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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Atty for claimant, Tucson, Arizona


E- FIlt. er tE l-a .EIDE i-spID c.' H r-. l.- t.. County et Pima. H". -r- D" .a. l--H tar .. ti-a-'-  fIr N. - ..r... .eU -....nf f--.eyeH and t-- .-. r.t. tH-e1tf st fI- .UEl. alrl c.-f- Iu f.. o l.D ..tr. | .tFrr and ..-iif Dol I... ..e. r.Iis.. e.---. ! have Iev- if. .I ...s aUo iUrHF.-t uf sand al. .- i.. l.ftl.a. .u sr .u tIe folio .rr .-.H. .rUt. .. i.-r It; itf acres of uu-
 H- for -.gec--.-' 'ur IurIosrs. sgid --a a-..r .a --l-;. county. A-4rlt.-g or -lrIr.. boat -1 r.lI-- from Tucson. on thc main road leading from llccu tr Yuma. and To.t isfiiea..- e.- ..o s- Fellow to-i'l,; Comm lri-- a, - -.zg s- r- r-pund os stones a.ng I..l .r.- -attH oi O." sarti .ea-t corner ai ti- s..slH .o1-e known a= Uess-I Station. and runs thence north one ta.t 90 ml.. tu stake -'t lu a mound Di -tu..-i t.tuce west one halt -uU n o-e ls.- uIie .a H -taEc sct iu a mound Ht sfDl"- .la1rt rr-f OEa i.li ulIe tu place of ruIlr. Located and eisiHed tle i-t day Of Arei-f, and rrelr.i-l iE Book ot Land i-,ui- No. z. Ig-a f-. Filed and recorded Ht request Of tl1-. IT, i--L.ree. AuEg-t 4 l-tf. Also taat cer- tan mining clam ca1Iul1l..5 known as the New fc- silue b..ls f5fti linear Rect along tte course of flll- lC-t. ial. 1r TrIr of mineral bearirc quartz. ana -sI leaf Ir viotl on each 5lts of fl- ml-a-s oi salt .-a lode ol sesa- situate .u the - lT.- fgu .'ur- D.-. get, County of Pima, IerIisr ol Arizona. and more part. .-'. ..ri- le- -crInal follows. fa-gs. .f; Commencing at a r-olDuslt of -feEcs tcluE tLc center Of the -9ltl.rlT end oi clam and upon which a notice 4- posted. thence westerly .u feet t1 monument Co, stones; thence -oltteG. llDI fee. t1 moru- mont ul -fulC-. thence a-iarly g. feet .l mon uuert Gf si'uC-. lalrg ffe c,Hterof Che Gor,ler- J. el1 or claim; thence -u---riy a1 feet to a monument of atore-- thence routtnrly i5u feet fp malHuel; of srola-s thence westerly s1D feet to place of hr-I-r ;u-. This claim I- sIt- Elfed arls. tI.rga uile- from L- O. shaw camp lu a westerly ,sreciian end i- kL1-u a- the New 1orE AIle. Logtet JauUrry l-th. i--l. Filed at reIses- cf E. i. iaui July itH. ls-i.
 And notice i= ieiclg gwen that on Saturday ~if uhe- i7fh. rf fJ o'clock a. mo. Iu front of tle t1ult-aols- door, In tIe City of Tucson. 'Qu-fE oi Plua, Territory cf Arzoua. ] UIll cell aH One urlt tIf.e and interest of said Go- ier .t-t ll aud rr tle sbnFe described property Go tle Il+icst and best b.lie-. for cash. ltsal eu--e-rg, ln -a-l--g ali sVsc-ilou and m cc-ts.
 E. Y. PAUL Sh-rI...
 Slera office, Itescr- A. I., -iu-1-t -., i--l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Official Records.
LOCATION sor1cEs.

