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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
UnGatched in Arizona.

Jnquestionably the finest and most complete display of holiday goods ever bought to the Territory in the line of photography or painters art IS that now oi exhibition and for sale in the photo gsphic parlors of Henry Buehman on Ongress street. During his recent visit t,the different cities of the East he pur- csssed his present stock, which in point osize and costliness is unmatched this sle of San Francesca.
 Two bronze medallions of Mark An nOny and Lucretls ID plush mating and ronZe frames are gems worthy ofs place ] either pRrlor or sitting room. AL dms, silver and gold plated, in velvet, BDrocco and leather, microscopes and sereoscopic views handpainted plscques l plush and bronze frames; photograph ! ststuary in elegant frames, hand Sinted panel pictures, ebony framed, slvet card, cabinet panel and bOudoIr iames, picture easels Tn gold, silver and pony, raiHsd pictures on paper iache in sIEe varying from few inches nearly two feet, representing many
 inds of birds, horses, dogs, deer, rab-
 its and various other game. Lltho- .rsphic panel pictures, photographs olcelebrsted paintings, in size from
 4; inches 90 20It0, according to sub jet and size of the original. Oil paint iXs of river, lake and mountain
 senery. framed in heavy gilt. Display
 rhts for family pictures. Steel en- gsvings of many different subjects along which may be noted The Trial o.Efie Dean, Death of the Stag, Com bt, Examining Ground, Deer Dis tubed, Winter Quarters, Old Monarch, Chllenge, Sanctuary, Society of Fiends, Tharo's Horses, Lobster Snce, Scotch Cattle, portraits of James A Garfield, Grant, Longfellow and Otlers. Comic Autographs Ill frames. Aber types and srtotypes. of celebrated people. Imported oil chromOs in flat, gil, plush lned frames of Venetian and Neherland ladies. Imported oil chImos of celebrated beauties. Oleo- grahs in solid gilt frames, pOrtrayIng thenarrisges of reason and convenien- ce Wolf in Sheep's clothing, etc. The thr,e named are companion pieces. The huntress with bow and fisher woman with net are also clsssed as a pair The two last are in ebony and gilt frames l9127 inches. Imported photographs, colored in heavy cherry and gilt frames. An extra large in- voics of polished walnut, veneered, marled, gilt, rustic, ebony with gilt and white edge, together with the other patterns, from which picture frames are made to order. Artists easels, bruslHs, picture card and nails. Give him acall, examine his goods, buy some and thereby beautify your homes. For Christmas and holiday gifts, the display in question for beauty, taste and eI- csllepe, is unarivaled in the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

In consequence of the ne cessity of reducing his stock preparatory to moving h.s fur niture warerooms into the new building to be erected on the present site of Fully, Ochoa x Co.'S store, and which will be completed by December i, 1882, Leo Goldschmidt Is now offering his large stock and va ried assortment of furniture, carpets, wall paper, fancy bor- ders, paintings, chromos, en- cravings, etc, at greatly re- duced prices, and he invites his friends and patrons to call and obtain bargains never be- fore offered in the Territory. Call and judge for yourself at the ware rooms, / and 9 Main street, opposite L. Zeclen- dorf x Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Important to Government Witnesses

MAAE4, OectmDeI los lo'--
 EDITOR CITIZEN SIR: In consequence of quite a number of our leading ciu- zens having been summoned to Wash ington as witnesses. in tue star route trials, it seems but justice to them that Congress should pass a bill allowing them, instead of five cents per mIle and one and one-half dollars per day while therel, at least ten cents per mile and three dollars per day. The fact of talk ing them away from their families and business Decessitates some legislation in the matter, by which they may be re- munerated for thelr services rendered We will reason this way: The fare from Tucson to Washington beIug about SD, sleeping car say SS, and meals, at the lowest figures, SIP. making the trip Co Washington Sll5-just within the lIm- its of what Is actually allowed. Now come hotel bills. Say a witness IS held by order of the court until its termlua- tion probably three or four weeks, hIs hotel bill will average Il per day for 9 days, making slOO. The present law only allows Sl % per day for 2j days S3l J0-causing q wItHess to lose the difference, which amounts to S6- Jo. a- We figure #. Now, where ls the IustIcos Cannot our Delegate in Congress have this matter brought before the proper authorities aEd satisfactorily arranged.
 Very respectfully, CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Omcial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.


