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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI l c.al District. m the COuntJ of Pima and Ter -itory of Arizona.
 William Iastsr plaintiff. against Florence F. Lester defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court Of the Fir,t JudiciRl District m and for the County of Pima, m the rerrit0ry of Arizona. The Ierri- tory of Arizona sends greeting Co Florence F. Lester.
 lou are hereby summoned ana required Co ap- pear in An action brought against you by the above named plaintiff. 10 the Dl t-Ict Ourt nf -he First Judicial District In and for the County the complaint filed Nith the Clerk Of thus Court. at Tucson. m shId County. "a copy ot which com plaint accompanies this summCnsI within twenty days exclusive oi the day of ser ice. after the saryice upon you of tiis s1f1mOus, n served m this Oubty: but if served out of inc ounty and within this D strict then within thirty uAy-; ID all other eases forty dAys.
 This action Is brought by sand plaintiff Egniust aaid tlefeiidant to obtain decree dIssolv1rE ths bonds of matrimony heretofore eriEting between the said plaintiff and saIi dsfcnd tut, and that plaintiff may tavu the custody Of thei' chiL dren. Herbert William and ksmond. and f'' general reief ar will mole fully appear by refer ence to the complalnt herewith.
 And you are hereby uOtIhed that If you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required the plaintiff Viil take judgment by default, and apply Co the Court for the relief demanded therein. and cOsts and disburse- meuts in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the sal Of the sad District Court, at iucEon, thus lyth day ot An- gusi. A. D. is.2 GEO. A. CLUM, Clerk
 BTC. ". CLUM Deputy.
 Culver 6 Aram, Atty's for plaintiff. ocl-lOw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
R,d.-iok R.,oIav 1s. Dare Townsend

RJderlck Barclay Vs. Oetfe Ao"hseii" A. M. and NJ. Co. ct al. Otto Von Reichtnback VI. Jacnh Martin ct. als. nn motion oi piiiatins and by consent of counsel for detehd- ants, aIkmisstd d wItl out prednnce-
 James Corroll vs. J. W. Chapman ser for trial Oct. 9th. John BraBLer vs. Chas. Stewart, set for trial Oct. 10th.
 John Kopperkuss vs. w. K. GieAsoh, Set for Oct l2tl
 r. 5. Leon ys. B. Yalenzuela, trinl ser for Oct. 18th.
 Manuel Conueras vs. I. Lawraoee, trial set for Oct. 10th. J.T. Logan, ct. Bls. vs. K. G. Hohen- don, same as last.
 Dunn vs. T. W. M. < M. Co, same:
 Alcaria Toors vs. Francisco Carrilio' same. J.O. Smith vs. E. B. Pomroy' same Oct. I7th.
 J.F. Fleming vs. J. S. Hamburg, same | Oct. 18th. Robert Frazer vs. Refugia F-azerr same Oct. 2Jth.
 Vim. Neal vs. Henry Conley, same Oct 26th.
 Henry Conley vs. Wm. Neal, same. Cerilio Leon vs. Julian Podngues same.
 Rose Gibson vs. W. V. Wood same Oct. 27th.
 c. Ven Dyke Hubbard ct. als. vs. Geo | l.. Fields ct. al. same Oct. 3Oth. ,
 H. B. Cullum, assignee vs. Frank '" Girard, same, Oct. 3l.
 L. Dexter Lyford ct. sL vs- Geo Fields, same, Nov. 1st.
 Arizona Mail and Stage Co. vs. Geo ! D. Fields.
 P. Charouleau vs. W. H. Muller same Nov. 2.
 Adolph Robles vs. Joseph Mills; same
 John J. Define vs. Juan Josa Gro dello ct al; same Nov. 5.
 Studebaker Bros. M. Co. vs. Lord S Williams Co.,, ct al.
 Chan Tin Wo vs. An Sing < An Flo, Company, sane No. 9th.
 c. D. Postol vs. Pedro Aguirre, same Nov. Sth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Proposals for Flour.
HeadquarteTs DepaTtmeat Of @ Ars.cnn. Al-ll..

