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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
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Application So..se. for Pa'eni Co the
 salvation Mining SIains.
Us.L,SD OFFICE. TrcsoS. AEIzoS,.

|, S. LAND OFFICE, ICcSoN. AEILONA, Juy lIth. lss2. ! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA V HARMON. waose pos ohce dilr is Tue son Arizona las thus day hied hts application for a patcnt for l46j linear fec of the Salvatlou mine vein bearing copper. gold and silver wlth surface ground y p te m Nid'n sit-,ut"d In Do organized mining district, county "t F.ili- aud Ternto-y of riEoua. nd des glated by the fled notes and Oaiclal plat on ne ln thIs Otlce as lot No. a In iOwnshi-' = .. Range 0 l.. Of Giln and oalt River Aerldl-n. sad Lot s- being as follows. to-wlt:
 BeginnIng at the iaitial monument at the cen Ter of the N end of claim. at a iost slaraed on the S Is de 'S. i M NO l.
 Thence 5 ,i .eg.-s5 mn V. SD feet to post W corner of cla m and D atktd % No II Thence ; deg 6 mn W. It6a feet co post $ W corner Of claim. ald marked S No III.
 Thence s5 deg-4j mn L. S" feet Co plst con ter or end of cam. and ii.arSed . NO M thence l-t section curuer between sec Ions -t and 2s. T 2Z S k l5 L. bears s5 I-- deg-E S54l feet di-tanl;
 Tn. nee s5 d-g-ij min 5 soO feet t3 post s L corner ut clam. and marked - No N.
 Thence N deg-ij min E, liol feet Co posi- Co N corner of clam and market '', No Nl.' and lh-nse s5 des-l5 nIn W. Jl0 feet Co the place Ma1netsc variation F deg $ mn E, containing 3O t5 a res
 The loosfion Of this mine i- recorded in the Rec1rier's Otice of Pima county, NuzDua. In ooos P. page 55i of Mining Records.
 Inc adIuIulng Clalm ants are none. except tfe sad Dana Harmon as owner 0t t.l- Irslfo-d and Delta mining c.alms.
 kny and all persons claiming adversely Hny portion of -aId Saiya iOu mi1e o. -irilce ,suuul are relu rpsl Co fife tteir sdyerse ciuIms wltl the Reg er of the United tatr- Land Olice .t Tues n m the Tern Ory of Ariz0u1- during t!e sixty days period Of publication hereof. cor they will De barred by virtue of the prov sisrs Of tHr statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Ee-istc-.
 T. l. STrT ES. Iuc~on. A. l-
 AttoIney for Applicant.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing uoiIce of Application for Patent be published for the period of 70 cay- ten cOusccutl-e vecN-l m q @ Citizen. a ve -kiy newspaper published at lucs' n Pima cuuuty A IzUnA winch paper -s design 4.td publishe-i nearest ~urh rlal-u.
 HENRY CJU ~INS. Register,
 First publication July ib. Iss3
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
WI anntz. personal property, a5O