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 Oak, Santa Catalina mountains, Au | gust 26, Peter Mathews. Verde, Santa Catalina mountains, Au | gust 20, Peter Mathews. American, Santa Catalina mountains August go, Peter Mathews. i Typhoid mIne, Santa Rita Mountains located August 2, by Dena Harmon.
 Protector mine, Tyndal district, loca- ted August 10, by David NJ. Neil Whiskey Jim, Tyndal district, July r; o. $. Palmer, Ed Lamontain, Wm George, J. II. Rader.
 Home Stretch, Tyndan disdrict, Au. gust 1G; 0. $. Palmer, Ed. Lamontain Wm. George, John H. RadeT. Milyublma, Canyon del Gro, Sept. B L. D. Chillson.
 Santa Cruz, Pima distric., August 3I: J. D. Andrews, ". II. Smith.
 DEEDS FOR REAL ESTATE
 Tucson to Ensalio Granillo, lot G. block 113; 5. F.. Granillo and wife tO Romualdo Tcrres, lot 6, block 173; S170.
 Antonio Qaintero to Guadalupe A. cala, 800 square yards Of land lying west of Tucson.
 AuLOtlC NtA4liltfo tt ArAdtttltL.5 De EAlSl- la, piece Of land west of Tucson, S2
 Alfred 4 Green and wife to Ramon VasQuez, lot 10, block 23s, Sl000.
 Raymon Nsssuez and wife to Allied 4 Green, lot I, block 119, S2J)0.
 Niriano Morago to Joaquin Telle-. ilt l, block 225, Sl. wi, -,.
 Ilcson to jaG2uin Isilc- 245, Sl6 r. ieses, lot ], block Tucson baso-cail- bloc,o1tfir.. 7auguin TeIles, lot in
 IoJ, SA Tucson to Jauquin Telles, lot ., block 7i, g.
 Jesus M Ballesteros to Chas Fl Nos- barEh, lot ,, block 252, Sj0l.
 C II Lord and wife to J W Henderson and L Ballem, lots and <, block ,, Aliens addition to Tucson, Si0D.
 Muuela Ortega, Gabina Ortega and wife to Hiram $ Stevens, l.t ., block 1S3. city. S225.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Military Matters.

General Q. B. Wilcox has proceeded to Wilcox on business connected with his command.
 Major A. K. Arnold, Inspector General of the Department, and his clerk, ac- company the commanding General to Wilcox.
 Assistant Surgeon J. c. Skinner has been ordered to report to Fort Verde for temporary duty as post surgeon.
 Acting Assistant Surgeon Jas. Rorke has been ordered to report to Lieuten- ant Colonel Wm. F. Price Sixth Cavalry, for duty with his command.
 Lieutenant Carl r. Palfrey, Engineer Officer of the Department. has been or dered to Wllcox, and will proceed to such other points as public business may require.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Anather niseorerr.

Last Sabbath Messrs. II. C. Wheeler and Geo. Taylor came to town and re. ported what at present seems to he a very valuable discovery. They had started for the Owl Heads on pros pecting tour and when about twelve miles from the Gila river and about eighteen miles southeast of Florence they made dry camp on the old Camp Grant road, in the SaUcelito mountains Shortly after they stopped Mir. Wheeler said he believed there was a spring near by and they went in search of it. While looking for the spring they suddenly came upon an immense ledge of mineral bearing quartz which had been uncov- cred by the recent rains. They com menced to investigate # and discovered two large 'blow outs which looked to be pregnant with mineral from one end to the other They drew lots for the choice of the "blow outs and Taylor drew the largest one. After making proper locations of the claims they filled a large sack with croppincs and returned to Florence, where tO report of their dis covery and an examination of the spec linen rock caused quite an excitement and five claims have already been taken up on the ledge. The ledge has been traced two miles, and at points where the water has cut through 1t, it Is from twenty to one hundred feet wide and shows a beautiful granite formation.- 1 Florence Enterprise,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Eining.

The Vulture mill is running success fully. A good and easy route from Vul. ture City to the Gila river has been found by C. B. Genung.
 Colonel BjgelOw and G. H. LaBerteu just in from the HaSsayampa, report plenty of good looking ore in the Davis mine The Crook null was prepared to run. Flint & Co.'S arastras are pulver- izing. Ore which assayed Sl0,664 in sil- yer had been taken out Of Joe Taylor s new ledge.-I Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
APPLICATION soE PATENT. U u .tu--lr. t--ll.--,l. ILL
T. s. LAND GFrIcR.