Headquarters Department of Arz"uH-
 Otiiee Chief 'Ommissary Of Subsistence.
 Mhipple Barracks PREsCOTT. 4. T. Aug. = 's2. CEALED PROPOSi iIlS. IN TRlPLlCATE. - subject to the usual conditions. will be re- ceIrsi at this office and at the offices of the Acting Assistant COmmlsssrlef Of Subsistence. at the following named posts, until l3 o'clock noon. Monday. October 2s. lss2. 8t which time and places they will be- opened in the provence of bidders. for furnishing and delivery Of Flour. as fo lows:
 Fort Apache. A. T.. 68Om lbs. Fort Bowie A. T. 30 OOO lbs: Fort Grant. A. T.. 51uuO lbs; Fort Huaehucs, A. T.. t0.O0O lbs.; Fort Lowell. A. T., BOO lbs; Fort McDoWell ( T.. %uO The. {; Fsrt Thomat A. T.. 5t tOo0 lbs.: Fort Verde A T.. g 600 lbs: Camp Prince A. T.. 25(UO lbs; Whip pie Barracks. A. T.; t0oW lhe.
 Proposals must be accompanied by bond with two sureties ir the sum Ot Sl.1U each, and in accordance with the form prescribed. pro pasal unaccompRnied by such a bond will not be considered. The right Co dlTlinish the amount to be purchA-ed ai the respective posts IS re- served by the Government; and with the con sent of the bidder Co whom an avHrd is made, it may be increased. Delivery Of one-hsh the amount awarded rill be required within forty live days and the balance within ninety days after notification of award No bids will be en- tertained unle.s samples be furnished. which should not be Of less weight than pounds, 9 marked as to be easily identified. and should reach thls office on before the date for opening bids. standard sample of four of the quality this advertisement contemplAtes Nlu ts fur nithed bidders on application, which application should be made Ar the earliest practicable date. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
 Blank proposals, bonds and fall information ss 70 the manner Of bidding. conditions tO be observed by bidders and terms of contract and rayment will be furnished on application 10 this office, or Co the COmmI-saries Of the posts.
 Envelopes containlng proposals should ne ularksd:-"PropOsals for Flour Ht - - and addressed to the undersigned. or to 1iro Con- uissary al the Post.
 CHAS. P. PAGAN. Capt. c. S., .. s. A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
ST MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI- l cIal DIstr ct, in the County Of Pima Ierrlto- ry Of ArIzona.
 John F. Knapp. plaintiff, against Eliza J. Knapp,
 defendant. summons
 Action brought m the District Court of he First Judicial District m and for the county of Pima m the Territory uf Arizona The Ierrito- ry of Arizona sends greeting Co Eliza J. Knapp
 Ton are hereby summoned and required tO appear in an action brought against you by he above named plaintiff m the Dlstnct Court uf the First JudlcIal District Iu and for the county of Pima. m the Territory of Auzuna- and tn- swer the com plaint h ed wIrh the Clerk ot tn Court at Tucson. ID said county, I'd copy of which complaint accompanies thIs -ummOusI within twenty days lexciuslTe of the dAy of serVl ,el after the serVIce upon you of thls summons. tf served ir thls county; but lf served out of he county and within this District. then vIt nm thirty days: in all other ca-e- forty days. This action is brought by sand Plaintiff t0 obtain a decree dissolviug the bonds of matrmouy hore- tof0ra existing between the sand plaintiff and the sad defendant and for general relief as vyIll more fully appear, by reference Co the con- nlaint filed herewith
 And you are hereby notified that If you fail tO appear and answer the complaint as above re- qulred the plaintiff Nill take Judgment by de- fault and apply Co the Court for the relief de- manded therein and costs and disbursements ID this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dis- trict Ourt. at Tucson, thls 18th day of Au- gust A D. Iss2 GEO. A. GU NJ. Clerk
 By C. W. CLUM. De. uty Henry Cousins. Atty. for plaintiff. AgiiLIOt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Wise Mords.

