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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

A general court martial of which Colonel Shafter of the First Infantry is president, was announced to convene at Camp Grant on the 9th. Captain Over ton Of the Sixth Cavalry arrived there on the third with eleven prisoners Among them was scout number eleven, who is to be tried for participation in the Cibicu massacre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Nm- Shean heard that the Apaches were on the point of raiding Tucson and to distinguish himself as one of her most gallant defenders he stole a pistol and gun and reported for duty 10 Judge Meyers who believing him to be deserv- Ing of his country, and thinking him a good man to have on hand mustered hlm io for sixty days and ordered that he be supplied with mesquite brush to keep the flies away.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

MT F. W. Risley IS secretary Of the Tucson Republican Club. His name Was inadvertently committed from the proceedings of the last club meeting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
sUuNONs

IN THG DISTRICT COURT FlE~i iJN- cal District. Iu the Couuryu. P.ug. Is-r.. .rs Of Arizona. Eiwari Wuu.i-. p.Iru...L .-l.. John McC tfferty. defendant Summons.
 Action brought an thr DI-.rist Court " First Judicial District tu and For r.r -I... Pima, m the Territory uf Auzuul iHa Is.r."- of ArIzuna sends greeting to John hrtan.-H lou are hereby summoned and rsT.ur.i .' ..- pear m an action brought asafn-t yuu t above named plaintiff Iu ths IT-rur- fHu- II. the First Judicial District, u and for t.a ( ".-' Of Pima. m the Territory of Arizona. rE.i .'.-' the complaint filed with the Clerk of tl.- lHa- at Tucson m sand County % rul5 CT vh.e. r". plant accompanies thi- -ImUp1-.- vI.... ty days leNclusive of th. day If -s-sI.H. a. the service upon you of tiI- -IIunu- ,. -..t m this County. but if served ufr ut ..r I.i.. and within thIs District then within t...-E ..- In all other cases forty days.
 Ihis saId action i- brought h- uH'-... ' - cover of defendant the sun af f.-" -aH dollar on certsin pruml-urr uH.' H gith legal ln crest thereon from Sept. .. . T. i->0, as will more fully app-aT hl tAe complaint con file herein.
 And you are hereby notu-.i that IT pol. appear and answer Jle complaint l. ...E quIred, the plaintiff wIli take dr,iU.- Iuent In the sun of three thuu-l-I HH...-. terest. and costs and dI5bu. semcl-- .. half expended
 Given under my hand and The seal a- ...I .- trict Court. at ucsuu. thI- itn dag .. A IssZ
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 Buell and Anderson, aispreys 1a.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Don Carlos l. Velasco writes from Vera Cruz on May 2Oth that he would be in the city of Mexico the next day and will be in Tucson again by July lst
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

It IS reported by a reliable party thlt . prominent F. R. contractor of the \. D. & 4. l.. R. IS to be married on the 25th inst. to Phoebe Cousins, of St Louis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

'. S- LAND OFFICE, lJt-.N. ...-... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -Htl I ~ San Catarua Copper tu..... Buell ItS attorney, whose | fu-I|. ....H.. Tucson, ArIZonl- has tlI- uJ. I... non for a patent for sistr linear t... .. -.. Nlcholas mlue or vclu bearing with surface ground Ill f.-f a. ... ... feet at the other end Iu w.l.. Hat mmuE district. cuuulg H. tory of ArIzoua- G. and ~. E- Igna,ed hy the telt notes aH. in thIs office as bot No. ag ~-... N.. as follows. to-WIt.
 Beginning at Che Il.til. l...-H center of the claim at a l...i .- ..... [ feet long in mo uud of -t..s- ar. VI. \. \. No. |. from wuIci |. e. -.H No. l. old Hat district bear- >- a ,..--... utes F. 4Ns feet distant.
 Thence \, s5 de,uee- jJ mIu--- 4. eaSterly center end of clam ru r..- rock and oak post q m. ~.Ir .H mound of stones and marked S. N NH
 Then-e run u deSree- au miuur.- .-- nc corner at oak po-- inches -gua. of stoue-. and marked \ No 2
 Thence S of degrees mIuUtc~ V. .... rOrherly boundary of clam tu oak r.-. No.4.
 Thence same course at q6I lHat r,N VI ..- at oak post Iu -lr fegt lou- ir stones and marked \ \ No 3.
 Thence run x g degree % m luuf.- 2 70 NtNAFilg tNilHE emu %. fIhaAI H. .H in- sqr. feet long m mound ut stones and r.... S \ No 6.
 Continuing on same c1ur-a at --1 f..- -.... post m. sqr. | feet long lt " rUH claim in mound of stones. uarhrl ~ N".. Thence a degrees r. e fs.- ta ual us.-- .. sqr. feet long m mound ut -fI.U-. I- a. line of claim. marked S \ No. -
 Thence N 70 degrees r t- f"g- Q. corner cf claim within oak post . IG...H- -.. feet long in mound of -tnue, uar-.. s No. O.
 Thence \ 9 degrees 30 minutes V e. feet to post No @ tle place of Hlr uf the exterior boundary of -ari -r Variation l2 degrpes aI minute ra- W slope of Marble Peak u U. Catalina mountains about i ula HH.-..-. kattlesuake e eek.
 The location of this miuc i- rr-Hr..I II. RecorderS OtIce. for Pima county. m .".- records of miners page
 Auyaud Hll Versttus claiming adva.-. |. .a. ... ton of sand SaInt Nicholas VI r. u- surf. ground are required to iile their s..T.-.. r.- with the Register of the UuitsI St.s- I. Othce gt Tucson, iu the Ierr.tory af A during the sixty days period of pub. r.-.Hr or they will be barrel by vIrtu" of r-.r .r-.- Of the Statute
 HENRY COUSINS. E.--.a. IL Is hereby ordered that tfr atuyH -.-. published sixty days lten cou-urgfIr. s..- in the t'ITIZTS. u weekly uev-uaUs.- I.. ..-... . Tucson. P ma county. Arizona uI.r. designated by me as the urs-Iar.r Ha.- nearest >aId claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. E.. First publication. June .. I---
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