W. NJ. Gantz, personal property, $50 to 800.
 Tbos. Gardiner. personal property, 323O to 5000. Francisco Gomez, lot 5, block 22l, 20O0 to 3OOO. personal Prope-ty, SsO to 1000.
 Antonio Grijalya, lot ?, block ls5, 21OO to l00O; 259i acres of land in township II. 500 to 100.
 Gunsight Con. NJ. Co. personal prop erty, l2,37j to 2a,OO0
 Antonio Castillo, To; I, block 2ll, 6OO to 1CC0.
 C. II. Hooker, personal property. jlG to 20l0.
 Edward Hudson, block 1e5, 200 to 800
 pr. Harshaw. lot Il, block 1l9, 10 to D.
 Samuel Hughes, lot 4, block 199, 2OOO 10 2jOO: lot :, in same block 25OO to 35OO; lot 6, block I03, 150 to DO.
 L.C. Hughes, lots 4, 5and $, block lsl, BOO to 4OOO; lot F, block l99. l25J to 5000.
 Charles Hudson, lot l, block 19l, 5000 to 3j09, lot 10, block 23O, 800 to 800; lots 2 3, (, :, 10 and II, block 9l, 1000 to I2.O0O; block IF, 800 to 800.
 Hudson < O., capital stock, 5000 to 10000.
 W.B. Hooper < Co, personal property 2s,5OO to 10000.
 J. c. Handy, lot l6, block 93, 9 to to 300.
 Mrs. Soledad Hacamore, lot 8 in block lSl, 5Ol to 1000.
 JIG Howard, lot 2o in block 100, 25O to 400; block B, POO to 300.
 B. N. Jacobs, lot 3 iu block 197, 1900 to 2,OO0; lot in block 239. 25 each to loo each.
 Mrs. PauI Jenecke, part of lot 26, block l9l, SOO to l,5OO
 B. NJ. Jacobs, trustee, lot 5 in block I73, S25 to $50; lot F in block 93, $50 to S200.
 L.M. Jacobs, lot II in block 23O, $500 to $500; lot 8 in block l74. s2JO to $500; lots 9 and 10 in block lS3, S5,0O0 to S6,OaO; lot 10 in block l1s. S25 to slo0: lots Q and 2l in block loo, $500 to slCO.
 Peter Kitchen, lot 14 in block 22S, Sl.50O to S2OOO; personal property s6.S5j to s9,055.
 ?. Lazarus, lot l2 in block 25s, $50 to sl0O.
 R. \. Leatherwood, block 2J7, s3.50O to s4,O.O.
 aIanuel Lopez. lot 2 in block POS, S2,5OO to S2,OOJ; personal property, from S7CO 70 S2.7OO.
 Consante Lopez, lot l in block 2O9, S3,nO to S4,jOO.
 Franco $ Leon, lot ID block 20O. sI.5gO to S2,OUJ; lot 9 in block l99. sl.0Jl 10 S,C0o; lot 10 in block 19i, S3O0 to $50: lot 10 in block 232, 50 to S1JO. lot 2 in block 49. S1O to S25; lot 1 in block 5l. sln to S25: lot 5 in block 144. SIO to S2j; field of 92 acres, lots l6. 17. 27 and q, s II. T IA, R l3. S1.5O0 to S3.00O.
 4. Lazard. lot in block 214, S5,O0O to sG000.
 Lowenstein < O.. personal property, S. OJ t. SS,OO0.
 Carrillo Leon, lot 24 in block 223. q 600 to Sl.jO0.
 Lord < Williams, assignee, block S3, l,OO0 to Sl ,JO0; block l08, $500 to S2OO0
 Chas. Lezinsky, block 40, S2O0 to $50.
 Minnie L Martinez, personal prop erty, $500 to S2.50O.
 l.. Meyer & Co.,, block 32, S2l0 to $500; pers nal property, S25,n0O to S35,tHO.
 J. <. MIns,eld, lot 3 in block 2l6, S3, 1ul c. S4,Ou0; lot in block 5S, SlO tO S25; lot ' in block l3l, SlO to s2j.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Although tbis act i, mandatory op tbe

Although this act is mandatory on the
 executive officers of the Territory to ap.
 portion representative to the several counties in accordance with the returns,
 the common law relieves them of the necessity Of being parties t. so base anoutrage upon the people of the Ter ritury. We do not believe She Governor or the Secretary would be venal enough to make an apportionment upon the basis of such a paipable fraud as the census returns of Yayapai county. For them to do 1t would amount to political hari- kari, and We do no: believe that they are prepared to commit that
 There is. however, another means of relief. Were the census taken un- der the law even approximately accurate, we would not favor an attempt to defeat it's operations upon any ground, for it would be bet ter tn have the legislative apportion- ment based upon the population of 1882, rather than on that ot 1880, as changesin county boundaries have taken place since the last named date, but the pres ent census Is SO grossly inaccurate that to have it made the bass Of representa- tion would work the greatest injustice. It k fortunate, therefore, that there are legal grounds upon which the law can be set aside, in which event the appor- tionment must be made upon the basis Of the national census Of 1880. The act quoted above was approved March II, 1881. The organic act limits the time of legislative sessions to sixty days. This bill was passed after that period had expired and is therefore null and void, in the judgemnt Of the ablest lawyers.
 The people of Cochise county are al- ready moving in this matter and the citizens of Pima county have as much or more at stake than Cochise, and should see that this crowning act of infamy is not successful, and that the people Of this Territory have some rights which the census takers. and the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county are bound to respect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
The Beginning of sickness.

