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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOHN L. HARRIS. DECEASED IL Notice is hereby gwen by the uuder-ig grsd Execut0r oi the e-tafe of John l.. Harri- de- ce-sl. to tle creditors of and all persons having cluIrs alTIu-t tLc sand dereasft Co exlIhlt them 1NIfh the nect--ffy vouchers. within Gen months after the hE-t publication of this no-Ic-. to the sand etecut0r. at his ollce Iu tho Surv-yor-tieu- eF7ll s u-lcs on Nam street. m the County of F.ula. larF,tnry oi Auzoua.
 JOHN WASSON Lxecutor of the estate of John L. Harris,
 deceased.
 Dated af Tucson August 12 1s-i. aui2-wtw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIZONA. /
 July 2yth, lSSl NOTICE is hereby given that Elias A. aones has filed notice of intention to make final proof before the Register and Receiver of the U. <. Land Office at Tuo- 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. 516 for the northeast quarter of section 2S, town G south, range 1y east.
 He names as witnesses Charles White. R. II. Knight, D. H. Ming and T. T. HuUver, all of Mingville, Graham coun- Y, Arizona. HENRY CoUsINs.
 Register. First Publication July 3-Jw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given Co a. e MoEsE. or
 ~ thOre claiming under him. thai ] nHv- had performed the Hece--ary labor upon The aux @ Notion miue, Helyetia Di-tric-. Pima County A. T., a- a-- --ment work for the year eudlu g Decemher3l, lSS0, and have paid for The same, and Ina unies- said Mor-e, or hi- designs. shall within ninety days from thc date her, of -ria ute his proportion ldlfy du.iarsi of such expenL- iture, -aid nine will become my exclusive prop erty. II. B. Lon fHIZEE.
 May lg 1881. my22-w3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUG U son, A. T., July %, iSS1.-NOjice i- hereby given that ABlO GALLEGO, of PGntano, Pima tounty, Arizona, has fled notice of intention r1 make final proof before the Register and Receiver ai the United states Land office at Tuc-0n. ODD the Ed day of August, 1881, Gt % o'clock a. m or presumption declaratOry statement No 40S for the s0uth half of the southwest quarter Of ise- ton 8, township l5 south, range F east
 He names as witnesses Jesus Torres. Victor Chayes, Msteus Estrada, Donaldson Crespau s'l of PantanO, aforesaid.
 jyl4 HESRY CoUsINs, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
NOTICE.

V'ERRITORY of Arizona, Co-Int7 Of Pima. Ir | Justices Court, before Charles q. Mcr.r. J. F, Precinct No. IT F. Ryan. plaInfif. p-. ] A Hunt, defendant.
 The Territory Of Arizona send4 greeting To 3ll. I. A. Hunt, defendant: Ton lrc hereby -uu- moned and required Co appear before me at u office in the town of Tucson and County oi Pima, on the sd day of Sept. 4. D iSst.at lr o'cilr- O. m to answer the comp iatnf of The ahore-uarIef plaintiff, who demands of yCu that you ara ir debitd To him in the sum of siztyei-ht 1910. dollar.
 Aul if you fail 10 appear and answer -1fd copmlaint herein rcquI red, -he plaintiff vr. take judgment against you us G,ma1.!cd and 'Jr the Cu-ts or this suit.
 Given under my hand this Ist day ofJuly. A. D. Esl, CHARLES n. NErEE. J. P..
 ll,4 Precinct NO-f-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or PER
 SONAL PROPERTY