Every man IS occasionally what he ought to be peTpetually.
 The man who is always right finds every one else always wrong.
 Stones and sticks are flung only at fruit-bearing trees.-From the Pers,ar.
 There is a great art in knoSing how to give without creating an obligation.
 Women are in the moral world what flowers are in the physical-S. MarecLal.
 Style Is the gossanler which the seeds of truth float throulh the world. Bancroft
 I Ialways think the flowers can see us and know what We are thinking about. George Eliot.
 It IS tedious thing to be always be- ginning life. They live badly who always begin to live.--Seneca.
 We attract hearts by the qualities We display; We retain them by the qualities We possess.-Suard
 He who obeys with modesty, appears worthy some day or other of being allowed to communication.
 The morning of life, like the down of day, has most of purity, of imagery and harmony.-C Chateaubriand.
 That a country may be truly free, the people should be all philosophers, and the rulers all gods.-NRpOleon l.
 There is always some one object which is the main-spring of life, and when that is removed the wheels stand still.-P. B. Power.
 Philosophy triumphs easily over evils past and evils to come; but present evils triumph over philosOphy.-La RocheiOucald.
 It is phase of Divine Providence, which men regard as singularly severe, that afiliction is made to fall where they are least able to endure it.-Bev. $. E. Heron.
 There is no harm in making d mis- take, but great harm in making none. Show me a man who makes no mis- takes, and will show you a man who | has done nothing.-Ihebig.
 A mans own conscience IS his own | tribunal: and he should care no more for that phantom opinion" than he shonld fear meeting n ghost If he cross the churchyRrd at night.
 The reading of romaDces will always | be the favorite amusement of women; i old, they peruse them to recall what they have eIpeueuced; young to anti | cipate what they wish to experience. | 4. Ricard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
0mcial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

LOCATION NOTICES
 Frank Buck, AriAaca district, Sept F, M Buck, W Clark.
 Renaissance, Arivaca district, Sept 9, L T Tarr.
 Prince of Darkness, situated about nine miles northeast of the town of Iu- bac, Sept 27, D WNeil, Leucla Ezeikels. Goddess of Fortune, Santa Rita Mts, Sept 27. D W Neil, Leucia EZeikels. Leucia No. 2, on western slope Of the Santa Ritas, September go, D W Nell, Leucia Ezekiels.
 Charles A and Hattie M Shibel to Edward F BOuton. lots and ; III block 2J0, Tucson, $500.
 \ Johnson to J F Knapp, F of the Oregon Mining claim. located Tn Pima county, Sl00.
 Wm and Julia ZecEendorf 10 Edward Boaton, lot 9 in block 2U9, Tucson, S3,l00.
 L T Farr to the Silver Queen Mining Company, the Nina del Taio mine, Ari- vsca distrlct, S10OO.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Afidavits of J Fl Watts to the effect that one hundred dollars have for the year 1882, been expended on each of the following named mines: Josephine, Emma and Helvetia, all situated Tn the Tyndall district.
 Appointment and oath of E W Rlsley as Deputy Clerk of the First Judicial District Court in Pima county.
 Proof of publication of notice Of for feiture to D Tierney or those claiming interest under him in the Combination mine, Empire district.
 Certificates of registration by reEistrs- tion officers E. O. Stratton and Geo. W. Atkinson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
IN MIMOREAM.

Died at Caiabasas, September 31th, Wm. R. Lane, late of Boston. Mass, aged 59. He was brother of Mrs. Oti, \. Norcross. widow of the late Hon. Otis \. Norcross, If Bosson, Mass.
 He was for many years connected with the Fremont House, the Reve-a and Commonwealth hotels of that city. where his numerous warm friends vii. -rieye at hIs loss.
 He was prostrated 5y an attack of typhoid malarial fever some days ago, from the effects Of which he never rallied He was attended constantly throughout his illness by Dr. F. J. Firing, formerly of the United States army. aided hv the able advice of Doc tors Holbrook and Leich. We under stand that arrangements are being made to have his body conveyed by special car to Boston for iuterment.
 T. E. RIcHARDsoE, Santa Rita Hotel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
COTsINs. Res.ster.
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsoS. PI1A CoUHTI, ARIZONA.
 H1.