Never trife what are called small all ments. If you feel inert, with bitter or bad taste in the mouth, loss of appe- tite, bowels costlve, resort at once to Simmons Liver Regulator. For tho misenes ot tdyspepsia-and they sinclui, almost every unpleasant feeling that be longs to physical disease and menta. wretcheduess-this potent medic ne, Simmons Liver Regulator, Is a cersain and speedy cure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
IIl-NIF T " V EIIsNsIs " r. L.. STILES Tucson. A. T., ArfnrneY for Apphcant.
AuoTIrattsn No. ssS. for Patent to the
 Bradft I'd Mining Claim.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. TucsoS. ARIzoSI

U. & LAND OFFICE. TUosoS. ARIZONA.
 July llth. 1882. V Harmon. whose p0st1ffce address ls Tue son, Arizoua has this day filed hi, appl cation for patent for I1tS linear feet of the EradlOrd nIne Or ven beaung copper, gold and silver. With @ surface l-rCurd 611 feet in Wid h situated m no organ zed mIning district, county of Pima anu Territory uf ArIzona. and desiCnaftd by the ned notes and ut1cial pla, on ne m 'ils once as y. number sl. m township - south, range D est of the GIa ani Salt rver meridian. said To- uuuber g beng as follows. to-~it:
 Ee. un ul: at the initial monument at the cer- fer of end uf claim. st pO-t marked B l. NJ. Nn. l'' whence the ii cofuer between eeCtlOn- n and as T. :-2. K. ii F., bears 23i. degrees F .-lJ feet dis taut thence \. sj deErss $ minute. E. g fact to post. : F corner of claIm- and Ih.rrs \ degrees i5 minutes W 1Ois feet to post. tre \ corner of the claim, and marked Tieac. 8 sl degrees l5 minutes wsOfeet to a poet, the center of the \ end Of the claim mark Thence S s5 degrees t5 minutes W s0 fee, to a post. tle W corner of the claim and market -B N. j.'
 Tiencs $ degrees I5 minutes E inls feet Co tle , W corner of the claim to a post marked B No. 6; and
 Thence \ s degrees $ minutes So0 feet to ths place of beginning.
 Magnetic vananon le degrees s minutes E, suuta Iu. .4.4i acres.
 The locarion of this mine is recorded in the Recuuier'- uthce of Pima county AnzOna, in book ?. page di of the mining recnryis
 The aa-Ollug claimants are none except the shHv. u.nsi claimant. as owner Of the Salra- lHu and lc-ta mining claims.
 .uy ant al persons claiming adversely ang urr-rou of sand Bradford mine or surface ground ara required To le their advers- c.aims wIth the Register of tls United State- and Office at Ilc-or. m -he Territory of Arizona during the sixty l.ay- re-1od of publication hereof, or they s.i hs harrei by virtue Of the provisions of the satuts-
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. T. L. Stlles. Tucson. Arizona. Attorney for Az Ilca1t.
 I- is hereby 0rderei that the foregoing notice l' application for patent b. puhlshed for The period Ot rsn consecutive weeks I the NEEKi ' lIlIEzly, newspaper pub.lshei st tucson. An rrn7, Vhle1 paper IS hereby d.s ynateo by ID ! O. pa1-- s. .ed nearest such c ann
 HENRY CJTSINs' Rsgi5.s-. firs. publication, J1Iy ie. .s-i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
rtbur Elliott. Eso.. for two

Arthur Elliott, Esq. for TWO year- agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad al Casa Grande, A. T., is in. this city en route to Denver, Colorado, to attend the National Exposition Bs agent Of the justly celeb. ated Silver King mine oi Arizona. He has placed some beaut.- ful specimens on exhibition at the Co mopolltan, Eheru he IS taTrying.-L. A. Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Died, ir Charleston, COchise county. Arizona, Wednesday evening, July 18th Volney Simpson, infant son of Mir. and Mrs Geo. B, Simpson formerly of Tucson. The child was born at Menlo Park, San Mateo county, California, and was four- teen months and six days old when Ee 1iei
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Dr. E.C. W,.r'- No.g1 ll.i ''-lu sal-u"a. .. ---.ihc tur ur-FH-iI. .....--r--- if.sI.. ..... Nervuu- ual.a-le. Mental .I-pu=-IHT, Lu.. % H.au-r. .rsr.f. .'urr .1.-a.. iupuf.ury. Ius. .uu ..rr LH.=-.u.a. u.eIltIrr alI .-a. .1l-e. |. .atr-..le. tIuu. -f.t-s-ll-y yl over l-. -..u ..f.rl leads to ul-egy. l.aaI ru death .ly gllI clre u-cvuf eases. Each h1s con .. Hle month tr. .turlt, g. uuN. cor -lN hHz... .H r- 'uit.ti Sr.-- ruIus -aaf n. mall ur-aa..lf H a--elrr uT gug.. We v.rtl.as SIX H'-.- st. slle aut rl-a. nfr4 "ar. |. isr -s-..sst n, a .Ir -l- L..s a-cH.... ll. t.4 slfu -ss l1I.ar.- .sili send tl. rlr.-ilu. r ,ar .tltrsH --ar.a-ss 7af ru I.o rrIru-, .l rI- fr.'.l-I-ll -.-. aIt H. 70 cufa. Guar .I-ef- r--uel 1ulg by
 l.f.4JI.i .. -l-c.-s-Y. 100 {. . fi. NO. .s., -.t'
 -l H.r-.s-- street. Tucson.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Application for Patent Ns. 2Jg. Gor tEc
 Mabel NiusH= dluiut.
.. <. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoy ABIzoS..

