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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Tie SambTetillo Mines,


 Mir George Hogg, who arrived few
 days ago from Sonora, gives am interest
 ing account of mming in Altar District.
 at the base of the SOmbretillo noun
 tains. Eighteen months ago NIT. Hogg
 went into the Sombretillo mountains
 prospecting and has worked there stead
 fly ever since, allowing no obstacle to
 stand in his way, and has at last sue
 ceeded in striking 1t very rich His
 mines consist of the PuertesitOs. Bar
 renos, Cumbre and Fl 1io, each repre-
 senting a full claim of 2G60 feet by 6G6
 feet. The owners have incorporated re-
 gently under the title of the Sonora Con solidated Mill and Mining Company and
 have issued 2O0,O00 shares of stock, par
 value, 8. In New York the stock is
 listed and J0GO shares have been sold
 well. The company have erected two
 stamp mill, each stamp weighing 800 pounds, which is now working admir- ably. The mill is now wOsking ore run
 ming from Sl0O to Sl70 per ton and turns out from S2O0 to $500 per day. Since the recent rains an abundance of water has been furnished. and one weeks run amounted to S3000. The PuertesitOs mine Is looking well, with an average thickness of two feet of ore from the top to the bottom of an S0-foot shaft, the deepest in the claims and averaging Sl0O to slS0 per ton. Quite number of Americans are at work on claims held in the vicinity by other companies, and two parties are talking Of building in mills of ten stamps each. The ore which NIT. HOgg exhibits Is said to be the richest lot ever brought to Tucson, running from S2OO to 5000 per ton. A recent battery assay in New York of ore from the PuertesitOs mine runs from S299GO tO S2220.5O and from mixed ores from all the mines, S69G.S0. Mir HOgg k to be on his promising outlook for he Las worked hard, never discour- aging, always hopeful, until success has crowned his efforts. He has had years of experience in Colorado, New Mexico and this Territory and his unerring judg- men5 as miner has enabled the Sonora to get hold of this fine property. He returns to the Altar Dis trict soon and we hope to hear other good reports.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
The SierritaS.

1l7 5at W. il. Lee, who has just re- ''sss q. eIasshQrom the west slope of the Sier- ritas, we get encouraging reports He ex- hibits some rich copper and silver glance ore from the Gambctta mine, which is owned by Messrs. Lee, Haycock, An thonE and Bidwell The Black Hawk, 'an extension of the Gambetta, Is owned by Cob Cannon and two others and all the indications point to its being a very rich mine. Both of these mines are sit uated within a short distance of the well known Garcia mine, which has a 6x4 shaft in solid ore from the surface to to a depth Of l5 feet. The owners of these properties are determined to hold or and develop. They have had offers to sell but think they have a better thing ID holding on, as a mining boom will be soon heard all over the west slope of the Sierritas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

fOImant left they expected to be able to resume work to-day. At Hereford the Neptune Company are bulily engaged upon their smelters. He'e also delay and annoyance have been experienced on account of the rains, but they hope to be in full working order ly the mid dle of September. Considerable outside work is being done in and ar lund Bisbee outside of the pri1eipal companies, and my informant, who IS a gent eman of ex- perience, thinks t.-e future O' the camp most promising. Times are easy and money plenty.
 Lazsrd & Jones, the latter well known in Tucson, are engaged in a general mer- cantle business and monOpOlize most of the trade.
 When you get this, depends upon Providence, and trust it may he kind. More anOn- PRAXITELEs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
RnSted Relies.

Mir. A. l.. Warren, while riding across the mesa about ten miles northeast of Tucson, one day last week, came across the rusted remains of an old-fashioned tiiut lock pistol, all the iron and brass parts of which he brought to the city. Not a vestige remained of any of the wood work of the pistol, but near by were found pieces of human bones that were easily crumbled to powder. The pistol is of European manufacture, and had barrel a little more than twelve inches long. It still contains charge. its owner having undoubtedly fallen ere he could use bis weapon-the only ob- iect abOut his person to tell where he fell-but impOtent to establish his identity, and dumb as to the struggle for dear life that possibly preceded his talk ing of.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Notice for Publication.
LIND OFFICE AT TucsoS, ARIZONA,

