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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

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 For -ale by all deal lers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
ArehImedes and the Lever.

The apothegm of ArchImedes-"Gi me a lever long enough and a prop strong enough, and I will move the world"-arose from his knowledge of the possible effects of machinery; and, however it might astOnish a Greek of his day, would now be readily admitted to be as theoretically possible as 1t is practically impossible; for, in the words of Dr. Arnott, Archimedes would have required to move with the velocity Of a cannon ball for millions of years to alter the position of the earth by a small part of an inch This feat-of Archimedes is, m mathematical truth, performed by every man who leaps from the ground. for he kicks the world away from him when he rises, and attracts it again when he falls"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
NOTICE.

FVHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY l all persons tha; they are the owners Of a eer- tain mininZ claim situatef in Washington Camp in the PatGGUnia MoUutsins, Pima County, Ar- Eona, known d. the EMPIRE MINE.
 That patent for ssid mining claim was is- sued on the l7th day Of February, ls17, by the which patent is on record in the necorier's office in Tucson. Pima County, in Book l3 Of Mining Re cords, aud for more particular record or said mining claim reiercH co Is thereby made To sAio record.
 All persons are warned against working said claim, as al trespssscrs thereon will be prose cUted according to law.
 VIC. FORBUSH,
 iyI4 STEPHEN O'COSNER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Commissioners Notice.

We r.e l-ler-irrar7. Camri--id-a-- af -ha i1uu-I.s or Il1ac Pima c1lrfy. A. T.. au- pu.utaI 1T tla Judge uf tre Probate C1urt 1f salt cuurrr uf flma. hereby rrva notice a- rs- Iulr-i 1T law. fH all persons concerned or inter es-al i- sud tuauslte. t.ar we will. at Tut1c fiu1 county. A- IT.. uu the ---l dav of A---r-f. \. D i---. pru-aei ro =e- 0u to Che f-r-1us ar- tItletl -1 tha came accorl.ug q, their rassartfva Interest 8 tno lots. -lul-e- OF grounds Co uhi~h each uf tl- occupants thereof shall ba entitled.
 FRANK w. GERARD
 JAMES PETERS.
 H. VI. LOW
 Tubac July 27, \. D. I5sa. Us1Im
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

Npfi'f-..gr '" --i.. for rsr-rs ....
 old G1ni Hiriu4 Claim. u,e
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aHH'-a 70. ta'.'. V. . n.
 A1--. ,... NOTICE l~ HE.ErE -r.N #r. ~ Pima fuuuar N.rin. . -- LEE pIug. by John E. 'lrie-. r-.1.. t.- '.-- catloa for pa.eLt tu G. s.- linear -..- .a Boot veir. lode or d-po-it. com NI silver aut other metals. r1-....- . ground lll Feet iu WId-h. sI-rH-HF h. It. Dell Mining M-iuCt- Ifua -H---. .7.- uurf' particularly De-frl.... .I -.. -|.- .- notes uttLs u-lciIi 7Ir-HE U- desi-uaifd gs iot No. g.. a5 lows -. Bc--ru.la co ,ar location -arr nv end ci clam ar @ re-- 'E ..| lu mound 1l --pl7- rar.. If !. H.r lielca a a -es z, .uil and i-et .u1- l1 H uOrH. u- .... d--e Ist fae- from .L .- marked Q . l-.
 Thence - l- l-- -I min . -- H fAa and z tee -r-e- .r @ tle r- sf.le l---. marked l z fIl J -ucs s- HH- ot -li-a Cont I t -H. H... il a mound H -.HU-. U. \ J.. from u...r n. f ... lI deg .l I.- |. CT. ... .r
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  u1nl1.l.l aH.. Variation. ..- acrls. tl- --..-. a.a nc- of Count. i..HUl.r . E1ud.
 Any and a.. uar-Hrs .-r- wh1.ec. tly ..-..#. 1- .. cLlllr arH .e Il tIi- n-rrs publication ..-..I D. ylrius ui Che .r.... .H.- .H
 t'--t 'u.~..- t'--7-i t. e.l -,Zts uays Zen Hassa ZE,,- a aeE-fa- .. .-l-.... -. winch paper .- ."..HH issued uaarl-. aIl.. e.-..
 aasl. COUSINS E4l-, publication. h1er.- . r--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Notice of ForfeIture.