'. x. LAND tsElltE- 4NNrHN ARIZONA. NOTIcE IS HFEEBY CIVIL IH 2 DA A ~ Harmon has made applcatup for patent Co l.,- linear feet Of tho Mabel veiu lode ur drU1s- 10 bearing I've, together with -Irfscs srulud 70 feet In w.drh situated .u Tyr dal m Ilus ,llst net P ma county. Arizona more part lclla-. iy de-crlh- In the plat and He'd notes of fha ,d cfa survey ur rle m th -otiI-e and -islllt- ed ss lo. No. @. -o w .tu-wlt;
 u-.luuiug at tE- In-.IAl u uumHut where .u-a- .i,n toticr Is posted at I0-l ixi and t'et nom which U \ N M Ao.2 baaI- \ iit dez | .l5l feet dIstant. thence x deg 3u feet to N l. corner ro-t lNf and feet l1Is "a mound O stones. marked V No .
 Thence -- deg sI mn. W i1-s fsst to V corner post txf ani [ feet long i1 mauul %. stones market M So. 8.
 lhalce S deg E. -1u feet tD post on yga-- end of claim. marked VI No 4-
 Thence on sane course llu feet r1 S v curre- post. fxf and feet louB. m mound uf stones. ihe1cs \ sit. deg E 1928 feet Co s co-ue- post txg and feet l1aE ln mound of -tole-. marked M No. ..
 Thence \ s deg W IUu feet to initial mouu- mcut and place of beginning. continuing s.E acres.
 Variation l2 deg s min. F; ca. -ald cllim be- ng of record Iu the C-lce of tle hecuider or Pima county. Ar zuna.
 Any and all l-r~ou- c-almlug adversely fhr gio.c or any portion of the Niabt murnz claim lra required To flle the ? adv-r-e claims in tii- lairc du-luc thr sINy Ieuod ui plbhcati17 hereof 0r they val b- barred Dv yl.tue of fLs provisions uf tde statute.
 HESKI COUSINS. Reg s-er Esrll ( Smith. Tucson. Arizona, % ito uey- for Applicant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Myers District.

The Baker shaft on the Gunsight mine is now down two hundred and fifty feet. In the bottom is ore, as in the las fifty feet Of the shaft. The sauth drift on the two hundred foot level, is in forty feet and shows about two feet of ore for its entire length with the face of the drift still in ore. The average assay value of the ore taken out, is one hundred dollars.
 Work on the Atlanta has been commenced under contract, and pros pecing shaft Of six by eight feet is to be sunk to tae depth of one hundred feet It is now down twenty feet, wit punches of black metal coming iD at the bottom. The Atlanta vein is nine feet in width, with clearly defined walls, and IS considered one of the most prom ising prospects in the district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

.rur-lu, E-1se-1s. b-lr4-f u-sa---, st- l.l-s .uslIisv etc. EE1as-as. u1l-.se, Abuse iheEit- lG WelEne5L Hlll-l.l.5a. spinal .'l..l cerebral -uurluilfs bring ul Che lupF. L--Al 4L57Ases- .alI rg aui seminal aat.-r.-- ut-lf'1cl ile lin- r1..aHr and rae.--. -l an.- I- l.i- and tne!r en- ...--4rHa Cl-as Guaranteed. Ll=sa-ts Of the ,en.,1. r-in.-y organs. z-.i-e'-- -ifrr and biad- .l.- "a 4.arl. .-r I.. many com lln ufs and dis- ...F..or i.. .--..- ---. and confidential
 EFSrON-iHL.E P.ESl Ss can aruEge pay -4ar-. m r.= same u H.lr- as they wonlc en- ...... -..#.r s-Hr.H ..... --r ..-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Omeial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

