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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
for Patent Co the Eastern
 Mining Claim No. l61.
U. s. LAND OFFICE ,r. .lr-zoy,..

I..LIs h. NOTICE Is HER 4 uItIN iI J t'te " Gdnsight Consolidated Mining t". .-' Arlzou by It- du , sutulrIz-t Isrl.- u'.l. '. blvins- ilas made application tHr - il.".'. IT. iiI -5 linear feet Of the ea-teru y-ir. ...r '- mineral dcpo-it. hearing silver and other ....- er.ti, with surface ground bJi feet lu t.. -..- uated m Meyers Mining D strict. fut (. ..-.- NrizOna. more part cuitrly described nl '.- ciul piat and ld uofcs of survey uu u.. ." - O-nce and designated Hs Lot Nu. il. 70 iH...a- Co wit:
 Beginning at the original location mop at the north end center of clam. a' 70 .'- t.' Ins ft long. set in a mpIud ui -iIa... ... ~llch the lnItlat monument hea.s a. mn. W GiI feet distant and adI dIlraat 'H r"... .- teud- 8 utheriy cut lNl3 ft. '1 e lHar. ma. a- -k CT, thence \ % deg mn, D. l1H t.r ' thr intersection of fh- end uue "t f.. r." sight M C. iron which the NJ cor Ot q |. n..- sight baars 3i deg r. a".i feet dlsiarr ... feet Co uO-t 4xl irs ft long. In mg stoues at NJ cor o ciaIm. mIrEo-I -E N .. . thence 5J dee, e mn W, 4l--l e Go a .H ". -f ft bong. at Sk 'r of cam. mlrN-l I. p z =, thence 90 deg i5 mIn ", Hu 70 sl. HI-. ..f ins ft long. Iu a mound of sion a- f.H -1I.. end center Of riaim. mH rsel -E S H H from ShIch U S V N No. l bears ~ 1i l-. ". ..'- fec distant; thence V go deg lJ m "a '" N from sf'u'h e center to post lXi ms 2. ..t m a mound or stones at th- x rp .-l. W C'; thence N 20 dess e mn E. il.l ...t ~ intersection of southern -lde llEg oi u-- -' C, and 54 deg i+Lj feet from N ..E !. "Gunslght M C, from which Ni cor Of sIght M CT bars \ jl deg r. lZj 8 ier. ..- from pOInt of intersection N st deg i' ma a. -r e Intersect ; end lIne of Silver Goa. " from winch pOI tu ~E cor uf -IH S..t-' H.i' bears 7J deg q mn l.. Z.s feet lI--ar-. .i .- I,Zs@ feet ante sect e.lst-Il, sIlr ll- sf @.' GUt VI C. from which poiut fin EE '' the oI yer Girt" bears V iJ det. e nm r-.f Is ant and to the " corner ot rl-.. t.- to A post 3xi ms ft long n g slrd market 'E N W ,', thence - sgi .s , "a. .. feet To north end center uf e rIu .-. ...r e. beginning. containing le.ii ac a--
 Variation lS u-g g. ann east Ibis q. hic-s with the "tiun- glt' and ~i.f.. To .- Cams as fol |Ows: Onfi.ct wtL EaH-.- acres. IS not e a1med by Ji- .-ts-H- with the silver G-rf. u % acre.. l- r II...i . - IT ssteru.' lot area cla mec. liHs ae. . The ssId mining cain ls Iu. e.1-..' the otlee of Inc EscOrGr- Of fiut ''--' TacsOn. uzona.
 Any and all persons clalm.l- a''. whole Or any part of sad uIl-l- clam qnIred to present tleir alv-I-- c- 1 !. 0th during the sixty das- per oi H' i-|-. hereof, 2 they VIII be btrted ug .if l' of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS E--.s.s- The foregoing notice Q. order " r lIsHed for the period Of -I1fy days .H ' ARIZONA CITIZEN a ues-p4per rla..- son, tne same being uesIsl1i-l a7 ...-. nearest the claim.
 HENRY COUSINS Es-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Notice of Forrri,urr.