ITO B.MoCULLoUGHOR ORTHOSEC CLAIMING | under him.-You are hereIy notified that we have expended one hundred dollars m labor and improvements upon the Isabella Mine. situated in the Aztec mining district, m order to hold said premises under the provisions of section 2i2i Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 3lst. lSsl. And if within ninety days after thls notice by publication, you fan u- refuse To contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a cO-owner, your interest in the said claim will become the property of the subscribers. under said section 2s2t.
 J. W. FUQUA.
 ". F. LlCBLlTER,
 W. W.A.LICHLIIER. Har-hayy A. T. June 1. ISs2. Junei V 3ra.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Application No. ss5 fora Patent For ,hc DcI-
 Ia Mining Claim


 U.S.LtyD OFFICE TUc~oS, AEIzcSA.
 July nth ls,-. NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ HARMON. whose post office cdGrl-s I- Tue son. Arizona. ll- this day uI-i uIs application for a patent for Ii.2 Euslr feet Of the Delta mine or veIn bearing gold, silver and copper with -us- face ground tlu feet Iu WI...u. -.tult.i gu 1s- yanlzci mining district. county 70 Pima and Territory of Arizona. and la- -aat.i tg tls Lt.U notes and ollclal plat un nl- lu tIl- ul-.s - Au. number sy iu Township 70 < Ear-s I- of rLs Gtiu and Salt rver meridian; said Lot Nr.ay ta- ing as follows. to-ygIt.
 Beginning 4t tle IlltIal monument or tle claim near tuune. running W on thc ledge. and at @ post marked ID M No T whence the I-t section corner between sections zi and -- T e S k li l.. bears % de--l5 mn E fs5d fea. distant: Thence < s.Gac- ismiu W fi- feet tu ga ru-J. tha center of the " end of tle claim, and marked ID No IT,"
 Thence 3ie-- -l5ilIu I.. .IU feet t1g rH-f. th. - W corner of thr clam and marked "b No H." Thence -2deg Hmm E ll' feet t1 ta- inter section of Che W sIie line of th- Salvation claim Lot No S,. at point 300 feef |, deg. i5uu W from Iis W corner; sii i--t tI Che lLtar-etIuu Of the -lde llue uf rhs Salvation cllIw at point 90 feet \ li.- iTmiu " from Its N E cor- ner and liy2 feet Co post. rie S J. r"IlUr of tL- claim and markell ID NoIN.'
 Thence N -drr-t5min W. sU fasc -J l ro-t. tle Now
 Thence \ -de.-f5-ui1 W. sl f.att a post. the S r. corner of the claim and marked ID NO NI.'' Thence -2ieg-iimm W. 6.6 feet t0 tae inter section of the l. side Iue of tlr Bradford mining claim, Lot No 3i. a. a point \ ide--iimIu V. 20 feet from Its < T. corner, l2n- faetto the in- tersectlOn of the W side Inc of the Bradford eiaIm at a point \ sde--l5-lu W.--i feet from its W conner; and lig- feet tp post, Che \ W corner of tLe clalu. and marked "D No iIi.' and
 Theme, $ 4ies-l5miu E -1 ss1t t, tae pilce of beginning.
 Magnetic variations 1-i-- .-.aia E.c.Hta-alis l2Zl acres.
 The location ol tli- ala- i- recorded i- Ire Recorder otics uf ilul rasl-r. l-.lo-r. Iu booi. r, page i.5 of Records %. fIl.-.
 The aIJuIuiu- claimants a-. url.. rEsHr- ..r abOFa ul-Ie.i Dana IlfrI.. r.. fori ant Sl s,ltlp. H.l-..-.
 Any and a.. raeHul portion 'i 7..-U lH-.-.l' 70" retIulrs.t ru ...T ul"-r .rH "H Re--I-r-- ol JIr Ls.f..L - ...- -.G. ...- son In the r-ItHsl n. ...-..r. days rrHuI uf -.l.. ..I.... -. be barred l.. ..r-.a D- m. r....... ..- Statute.
 HEINZ. .H"--
 I. L. HrlES. ilr-.". H.
 At-u---. for tH.-Ir..r.
 IL i-Aerrly Dr-eg.4 -... -.. h..-.r of Application for i-..H- H. l....... for .s perlol of sixty dlg- --- rI--srG.lgs tte Weekly tIf'l-l. .r pub H at Tucson. Arizona. which uHr.-ls hereby l- mated by lls a- ila..-. ..ar -a.i c.-.U.
 HlNif COUSINS. Ea--r--.
 First publication Tu |. f.rH. I---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Information Wanted

Of W. Graner from Wurtemberg, Ger many. When last heard from about twenty months ago, he was in Dos Cabe- gas. Anyone knowing of his where abouts will confer great favor by ac- quainting this office as 1t is important that be be fodnd. ilyl1-wlmo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Application for Patent No. 232. for Ihe
 Mabel Mining CIaini.