LIND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARIZONA, !
 July 29th, 1881. NOTICE k hereby gwen that T. B. Smith, the Administrator of the estate of Thomas c. R0ddiclI, deceased. has filed notice of intention to make final proof before the Register and Receiver of the |. $. Land Office at Tucson, Pima county, Arizona, on Tuesday, Sep tember 9th, 1881, at o'clock on the af- ternOOu of said day on Pre-emptiOn De claratory Statement No. 4i9, for the east half of northeast quarter and east half of southeast quarter section 13, town l7 south, range l3 east.
 He names as his witnesses James K. Brown. r. Maish, Thomas DriscOn and Frank Proctor, all of Tucson, Pima county, Arizona. HENRY COUsINs.
 Register. Efrst publication July 30-Jw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Contention SateS

CONVENTION, August 20.-Contentior mill has commenced to run again, the roaGs being in good repair.
 Head Centre has shut down tempora. rny on account of having no ore.
 Head Centre mill shipped four bars of bullion to-day by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express
 The subject of moving. the town across the river Is about settled, the peo- pie refusing to move, and being ready to back their title to the ground with shot guns.
 Business Is rather dull here at present. as the rains have put an embargo on travel
 About thirty teams are camped here, notYbelng able to cross the river on ac- count of high water.
 Meyers new hotel has been opened k.r business. It is a splendid building.
 cost about Sl00OQ It Is well kept
 Ks receiving good patronage
 y people are suffering from the
 2g epidemic, designated here as No eases have vet proved
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICF.

VlHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY l sll persons that they are The owners of tsr. sain mining claim situated in Washington Clmr. in the Patagonia MOEntsins, Pima County Ali zoua, known us the EMPIRE MINE.
 That a patent for said mining claim ua- i-- sued on the i7th day of February, Is-s, by ths United States Government tO the under-i .uet which patent is on record in the Recorder 0ste in Tucson, Pima County, in Book l} 0f Mining Records, and for a mort particular record 0f -a'd mining claim reiercI ce is thereby made Co -st record.
 All persons arc warned against worSins .s.1 claim, as all trcspassers thereon will be prl-s cuted acCordins t0 law.
 WIG. FORBUSH
 iyff STEPHEN p'COVNEr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN. ARIZONA, ! |
 July 29th, 1881. l NOTICE is hereby given that Alther | M. Feldman has filed notice of intention | to make final proof before the Register | and Receiver of the |. $. Land Office a' | Tucson, Pima county, Arizona, on Sat urday. : Ss.-.PsSh hG5sl 1,ly2f5cT, at 10 O'clocB m the forenoon of said day on Pre-emp. tion Declaratory Statement No. ell, fOi the northwest quarter of northwest quar- ter of section :; southwest quarter Oi southwest quarter section 6, town IA south, range If east, and south half of southeast quarter of section l, town IA south, range l3 east.
 He names as witnesses $. X. ManlOve Francis k. Drake, Y. NJ. Townsend and James Buell, all of Tucson, Pima coun- | ty, Arizona. HENRY CoUsINs,
 Register ! First publication July 30-Jw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, AFIzoSA,

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsON, ARIzONA, ,
 July 29te, 1881. NOTICE IS hereby given that James K. Brown has filed notice of intention to make final proof before the Register and Receiver of the [. $. Land Office at Tucson, Pima county, Arizona, on Tues day, September 9th, 1881, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day on Pre-emp- tiOn DeclaratOry Statement No. 4jO, for the west half of northwest quarter and west half of southwest quarter section ls, town r south, range 14 east.
 He names as witnesses Horace E. Smith, Frederick Naish, Thomas Dris- coll and Frank Proctor, all of Tucson, Pima county, Arizona.
 HENRY COUsINs, Receiver. First publication July 3O-5w.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Notice fer Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsON, ARIZONA.
 July 29th, 1881. NOTICE is hereby given that James Mcqueen has filed notice of intention to make final proof before the Register and Receiver of the U. $. Land Office at Tue son, Pima county. Arizona, on Monday, September 9th, 1881, at o'clock on the afternoon of said day, on Pre-emption Declaratory Statement No. j99 for the west half of northwest quarter section 9 and east half of northeast quarter section 26, town IA south, range 13 east. He names as witnesses Andrew J. Marsh, George F. Foster, Thomas P. Patterson and James Blade, all of Tucson, Pima county, Arizona. HENRY COUsISs,
 Register. First publication July 3O-Jw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICE

rNO VIM. SPIVEY AND ALL PERsONs | claiming under him The undersigned -.'- notice that they have had the nec-sssry a--c--- ment work done upon the Gro Fiuo Eclipse, h. di.uapOli- Csbaba and Silver Chief miH--. n Arivaca District, BOhoquivari Mourtaiu-, fin- County A. T., for the year ending January ]. i''s and paid for the same, and if within ninety days from the date Of this EOtice by publication 71- fail or refuse tO contribute your pr0porti11 o such expenditure as cO-Owners, your iur-re-i i- said claims will become the property 0f tie ll- dersigned dnder seciiOn 22i, Revised Siaili-s Of the United States F. Y. HUDSON,
 CHAS. BENT
 Tucsou. A. T.. May 2O lssI uy1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to H. G. M0Esg Or " those claiming under him, that bay. Lad performed the necessary labor upon the Nalsss Notion mine, Helvetis District, Pima CoglU' A T., as ass sssment work for the year ending December 3l 1880, and tsys paid for the same, and that unless said Morse, or his assigns, -1A4 within ninety days from the date hereof c1Bfrs ute his proportion (ity dOllarsl Of such eIPels- erty. II. B. LGsHrIIZEE
 Nay l5 1881. my2c-w3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICE.

nlERRITORY Of Arizona. County Of Pima il l Justices Court, before Charles H. asyt.i J. P, Precinct NO. IT. r. Ryan. pialnii1, '-' ]. A. Hunt, defendant
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 70 h-- I. A. Hunt, defendant: YOu are hereby ---- moned and required tO appear before me es Ll office in the town of Tucson and County oi F,ltt on the 2d day Of Sept, A. D lSsl.at 70 COG a. m., 70 answer the complaint of the ahoEe-nl plaintiff, who demands Of you that yol Ert ,5l dehted Co him h the sum of siXty-si-l-L 4''-.' dollars. tf
 And fl you fail 10 appear and ans"gf s-.-i sl. copmlaint as herein required. the plai2tla "-- s- take judgment against you as demanded aA- i'- the costs Of this suit. n
 Given under my hand this lst day oi iJl,y' a' 0 1881, CHARLES II. AETEE J- F-,
 jy97 Precinct S''-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICE

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. TIC U son, A. T. July % 1SSI.-Notics i- hereby given that PA ABLO GALLEGO, Of Pantano, Pima County, Arizona. has filed notice Of intention 's make bnal proof before the Register and Rcc-iyar at the United States Land Ofiice at Tucson. on the Ed day Of August, lssl, st 10 o'clock mo. oa prc-emption declarat0ry statement No 7U, hr tse south half Of the southwest quarter oi '-ec ton 6, township 16 south, range l7 east
 He nBmes Rs witnesses Jesus Torres, Nierr Chaves, Mateus Estrada, DOn1lson Crespa1, l. Of Pautano, aforesaid.
 jyl4 HKNRr CnrsISs. Rf-i-fs-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Again Onen

The insurance idiuster is making an estimate of the loss sustained from the late fire by Mess-s. Wm. Zeckendorf < Co, and the damaged stock will be re- moved in few days and offered for sale at very low prices. The wholesale de- partment of the house was untouched by fire, ard has been opened again for business. In q few days the retail de- partments will be stocked with new goods and opened in better shape than before the fire.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOHN L. HARRIS, DECEASED IL Notice is hereby gwen by the undersigned Executor of the estate of John l.. Harris de- ceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the sad deceased. tO exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the hrst publication of this notice to the said executor at his Olhcc in the Surveyor-fierl- erals oelce on Main street in the County of Pima Territory of Arizona.
 JOHN WASSON. Exe:utor of the estate of John L. Harris.
 deceasef.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Personal Mention.