4 China vegetable peddler was distrib- utng his wares to his customers about the depot Tuesday mo ming when his horse became tired Of being geed and hawed around In the sun for ten cents here and there, started on a distributing tour Of hls own and for a while things were lively as the greens flew, but the horse was finally quieted down and John started for home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
.. s.L.ND OEELeE - '

NOTI E IS HEREBY GItLS IsAl Z.-- Z sh all J. Hr1ndaa.e has tlei ru..r" -- ton 10 make fnal prof u -1 r1-- 2 empti0n D. =. NJ 90 clam. and ,- will be made at the u--cr Ju-. .. L o'clock A. M for lots and 2 and l-- q. -ec fg T. IS >. E. 1i L.. He name= the fnlIoVlus witls--- .r continuous residence upon. t r.. Q -aii Ian l. VIZ Joseph ierk Wa H. Gsrmley and A. Harysu1. -- .- arlro1a Territory. ... ...---
 HE~RY COUSINS. Eel-- First publication May 2. i---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

The Tucson Water company have over one hundred thousand pounds of freight already here. All hands are busy and the water works are now an assured fact
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
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May q iss2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DAVID r. Har-haw has tiled notice of his intention ta make nnal proof n support "f hIs pre-emptIon D S. No. -l7 clam. and that said proof will be nude at this office June i>s2 at o'clock P. 1f for the S W. of \. and \. F.. of S. W. "a sec. Is ani N. W. of \ r.. and \. t. of N W. ii. sec. Ig. T. l7 x. h. l7 F.. tG. and x B. M.l
 He names th" following witnesses tO prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said land Wm. iaVIs. JOhI W. Dtvls. Hugh Farley and Robert II. Paul. an of rucson. \. T.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. Er~af ftrrbff.nrr1n May
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
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NOTICE Is HEREIN .Ir-,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GTvr, --.- A San Oatarlua Copper t.... ---.. Uell, attorney. has u4.l- ....... Co -lu linear t--I of On. pu-lt. bearing silver lal H.... surface gIuuud ru frr. l. .r. .5,u feet In wId. l at th. a-...
 Catalina mIiisIte clal1. -.r...
 mluIng d-Lrcr. flua r...
 partlcularly de-crlns-I an -.. or Inc oulclal survey au r. drsignated as lots 8, A. a.t to-gIt:
 Beginning at iuIrlal uor... or Midas clam, at au u.. r.-. tt. long. iu mound ul -rl..- lt- from when (. S. W district, bear- .. ,l dr..r...- ..-.- ana oak tree ms ua f sJ ft- dust. marked ''L M
 lbence N 70 u--rre- M. ...-. tunnel 1No's 10. and l1 ft. ..H- .. northeriy center end ol clam. -l.... ST : teet long Iu a uu.l1 .. .
 Thence N.5~0 degrees -- W.. .r..-.. cor. Co steel bar a y lu. -.- s.. ground marked M N degrces 1-, tt Co S. H sH.. -...- long m mound of ~tIla- ...-. .. thence .. fs de-rr-- CD ....r.. sOuthcriy and ceuler of cl SIT, ft long an mDau.s. -..... .. tt Thence ou same ga..-.. corner post lnCle- ~-. . ID t - noahd oi --oue-, l-4ls.| .r r. Thence N- a- le-u.t- g... r.. cor poet Ilelr- ~Ir.r. 9r -tonv7 marked aiI \ aS uegrces % mlut.r- lfl tt Co post af tuc uUr-hs-'. on. - h. place or peEiuuI l- u- l.a r.t.....- claim, when i- -ltui.tfvl ul .t. ...-..-- the santa Catalina mugu-s..- ..- from Marble Peak, lI-l u.r. .r Creek.