U. s. LAND OFFICE TUcsos, AGIzoSt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ Harmon has male application for patent Co l2zs linear feet of the Mabel vein, lode or depos- it bearing sllve. together with surface ground no feet m width. situated in Iyndail mining district, Pima cOunty, Arizona. more particular y described in the plat and felt notes of the official survey file m this Olhce, and deslE-at- cd as lot No. A. ss follows. to-wlt:
 Beginning ht the initial monument where lOca- ton notice is posted al a post ext and feet long. in a mound of stOne-. marked N NJ NJ. from which [ < Ii No.2 bsars , lii deg F 9l70 feet distant: thence \ deg W 9O feet to \ F corner post -4xf and feet loug iu mound of stones marked M NO.2.
 Thence s7 deg Sj min, W r225 feet Co NV corner post iIi and feet long. in a mound If stones. marked NJ No. S.
 Thence < deg F 21l feet to % post on west end Of claim, marked N No. ..
 Thence on same cour-s lnn feet 60 : W corner post, i1i and fes- long. m mound of stones, Thence \ s7is dez F isas ies- toS F corner post ixi and feet long, in a mound of stone, Thence x $ deg W i0o fse- Co initial mouu- ment and place of beginning. contaluing SIP acres.
 Variation r de. g min E. the said claim be- lne If record m The office or the Recorder of Pima county. Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely tie whole or any portion of the Mabel mining claim are required Co rle thelr adverse claims in tlLs office during the sixty period ol publication hereof or they will loo harrsd by virtue of tie provisions Of the statute.
 Earl X Smith. Tuc=0l. Arizona. Attorneys for Applicant.
 The foregoing notice is ordered published sixty days. ten consecutive weeks. m the Arizo- na CITIZEN, Q weekly newspaper designated hy me as pulblshed nearest sad claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
NMLLl

Taken lu 1g -Ls u- iar- -~ad lcr ---l aha1- y-ar4 o.I- 1-.u.i.-i tt sl la.- llr 1au-- e-a have l- sane Iy nlosr- I-' '.- and rlrlrl- chlH-as
 .y-.wIn HN. HEASAfICH
 American Ilag. Jld Hat Dl--ric-. Alz.-l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

Saturday being the birthday of Mir. Mark Ezekiels, he was that evening by his many friends, made the recipient of a very pleasant surprise party.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
hENlsl t1l-.lr- ... Fir-t publication. Aug. t. I,--.
A Application No. 2.as Icr Patent 70 ty t..r
 Elue Cont Niuin= Claim.
U.s.L,SD OFFICE rurso4. AElzass.

C.1- ifND btt4.l- t.-As -i-4a.',t. NOTICE IS HEREHl GIVEN THAT I-t ~ Pima Copper N.u.lr and -ua' Company. by Joll I. Iy.s- r.s Agent. a.s -..- day niet It- app. fcatluu Tor l patent tH- -t. linear feet or tls B.us Coat mI-a OF v.ln a..- ing Copper. Gold and Suve. ati ground aHf feet iu vllrl- =.fua-aa .u On. -.s.r Bell 1iluIu- Distinct. uIUfy u. tIUl aU. .."- rirory oI Ariloua. auf Ia-i.nafe.I hs tH- r... notes and odiciai plat uu hle il this Lot No- a.- t a \ T. urrlu-au. sad Lot t" being a- follows. fo-wI-.
 Beginning a- location rlulusnt a- -.l..-.. r0r-ae-.J end ot c.a-a where -.. .-. u.-l.t B t $ N
 Thence -la l q .a- z ur.
 ". -'o.- claim and post i.a ia.- -u uaHI.-. uI stone" rr.i '. '. .H.l l.- -u l wrr poet rl.r
  