.. 1. LAND GfFiCE,
 TC.sey, AHiZpSA, August l, 1881.
 Notice is hereby gwen t-It tie Vest en ke-rse Mining Company, of War zen. Ono. whose pos.1lice address IS m care of J. A. Nh,tmoge, Tucson, Pima county, Arizona, has this day fled his application Tor psla-l Tor l-J huear feet O. tac tUa.lee wIu- or ,clu bearing gold a-i silver with surface ground UuU feet iE width, situated u Pima Mining District, county o. Ima and Territory ol Arizona, and designated hv tae field notes and official plat ou file il tas office a5 iol number 5] sand lot No. a5 being G. follows. to-Ult: Beginning at the original location monument, the center ol tle north end Oi claim, at mes4u.t post flur feet high, four inches iu diam etcr, il g mound of stones, and marked J. E. E. C. 1L, whence '. E. mineral monument No. 1, Pima District, bears south Ij degrees 3O minutes west JS.S feet distant: and the northeast end cen Ger monument Of the " "EsperaDza nm ing claim, iot No. 5l, 5e1rs south 5J de- -leos west l4-j feet dIat, ut; thence south S5 degrees east 3i1 feet Co post fOur feet high, four inches iu diameter, lu mound oi stones. and marked ~ J. \. l.. C., the
 
 south | degrees west lajO feet tO post four feet high, ihTae inches In diameter. iu a mrluaeHt oi stones, and marked J. S. L. C. for southeast corner of claim: thence north eG degrees west 3UO feet. post at centre of south end of claim four feet hi-h three inches in diameter in a monument of stones and marked |" J. S. E. G. ii..' and In same direction .H.A t... |.HaH4a. inches iu diameter iu a monument of stones, and marked "J. S W. C. for southwest corner 0f ciaim; thence north l degrees east l5g0 feet to post three feet high thre. inches m dlumgter in a mon umeu. oi stones, and marked |" J. \. W. ,." for northwest corner of claim: and thence aau,H e5 degrees east 800 feet to the place oi beginning. Magnetic vau- tio- l3 degrees Il minutes east, con tanning ijIt acres. The location of this mine .s recorded iu the Recorders office of Pima county. Arizona, iu books T. and D of mining claims at pages 3ij Gud t.5 resi- Iecavcig. An! and az per sons claiming adversely any portion of saII Justice Diue or surface ground are required to u.e their adverse claims wi,h tUc Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson. Iu the Territory of Ari- -oua. daring Ike sixty days period of publication hereof orthey Uill be barred ly ,Htu- a. ,le provisions of the stat ute. EE.HT C0UsDs, Register.
 7. L. 5IuES,
 Atty ia- claimant, Tucson, Arizona.
 It s hereby ordered lhat thc foregoing notice of Application for Patent be Vub- lisbeI for the period of tv days, iu the Arizona CTIzEN, a daily newspaper pub E~led at Tucson. Pima county. Arizona, which paTeI is designated by nc as pUb- lishci lrWe-. said ciaIm.
 HENRY COUSINS, hc- ster.
 lut publication August 6, lsSI-GiuL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
HELMET MOUNTAIN TUNNEL.
4 EJw and Promising Enterprise ia Pima
 District.

4 E5F ana Promising Enterprise ia Pima
 District.
 Colonel Sykes the indcfatigable and energetic manager of the San Xavier and Calabasas companies, Las inaugu- rated a new enterprise in the Pima dis trict, which certainly offers great prom isc. He is now advertising for proposals to run a tunnel 800 feet long into Hel- l.ir, mountain, entering at the southern end, being intended to crosscut the ledge on which the Little May mine, which showed SD promisingly last summer, is located. There are also other lodges on -thc mountain which will be cut by this tunnel The Helmet mountain k the tall, black peak lying a short distance southeast of the San Xavier mine.
 On the San Xavier mine work will be resumed anl the mann shaft sunk l00 further. which will make it 3G0feet deep. The Consolidated Company also pro poses to engage quite extensively in stock raising
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Ernn .Inhe

4 private letter received from Globe says: |" ' fear from what I can lean regarding fhe Pioneer South mine that your correspondent Wri5nE from Mia eral Creek, under date of Angus. l0tl, misrepresented the true merits of that property, and did great injustice to the 1nanegors. Indeed, I have yet to Meet the first man wh0 has examined the miEe or worked therein. who says that it is worthless. but on the contrary they :. lll speak in the highest terms of 1t and fp-Onounce 1t a Grst-class property, and kannot conceive what could have induced correspondent to mal;e such mis- lpresentations unless it was t0 gratify
 te personal spite he had against some
 those owning stock. I Elll visit the line in 8 few days and report to the .JTTTzEN urue facts regarding the devel- spment andFalae of the mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