Archibald Mclean leaves in a few days for California.
 Frank Drake is in from the Bunker Hill district
 Miss Owensby. of Lordsburg. Is visit ing with the family of Mir. John Dwyer.
 Professor Sherman, of this city, leaves Tn few days to take charge of the Tombstone schools.
 Judge Earl, who recently sustained a fracture of the arm by the upsetting of the Benson stage, is convalescing.
 John Vivian is in from Altar District, where he has been working the Ma gruder claims.
 Mr. L. Goodman, one of the enterpris- ing merchants of Contention, IS III the city for few days visit.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. G. Lennon, the bot anists, are again in Tucson, and will gather flora in the ChiricahuR noun tains.
 NIT. J. 4. Reavis, formerly of Los An geles, and now representing the San Francisco Examiner in this Territory, is in tue city. He will visit all points of interest in Southern Arizona before he leaves.
 4. Levin has sold his interest in Con gress Hall to B. W. Pyle, a well-known resident of Tombstone Mr. Pyle pro poses to make great changes in the house and it will no doubt continue to be the great central resort.
 Hon. Welles WhItmore, Deputy Dis trict Attorney of Alameda county, Cal, and author of the Index to the Califor- nis Court Reports" has been in the city for few days. This morning ke paid visit to his old classmate and name;ake, the editor of the CITIZEN.
 Col H. l.. Williams has been recently appointed Special Treasury Agent for the Customs Districts Of Fl Paso del Norte and San Diego, replacing Mir. k. NJ. Moore, who is transferred to the Gal weston District. Col Williams makes his headquarters in Tucson, but leaves his family in Santa Barbara, California.
 Barney HarmsOn, a well-knOwn miner has arrived from the Bunker Hill dis trict and is well pleased with that sec ton. He leaves shortly for the Dragoon mountains where be has some claims he will develop. He has great faith in the Dragons and his friends give him their best wishes that he become a mil liouaira
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Official Records.
HAITIAN e-OrIrFs-

]
 The Silver World, Pima, June 3a, | Leonard Sasueta, Jose Salazar, Bernabe i C BrIcIta, George Meek. S0nOita. Soroita Greek, June 30, $ B ] Mann, D C. Sanford. Nellie !, Pima, Aug 2o. j 1 WLitmore. 1 II J. Saeer, l. T Fries. Fife Elseer, Pima, Au. 2o, J 4 Whit more, H l. Sager, l. T Fres. Lucy G, Pima, aug 29, J 4 Whitmore, H E Sager, l. T Fries. Cverture, Pima, Aug r, ! McC Elliott, | Wm K Elliott, J 4 Wiit,aore.
 Black Hawk, Papago, July 2j, Robert Cannon, Mary Baker, S 5 HickOk Empire, Rincon Pass, June 6, George W Brown, R C Brown, Frank Cooler, Ira A Carter.
 Surprise. Rincon Pass, July 15, Geo " Brown, E C Brown
 Keystone, Rincon Pass, June %, Geo W Brown.
 Old Dominion, Tucson, June 27, T R Garnier.
 Alice, Tucson, June 27, T R Garnier.
 Key West, Empire, June 2G, Charles Platt and Jas C Deity.
 Charley Parks, Pima, June 27, George Hoffman.
 Connecting Link, Pima, June ?, Geo Hoffman.
 Bunyan, Pima, Juno 29. Geo Hoffman.
 Antelope, Pima, July 2, Geo Hoffman.
 FourtL of July, lima, .juiy l, George Hoffman.
 Jamestown, Greaterville, June 24, " c Pool, ' G Gardiner, Jas Brad.
 DEEDS FOR 1uEEs.
 Leonard Sasueta and Jose Salazar to Theodore Welisch and James Marcus, one-hali Silver World mine, Pima. Sl.
 T. c Aikman to ! NJ Wilkins, Huskey mine, one-third Soft Snap mine, Har- shaw, Sl.
 Patrick Steven to Daniel " Neil, one half Ophir and North American mines, Harshaw district S12j.
 DEEDS FOR REAL ESTATE Wm J Osborn and wife to Monica Fimbre, lot s, block l, Osborn's addition to Tucson, S25
 John c Handy and wife to Charles R | Drake, western half of lot 3, block 21. 1 Tucson, S1. Q Francis Allison to Henry Holland, | parts of sections 26 and 27, Pima county, l $500.
 Henry Glasman to Henry Holland. | building in Tubac, SL
 Charles R Drake and wife to John c | Handy, eastern half of lot 3, block l2l, Tucson, S1.
 CATTLE BRAND.
 E \ Fish S Co, sale to Maish & Dris- coll, brand T q, date 1875.
 POWERS OF ATTORNEY. R \ LeatherwOod ct al to o Mercer. to lease and rent lots in the Dividend mine, Empire district, for q period not over five years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT Tucsox, ARIZONA,