 Lut 90 B. mills.tc claim ..... banks ot kaJtic,uakr ,Ia.. .. ... oauta Catalina mountains. .- ....... lows be- nllu- l. t.e ma ... H.Y. post lncilte-. -,Ir. q tl luIl .u a ........ marked -S. t. M. S. I ll L. '. .. M. NJ. Nu- | urar> -,..l.a--... . l.. ,oUi tt ul-t. 4uulc- N. ...... to uurtherly end center uf chm. falls m tLe creek. truu- Vl.,.. .... lE. c.a- stlL- l- IUa. .. .... . -l deErec- V. c uI-taul ..Ir.... .- No. :, b. J. Thence ~. ....--.- . \. W. cor. post c la-. -Ir. . |. .....- stuue-, marked '~. |. N. s. N. 4u degrees J.. su q fu ~. V. ........ ... [ fI loug lu mound of -Jour-. l..... \ No. q. Thence \. lf us-.,.. cor. post ( ms. ~Jr tlr .u.- m stones. marked '~. t. AI. ~. lu.-. fi degre,s W. sU .t tu N. L.a.-. ...-. q ft long. iu moLru ot stones. r ... .- \. No. O. Thence S. .H U.s...- . post gt rortlelly rul. center .r.I ... niug Uf eNt-rIur survey H. . d-lrses .J miuut.- ka--. A-.a .. . ucr,.s 3s E. 4.6a acres.
 The sad claim- .re duly re.a..... -.. of the Recorder %. ltmt r.-a.g. e- Zoua.
 Any amt aN psr~aE- g.l...- whole OF any bottom %. t.a li..... atalIua mI4.-Itr cll.I- ..- H.... thelr adverse c'am- .u t..~ H- sixty days p-riu4 uj p.u-ga.H. ..... SiiI h- harsvt uy ylr.u- u. ... .e..... statute.
 HENEI COUSINS. l. The foregoing uutiCH l- ur.... lays Iu tle ARIZONA tIIIzEs. l. .. paper published at Tucson. A-. designated as that issued le4r,- -...
 HENHl COUSINS ....-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

The expenses of the funeral of fthe late James Levy were borne by Messrs. Doc. Glascott, Jas. Corroll and John T. Brick wood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

At Calabasas on Saturday last, eight Italians were required to contribute to the rustlers the sum of thirteen hundred dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
MIR. W. B. HOPKINS.

Night clerk of the Palace Hotel, was sit ring at one of the hotel windows wheI ,he firing began. Levy, very much it. -uxicated, had looked into the hotel io ,1me one and was just leaving the doo when he was fired upon from two direc lions, making a cross-fire from which , was impossible to escape. The assail ants were very close to Levy. After tb. first shot he exclaimed My Godl don shoot me; am not heeledr He thei ran across the street and fell. It is state, shat after he fell Dave Gibson, who Wa, with Murphy, fired three shots into him
 Dr. HOlbrUOk was shortly upon th, ground and upon examination declared that Levy was dead,a aud his body was re moved to the morgue.
 It k stated by Murphy's friends that Levy was very abusive and threatened Murphy's life and the act was committed 70 save himself from being murdered As no weapons were found upon tn, body of Levy the execution of sucl threats was undoubtedly a matter oi future consideration.
 Levy's wounds consist of bullet hole through the left elbow, one in the mouth, one near the left shoulder, one in the back and one through the neck. which probably finished him. The en- trance to the Palace Hotel shows the marks of the horrible deed. There are several bullet holes to some of which sdheres the blood and particles of the flesh of the murdered man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Mir. W. s. Fritz, who has charge of the diamond drill at lhe San Xavier mines, is visiting m Tucson
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Mr. Wm. McGough has returned to Iucson from protracted residence in northeastern Arizona. He will proba- bly remain among his old friends iu Pima County.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
.. s. LAND OFFICE, Tucson. Arizona,