ITO W. J. ROSS AN GEO Uls4 m-
 I are hereby notified rhaf Hly..e.... ..- handrst doilars 10 iaro- and la.H..g. ...... ... on the Old Gro iiiuco .c,ia, situated .a q. .... BlancO mining diStrIcf. d- vIli auIa.- ... -a-... cate hled Jan. tfh. l~~'. Iu tHs ul... .f ... g. corder of Gro Blanco wJulu- UI--rrf n. ..-.1 hold said gremI-gs, under tH- u-fyI-. .r... .g .. ton 2..3t Revised Siatutr- of m. \. x. i.r...s at ouut required Co hold tay Sl.H ..- ....- ending Dec. 3ist i-,l. And lf ui..Ir r.r... .--. after tii. notice by uullIr .tlo.. gH.r t.' .--.- fuse Co contribute your iTuu.r..u- VI. -.... .r. penditure aS @ cO-awr.er. guur lHrH..-. u. -..I cl,im wIil become thr properly Of -...-H..-.... under said section 2i e. B. 1lI.- .IN~
 Gro Blanc, X. r Feb. iita j--. r.t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
The Smallest Baby in the World.

A gentleman who came here from Candelaria last evening informs the Alp. peal that the small, st baby in the world was born in that camp on Monday noon. The father IS a miner in the employ of the Northern Belle mine, and weighs l9O pounds, and the mother is a stout, healthy woman, weighing, perhaps, l6O pounds. The child is a male. as per fectly formed as 9 human being can be, but upon its birth it only weighed eight ounces. Its face IS abont the size of horse chestnut. and the size of its limbs can be imagined when We say that a
 ring worn upon the little finger Of its mother was easily pulled over it's foot nearly ptO the knee. Our informant states that 1t is the opinion of the at tending physician that the child would live and prosper in good health, not withstauding its dimnutive proportions. The midget is SO small that three of its size cOuld play hi1e and seek in cigar box. This k believed to be the smallest baby ever born Carson Appeal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

rJNuE Ur DERNICNED uF.FGY Vu.-.. ab prrsuu- fIrt th. srt. .... ......... ... - -Iir ruiuiu 9 claim -t.uut.l On ts-.tH.-... ... c. The PafuL uuia N..-Lt Ir-. r.r. H... z.uH. known D. r'c vHl..r u.s-
 Thai purcai ier ~aiU r..... .... . -usd on Tho ls'h dtr ui ...-I.... .... ... L nifrd >iusc- Guycrum--l .- Ola. .. W Which putrrt i- pu 'vC-r,I 'a .l. r.. u Tuc-0u. riwg C"urtv. "a .t... t..- v. ..- ue@oId-. and iur u,,r.- pa-.i.r..- -..-. ... ..' mining claim rcicrgi cv i- -e-.H. r. &. .... rrcufd
 All persuL- are vs-g .i a-s.a-. r.-.-... ell. civim, go. aii trv-Pt~-eg- t.e-,H- .... .- .. cuted recording tu uW
 W. C. -rEGr~-.
 iyif ~IIPlIEN u.uNErr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
SlIinnng Sheen.

The Santa Ana Standard, of Friday says: MT. Visel, of Orange, who has been keeping his sheep at Forster's ranch San Diego county, has sent some 2,200 of them to Colorado by rail. The Zuber Brothers of New Mexico, pur- chas between four and five thousand sleep, n the neighborhoOd of San Juan. and have sent them tO New Mexico. They paid from Sl.90 to S225 per head, after shearing. From the numerous shipments and drives of sheep hence we conclude that sheep-raising will soon be one of the lost industries of this portion of California. The land is considered more valuable for agricultural purposes. Sheep owners are not dIsDOsiDg of theIr sheep now because of lack of feed, for there IS plenty of it in all quarters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

INTHE JUSTICE CURT PRECINCT NO. !, | Puma County, Agizuus- Before William J. O-hrru. J. P.
 N W. Bernard and J. P. Curry. cn-partners under the firm name and -ty ylcof A. W. Bernard x Co Plaintiffs, y-. Joiu D. Campbell, Delsnd- aut-sumWOus.
 The erritory of Arizona sends greeting to John D. Campbell. Defendant:
 lou are hereby summoned und required tO ap- relr before ID at my ulirc iu tue city nf Tucson and county of pim. on t'lc tenth diy of June. A. D. l~S2 at iu u c OrN. A. Me- Co newer the com pl fint of the above udgetl plaintiff. who demand of you that yuu are indebted tO th-m in the -uu. or forty st-ltF dollar for goods wars- and merchandise sold and delivered you at yuIr InstHuce and request. And lf u fs1l Go appeII and answer sad uuplaint as len-Iu r-1uIrei. th- plaintiffs will take iudEmeut ga u-t yIu as demanded and for the c1Sfs d. thls =IIt.
 Given underluy hand thi- .iii ,y of April. X. D. Is-9 NUIIt1I J. OsuO1N.
 Np9wlt Ju-ric. of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Mining NOtice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under him; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 ~ under cned a co-0Wner m th-t certain mine and utining claim known as the Sacranien- to miue situated in the Bunker Hill Mining District Graham county. A. T., has performed one hundred dollar (SlOLt0l worth of work on the said mine foI the year ending December Si.
 ssl and unle-> you or those claiming under you pay to me your proportion Ot said eNpeGci ure xithin ninety days from the expiration of the prbucut on of th,s notice. your m crest In said f.5-ski JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