TrCsoS, PI1A COUNT. AEIzoSA
 August 35. Iss2 To Charles ". Mickes or those who may claim under Hiui an undivided one-thIrd Of the folio ing described property. You are hereby notified that Ws the owners have expended one hundred dollars Iu labor and improvement upon the Scorpion Mine. HeiEetIa mining district. Pima county ArIzona. being the same property luclt- ed Oct. g. 1879. recorded n the Pima County Recorders Office book Of mining claims c. par-s 75 1d. m order to hold sand premises un- der the provisions Sf Section 1s2f Revised Sta tufas of The United states. being the amount re- qulred to hold The same for the year ending December 3l. lssi. and that we have contributed your portion thereof, there fore if within ninety days after ser- vice of this notice by publication you fail or refusa to contribute yOur proportion of such exp-ndIture as co-OSner with cuzts Jf publication your interest in sad claim will be- cone the property of the subscribers under -aid section, 2f-4.
 Your proportion Of said expenditure Is thirty three and 33-lJ0 dol!srs.
 T.. W. DOBBS, augg7-3m J. McC. ELLIOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Development at ENcel> O. Camp.
IaI| T Santa Domingo District. Sept. q. !

EXCELSIOR AAAF,
 Santa Domingo District, Sept. 2i.
 EprroE CITIZEN: Since my last com munication from this district work Las progressed steadily and with the fol- lowing results for the fortunate proper ty owners: On the 18th instant Col. l.. A. Smith, superintendent ot tL Ori5Ie c. * ;. M. Co.,, arrived ID camp, bring ing with him a number of miners III ad ditlOn tO those previously at work thereon. The mines most actively worked by this company are the Excel sior and HllO Verde. On the former mine are employei eighteen men who are pushing the worA vigorously night and day. A workIu- shaft has been sunk, tapping the lower depths of ln- clines numbers one and two, the latter having been counectei by a drift run ming along the ledge. thus securing per feet ventilation. There are between tif- ty and sixty tons of ore ou the dump, the greater part of 1t of high grade. The efficient and Obllgng foreman, Mr. Lou Is ROggiO inform, he that increased labor and improved facilities wlll be added, at an early d4te, for the more rapid development of the company mines. Work on the lilo Verde Is be- ing pushed rapidly forward under the direction of that courteous and atfabie gentleman and excellent miner, NIT John Vivian, who reports progress and results all and more than was !antici pated. The east drift encountered the main ledge on the 22nd and a large ore deposit discovered. One pound Of this ore worked by arrastra process gave return of 5Sc. The value ot this ore, of which there are large quantities on the dump and in sight IS general throughout and require no sorting. In fact, this district Is known to possess exceedingly rich ores and natural facih- ties not elsewhere enjoyed. The "Wirt" and "PIcacho' mines, under the management of Dr. Spencer will beCir active operation abOut the 10th prOX This Is valuable proI e-ty and the Doc tor knows it. May be meet with the success his energy and enterprise de serve. 4 New York company, the name of which [ have forgotten, will begin work on five mines about the middle Of October. D1S JUAN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Application No 2.s5 for n Patent Co the Bur
 TO Burro NinInS Claim.
U. S. LAND OFFICE. TUCsON.
 -I--r.Ln-. u Ar-run. 1.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THt - Silver King told and Silver Mining O.. bs their Agent, r. J.. Bowling, whose PostotlIce aa dress ls Tucson, Puma co. Arizona Territory have this day hled their application for patent f.J fourteen hundred and tifty-hve linear feet of the Burro Burro Mime OF veIn. beaung copper aud other minerals. with SUI face ground SIX hundred feet m width. -Ituated m Myers Mining District County of Pima and IerrIt0ry of Arizona. auu desisn4ted by the held notes and otlcial plat 0l nle m thi- ulce as Lot No. i3, sad lot Nu. i3 be Iug described as follows. to-Nlt-
 Beginning at post marked B B No. I. beinl tAe discovery or InItlal p)tnt of the claim, fruG which J. .. Mineral monument No. 2 Myers District, bears south 6l degrees 52 minutes F. 23 feet distant, thence 5l deg. - mn. F. alOn- the middle of sad Lot Nc. e ju feet Co a p0Iut marked B B No II and b4Ing the middle of rho northeast boundary hne of sand claim; thence e S- deg. ;is mn. r. along the r. boundary lIue 3s feet Go tLe F. corner of cluu. Co a post marse.i Co a post marked B E No ". beluls the S W cur- rer of the claim; thence \ & deg. 3- min. " Hf feet along the W end boundary Iue Of claim. which i- also ths t end boundary hue of th. E-meraida Mining Clalm 10 the mIdile of W end of clam. Co a post mar Sed B E No. '; thence A 5- dog s- mn. W. &u feet to V " corner %. c.a1m. Co post marked B E No. VI. from whica c. S. M. VI. Nu. ] bears \ Si deg. D.. thence \ ai i-l- .-. mn. L Ifll feet along W boundary Ian, of clam Co p1st marked B B Nu. VII. hs-u- The \ F. corner pf claim. q ence S- deg. i- nm E. 21u feet Co post No. IL, already described clos lus the exteri7r boundary of sand c.alIn- Ohser- yariou ou Plilus: Magnetic variation. i5 deg 3u uun. D. containing twenty acres.
 The location of thl- Uiue Is recorded m the HecurdarS otlcr. of the County of Pima. Terri tory of Aufoua. ID book S pages 6,t and f-2 of records of mines, Pima County hecor,is Ih, adiHnIuc claims ars-thare are no al.oinIu- claims surveyed
 Any and all persons ciuiuliur adversely any por- riuu o. sad BJvro BUruu Mine cor surface ground are required tp uie their adverse claiu-. N1ru tle Register of the United States Ian. OHca at Tucson. Iu tis Territory of Auzuua- du1ugtle sixty days period of publication hereuf they wIll he barred by virtue of tle provisions pf taa Statute. m sgch c5--s made aud provided
 HENRY COUSINS Register.
 lt i= hereby ordered thar the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for tho period Of sixty days ton cun-ecut1vs weeks lu tLe CITIZEN. 60 wee ly newspaper published at Tucson. Pima Co.,. \. t., winch paper is hereby de-lgratei by me as the newspaper published nearest sad riaIm.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 FIr-t publication. tua. f 1Ss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Mh, He Snnred-