Ia. Ar-E LCyIS couteHplatcs estab- fishing thoroughly first class saloon in th.s ci.s in ieW weeks Helms leased ihe building nov oceupi.l by Henry Horton as Whp.csale EgU,r store, and as soon a5 -tir. Horton reno re5 his stock to his new store the work of renovation Eill be commenced It is intended to be tbe most i-illilat and hobby a.rlir t.l--r-.sss s-.s,. .s,. .,au fr-uclreo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
NOTICE

| IL PARTIES ARE WARNED ACAINs1 A purchasing The Mc6r C0r mine, uraI Ns-.- iugtou Camp, Patagonia Mountains, which rHae ln- been jumped by C. O EvCretts E. uurE and -- Kelley, which they have iB their i"c-'.- named he PADRE BOLSAB mine. of any ....' rersou OF persona except the undersigned ra1 are The true and lawful owners Of the sane
 tSiguesi S A. MANLUNE E.
 JOHN MCGhEGuE Tucson, A. T.. May F. IssI m--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

1IR A. G0oDuAS is moving his im- mense stock of groceries into his new building on Convent street, corner of Jackson. He is also making large ad- ditions Co his st5ca and wll make it the most complete establishment of the kind in the Territory. Mr Goodman is a wide-awako and cntcrprising business man, and merits the notable success he has gcbie-ed iH business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
! pgsm~ Tree 1-- where Il
plain of great irregula'
 It appears that this iro1

S;snsentleman in P1l both sides of the mountsnsaw a- very encouraging for that . section. The mines, wherever developed to depth of fifty feet or more, show large bodies os ore that ass8y vel, in , many cases running mp in the hundreds, ! and few over thousand dollars per son. Considerable work is now being .0ne on mines in that range, ana it looks fas though the most extensive mineral vein in the Ierri,ory VII be brought to light there. Properties are continually enhancing in value. anl capital Is now seeking Investment there. It seems as though fine prediction of experienced miners who have examined the leads of that range. that immense bodies ol rich mineral vii be founi there is Co be fll- filed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

WE are indebted to George W. Van Hoovenberg 5 Co. for a piece of very fine ice from the company's works. The company have made 8 success Their capacity now is two and half tons daily, and they keep a reserve supply of from 10 to 15 tons on hand. This winter they propose to put in an additional machine, with a capacity of five tons. This will make the capacity Of the works 7is tons of ice per day. We wish the company success.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
NOTICE TO yEEDITOs,-.

T-~IhTE OF JOHN L. HARRIS. DECEASED H. -NnHcs lz l-.e..g gwen by ile undersigned. EZerglo- of f.. e.-.t- uf John L. Harris. de- car-.d- -o tla cll.to.- ri- and all rer-ar- having ciain- laa.i.. -e -a's. daclssd. to cxlIhl, then. wl.l tile leCa----r vouchers. within teu months after tl- first .rri-or of this uorcl Co ti.e said eTacn-or O. his o- rs ;u tfs surr yo--,.sT.- e-uI- at.ea rl tiaiu street. iu th- County or Pima. IcI-.tG-. Hs a4.l---.
 JOHN NaSSCN- Ezacuro- of t.- e-.Ht- of John l.. Harris.
 Gece--1i
 Rated af Tucson. AEggsst l2, 1881. aul3-wiw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
NOTICE
rrtIr I-Nnrp.rl

rUHE UNbERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY | all persons that they are the owuCI- aI {. ..- tain mining claim situatrd in Washington Camp. iu the Patagonia MoCHt inc. Pins Comfy s zoua, known as tfe EMPIRE MINE.
 That a patent for sold mining claim vt- .-- -ued on the l1th day Cf February, 1sl7, by '. nited States Government Co the urCe--.s " hich patent is on rccord in the Recorder .f.r ia Tuc-On, PiUa County, iu Book II of Ninil- rceord-, and for more particular record ol -... mining claim reierei ce Is Thereby male ig --- cord
 All persons are warned against wCrbu .l'. claim, as al trc-paSSerz thereon will b- yH-- cutrd according to law
 WIG FORBUSr.
 fYl4 STfPHE~ D'COEN EI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
No.I..n en.L-.-t..

lHAt ipmal- 0f Silver King 4ne inrd tiL- .... .. len CT .-,--. ryan, M l1-I s-- r: 1a-------- = = i.. -h of 1S bars, valued a. 5250ul
 Contention mill shipped six bars Of bullion from Charleston on Sunday. Head Center mill shipped tEo bars of bullion thc 3i instant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