It is said that pink dresses are to be all the rage thus season for outdoor, park and lawn costumes. The news will indeed make our wives and sweet hearts the pinks oT perfection. Con corning the exact tint: "A strawberry crushed. almost smothcred in
 cream.
 Nearly matches the c"lor 1t may be; The Runfrau just flushed with the earliest
 beam.
 The hue of the palm of a baby ." Etc, etc.. eIc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under hiIn; NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 V undersigned. co-OWuer m that certa uiue and mining claim known as the Oak mine. situated in th. Bunker Hill Mining District Graham county. A. T.. has performed one hun dred dOila-s worth of work on sald mine Tor the year ending December 31st- lssl. and un eSs you or those claiming under yuu pay to ne your pro portion of the said expenditure within nlnet! days from the expiration of the publication of this notc.. your interest in sand claim VIII be- iSna5s-ali JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Application for Patent tO the Silver
 t;irt Mining Claim No. l1l.
U.s.LsSD OFFICE. TucsoS. ARIZONA.

L. =. LAND OFFlCE. TUCSON AAiAoNA. NOTICE IS HEEEBY GIVEN THAT THs V Gunsight Consolidated Mining Company Of Arizuna, by Iis duly authorized agent, Beni. f BiviuS, hg- made application for atent Co I1J5 iuear feet of tho Silver Girt veIu. lode or nIher al deposit bearing silver and Other minerals. with surface ground 60 feet in width situated in he Meyers Mining District. Plma county, rizO- ma. more fully d'scrlbe,l by the Otlcial plat and he.d-notes of -urvey on file m thls office, and les z ated as Lot No. A', as follows. Co H1t-
 Beginning at the initial monument at the \ uter end of claim at post txi ms, ft long, m a mound of stones marked 'S c M.' from which N M 70. bears -2 deg Sa mn W 4lgl ft dist, and discovery shaft 6x-Xi1 ft bears S 2I deg s1 nin W I57 ft dis; Thence < sS de., ii min r Su ft 70 \ l. cor post Ext ms, ft lOIg. n mound uf stones marked -'S c r t.' from which the \ W cor Of The 'tiuusIght M " bears < 70 deg e min r.; i6 ft dist. thence l6 deg 10 min W 1j3 ft Co the intersection of the north .ry slde ltue of the "Gunsight' from winch foin, the V W cor of the Gunsight bears N 5i deg 65 ft dlst l05l.5 ft Co intersection of the -outherly siis hIe of thc 'tiunslEht. from ghlch point Inc L. cor of the "Gunslsht hears ji deg r. 5I- ft dist and l2.5 it tO : r cor rOs! set IF ft f of corl ixi ms, ft long. m mound f stones marked -S c < r. C." Thence Q dcg e mn W ls5 ft to intersection Of sOutherly siIe-L le "f tiunsight,' from which the < r. cor md giu ft to the S center end monument built against perpeudicular ledge. hence \ N5 deg l mn W 3u ft Co S W cor post ixl Ius. [ ft long mound uf stones marked "S c " t. hence \ ls deg l. I-s ft Co intersection of the  nCrtheriy sIde line of the Guns .yht from whl- D point the \ W Cor of the '.luuslght bears ii deg E lOll.5 ft dist and i3.1 ft Co the N W post 4xl ms | ft long. m mound Of stOue-. rarked S c \ " C." hence ; Sj deg 3u mn s. 5i5 ft Co the initial monument and place of beginning. Variation, .S deg Ji min East. Area s.ul acres.
 The silver Girt" IS m conflict wi,h the Gun sight and Eastern claims. and c'''talns. exclusive Jf areas iu conflict. and not ctaimed. j.5s acrps
 Sad ~-ilyer tiIrt' minlng claim Is duly re- corded m the Otlce of the Recorder of Pima county, at Tucson. Arizona
 Amy and all persons claiming adversely the ,s hole or any part of the silver tiirt mining clam are required Co present their adverse aims m this otice during the sixty days period pf publication hereof cor thy wIll bs barrsd by the provisions O. thc ~tatute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register The foregoing notice i- ordered tO be published for sixty days m th. WEEKLY ARIZONA tITiZEN, which newspaper IS designated as that issued nearest the clam.
 H. NRY COUSINS. Register. ir-t publication. March iq
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