LOCATION NOTICES.
 Georgia, Myers district, May 2l. J Couran, R L Wood.
 Fandango, MyeIs district, December 1, 1881, ? T Bowling, James Couran. Triangle, Myers district, May r, ? T Bowling.
 Olcta. Myers district, May %, P T DoVling.
 Bowling. Myers district, May 2o, P r Bowling.
 Cortez. Myers district, July 7th E. German.
 Kitty Did, May 1G, Cababi dist, Mrs TJ Baker.
 Schiller, Patagonia dist, June IS, II B Clay, 4 Gmehling.
 Hermitete, Patagonia dist, June ls, II B Clay, A Gme ling.
 Belle Fountain, Palmetto dist, June lst, r Korster, \ Flcchenberger, | Shulz.
 Westphalia, Palmetto district. June l2, F Korster, A FlechenbergeE 4 Shultz.
 Margaritd, Palmetto dist, June %, F korster, X Flechenberger, A Schulz HIberuia, Palmetto dist. July X, F Roster, 4 Flechenberger, A Schultz. Silver Spar, Helvetia dist, July 10, E c Hughes.
 Heavy Weight Helvetia dist, May q, U \ Clark.
 Last Chance, Patagonia dist, May F, J I Kelly, J NJ Day.
 Sterling Coin, Ajo dist, July 6, J II Gray, W x Peat, Martin Meyers.
 Black Metal, Aio dist, July 6, J II Gray, " V Peat, NJ Meyers
 Copper Belt, Ajo dist, June 30, J II Gray, W \ Peat, M Meyers.
 Copper Bed, Ajo dist, June 30, J H Gray, W \ Peat, II Meyers.
 Lsncla, Santa Rita mountains, July 10, Davld W. Neil, Lencia Ezekiels. Gordon mIne, Santa Rita mts, July II, D Dovdle ls, W $ Dowdle 6, J DovdIe F, J Keener ls, J V Wright |. " 4 liar:
 Padaa mine, 4 Caldwell, B T Russel, W P Bayer.
 DEEDS.
 Wm. J and Emma Turner 10 Wm. R. Hunt and Chas R. Craigs, the Mineral de la Plata mine, in Myers district, 5I3,OOO.
 Wm. R and Eva R Hunt and Charles F Craigs to the Mineral de la Plata Com pany the Mineral de Ia Plata mine in Myers district for and in consideration of four hundred and niuety-seven thou sand shares of capital stock Of said com pany at a par value Of one dollar per share.
 Francisco Rodrigues and wife to Tomas Gonzales, So acres Of land beng the west half of the southwest section l2, m township Ii south of range l3 east. SSJo, Mexican money.
 J, ". Henderson and wife to James II Toole, lots : and 5 block 222, Alien E Addition SlOO.
 F " Girard to W $ Edwards, all his right title and interest in the firm of ! " Girard & Co, for S500.
 G " Jones to Wm Wallace, ] iH- terest in each of the following mines, Monticello and Hyperion, Arivaca di~t. S1. |. c Bandurraga to J II BandurraGa, l5 interest in the Poso Blaneo mine, Poso Blanco dist, S209.
 R Ramsbury and Fred Hoffman, their interest in Arcade chop house, Sl90. Robt. Potthoff to Herman Barthel, lut 2, m block G0. Tucson, $500.
 R Paul, sheriff, to Jane McNamee, W c Davis mine, s3,5O0, July l3.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Powe- of Att rney from R c Pearson to Peter Tormey.
 Execution of W E Hooper & Co vs I Stanford for judgment of S492.l9 witb interest due from date.
 Power of attorney by J R James anc Adelaide James to T l. Stiles, specia power of attorney to collect and receive moneys and to discharge mortgages.
 Agreement between c Slaven and t R Richardson, to purchase cattle, S6,COO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Mir. Paul Reicker a gentleman thoroughly conyersaut with the mlner ranches and settlements of Ysvapai coua- ty, says at the very outside fgnes, 1ava pal has a resident population not 10 ez- ceed seven thousand, however much the returns may be doctored to show tine contrary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Dr. Gregory, when in Tombstone or eanized a Sunday school and took the preliminary steps for the building of B new CLcrcb.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