Justice Hunt, of the United States Supreme Court, is said to show no sign Of improvement He remains in about the same condition that he was several months ago. and will never be able to Not having been on the bench long enough to entitle him to be retired 1t is not expected by his associates that he will resign until Congress passes spe- cial act tO meet his case. With Justice Hunt too much disabled to attend to any official work, and one place on the bench vacant, the court is crippled in its circuit duty, and next winter will put the court still further behind in deciding pending cases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

ToIBsroNE is to have supply of wa ter from new source. RicLard Gird and T. $. McC0v have made the neces- s-ry arrmEaTlents to bring the pure mountain water o' the HUachuca mOm- tains into Tombstoue, a distance of twenty-tw0 m les, through a seven-inch main, and expect to have t completed by Janua rv. 1S-2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

Ar the explosion in the tunnel on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad above Prescott, on the 2jth uliimo, the follow ing persons were instantly killed: Larry Cayanaugh William BIckman, James Clark, Frank DeYere, James Barrett, Pat Drew and Frank McCrary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

WM EAEE E Co.'S wholesale liquor house has been thoroughly re-arranCed under the supervision of -dr. T. P. Pat ters0n and nresents a cry t:ciiy- :is;,Ise ar ance. The new firm is meeting with gcner0us patronage and fIlly maintains fine reputation of the firm they succeed- ed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

2rFzrt sJio~ Eea \ FsrT>s "a. si.r r-ri.. i:l,rs uina 70 tIS.
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 us. LAND OFFIcE, {
 ICcso., Arizona, zuGnst z, 1881. !
 Notice k hereby slyeil that She Hes-- era Reserve tiILlu Company. ot V dr- Ter, DEio, B hose tostUtiice address is in care ot |. A. #IlE0re, Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, has this day filed his application for 90 ratent for fifteen hum d7ed ,i5E9 linear feet of inc Frazier bi.el mila OF s'l- bearing gold and sil- var, EIs surfacc ground six hundred if-il ices ia wills, situate, lviEg and uc- ing ir -ee fiml Mining District, County o ] ima and Territory of Arizona. and known aud .tos rsei by the field no5c; anl o.icial plas ea licin -his office s i0o Sc- 18. The exterior boundaries O. sud ia No. 5s ba.nr a- follows, t3-ws5:
 Fgsieton, l3 da n mn east. |
 Commencing ot the original lJcasio-. monument. tle centre cf the northeast erly end oi the claim, at a meslUit post Z incl i1 diameter. feet hiEh, set il 8 monumental stones and marked ! ts V ' 2 c M. whence | < mineral mou- uueul No. !, ,''ima BisJrict, bears north 14 deg 59 min west, 2JSi feet distant thence south 53 de-, 45 mn east, BIO feet, Go a post 5 fec. high. 8 inches In dIam- eter. se, I5 a monument 0i stones and marked @ 2 R $ l. (" the southeast cor her of clam: thence south 5, deg l5 min wesr, ia;G feet Go pos- feet hl-.', 5 inches in diameter, ll monument of stones, and marked ' R S V c, the southwest corner of claim; thence north a- deg i5 mn vest 5,l tee-. Go post ; fec. high. 4 inches ll diameter, in moru- ue-t of stones and marked |" y k 5 " ' C V. the centre Ct southwest end ot claim; thence in same direction $sJ feet to post feet high. B inches in diam cter, in monument of stones and marked " r E \ " C." the northwest corner of claim: thence north 3I deg 1j min east 15JO feet, to 9 post 8 feet high. 3 inches iu diameter. in mauument Of stones. and ma ksl "F 2 Y 2 C." the northeast COZ uer Q, claim; thence south 52 deg i5 min east, 3a0 feet, t0 initial monument, the piacc of beginning. containing Zu6j1 acres.
 The locatiou of this mine is duly re- corded in the Recorders office of Pima CJuuty, Arizona, in Book I oi Record of Mines, pages 145 and 146, and in Book P, pages Gjl and t33-
 Any and ali persons claiming adversely any portion cl said Frazier River mine, OF slit inning ground, as Lercinhei0re described are required t1 file their ad- verse cicim El.u tine Register Of the Jni5eri- as-85es Asad Office, at Tucson, in che Territory 0f Arizona, during the sixty days period Ci publication hereof, or they will be barred Ev vir,u. ot the pro- visions of L.-l- aa----------- ----------
 HrsGT CoCsISs. Register.
 T. l. Stiles, attorney for cialmanr, Tucson. Auz1ua.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

TIE Centennial number of the Los Angeles Ornamental has been received. It is a large, eight-page paper, full of in- teresting and valuable information con cerning Los Angeles and its surround ing country. The publication is a very creditable one, and evidences a spirit of true enterprise in its publisher, Mir. W. II. Gould.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
APPLICATE0N FOI; s FsTU-,g To the Omega sfine-Nr. TCg.