U. S- LAND OFFICE, Tucson. Arizona,
 May q. iSS.. NOTICE lS HEEEBI GIVEN THAT CiRILO S. Leon has filed not ce of his intention Co make nnai proof m support of hIs homestead entry No ll3 claim and tnsr -ai0 proof wtll be- made ai thi- office June r., l,--. Jt lt o'clock A. M for \. ot \. W "a and \. of <. W. a of soc. a 7. lt \. k. I3 D.. tG and ~. k. Ai.I
 He names th- following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence II-n. and cultivation Of. sald land, viz- Juan Jos. Lui- Manuel Amadn Francisco x. Leon and Juan Baldez all Of Tue son. \. T..
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication May .. ls-2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Jndge Stilwell left for Phenix last evening. After remaining there for a short time he will go to California and thence to Puget Sound, and before re- turning to Arizona will most probably take a trip eastward. The Judge has worked hard and faithfully for the past year and Is well deserving Of the recreation be now goes to enjoy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Ar. F. A. Cutler, supervising engIneer of the New Mexico and Arizona railroad Is visiting in Tucson for the next few days. Mr. Cutler is not only a an &C., comphshed gentleman, but ranks at the head If his profession. He has been with fine road named since its inception and to lis genius Is due the overcoming Of many engineering difficulties. MT. Cutler Was formerly connected with the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad, and while there accepted his present position.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Gereral James Watson Webb of New fork is eighty-one years old and smokes almost necessarily. Thurlow Weed Is eighty-four years old and drinks large quantities of Santa CrnZ rum. Peter Cooper IS uinty-one years old, lives on a diet of oatmeal and uses tobacco in DO form and never tastes anything that in- toxiestes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

Mir. D. B. Robinson, general manager of the Sonora Railroad, returned 10 Tue son from Las Vegas, Monday evening.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

The Florence Enterprise says: The machinery for the Jessie Benton mine has been delivered at the mill-site. and 1t will not be long before it shall be placed in position and ready to crush ore. The mine continues to improve iu the lower workings and the dump'of hlgh-grade ore Is increasing constantly. The Jessie will be a good bullion producer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

The Papago women that were severely wounded by the accidental discharge of a shot gun on Meyer street, about one week ago, and through the kind ness of Messrs. Drake and Etchells were sent to the coHuty hospital, were taken by their people from there that same evening, and have bot been heard of since When on the way to the hospital they said that they preferred to be taken home as the PapaEo Medicine man fully understood thelr treatment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Mr. John Straun, general manager and book keeper for AIr. T.. \. Fish. proprie- tor Of the well-known Eagle FlourIng Nlllis lE this place, left on a business yislt to Tombstone, Bisbee and the nelghboring towns, looking to the sup plying Of those towns and the different camps m that section with Eagle Mills flour, which is as good for family use and purposes as can be or is made in Arizona Nothing but the best wheat being made in its manufacture. as the flour becomes better known it IS more universally used and will in all prob ability, supersede all other brands in this southern section of the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
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Notice oT Forf.,.

.. NEH. TOB.MCCULLOUGH.OETu..-.' I under hIn. - | iu are ha.. -i ttr.. have expended one hund-.-. d..- improvements upon The e. m the Aztec slinins district .a ..-f fi.-. premises under the rToy.-.-. RevIzed Statutes of tha Ja.-..i. amount required Co tod tl- ..,. a- -' ending December 5I-r. .,-I I-..-. einety sliS days alter thi, n,ou-- .s aa,... such expenditure as @ co-.v.-a- the saId claim will become I-.. .- subscribers, under sait seet.o-
 J. H. F.I-
 " t-LiJai-- Harshaw. A. T. June !. l--- .--- Applications No. s10 auI sr, ------
 to the Mid is Mine .-.. t..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
THOs. D. LANGLEY