N CTICE is hereby given that unde- and by ,f-- W tue of an order of sale, made by the Pr0blre Judge Of the County 0i rinal and TeIrit0ry r. Ar.zoua on the Gth day Of August, lS>l, The m dcrsigs-d, administrator of the estate oi Martin L- stiles. deceased, win, on the lst day of Septcu E'r, l-ol, sel at public aucti0n, tO the hizhe-f bidder, for cash, certain stock cattle consisting ot cows and scaives, yearin-- and TWO year old, winch said sale will take place O. the ranch nf re late M. L. stiles ou the Gilg River. a60Gt fftc.r niles above fhe town of Florrr ce And iu t.. meantime bids win be received for ffiy heli o. herf cattle, ordered Co hr cold at private sale -U ject co The approval Of rhc Probste Judge of -aii county of Final W. C SMITH, Administrator of the estate of N. L.. Stiles, dc
 ceased
 FloreHcc. A. T.. August g. lsSl. aaG
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
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Noiiee for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN, ARIzoSA, (
 I..lr- nQ-h 1891 1

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIZONA, (
 July 29sh, 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 2 o'clock on the afternoon of said day, on Pre-emptiOn Declaratorv Statement No. 599. for the west half of northwest quarter section 2j 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 r. Patterson and James Blade, all of Tucson, Pima county, Arizona. HENRY COUsISs,
 Register. First publication July 30-5w.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
im Broken.

AIr. John L.mh O. Ingram & Co.'S Stage Companr, running from Pantano to Harshaw, had bis right arm broken above the elhow on Saturday by the falling of a horse he was riding. He was near Crittendcn station at the time of the accident, and was given shelter from the pouring rain at that place. There was no person present skillful enough to render him any surgical as slstance, and the water was running so high that he could neither proceed to Harshaw nor return towards Pantano for aid When our informant left the station MT. Lamb was patiently await ing for the waters to subside. when, not wlthstanding his suiierings be intended to proceed to Harshaw for medical aid.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

DIVINE, the astronomer at Pauis ob- servatory, has gone to the mountains to obtain a clearer atmosphere in pursuing his planetary studies. He was assisting that ancient and honorable body, the chain gang, in removing the filth from the street in front of the Palace Hotel this morning, when an idea seemed to strike him, and he shot like a meteor through the hotel ha,l, out into Main street and was gone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
NOTICI.

{ IL PARTIES ARE WARNED AGAINST "A purcha-ia- the McGr gOr miue, near Wash ingtOn Camp, Patagonia Mountains. which mine has been jumped by C. c Evercfis E. Durauu and Kelley, which they have iu their location named be PADRE BOLSAR mine. of any other pcrsOn or persons except thc undersigned. who are the true and lawful Owuer4 ot the same
 )>igueal S. A. MANLONE,
 JOHN MCGhEGUR. Tucsoa. !. L. Mav l1. INsl mrI-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

MAX EYER has purchased the property at the corner Of North Meyer and Telles streets, and is remodeling 1t and putting it into fine shape. He will start gro cery store there Tn short time, which will prove a great convenience to the people of that portion of the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
Omeial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