"Yis," remarked one venerable Augus- ts msn to another at the polling place in Ward One on election day, "I never voted the Dimocratic ticket but once, and,theD iedgment happened to me" "Hov was that?" enquired his companion. q voted for Tilden in 1876. That year had as booty a crop of pertsters as ever grew in the sile; the yield was tremenius. But don't you think, every blessed one of them pertsters routed before get them out for market. Yes, sir, rottedl That soured me on Dimoerscy, l svow, it seems ss if Natur' hsted @ Democrat"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Rnard nr SnnerNIsors.

At a meeting Of the Board of Super yisors. Monday, Mart Maloney was ap- pointed Registering officer of Precinct No. 1, on the Sonnita.
 A petition of the citizens of Total Wreck was received, asking that new school district, to be known as the Total Wreck School District be formed. Upon the recommendation of the Territorial Superintendent of Pub lie Instruction, 1t was granted.
 The resignation of R. Gibson as Jus tice of the Peace in Line City was re- ceived and accepted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
NOTICE.

TINuE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY l all persons that they are the owpers of ecr- tain mining claim situated in Washington Camp, in the PatEgunls MoCntsins, Pima County, Ari- rcna, known As the EMPIRE MINE.
 That patent for sBid mining clAiH W.s i-- sued on the i7ih day Of February, fs-1, by the United states Government Co the undersigned, which patent i- on record in the Recorder office in Tucson. Pins County. iu Book IS of Mining kecords, and for more particular record of -ald mining claim reiereI ce is thereby made Co -aii record
 All persoEs gre warned agEinst working said clainn, Is all trespzssers thereon will De pr1se eut.d .ecort!ng to law
 VIC. FORBUsH,
 iylf STEPHEN O'CONEER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Prr-emption Notlce.
LAND OFFICE AT TucsoS. AErzo,

LAND OFFICE M IUCsON. AEIz0NA.
 September 8. i---- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JUAN - Soza has filed notice of hIs intention Co make hual proof iu supaor- of hi- pre--mpton declAratory statement clam No. Zs3. and secure 1nal entry thereof. before the ke--steg and ke- ceiver At thi- office ou the nth day of October, i--2 at 70 o'clock A. N-. for the northwest quar- ter of Sec. SO. g. Township NO. l2 S- ot haIige SO, ig East. and uame- the following u- ll- VIt- nes-s,s. VIz.: Antonio Soza. Juan NAld 2, Anto- mo Councilman and Nicholas SozI, all 0i E'd- ingtOn. Pima county, A. T..
 seIl-d HESRT COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