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN. ARIZONA, !
 July 18th, 1881. ! NOTICE is hereby given that Elias A. Jones has filed notice of intention to make final proof before the Register and Receiver of the |. S. Land Office at Tue son, Pima county, Arizona, on Monday, September 9th, 1881, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, on Pre-emption Declaratory Statement No. 51G for the northeast quarter of section 2S, town 6 south, range lJ east
 He names as witnesses Charles White, R. II. Knight, D. II. Ming and T. T. Hunter, all of Mimgville, Graham coun- ty, Arizona. HENRY COUsINs,
 Register. First Publication July 3O-jw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICE.

A IL PARTIES ARE WARNED AGAINST n purchasing the McGr gur mine, near Wash ington CGmp, Patagonia Mountains, which mine has been jumped by C. O Ereretts E. Dur8ue and - Kelley, which they have in their iocatiGs named he PADRE BOLSAR mine, of any other pers3n or persons except the undersigned who are the true and lEwful owners Of the same
 (SigneS) S. A. MANLOVE,
 JOHN McGkEGOH TuCscn, A. T., May l7, 1881 mrl7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

DOUGLASS LILLY, while driving one of the Sycamore Springs COmpany's wagons on Friday, was thrown from his seat in front of the wheel horses, one of which stepped on him and the wheels rr,a@s,5ss,1s-5t5r bis head, crushing the skull, -adsing instint dedth.- Nugget
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF GRAVEL. a GFBANs IS this day ds-olVed by mutual consent. M P. Gravel carries on the business hereafter and will collect all outstanding debts and pay all debts of the firm of Gravel S Ciebans
 NJ. P. GRAVEL
 JOHN GEBANS. Witness James F. Tophff
 Tucson. 4. T.. August 2 ISL aus-iw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

ED. BYRNE's gang of top-and-bottom thieves at Benson is dwindliDg down somewhat The gang now consists of Morg Earpp,J. D. Young, alias Duffie, of San Francisco; Mcdonald, of Portland, Oregon; George Mcfarland and a one eyed Mexican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
Le6qI
APPLIcATIoN FOR A P,-,
 To the Omega Mine-N. ,a- -N

 r s. LAND OFFICE Tres, O. %, lsS1.-Notfce is he-rb- AFizora, Jpiv lully, F. Ochoa, <. K. DeLonr- -TF Llaf P. < D. Hughes, whose PCs;ofI .s ,,s ., e1gr'.s and f,r ssdS nave hled their application fo- neon or veih, hearing mineral. with -rrf,..l -a nine HI1uIeu iset ID width, situate lvlr.. i ind Hel'etia Mining Districr, ConBf5 gr.-a -a Ing IiloEy or Arzona and known and d.j.- .- aet IT. the field notes and official uIat r7 2l .ied tv a lot No. Q, the exterior borpds-5- -i tis on. No. 2 being as follows tn-vyit. o' said it ,, SariaIion, F deg 4s min east. as DO, ,,.-
 tom mencins at the in tial point of ,l-f.-. the centre Of a shan common fl ,t. am, being Omega Fir-t Extension south sop m. -i -9! cry me or claim, and run thence no--b s 9els' nm east ieet Co redwood post ( s--. s-. -rs $ 4N4 inches square, set in u1orod r '-sl lolr feet high and marked on west side z, n, -,qncs ] thence continuing north SS dee 95 min s-. & V v, 10 the northeast corner Or claim ro |, 5 -ti t-ey leet tohs, M inches square, set in r-.-- los; stones 2la feet high and marked or fi- -.i-ll q M F.: from this corner q < r,i-.N,ss Nssl side ment No ! bears south 15 teg ae min - Moag- Feet distant; run thence north eT T>t >t llig west l5oO feet 10 the northwest eorner o7 i , nis redwood post feet lon fy4 irirbs. N - eliiin @ iu mound ofstoncs 2t. feet hirh and fro,- la1e sei N W; run thence -0uth N deg sj r-5T '- V Q teet Co the northwest center Of claim -1 "tsl 70 post4 feet long, 4yf inches square set s- '.-Nsot siohes "a ieet hig1 and marked O y {, N ,I- li
 