Some time ago a contract was made to transport by rail 70OOO, tons nf pig lead from Eureka, New. to the Gulf of MexlcO, via the Centra Pacific Railroad and Southern Pacific Railroad. Allow ing ten tons to the car. it will take 1000 cars to carry the lead, and they will make a train, if all in one, about forty two miles in length. Formerly Eureka lead all went east via the Central Pacific Railroad and Union Pacific Railroad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
E. NICD NIELS. V Al. MILLER
Tucson. March 2s. Issa.
r- IANn OEFIcE Ar IrcsoN. AHIzoNA

U. LAND OFFICE AT IUCsoS. ARIZONA
 -March 23 I-s3- N-OTICE I~ HER BY GIYFN CHAT J SUs V Dias has fled nofIce of his intentIon Co make hnal proof at this utice m support of hIs prp-aimptlon declarat0ry statement No. GO. on the Eth day of April lss2. at I0 o'clock a. m., and secure nnal entry thereof for the w . and Nr. "A and SW i. of >W it of section 32. town ship ij ~. fl sO F. and names the following hl- wituesse-: Francesca GuIalba, @nt0nlo tirl- jllbt Leonai do Al odacO and Ramon PachccU, all CI Ires Adam 2. N. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Fir-r mn bl1cIfilu March 2ith. 5W.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

Among the most curious of the discov- cries of modern science are those facts winch the microscope, applied to the in- ner parts of animals, has revealed. Thns has 1t been found that the animal may he a world m itself, containing within IL vast microscopic forests whose avenues Of waving palms are trodden by innum- erable animal forms of curious shapes, strange habits, and still stranger life histories. It ia not only in the larger, Dut more especially, indeed in the tiniest forms of ordinary life that these para sites flourish. Those insects which fesi upon dead wood swarm with them. An 1rdinary mIllipede is perambulHting commonwealth, while our common white ant holds in her capacious abdomen a kingdom whose population might in numbers put to shame even the Ameri- ,.an nation. The brown contents of her intestinal canal, instead of being chiefly composed of food are a living mass of minute prctoza. The world thus dis covered is of great scientific interest, and m the beauty of its forms may be even or esthetic value. One of the most popular designs for American Wilton carpets last yenr was based upon the forms of a well-known microscopic plant and future Americans may treat upon the eifigies of humble beings whose highest ambition heretofore has been to figure in one of the. beautiful plates of Leidy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

TUCSON is the only town in the Terri tory lIt with gas, and man can walk as safe ID that A. and H. pueblo as in any city in the world An attempt is being made to lay water piDes through the streets. |, is pFaiseworihy undertaking for city that uses so much whisky needs good water mixed with it.-lYuma Free Press
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Le6ai
'. U.S.LANp OFTc

U.S. LAND OTTrcE TUCSON. -7r7-- NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN Tutr .- " Jose Sais has hled uo'ics ot ,i. I----... ! 'a make nnai pro m support of lf- r.... H decl-raJOry statement No. -U- barg-. .- l- ter and Receiver at tii- olirp. and ...- -+ entry thereof on the 9th day os r-.. I.., l'l o'clock a- n-. for the >i, V of -l'H township lS I, of \ la and '. NV f.- following as ls witnesses. Jl.r i.r-ra-- .'' '.a Leon. Juan Boio-q1es and Jose ss--. TucsO A. T. a- z
 HENBY COUSINS F... First publication March 1l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN rut--- V uncerSigned has performs. as e.....--i '- il work for the year ending bae.-It t..... worth of work on tke iuFs m u,.. Ia-.-..I gunia Mining District. CoGu-. 1f I..-.. --s- of Arizona. and If n. \. gras. or -l. utle cndsr hIm do not Com. fl.7-.... nis share of sad a->es-u.a-- - one-half or S50 for above ur--... ..-
 CT wIth cost pf puhicufiu- ,...---. days from the ,httr Of tui- pcbl,--... est m sand claim VIII. .ccI-.lr the Unlted States become uc.fa- .t.-. sisued tr-
 Tucson. March l5. i-s2. ''--''IA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Le6al.
Mining Notice.