| Altoona, Glma, Aug 5. T. ffleS ultl II E Sager
 Mystic, Pima, Aug 6, H F Sager, l. r Fries, J A Whitmore and ! E Culver.
 First Easterly Extension, Pima, Aug 15. B F. Sager. F l. Fries, J 4 WhitraOre and W A Rusk | Juniata, Iyndall, Aug [, Wm Ronald, J H Abrams, Horace Jones. | Cerdasle. Pima, Aug 9, T G Rusk, ] G. Rusk anl " E Rusk. Merimack Pima, Aug 9, T c RuslS, F " Rusk and ' G Rusk. 1 Olive, Red Rock, July 6, Al Frazer, Frank Olsen, John Doyle.
 Bullion. Red Rock, July !, Frank or sen, A J Frazer, John Doyle.
 DEEDS FOR MINIS.
 ISamuel Childs to w L Johnson, one eighth interest in Santa Fe Iaine, Santa Catalina mountains, S1.
 Fl W Vail to W l. Vail, Albion mine, Empire district, g.
 II W Vail to " L Vail, Campo MOcho mine, Empire district, g.
 F E Perrin to San Antonio Mining Company, San Antonio mine and mill site, Sl,0O0OC0.
 H D Bacon to E B Perrin, San AntO- nio mine and mill site, Sj0,0O0.
 A J Frazer to J W Ward and H B Ward, one-quarter Trojan mine, Red Rock district, S100.
 A J Frazer 70 John Doyle and Frank Olsen, one-half Trojan mine, Red Rock district, s.
 DEEDS FOR REAL ESTATE
 Joseph Goldtree to Albert Steinfeld, lots 10, 9 and 8, block 1Gl, Tucson, $50 City of Tucson to Joseph GOldtree, lot s, block l6I, Tucson, S7.
 City of Tucson to Joseph Goldtree, lot 10, block 16l, Tucson, S11.
 City of Tucson to Joseph Goldtree, lot 9, block l6l, Tucson, S7.
 David Walters to Adam SadbOrn, one half of SW quarter of SW quarter Of NV quarter. section 21, T Ii s, R 13 F, S125.
 Ignacia saens de Brokaw to Alice Bassler, lot ,, block 172, Tucson, S225. c P Sykes to Thomas Nickerson, blocks 2, If md l9, Calabasas, and other property: Sl0,00.
 Manuel Molina and wife to Samuel Hughes, part Of lot :, block 172, Tucson. S45.
 MINING BOND.
 Given by T G Rusk, Wm F Rusk and c Rusk, Tucson, to Lot Bowen, in the sum of SG000. The mines are the Pio- neer, Ophir, Bellhower Merrimac, Ger rasita and Richmond: time, December IT, 1881.
 POwEEs OF ATTORNEY.
 F E Perrin to II " Blair. power to convey San Antonio mine and mill site, Patagonia mOuntaiHs.
 Granted by the Silver Eagle Gold and Silver Mining Company to Charles F. Harlow
 BONDS.
 Executed between Jose Marion Oui- rogas Thomas Discoll and Fred Maith. Edward VandeTlip and M Pagan, as butchers, Harshaw, SlGO3; Wm r Mills and E P Nelson, sureties.
 Charles Murray and David Edwards as . iutchers BGrsEaw, S1000; Jacob z Fran lee, Jas N DoGier and John Rashe-, sureEes.
 WRIT oP ATTACHMENT. Against C'ias II Labarce, in favor of Max W Colr. Maryland mine, S150.
 ARTICLES cF INCORPORATION. OfI iie ar.1oaa Union Mining and Mhlling Company, situated in Arivaca district The principal office is at Tue son. Capitgi stock, gm,UO0 shares, at S2j ] per share. The iuc0rpoators are II E Jenks. David Armstrong and E B Pom /. roy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

THE Vienna Bakery ice cream rooms are very generally patronized by the public MT. Rothschild understands the art of making ice cream, c-.3 ;he people have not been slow in finding if out. Mir. Rothschild also manufactures first class confectionery, and keeps a big stock on hand
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
TIE astronomer at PanPs observatory

TIE astronomer at PauIs observatory, owing t0 the unpropitious weather rem dering it difficult for him to apply his scientific dtta5nments, in an uninter- rupted study of heavenly phenomena. took days vacation last Friday. Dur ing the day he inhaled such immense quantities of I'Icson's stimulating ozone tknown to the practical world as "budgeH) that lus overwrought mind became con fused to such an extent that he emphat- lcally maintained in language more forci- ble than elegant, that he could " thrash any blank blanked Irish blank of a blank that ever left his native boz" Such un- astronomical terms caused Judge Meyers warm heart so bleed tears of sOr- TOW, and at his earnest persuasion the disciple O. Gallileo and Herschel retired to the privacy 0f his dOrmitory and re- sumed his Devine labors. He has con scented to fulfill his unexpired contract, and will then renew it upon the same terms and conditions for another season of three months.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