I am engaged in mining. Have n fixed residence at present Last even ing about 10:30 l went to the Palace hotel and sat down about two feet south of the main entrance, James Levy passed me and in passing asked me what l was doing there. He had pos sibly been in the hotel for ten minutes when two men walked very rapidly past me. I sm not acquainted with them,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

it is hereby 0rlere that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the pertOd or sixty days lien Consecutive Weeksi. in the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper pub llsned at Tucson. Arzona, which paper l. hereby dtslGnated by ne aS published nearest such cisims. HENRY cot SINS Register
 First publication. May 3s. lss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Inc Elorence EnterpTlse says: "Ihe old, abandoned military telegraph line between here aud Tucson. should be ta- ken down and rceled mp. It drops across the road in a number of places and Is very dangerous for teams. Col. Wheat horse became entangled in it last week and ran away,injuring themselves, break ing up the buggy and bruising Col. Wheat quite severely. Several other teams and persons have been seriously damaged by getting tangled up in the wire. Some Of our citizens should re- move the wire, and in case the govern meut should call for it, deliver it up up- on payment by the latter of reasonable amount for reeling the wire mp. How ever, there is no probability that Uncle Sam would ever call for it.
 The Phenix Gazette says: A gentle man named Urfer and his wife. from Prescott, were visiting at Vulture. and on last Thursday morning they started for Phenix in a light rig, with one horse. They { ok the Smith mill road, and got lost and wandered off on the desert to- wards the Gila. They had no water with them, and when they discovered their plight, Mir. Urfer took the horse from the wagon and started in search of relief The horse died the next day but he continued on foot. Luckily towards night he was discovered by q Mexican teaInster and brought into Vulture in nearly famished condition. That night searching party was immediately made up. and found Mrs. Urfer the next morn- ing. Both parties had a narrow escape from horrible deat on the desert. and have concluded to return to Prescott without visiting Pleaix.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11


 am clerk at the Palane Hotel, was tt the Mason Dore, standing on the side walk when l saw MT. Murphy and Mover yolng past the Palace Hotel, that is south Levy was sitting on the bootblack's stand at the north end of the Palac4 Hotel. Murphy had pistol ID his hand this was a short time before the firing [ crossed the street and went into the hotel Levy and his friend went into the office about the same time that did and inquired for gentleman As Levy was talking tO me 1 saw Dave Gibson pass ing the window of the hotel going north. l told Levy not to go out at that door, meaning the front door, but to go out the back door, and I would have the | porter let him out, which he said he would do, but he was quite drunk and | evidently did not und rstand me. I sat down Tn the front window of the office and was scarcely seated when he went out the office door in the hallway when two shots were fired almost at the same time. Levy exclaimed, My Godr' then two more shots were fired that drowned his voice. then put my head out of the win low and saw him and another man together, saw Levy stagger back; heard the crash of breaking glass. This was at the front door and then Levy started to run with his hands out and nothing Tn them, across the street A man was following him about ten feet behind him. The man stopped in the middle of the street but Levy Kept on. The man that was following him at this time was the same person who came into the office with him. 1 saw another man just little behind him, that IS, behind the second man, and little to the right of hlm, whom l recognized as Dave Glib son. He had a revolver in his hand and was firing in the direction of Levy. saw Levy cross over to the sidewalk opposite the hotel and fall saw Murphy standing on the sidewalk at the front door of the hotel, about the time of the firing. I can't state that saw any other person l in that party at that time, that is, posi- lively. After Levy fell, Gibson walked | to where he lay and shot in the direc- | tion where he lay. To the best of my | knowledge he fired two shots at him after he fell. He walk, of down the | street and sad. "there lays the s-- of a b.; he IS dead" I did not see Mur- phy shoot at all, only saw Gibson shoot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
LAND OFFICE TJD-lv fa-.s.

Application No. .U9, for T..t.r. -. 2
 saint Nicholas Mining Claim.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
nIssnIrIInN NnrICE
Tucson. May si. Isss. ''-'' ''' '''''

The partnership heretofore existing between TOole and Farrell has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
 JAS. II POOLE.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
HENEI CJJ-IV-

The foregoing uutirH l- u-..... .. days Iu tle ARIZONA IlIzEs. |. .. paper, published at Tucson Ar... designated as that issued lr.4ra- -... .....
 HENlsl COUSINS l First publication. June l---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
NtlTICI

Buell and Anderson, ai5Yueys ta.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
"A. BARKER.

Hive III Tucson; am engaged ln the drug business; saw the deceased about five mir utes before be was shot. sitting in front of the barber shop, near the Pal ace Hotel; shortly after he got up and started towards the hotel; he appeared to be intoxicated; :; I was standing in front of the Maison Doree when the firing commenced; immediately before the firing I saw Mir. Murphy and another gentleman go past the Palace, then they came back in fr.nt of the Palace; I saw no flashes from pistols near where Ir. Murphy and his friend were.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

of with the other two whom have iden- tifed; cannot tell which shot hit the de- ceased.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the period sixty days ten consecutive Weeks) in the CITIZEN a wees ly newspaper published at Tucson A. T. which paper i- hereby designated by me as published nearest sad claims.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication June [. iss2.