ITO JOSEPH POwLIN OR THOSE PAR-
 l ties that may claim under him The under signed gives notice that he has had the necessary as-essfnent work done upon the JUlia mine Arno e district Pima county. \. IT.. for the gear ending January I, iS52 and paid the sum or SiVo for the same and unle-s the said Joseph foHilh or those owning. under him come forward within nine V days from the date of this notice and pay 10 me hts share of the money paid Tor as ss-ssrnent work. said mine Will De hereafter for- fcitcd tO me. J. u- hOthh-
 1lrcsnr, Innnarv 2l lss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Notice 10 Creditors.

Fstate of '. Magne. deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN- - der-lgued. administrator of the estate of A VI lne. deceas@d. tO the creditors of and all per so1- having claims against the said deceased. Co exhibit them with the necessary vouchers with m ten months after the first publication Of this notice. to the sad administrator. at the ofice Uf his a tOney Santiago Alma. 23i Meyer street. Tucson. A. T.. in the said County of Pima.
 l. BONSAND. Administrator Of the estate Of A. Masne, de- ceased.
 Dated ss Tucson. April is. Isss Gp.svi~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
TEREIrozl ..-.v.

You are hereby noIhe-i tl4t -. one hundred dollars ID labor r-. ., upon the Last B.. l.0oS io... .-... stu ttsl in Marble Peak. Uii T.t .. trct. Pima County. Arizona I..-. .- pear by certificate filed JallI-. r-.. ..-.-- m the Othce of the Recorder of -.-. ~ Pima. m order Co hold s..iI rra.r .. - provisions of section ,.f -.-.t I.-..... .. the JEited Sta, e~, tein-; t.s ss.l.r- -. A b.. isSl.
 And lt within ninety Gay~ after tH- -.. publication yoU fIIl or refuse .a ....-... proportion of such ex-eudI-u-. .- 7. .. your interest m 'a;i clam wall 1.--.f .--
 r r..,.. ENNu5T,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
PhOenix Items.

lGaZsite.l
 Notice has been given of the city cleo ton, to be held on May 2d. Announce. meuts of candidates are now in order.
 A writer in the Examiner asserts that the northwestern portion of Arizona "Is the home of the original 9sthetes-the Shebet Indians, branch of the Flutes. These Indians have long cultivated the suntlOwer, from whE h in early days and even now their principal breadstuf IS derived during the Winter season. Oscar Wilde should come to Arizona, and get an idea of the costumes proprietary to the "iesthetic" from these Indians
 The 0dd Fellows of this city purpose celebrating the 26th of April the sixty third anniversary of the introduction of the order in America, in an appropriate manner. | procession and picnic IS to be held, and the participants are to be entertained by speeches and other liter ary and musical exercises. A dance Is to be given in he evening. The full programme will be published as soon as 4 grand time is in antcipa- ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

Of all modern anihors Joh naDber- graceful, flowing and easily read. It IS now clear why Habberton attains to no higher eminence. despite his industry and ability. than as the author of "He,- ems Babies anG "Mrs. Mayburn's Twins" If will smash his pen point, write illegibly, and undertake ibe bi- ography of that Arkansas woman's 'sep- tuplets" that the telegraph told about the other day, he may become famous in literature after all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
SUM IONS.

IN DISTSlCT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL District. In the County of Pima. Territory Of sri4ond- William LeCkeudorf plaintiff against Jose Gtiegos and IesusGaiiegos. defendants- summons
 Action brought in tte District Court ofthe FIrsJ ludlcl Distrlt in and for th. County of Pima, il the Tcrrt1rs ot Arizons. The Ter rtory ot Arzona sends greeting Co lose Gallegos
 nd Jesus GalleCos- Nsu are hereby summon ci and rrquir d Co appear In an acton brought aga nst you hy the above named plaintiff in the District Count of the First lgdical District in and for the Counfyoi Pun. m the Territory of Au1onl. and answer the complaint fled vi tre Clerk oi this Court at tucson. ir s1.d Couny Ia copy of ah.ch complaint ac .orn- -anics this summons within tErnty cays tex-lusiye oI tle dfy of ,er1crl for the sers1ce upon you of this summons. If served in this colniv. but f ser ed out oi the county and within this s,uct then within thirty days. in ail other ctses forty days This sad acton is brought by plaintiff against dcf-rdants for the fore closure Of a mortgage on certain property gIycn as security on a certain pr0mrssory note for the sum of two th0usind dollars wIth in- trresi, IS Vill more fuly appear by reference tO thc complaint on He herein. And you are hereby notided that if you EM to aPper and answer the coLpiunt as above required. the plaintiff will take def uit and apply Co the ourt Tor the r-hcf therein demanded. and costs and disbursements in lhis behalf expend- ed.
 Given under my hand and the Sell of th said District Court at Tucson. this I7th tal December. A. b 1881
 Jsrr GEO. 4. CLUM. Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Mining Notice.

