Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Blue Hid-e, Greaterville district, Oct l2th, John I Siglcr.
 Ngterloo, ArIvaca district, Dee l0ih, VI E Brink, John c Ats.
 Arizona, Greaterville district. Oct I2th, John Young.
 New York Clipper, on the east side of @ Santa Rita mountains, October 26th, William Wit, James Hulsapple, John Slidei
 Mexican. Empire district. November 2Oth, Ramon Soque. Wm F Hensley.
 Gladwin, Old Hat district. Dec l2th, $ r G.adwiu, | B Van Banthuysen.
 DEEDS.
 Pese7 Duuphy to b " Neil, an undi- yiiej ouc-Aaf interest in the FaIrbank mine, Pima district, 5000.
 John " Patterson Co Edward Bouton. all his sight, title and interest in the Quartz mIue, Papago district, $lOO.
 II D Williams and John Even, IT, to the Pautano Gold and Silver Mining Company of Arizona, all that piece of property known as the Cadet mine, Empire district, $l.
 f R Tully. Estevlu Ochoa, : E De Long, I G Hughes and T J JefIords to the Omega Cooper Mining Company, the Omega mine and Omega mine First Extension South, situated on the west eru slope Of the north end of the Santa Rita mountains, one dollar and other good and sufficient considerations.
 Theodore \ HUmmel and Andrew Meng to the Omega Copper Minning Company, all their rights and interest to and m the Omega mine and the Omega mine First Extension South, situated lu the Santa Rita mountains, for one dollar and other good and valuable cause and consideration.
 Laonoldo Carrillo and Jesus his wife to Dolores Henan, certain parcel of land iylng in a westerly direction from Tucson, Si09.
 Drake and r L Drake his wife to l. Ranck, block ? of Drake's addition, S2J0.
 Bergman to Susan Bergman lot $ in block 2lu, SL.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Affidavit of " J Osborn relative to the mode of procedure of the City Conn., cil Of Tucson during the year 1872 with regard tO the deeding of certain city lots.
 Affidavit of assessment work done on NsH for the year lSs2, by John Fraser. EgGeorge l. Field to Jessie and O r Ashburn, Fields ranch, in the Som noita vallev, for one year from the Sth of De cemhcr, oue-third of growing crops.
 
 Colonel Joseph Durr and his son-in- law, lr. W liam Heyn, have formed a partuerslIip under the name of Durr & Heyn, and announce themselves else where as importers of and wholesale dealers and importers or wines, liquors, cigars and tJbaccos. California wines ant grape brandiss for family and me dlcuaI purposes are made specialtIes. The house also deals in oysters, sardines, pickles, limburger cheese, Herring, French mustard, olives and olive oils, sauerk raut and all kluls Of dehcacies, which are handled in bulk or sold in guau ities tu suit purchasers. The Col 6nel s well known Co the people of Tue SOD, among whom he has resided for the past several years, during which time, as proprietor of the Garfield Exchange, -c has, for square and upright dealing, won more than a local name. The wmes and liquors sold from his house have long been considered as among the hest table wines procurable in the city. Euder the new management business and business facilities have largely ex- banded. The new firm hold forth m the buldinZ of late occupied by Nichols, Patterson A O., on MesIlla street, op- uo,ite to where the old Garfield Ex- change stood.
 Patents received Friday at United States Land Office for deiiyety on re- rr~u of duIlicate receipt on mining claims: Silver Moon, Sierra del Amole mining districr; Wisconsin, Mountain Queen, l. \. L., Hartford mining dls- trict: Frazer River, Justice, Pima mln- ing district; Yellow Jacket, Gro Rlauco mining district; Mammoth. Whale, Swisshrlm mining district; Silver GIrt, GuusiCht, Eastern, Morning Star and Crescent. Gunsight mining district.
 With each succeeding year the Work men in the giving of their annual ball will make an effort tO exceed m size and quality tue ball given by that lodge on the proceeding year. This year they avail themselves of the largest vacant floor in Tucson, viz. the new building nt Leo Goldsmith which he has kindly placed a- tleIr disposal for the occlslon. An elegant supper fer two hundred peo- ple will be served. The cause for winch the ball is to he given is an eminently deserving one and IS worthy of extensive patronage.
 With his usual energy and enterprise Mr. Leop lido Carrillo is pushing ahead his Mesiila and Man street improve ments and will soon have in readiness for occupancy two new 6l140 foot build inrs suitable for stores or almost any kind Of business. His new building on tba corner of Main and Mesilla streets VII b. pushed forward to completion as soon a t Q bids uC W out for the carmen ter wo k hlve been received and decided mn Wnnn n.Lshel the hnillInrs will