MR. A. M. BRAGG has assays from his Mansfield mine, in the Wrightson dis trict, the ore being taken from across the bottom Of his eight-foot shaft at a depth of twenty feet, and 1t gave an average assay of S46.5O per ton. This is a big average for such a wde ledge, and is rather below the actual milling value, as much of the poorest rock was selected for assay. It is a pleasure to note that MT. Bragg's mining prospects are so natteriup
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

A STAGNAST, uauseOus and disoase- breeding pool of water exists on Con vent street, between Cushing and Simp- son streets, that should be at once filed by the authorities. The rank odors that arise froln 1t are sometimes almost in- suilerable, and its unWholesome pres ence Is manifesting itself bya great in- crease of sickness in that vicinity. Let 1t be remedied at once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

Cor. J. W. YoUNG, late steward of the Palace Hotel, was the victim Of a bold theft on the night preceding the relin- punishment of his du5ics there. While asleep in his room some one entered and took four suits Of his clothes that were hanging mp in his room. No cine to the thief has vet been found.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
MS OF BOILING WATER.

the most piteous moans It sounded like those tiny sounds which a sick child makes in sleep.
 STREAMS OF BOILING WATER.
 Some of our streams are beginning to run boiling water; 1t is a mistake tO sup pose that when the lava enters and fills mp a gulch it dries up the stream; the water continues running under the lava. As proof of the heat, a little dog which followed its owner up to the flow the other day, plunged into a pool and had all the hair taken of in a second: it died almost immediately.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

An Epltaph reporter has been ln- formed that a forgery amounting to S3UnO was committed in Tombstone last week. It seems that a son Of Judge Tod Robinson, well known in Texas and Cal ifornia, has been at work for some time at the Contention mine. Last Monday he forged superintendent Whites name to check for S3OOO, obtained the money and left the country. Before leaving he wrote letter to Mr. Dean, at San Fran cisco, informing him of the forgery and the departure of the forger The vic tms will doubtless feel very grateful to young Robinson for his thoughtful con sideration in sending the information to MT. Dean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

\ party who came in from the direc- tion of Charleston Thursday evening re- ports severe cloudburst few miles out on that road A Mexican was tray cling along with a burro when he was overtaken by the rushing waters, which swept away burro, pack and ali A rope was thrown out by friends, and the Mex ican was saved. These waterspouts are treacherous breed.-I Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

A TEN stamp mill is to be erected at the mines ir the Sombretillo mountains, Sonora, a short distance below Tubac, by a San Francisco gentleman named Cunningham. Excellent mines are re- ported in that vicinity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

POTATOES have advanced to six cents per pound in the Tucson market, owing to their scarcity, occasiOned by the de- tention by washOuts of many car loads en route. Eggs and butter have grown scarce also since the blockade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
Local Intelligence.

IsN'E 1t a criminal waste of the good things of earth to fill up 9 ten-cent man
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
PROCEEDINGS STAID
In the Case Of Poston vs. Lord 4 Telegra
 rom Defendants Counsel

Tn the Case ot Poston vs. Lord Telegram
 rom Defendants Counsel
 4 few days since tEe CITIZEN noted the filing in this county of a decree in favor of c. D. Poston and against Dr. c. H. Lord, Of this city, for S266, 6,23S.23. It appears the judgment was taken in default, and the case is to be reopened. W. V. Williams, Esq, of the firm of Lord & Williams, has received the fol- lowing telegrln from Dr. Lords attorney, which explains itself:
 NEW YORK, August I5. wv. Williams, Tucson: Judge Fred man, of the Superior Court, has this day staid all proceedings in the case of Pos ton vs. Lord, pending the setting aside the judgment. THEo. F. ToMLEsoN,
 Defendants Counsel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

PEDRO AGUIRRE's stage line to Altar leaves Tucson on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, returning alternate days. At Arivaca there are fiTst-class hotel ac- commodations, and meals cost only fifty eprfg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

THE Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers of Tucson, have elected the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing term: J. W. Bruce, Chief Engineer; T. Clyde, First Engineer; r. ". Littlefield, See ond Engineer; F. F. Ingles; First As sistant Engineer; F. T. Mellus, Second Assistant Engineer; Jas. Donaldson, Guide; R W. Gray, Chaplin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
ParsousI Nautian.