Appiicatinn No 2sS. for Patent Co the
 old Es-t Mining Claim
US. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS. ARIZONA
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US. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS. ARIZONA
 August L. is-? NOTICE IS HEREBY GIykN HI tI lHE " Pimu Copper Mining & Smelling Com pauy, bg John H Iyief agent. has made appii- cation for patent t0 6ti linear feet of the Old Boo, ve-u. lu4e or depo-lt, coutsunirE copper. sllycr and other metals, together with surface ground 70 feet m wId b. situated n the Silver Bel Mining District. Pima county. Arlzona, orS' particularly described n the pat and he'd notr- Ofthe official surrey on nie m thls Ollce designated ls lot No. Sg. as follows to-Slt: Be-lnnlng at tae location monument on the nw end of clam at a poet +x5 and feel long m moInd uf stones marSed U 3 1t. l.
 Thence n q deg l1 mn Q 8 feel to post 41J and feet long in a mound of stones. 90 i-2 tge i1 feet from old original monument, HarkedO IL.
 Tteuce is des: 50 min .ss2.s feet to a post 4x5 and feet long. in mound of stones, on the ne side hue. marked O s ILL
 Thence 5S deg l6 mn @ 2n2 feet Co ne corner of ~blue Coat NJ C' Co a post tx3 and feet long iu a mound of stone. marked O E ". and B C \ q from which U. S NJ. M. No. bears south r. deg t5 mn e aij feet distant
 Theme s fi deg l7 min 3i7 feet tO a steel c B V and GYM.
 Thence 4a deg n min " 800 feet to e post tx5 and feet long. m mound of stones, marked UBNI on face aud C \ W on face. Thence n 5i deg 2l mn s.9 feet to a poet fxj and i-feet long set m a mound of stones. marked O VII
 Thence n deg si mn W 3I6 feet tn location monument and place of beginning.
 Variation. t3 deg r mn e. containing 6g~ acres. the same being duly recorded in the of Ice of County Recorder Of Pima county. Ari- zJna.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of the Old Boot mining claim are required Co hle their adverse claims in thIs office during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Ordered that the foregoing notice be publish ed sixty da5- ten wpeks} in the Weekly CIrI- FAN a newspaper published in Tucson. Arizcns. wl ch paper Is hereby designated by me a- that Is-ued nearest said claim.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. First publication. August 6. 1ss3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF I Eenlamin J. Virgin. dsccIsed,
 In Probate Court. Pima county. A. T.
 Notice a here wen by the undersigned, At- ministrntor of @ stat" cf Benjamin J. Virgin, leceaseti. Co th realtors of, and all persons havins claims az snst tte sad dereHs..i, t.' ex- hibif them. with Jha necessary vouchers, within ten months after the hrst publication of thI- notice Co the sa q administrator at hIs office m Kauffr'Au's cigar Eture, on Meyer street, m the cIty of Tucson. county of Pima and Territory Of Ari1ona NJ. S. HlBBARD, AdIninistrnt"r Of the estate of Beniamin J. Yir-
 gin. deceased. -e2i tw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY | of AriEuna. county of Pima before C. H. Meyer Jusuce of the Peace. Precinct No, One James Carroll plaintiff. =Vs. E. c. Wheeler de- fendant, demand, Si4-50 as per bill filed n my Ofice,
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting t0 F. Wheeler defendant You are hereby sum noned and require 70 appear before me at my oHice m the eify Of Tucson and county of Plma. oa the 18th day of 'ober A. b. iss2. a. co. o'clock A. M-, to ansver the complaint Of the above named plaintiff. who demands of you that you are lndebt-d Co hIm In the sum of forry. four Dollars and fifty cents. And if you fail t0 appear and answer sad complaint az tereIu required. the plaintiff will take judgment against you as cemanded and for the Costs of this sult. Given under ny hand this seventeenth day of August A. Q 1ss3
 CHARLES H. MEYER,
 Justice of the Peace. Pima County, A. I.