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 I-.1-er conner. Q rr.. .r "a alpagaaa .- .H#. r,.. a.1 .1 UuuuH .. a.HH- ..r Iha-r" ..r [. .... co -rlu.1- a la deg I7 nm
 Tt. location r-.-. -r . 'u -le ul'r-. .' --- Ha-- .f . r". A. T in H1o- on --a- .f H n- g- and t.i
 Any and an r.Hr- portion Ht -..-a 'r. Con. -rI--l H.- t V-r-a rlIu- I- t.. -ivty llg- rerHd Hf rrI t.. H will He t.--.. l. ,..r. .- t... -t-fu-..
 HENRY COUSINS it is herer- r-I r..i f.a- On. '.r. re puth-Hei f1- -l. l.Gai -.- epa-fcl-Ive uaa.-. l- H.a trr'E- newspaper published at I1..H1 h. paper is aa--'g ..7..-. rs -.. nearest -ait cllIu..
 HEN.T COUSINS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Lawrence Collins.

Native of Newcastle West, County Limerick. Ireland, left CaliforDIa where he worked in the mines for many years, about ten years ago, for Arizona. Age, if living, 49 years. Anyone knowing of him or his whereabouts will greatly oblige by communicating with his brother Michael, 270, Clementina street, San Francisco. Cal. jy24-lm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

NrtLiOl ...- ... d---. .- la..... .H-...... .......
 
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 Ea-luiE- a Hr- H B rr. '. .. which L. e iHara' aHHu- no tl. I,-.r..t. boar. ..I.I Che ul.-.I su sH.t t.Hf 'H. .| f.. marked D. H.Nt. ii. -Ha h..-- l.r.."a-. IaHu
 I.-. .- uIg- h ...-s N . ...a irHt fp tu. ~ E rT.-"- .f ".l.r.. q. Hi. poet marked Ii B Nn. It. bring .. <, VI l0v or fae clam. rI"H.s E ir l..-- u..- isa, along rh- V e aaHa.a.. f..u. winch I- also t.r 5 i end hnl-.f.-. s.... r-5le ll-da li-.l- .--.i .' .. -ni "l c-aiu- lu tl- lIl.t'. a -s .. .- y a- IH-- a- uau- ". aH-e". .H . v H clam, % uu., lal-rt l B HH- E ' From H. '. >- ii. L. No. Y.H- V I..aE. ! r...".. t d.-- -- u.IG. J.. li.. ..a. along W " at -.ll-l rr a a.-- marked B N1.ttI- .- ilr E rorueru r.-flI- t.nr. -, --fi ts., f1 posi- Hu. IT, already ..-- ing taa ez-arlar nug-iary o. sllt c.a.r. D Ta.iUr rl FH.ITr-- NIEa.Ir variation. ... -I nm. 2. contain ing t-.--E le-H-.
 lh' location ul rl.- m.uH .H u...-..l Er-o~.s-- uhes nt tH. County If Pam. tory uI A-IlHu.. 'r aHa.- .,. Fs-- a-l .H. records uf u.ur-. F-.a County ..-.-.. '.- .Il--lH- c.alI- arc --' rI a.s C. fl-- r..rHL
 Au- rta.i persons .r.a- Uuu Of -II E..H E...rl W.re .. -1an i nr -.Hti.-- i' tlH a Wth on. lu---- t.. Jrf.d @ O-"r 70 ise.gl- Ir -.H Territory .. A-H. t.lrll fE. ---rr l-.- H.tn. .rt." ..H. .H-. or tleg aili be t---. ay vIrf.. u. r.. Iruv.- of tta 1llfl-e. Iu -lel u...- mad. aIt rr.s..
 N.tlil COUSINS. E-r-.. ]. i- hereby ur.srai r..t On. iuraeuIu- ... ut application for la.er. n. published for period nf sixty days ...l ....-.rr. ..r. .. il tha CITIZEN, weekly uaa-. rIa.- rI..--.. Luc-1r. Pima Co., A. I. winch paper .a nearest -lid cIlI0r.
 HENRY COUSINS. E.-...-. FIr-t publication. Aug. f, I--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Chips from Patagonia West Side.