Judge T. Lillie Mercer, of rubac, is in town.
 Frank Moroney has got in from the Hlachucas.
 B. McGrath, of Pantano, is in the city on a short visit
 MT. Move Wicks is wrestling with the fever, and is getting the better of 1t.
 Mr. L. Goldbaum, of the late firm of Gcldbaum & Wolf, will go to San Fran cisco to reside.
 Mr. ". E. Stevens has purchased l.. Goldbaum's interest iii. the hardware store Of Goldhaum < Wolf.
 ldr !. W. Knight, who has the contract for hauling the ore of the Orion mine to the mill at Gro Blanco, is in the city.
 Judge T. Lille Mercer, of Tubac, con- templates making a trip to Texas Tn a few weeks, to purchase stock cattle for his ranches in Arizona.
 Frank O'Brien and John Campbell have struck it rich in the Quiiotoa MOun- tains, in the Centipede mine, a fair speci- men of which assayed S309 in gold per ton.
 John Zellweger, Albert Schlup, John Wild and party have returned from Pusch X Zellweger's ranch.- In crossing the Rillita they had much difficulty from water, but got in safely.
 ELSEWHERE.
 Superintendent White, Of the Conten- ton, has gone to San Francisco.
 Billy Bourland, of Tombstone, has purchased a zither costing S100.
 Judge l. F. Lewis, of Tombstone, has left for San Francisco.
 Mir J. E. Anderson, q mining operator Of Tombstone, has lei, for trip U tine Easlern States.
 NJ; Springer, of Springer & flakes, Is the happy father of daughter, born last Thursday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

THE Board of Supervisors met, pursu- ant to adjournment. en Monday. and ex- amined the tax r0li for 1881. which was returned to the Treasurer to be com pleted. It was ordered that the Sheriff be required to give additional bonds in the sum of S75,O0o as Tax Collector. The Board adjourned to meet on "Wednesday, August l7th
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

MEssRs. J. NJ. BERGER and P. F. Nil son have solved the dolby question by agreeing to receive Mexican money only at a discount on and after the 20th inst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

EPITAPH: Tucson Is now wrestling with the doby dollar, endeavoring to bring it to that value which was so easi- ly obtained for it m Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

ONE Of Tucson's professional beggars is called "Old Comet because his long tale is so thin everyone can see throughlt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

4 PHENIX dispatch states that on Sunday afternoon Juan Morales shot and killed Joaquin Negrelles while drunk. 4 gang 4f lynchers was imme- dlately Organized and d-I9IgIrsued the pris- 9ner' Ell6, in charge of Constable Gai- Zafdo, was riding for his life. The Con- stable succeeded in lodging his prisoner in iail in Phenix a few minutes before the pursuers came up. The murdered man was a lieutenant in the band of Marqnez.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
Letters from fhe PeonIe.

TUcsoN, August r. EDIToR CITIZEN: Will you have the kindness to call tle attention of the proper authorities Co the stacnant ponds of water on Stone avenue, north of Pen nlngtOn street? The waters have been diverted from Pennington street, their natural channel, and y6u will greatly oblige the citizens in tliat locality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
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APPLICATIeN FOR A PArr, To the OmeeI. Mine-No- too