To John Flanagan. aui tho-- e..l-..a. a-.-
 him.
 N OrICE IS HEREBY GIVE, Ii.T THr AN undersigned, cu-Hwce- u ta. Uar.r nine aust uIulug clam known .- ... Emo Times Loser Mtuc. -.tusteI Ir '.e t..-. Mining t.I-triCt Cucllsa tH--.u f.rr has performed one huui.eI .ul.-s a... of work on Ihe sud mine fur IUa s..r-- l'ecember Els ls,l and unless .u. H- ....- claiming under you pHy -., yr.r ......-...- of the sud expenditure within lonely ..,- ..H. the expiration of the publc.tI .tIra uf t... s...e. your interest m sad clam N.'l become -H. .-..- efty.
 5h1l-gOd JACOB Q. VAL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Take fare of Yourselves.

T Snpervis Is of Yavapai county are as may be seen by t ei' telegram t. oui Er cutive Committee, acting on the prin- ciple f eve ' man f. himself and tie devil take the hindmost. T ey say tn t iavapai Is free from hostile Indians c h. se9uently ey can q. no more an ex- tend tn IT sympathies to our suffering people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
US L1yo OFFICE AT TUcsos- ARIZONA,

NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN THAT ROB ~ crt G. Huffaker has filed notice of his iuteu- tlonto make tnsl proof iu support Of hi- pse coup sad proof will be nude before the utiic O; this otice at Tucson. 4. IT.. on Map l1. l,-3. ai q, and " T. of NV l ofs-c. b r. 1i 5 it. 3l T.. He names the following wItr.-S,-- Co prove hi- residence pon and cultivation of sand land- VIZ John Allen. W. R. GIb-on. Leunario Apudaca ana Francisco GriiaI si. all of frs- AaamOs. LIT.
 HENRY COJ >lN~. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

THE Prescott Courier says: Therr ar- rived in Prescott Saturday last, from Utah, eight men, women and children all en route to Fonto Basin, northern Ari- zona. Tn sc people lad with tn n stock, in fact all their worldly possessions, in cluding t,eir curious r.ligious tenets They V re, vidently, good class of Normons snd will, We h'p soon give up their polygAmic and classic notions and become useful citizens of Arizona and e United States.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

MR. DkvIp McDoNALD. a stranger m the city, while descending the steps of the M. E. Cl urch Sunday evening, met with quite a hinful accident which will lay him up fbr some time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
Notice.

NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned have performed as assessment work for tue year ending December Sl, lSsl. Sltu worth of work on the tien. ee mine. locatel m Bunker Hlll mining dist rIct. County of Plula. Territory of ATiz0us.- and fl T. II. Petels, or th se hoiltrg under him. do not come forward and pay his share of sad assessment work, namely one half or Sj0 fOr above named claim. .ug,sther with cost of publication. within ninety .gu days from the date of this pubheatl ton hIs interest iu said claim will according tO the laws of the United states become perfected Co the undersigned
 F. NCD NiELS
 Nr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

OLD " PAST's" rifle was rallied of in the Elite last Saturday night, and was won on throw of 42. by Captain Johnson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30
New Boarding House.

MES. sTFIBER t O. HAVE l5- -s VI T S. w hams tIu place. No- --- -.- ct eet opras.t., tIe 2 u-- HuC-g s1f 70 tls uruI-led ht.l-. - a4l ol --. 70 --. House on Sund4y. Dinner l- . D. D. one, some al. Nszls s0 cs1-s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

WALTER L. VAIL has by Sheriff Paul been appointed special Deputy Sheriff in and for Pima county, at Total Wreck.