 Co thc southwest corner os cIriI- r- .'' leg post ieet long. Xxi inches square .a- f-. -'.'l- oistones IS inches high and marked O \, r i-l. run thence south 61 deg 8 min east IA, q, S W; southeast corner oi claim 10 a redwood - .ls Co long, 4Xf inches square, ret in m0urT '.s - -'si ls inches high and marked on the wet .,i 'ea,i . . l. run thence north 2S dec 25 min ". V feet to centre Of shan, the place of T.t-s. -s. 70 containing 2O 66-lOOacres. '-.l-il- This claim IS bounded on the sorft.s.. Omega Mine First Extension Sor-T .- .la clam. ----g The location or thIs mine is d-fs -..,-4, Iae fecoIder Ohce Of the County Of pi--- - Book 5, Record of Mines, page Eff- and in B, y, Record 0f ME g pages tJf 6ll. l-f -',s Any and all persons claiiaiu-- adva-safv s- tiou of said Omega mine, o- said rririr, - ll;. as herciubcfore described, are rtgui-.F -rs 2, ,-c acverse claim with the Register of tf- -,-.--- States Land office at Tucson, in the -re--ss--se Arizona, during tho sixty days ue-..-T ..s f cation hereof, ur they will be barred hg -; s-'l. the provision of the StI-ute .-e q
 HENRY CousrSs. R--i..--
 W J. Osborn, Attorney for claims1ts TS-l- Arizona, '-,>o1s It Is hereby ordered tha- the above r,.,.. ,, hcati0n for mining pa,cu- De published f ..- days in the Arizona Daily Citizen n r-,,--4 published at Tucson, Ariz0na. wbi-L -r-asi hereby designated by me as puhHshed i.-, - l. said claim. ---'t
 HENET COUSINS. Per-...- Firzr uulicatiOu Iulv r~ afiiH -7'V.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
RaiIroad News.

The passenger train from the west was to arrive at clock this afternoon.
 The eastern passenger train is nearly on time
 Two eastern and two western freight trains arrived in the last 24 hours
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

Ms Edith Swain, niece of Col. Bean, was among the passengers detIned at Yuma by the washouts. She was on her way to Socorro, New Mexico, where her brother and sister await her, preparatory making an extended trip east.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF CO
 PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V partnership heretofore existing between l. GOLDBAUM and VI. WOLF is this day dissolved by mutual consent, M. Wolf continuing. the busi- ness. paying all debts and collecting all debts due tO the hrTl. M. WOLF
 L. GOLDBAUM. Tucson. August l6. 1881. nni8
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

W. F. FITZPATRICK has commenced Culvers building on Congress street next to Fleishman's drug store, which will be 25x60 feet, one story high. It is intended for E. Horton's liquor store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

THE Atlantic and Pacific railroad track is now laid to Holbrook, on the Little Colorado, 2S0 miles west Of the Rio Grande.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

MR. c. r. McCLINToCK, editor of the Phenix Herald, ded very suddenly at his home this morning, of heart disease. NIT. MeClintock has been unidentified with Sne newspaper fraternity of Ari- Zors Tor several years, and was always -eensidered an able and successful news paper lpan. Pence to his ashes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

THE assessment roll of Yuma county as capitalized, aggregates S464, to5.7O, on which taxes amounting to S12,530.32 are to be collected.