IT s. LAND OFFICE. Tursor
 O. 2G, isS1.-NOticc is hereby 5i,l -i- '-a- I1r Iuliy, F.. Ocho1, x. R. DcLOnr T. T Ts F- H e. Hughes, v hose PostOfice addra.-- -- ll.' 1ld ArzSha, nave llea their application fo- .--oc, for titeen hundred linear feet Of rha O- lifaaf or vein, bearing mineral. with -rrfsr- L l-i-. nunured ieet ln width, situafc, lv-ur ,r's - sir Hclyetia Mining District. County gf li- .fs .t.u.g t G oi All1ule, ana SnoWn and desi.-,,- C. the neld notes and oilieial plat ou he ir D as lot No g, the exterior bouufg-i.- - .i's 'a'rs No. 2 being as i0llCws. to-Nfr. " sad -f tion Of P0lari. F.i D'-e-r1-
 Commencing Gt the initial point 1f .t...
 the centre oi a shan common tr -b. t-s .--- Oine-l flrsI Extension South tn tt.. s-i -i a-- cry me Q. cialiai and run thence no-rb 5. 7ls- mn east [ feet co a redwood uo.f ~ --z fNi inches square. set iu monrf -.., lo-- lect hl-h aul marked on west -fH. D ,- c..-- thence coutinuilg north ~ dog D min .. & Y. v. 70 tlc uofiL easl corner Ol claim -1 n I- I-et q feet long. fyt inches sr-r--. - .-iA-l- 1a.- stones 2 feet high and marked 6- tt -Il-1 ls M N Y. rom this corner J < rlir..s- -l- Il.i. % -No bears s9ul1 l3 deg % min --l- lcet instant; nm thence north sT l-'s l-'s lliS wcs- ij00 feet c0 tle northwest r,--.t D min redwood post feet I8rs fyt ir-fs ei clam td M " S, ,ii & -... '. 7,1l'e7 lect uiea and Ila- O S
 e, O.. i .s-l- .-.'-.e 1n-ih e, deg 1l min ,-s.-A- teet 70 lhe northwest center Uf cI9f-- -, t>. ssf post iect long. fZ3 inches .e.s. . o N l--Irclf stones z's ieet high and mark s,' t, 'f -- k, ,it lnence cOuiluuln- sOuth -S des a- ---, ~ ~ |" l'. .p thS s'Al4l"c-t corner UI claim r., . .--. post icet lon-, iXi Inches -grs-a s.- s -.-Nlc- OIr'Vhes ,5 e ls ineags ], nigh and marked O N southeast corner oi claim Co redwood @ , '.i '- 5 ,9Hs' 'At llcRes square, set iu morri ,'r iee, ls inches nigh and marked on fe ,g--- v. 'l2'ss . . E run thence north ss d.s 25 7,f- .. t leet 70 centre ol shan, the place 5f r -s, 'e containing 20 6l-fO0 ac-a- '' 'llil-
 This claim is bounded oa fhs s,-,t.....
 claim. e'liI u.1il- ,,-. iH s.., .oCi.lgn or this mine is dary reco-4
 Rooi- B R.[cr7 .-s a, oi laa County oi Pima = r. Record Of Mine, paees 6ll. G55' s-s 'l Do'S
 Any and all persons c.aimID, -,t,1.-.'i-
 slol ol rale Ohlesa mine, OF said mirirl,, v !si- as nereinneiere described, are regrir,i t ''ll adverse claim with the Register of tfe f-,-.st ,st staies Land Office at Tucson, in the -f,,...r- Arizona, during the sixty days period o- r} ,i cation hereof, OF they will be barred b, ,; till the provision of the Statute. "'-, 1
 VI, o-,- hENRY CousINs, Eeei--s-
 w. J. Osborn, Attorney for clsimarts r-r- Arizona. -"t-t,
 lt is hereby ordered that the above po.f.a..-. licaiiQn for mining patent be prhFshli r,-..-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

AT an adjourned meeting Of residents Of Arizona, soiourning in San Francisco, held Monday evening, Mir J. r. Knapp, of Yuma, was chosen President of the permanent organization, and David Rich, of San Francisco, Corresponding Secretary. The committee announced it had arranged with Professor II. c. Hanks, State Geologist, for a proper dis play of all mineral specimens sent to him from the Territory