Con Ryan, in town from his ranch on the SOnoita, reports general prosperity smiling that section of the country ID the face. The crops on the SonoiIa were good and much vegetable produce IS now being raised and for which a ready market is found in the different camps on the line Of the load. Con employs SIX Chiuamen and he says they raise a little of everything The hOistIng works for the FluX mine are on the ground and are being put in place as fast as men can do 1t. Two ore bunkers are being built, one at the mine and one at the end of the switch, which the rail road company have run from the main track up through and back of COu's ranch to within about two and a half miles of the Flux mine. About fifty men are employed under the superin- tendence of Mir J. Todman. and the force will be increased as soon as the bOistiug machinery is in working order. The company have twenty-five excellent mules and sufficient wagons in readl- ness to haul the ores from the mine to the company's works at Benson, which are now fast approaching completion. Messrs. Aliis and Elliott are busy deyel- oping one of their clalms in the neigh borhood Jf the Flux, and SD far as could be learned, 1t IS showing up well Quite a number of other claims are be-
 ing worked and giving satisfactory re- suits. As usual prospectors are busy the country over. The railroad IS com pleted to Tar Flat camp No. 2, and is slowly being pushed ahead towards Calabasas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

The Democratic press of Arizona is verily troubled about the man 10 be selected by the Republican party of the Territory for Delegate to Congress, They have Dibble, Gage, Porter, Gosper Tritle and host of others. They claim that Oury has 'walk-oyer" in the race, hence why worry over the man whom the Republicans may nominate? Let the matter rest with the party, where 1t belongs, and don't try to do our nominat- inp.-Niner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
ErGENE ARA,l.
V. D. CULVER.

EUGENE V. ARAM CULVER.
 CULVER < ARAM, A rTORNEYS d COUNSELLORS AT LAW Lt and N0taries Public. O4ce, 2I7 Congress St. Tucson, Aris0na-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
U>.LSD oEHrz iEro-s.s. a-.

NOTICE ls HEcrlI sIv.S ... ~ tlus Copper AiiI.r- |. er.... ....- by John h- 5-Hg. lr- s-.l.. .. application ful patent for --t ..a uumsscu- uIrU Or r..r. n..u. and silver, ul-h sugl.Hr -rH..- wItfh -itUa.ua lH rLr -,.r Dl- net. togu.y ot ma and Terri u,. i.ld .e'-l4-a a. -.r...# -.... plat uu u-ell t.- -"-.. -.. H.. ... S Ii meridian. sand L.- A"- ta-vI--
 Baz-1uilE s. loeartrr -.... inches -luar. f0aU .1Ir a. e-.- eu4 gt c.-l1I. i- Es--. a. D M.
 Theme. run u Il d.- 5a m.r ... -...... corner ..rsi-la,e.l by a Ia-. l1 -. feet laug. Iu mound 1t stones. #..-.
 Thence rs deg 'I uIE q. --. ulHur uf -rHla- Pm Ir lIr-- us H....r which lS get a po-- iN. l-ra ..a.r Iu mound Dt sturH-. l1..H.. .H r .. \. MIrrr4 l.u. u-.."- a.. fLffl-- LI-.rir.. .- tau-.
 Thence I0d.s ID l-a .... |. -.-. ...... center u. fhH r-.---l ru |. i...s. .. U L tt.
 Thence sa1ns .our-e- II H.. f-.- to seq corner post is1 ir.a.. -.-. .. long, iu uuuli O- -.uua-
 lL-lCa ei deg .. ann .r -.t neg of claim, post '.f He.- long. lu mound 1l stones. tHa. ... T. ..
 Thence n GO neg iI nm a. l.. tiOu muuum-l. and H...HH. " p.etlns tle exterior GHsu...-.-
 NlaEueJ.c variation l1 deg ll a-. .. .... ing i-8 acres
 The notice or Iorat.oa sl -.. .. c1-.igai Iu tte 1L-s .f ..- -...... " for Puma Count. -u Book .i pages ! and -.
 Iha ad. 1inll.- claims ars .... plat.
 Any and a- rer-ors r.l.a...- .... r0rtioa of s.Id Daua-ru. u.-- .r ..r face ground rtr-.uL ar file t.alr IIyerae rla.rI- re.r. |. Jul-a.l states Land Ull-. ~. l.. of Arizona, durlu- Che -.I,.. Le1IlHu t1us1f or t.Hg sI.. .. e. tar uHI..s-.l- n. One
 IhNltt co SINS. ..-
 T. .s..Hr r-la- I. sf auHEclrIHl for patent n" F.r.r. .- -.E-y days ..- On" H..t.H" iI. | -U... .. .l.-.r. -.H... .r..lsH. ...
 H. HH..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
THE FIRST FUNERAL.
\ Graveyard started at Cunsighf Camp
 The Victim or an Accident.