IT s. LAND OFFICE. Tuc.cu, Ar.-.ls. f... -f. IS-f.-Nctlce is hereby given fhar P 1. 1ully e.. Ochoa. s- E ueLou-, T. J. -e1.rl- aud 7 e. Hughes. who's. Fustuihce soiref- Is l..-.., sizoua, have filed their application fog rr.-.t Cor Efieeu hundred linear feet of the Oma-a r.r. OF vein, bearing mineral with surface 4ra.-. -.- hundred feet in width. situate, lying and being sivCtia Mining District. County uf Pima u. I.. riio-y Of Arizona. and known and de-iEua-.. H. tts field notes aud oGicial plat ou Gle in ibs 0.7 a- ios No. g., the exterior boundaries Of sal. ... No a1 being as follows, to-wit,
 Variation, l2 tns is min tasi, as per o.s1~-- tion cf Polari-.
 Commoucius at the Initial point or claim l.-- tte centre ui ~hau common Co the pWcu .-. Omc-a First Extension south Ion the s0urH-... iIy liae of claim, and run thence north 2~ e - min east . feet Go redwood post 6 feel .0a.- f~i inches square, set in mound oI -.--- z tt hilh and marked on west side d C l Y. thence continuing north 2S deg 35 min ea-t gu. ... to the northeast corner of claim io rcduI.- .H-- { feet bong. 4x4 Inches square, set iu noun. .. stones as feet high and marked on the vs-. .. U M c S r.. from this corner mineral uUrr. mcul No bears suUiL ll deg 80 min e--r ieer distant. run thence north 0l Oe. al min E,~t tjUO feet Co Ihe northwest corner O. claim .H a redwood post fec, long, 4Et in shes -gusr. ... iu mound ofstOnes 2ii feet high and marked O N C N run thence south 2s deg % min we-, a1 iDci Go the northwest center uf cie;w t1 re.70.l stf ieet long. fxi inches square. sei iu mound stones 2t feet high and marked O M c N " CT. thence continuing south ~ dgg e5 min W .l" .--. fo The southwest corner Ci claim Co r-..-....
 
 oIsfoucs lS inches high and marked O N c x v. tCu thence south 6l deg 31 min east Ii00 l.u. q. son -hea-t corner Oi claim Co redwood po-t 4 t.. lt ug, fX4 inches square. set lu mound It -tHr.s l- inches high and marked On the west 1ue O 2 e x f. run thence north g deg 2l min .s-r Q feet Co centre of shlfi- the place of hr-H- containing 2n tt-lOoaCrcS.
 This claim i- bounded 0l thc southeast by I.s Omega Mine FiCst Extension South mining claim.
 The location of the mine is duly recorded . tEc Recorder OhicC of the County Ct T.u. - g. us B, Record of Mines, pa-e G.l, and ia H..s ?. hecord of Miuc-, pages t5i, G55, b16-
 Any and Hll per-ous claiming adversely lrr poe tilu ol said Omega mine. or said mIrin- -- a- Ecrciuheiore described, arc required Co l.r. ... a.ycr-e claim with be Register of tte Tl.. ~iates Land Office st Tucaou, iu the Tsr-'.H. II. Arizona, during the sixty days period ,i cation hereof, or they will Ice barred iy F-.s. .. tLc provision of thc Statute.
 HESEI toC-I.s, EsgisI.- W. J. Osborn, Attorney for ciaiuIaut-, Inc l. Arizona,
 it is hereby ordered that tht above notice .tH..- iioltiOu for mining pacut hc pEhli-hrd for ..r days in the Arizona Daily Citizen. a uew-r.H.- published 90 Tucson. Arizona. which ae-H .- hereby designated by me as published u.a.-. said claim
 HENET CoUsfss, Ec-.-tr-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

TIE CITIZEN office is in connection by telephone with the sys em now operaJ- ing iB Tucson, and will receive orders for advertisements or iCb work, and will be thankful for news items of any i'm portance through that channel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

4 COMPANY of cavalry las been formed in Globe, with B. Lacy as Captain; J. Adams, Fina Lieutenant and J. Ander- son Second Lieutenant. There are 6 names on the roil, ". T. McNelly First Sergeant. They are making arrange ments fnr lutv.