The following is list of the property owned py the Soui ern Pacific railroad in tbe city Of Tues n, as appraised and sworn to by the cIsy assessor, Geo. F. Foster: Blocks SS, 8. 95. 96, @, 9S, IOs, l0i. l05, 1Gd, l13 al ] III, and parts oi blocks e, S4, g, and small portion O. block 9i ldepot groaLdsl Sl0OOO; i'm provements, freight depot and ofices SloOOG; hotel, Porter's. Sl5,OOO: repair shop, S2,00o; ice house, Sl,cO0; section house, SJ00; water house, S1.OO0; engin, house and store room. S4,O0; machin, shop and machinery, SiQ,OOJ; rounc house, Sl5,00O; bunk house, S2,000 Longstreet Cottage, S1,5OO; coal house S7j0; one stationary engine, boiler anc pump, S2,500: one mile main track sid ing, switches a-d pro rata of rollirl stock. Sl0,O0l; car wheels, iron ties, az, other material, 5000; coal estimated a l,50O tons, sl5O00; wood estimated 6 S750, and seventeen locomotives a sS5,o00, making 8 total appraised valu Of S227,7j0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

The Contention mine in Tombstone has declared a dividend ot twenty-five cents on each of its two hundred ana fifty thousand shares of stock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Two new six horse concord coaches belonging to Kerens < Griffith we' trimmed at the harness shop of Messrs. Morgan < Davis few days ago. I is the intention of the owners to put them on the road between Globe City and Riverside.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
$500 REWARD.

UrE WILL PAT TUE ADuVE EEW4a. W Tor au. eletu. l.ivar Complaint Dg-rrH.. ~ic. Hsal.cue, ll.ii -sstlp1- ul-is ..--iHI - .H-.fve.es- w- caHaor .u-. Uit. He-;- Nr-- .alle LIger ll.- when -te .I- r-IuE- -1. 7t--.- -l-lula.l vltl- IaH. ara lare.s .f-''a..- -- .i never fat. fu --yr sl..a.-"tiH.-- "l-t- 'D.-. .sa.s burH.- euursll- .r ll..-. -. .-.H. Col ..tIa b. niI 4-1e-rsr-. .f.lg-r- nf count .---l. .n.' limitations. The genuine -g uI tr' ug.'l n'.I av JOHN c. WLSi 0 Co., ils ill Makers -i and t-J V. AlIlsIl -lr-H'- hir--u- F rr --iaI n1-saeas saar by uaI pr-GlI1 ou rec9ip. D To three cent sfluu.
 NUHsA <1-c-=-ar fo e. I. Msger
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 NIrIesri. aai rr-li nrl--l-t. Orders mail ar regular i-sc.-- rhi'-- l.-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

L.D. Chilison has a large number of excellent pencil sketches which he made during his recent trip through Sonon tn the Gulf.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

A gentleman living in Tucson claims to be complete weather gauge. WheI it rains he can always tell it, and when t-e sun shines, he Is equally as correct n iudEment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
NOlICE: ~OsiCLt

Fae UutcI s..-e- Cue 1s H-s' for t1is zrI.-i.-trict .-.irz r-rr rs order "f ft.'- hpi- A T. Co Iuc-lf. A. 2. H.I rer-o--. o1 and Hi e- t1rs date. cr1--..- l-aH ale-- in.o fne Ju tat -fa..- aaa .c.l..r-- .H enter u"-oH. ..frH- .u Hg. -fl.. sl ..4ra.- 1r Fs.- t- l- --J sinI sst Ir .f t.u|r u .r-...- ii-r 1- any ..s- ---.atlo-. t. Hl-r up.---- m ie-- n1r os. ta tl.. -aae- cor al -ai- O. luF lss .--p -1u. mus. Ia- s.r q.-c.lo.I a- IIlrsi g a-t1 I- Laws and I.r ul.tluu-- iaIi r- Co rullt-t Vlt. t.- above -.- lil r.iucEt. Wi.I meet Wl.u a-tricr enforce .-,.nt 1f t-t- lows governing gs el " ut rt.-. y- lsa= and .i.ersl.ll.i-.- rI.1 Co e---I sf re rr5 ALSlED lsu.i..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Mir. D. Snyder who for the past several years has been one of the lead ing and most prosperous merchants IT Harshaw. Is repo ted to be removing his entire stock of merchandise from that place to Line City, a town thst has sprung up on the Arizona side, near 10 the Sonora border, on the line O. the railroad south of Calabasas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Earl k Smith. Tucson. Arizona. .
 Applicant.

The fo-eg0ing notice is ordercd pubi-hei -ixty days ten cJn-ecutiFs Fs wc-Ss. m the ArIrr.- la IIrILEN. a weekly newspap-r de-I-uafed by me as pllb. .-lei nearest sad c.slm-
 HENHl tOU-lNS. Res -re-. First publication July It. -s--