] A c
 The Victim or an Accident.
 The Myers mining district, in which the famous Gunsight mine is located, although inhabited for several years past by miners in quest of precious metals, has proved an exceptionally healthy locality, and the Gunsight camp has grown into q prominent and fiourishing mining town until now without the need of a cemetery. Matters indeed looked favorable for the establishment of such an institution some time ago, when a physician located in the camp, but hls time and attention became absorbed in peaceful pursuits and the health of the community did not suffer from the innovation.
 The people of the camp finally settled down to @ conviction that life in Gun sight was immortal and that an in- visible fountain of youth sprang from the sloplng sides of the Sierra de la Esperanza, whose reiuvenating powers brought health and happiness and eternal life to all who came within its wonderful influence.
 Their dreams were suddenly and rudely dIspelled a few days ago, In a terrible manner, the details of which follow: On August ,, Mr. J. \. Graney, a miner working in the Baker shaft on the GunsIght mine, made a misstep and fell from the 20O-foot level down the shaft forty-fiye fee; to a platform, sustaining severe injuries which resulted in death two days after wards. An inquest elicited the in- formation that deceased was an Ameri- can, aged about twenty-five years, and was formerly a resident of Centralia, Kansas. The jury, composed of Col J. A, Prouty, R. l.. Woods, J. M. Wood, W. r. Boyer, D. W. Donaldson and Thomas Jackson, found that no blame for the accident could be attached to the com pany, or to any other person than de- ceased. DT. Spencer held post mortem examination, and a place of burial was selected, in winch the remains of the unfortunate young man were reverently laid away to their eternal rest. Fl. K. White, Esq, read the Episcopal bunal service at the grave, and every possible mark of respect was paid to the mem ory of the deceased cOmrade, all work in the mines being suspended
 This Is the first death that has ever occurred In Gunsight camp, and 1t Is hoped that no others may follow 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing notsce fe published sixty days ten consecutive weeksl m the Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Arizuna Territory, which paper Is hereby designated by me as published nearest such claim.
 HEsRY CoUsISs. Register. First publication July l6. lss2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

lt Is hereby ordered that tire f1re-oiug notice be published sixty tiay= tten consecutive veeb-I m the Arizona Citizen weekly newspaper uuii- li-hed at Tucson. A. T.. which paper ls hereby designated by as published nearest sgcf claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 First publication July l6. Is-3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Nnnlm0ns.

Harshaw. A. T. June 1. Iss5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Application No. -.s iHr a i.,I.H- ...,..
 Dam .-cu- HIiul- Clam.

issued uaarl-. -.I.. e...a
 AtNlt- COUSINS Ems, publication. h1-H.- -. |--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13

i- -rhy o- rcd that the flrr-uine roticn D. a-Iei -lTty days .tru consecutive weeks O. rle Arizona tIrILFN. a weekly newspaper 2. lI-IH.t SC Ilc=or. A. T. winch paper I- here .g r.- c- lt-i ny ms a= published nearest such ci.Im HLNll COUSINS. Register.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-02-01

DRINK LEMONADE Lemonade is one of
the best aud safest drinks for any person
whether in health CT not. 1t is suitable to all
stomach diseases, is excellent in sickness, in
cases of jaundice, gravel, liver complaints, in
fiammation Of the bowels, and fevers. 1t is a
specific against worms and skin complaints.
Lemon juice is the best anti-scorbutic remedy
known. 1t not only cures this disease, but
prevents it, Sailors make a daily use of it
for that purpose. The hands and nails are
also kept clean, white, soft and supple by the
daily use of lemon instead Of soap. 1t also
prevents chilblains. Lemon is used in inter-
mittent fever, mixed with strong, hot, black
coffee, without sugar. Neuralgia may be
cured by rubbing the part affected with a cut
lemon. 1t is valuable also to cure warts and
to destroy dandrutY on tho head, by rubbing
the roots Of the hair with it.. In fact, its uses
are manifold, and the more we employ it ex-
ternally the better we shall find ourselves.
Rub your hands, head and gums with lemon,
and drink lemonade in preference to all other
liquids This is an old Doctors advice.
Follow it.