 Commodore. Gro Blanco district, Dec. Is, Warren Mining Company by G H Cook.
 Arfansaw, Cababi district, Nov 20, R L Wood, 5 G Williams, Frank Will hsms.
 Sherman, Cabobi district, Nov 20, R l. Wood, $ G Williams, Frank Williams. Psrnell mill site, situated ir Fresnal creek, BaboquiyRri mountains, Dec b, NJ Nj Rice.
 Papago Skull millsite, Baboquivari mountains, Dec 15, Nj M Rice, Geo A Cum.
 Lola, Empire district, Oct 24, Charles Platt, W R Green. Wm E Hensley. Prince, Empire district, Oct 2t, Chas Platt, W k Green, Wm E Hensley. Virginia, Empire district, Oct 24, c Platt, " R Green, Vim E Hensley.
 DEEDS.
 Robt H Paul to Wm NJ Griffith and w s Reed, Ii of lot 2S, in block 225, sold for delinquent taxes, S25.65.
 Same to same lots 3snd 5 m block lSl sold for delinquent taxes, Sl5.o3.
 Same to same lot in block 223, sold for delinquent taxes, Sl3. Same to same part of lot % in block 235, sold for delinquent taxes. Sl0.45. Same to same lot block 233, sold Tor delinquent takes, SIS.
 Same to same lot in block l73, sold for delinquent taxes, S1L45.
 Same to same lot6 in block l13, sold for delinquent taxes $G9l.
 Same to same lot II in block l93, sold for delinquent taxes, S2O.65.
 Same to same lot II in block l40, sold for delinquent taxes, S1.9L
 NJ Gervais to John Hart, lots l aud 5 in Bruckner's addition, Tucson, s75.
 Hugh Farley to " E Hensley, 3i ln- terest in Ella, Ono, Leander. Cinnamon, Prince and other claims in Patagonia district, g..
 Lyman A Smith to the Oriole Gold and SilVor Mining company of Baltl- more, the Clio Verde mine ln SantoDo- mingo district, S3,000.
 Dr W Bliss to the Oriole Gold and Sil- yer Mining company of Baltimore, the Excelsior mine in Santo Domingo dis trict, S30OO.
 Lyman 4 Smith to the Oriole Gold and silver Mining comptny of Balti- more, the Turner mine in Ssnto Domin- go district, S3,0OO.
 Dr W Bliss to the 0riole Gold and Sil- yer Mining company of Baltimore, the Orion mine in SantO Domingo district, S3,OO0.
 Chas Weisenborn and Joseph Will lsns to Richardson, the Eureka mine, MoEry district, S20O.
 Etter Kitchen to Geo P Howe, the Sar Bernardino mine, Tyndall district;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

TheLeIington Stables now completed are an evidence of mans faith Tn the materal and permanent prosperity of Tucson. Their proprietor NIT. Edward BullOo1 is a man of means and enter prise. When he first came to Tucson he purhased half interest with MT. Morgan in what was then known as the old 'Tronwood" stables, which was afterwards changed to its present name. After a pRrtnership of several months the entire control of the stables passed to his hands, and from that time dates the beginning of improvements which has finally culminated Tn making the Lexington stables the finest of their line barring none in the Territory. The msin building 661l0O feet is a model of it's kind. The side wall and front are of adobe twenty inches thick, carried to the height of twelve feet, capped and corniced with the celebrated Ereer stone. The roof Is of sheet iron, put on under the superintsndence of Mir. Hall, of the well known firm of Hall 6 Noble, hardware dealers, and may in truth, be said to be the only in Tucson, that to a greater or less extent, does not leak during the rainy season. Althaugh the pioneer of itn kind in the city it is not likely to long be alone as other of our enterprising citizens see ing and approaching its value propose shortly to discard both tin and dirt and roof their buildings in like manner to the Lexington stables, among those soon to follow suit, may be mentioned Messrs. E. \. Fish and c. T.. Etchells, the former with his mill and the latter his shops. MT. BHllock is to be commended for bis enterprise in first making use of an artl- cle that for roofing will eventually su- psrcede all others. One side of the Lexington building IS divided into stalls for horses: on the other side stand his carriages for hire, some dozen in number, nearly all new and of the best known makes. HIs stock of horses, both saddle and harness, is extensive and well kept. Hitherto, MT. Bullock has enjoyed the confidence and patron age of the public. His commendable enterprise certainly bespeaks the same for him ID the future.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
An Imnnrtant Declslon.

In the United States Circuit Court at Carson recently, in the case Of Buckley vs. the Gould and Curry Mining Com pany, Judge Sawyer gave his decision, in which Judge Sabin concurred, that the owner of mIne is not responsible for injuries sustained by a miner work ing underground through the careless ness of an engineer on the surface, hoisting and lowering men and material by machinery, while performing their respective work. The responsibility for harm of this sort does not extend fur ther than to the co-workers under ground, who, the law presumes, will take proper prudential steps to protectthem- selves against negligence, uutrustworth iness or lack of skill in their companions in iahor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Probate Notice.

IN THE MsTTER OF THE ESTATE OF F. l r. to.tou, decea-ed. In Probate Court. Pima county. q. J.
 Pursuant to au Orl-r af said court. made ou The st day vf December. A. U. Is-2- n tee i- hereby gwen taaI Iuesday The .i day If Jam ary, \. D. l~-1, zt e. o'clock n. of said day as the tourrropm of said cu1rr. a- ths tou-ttou-7- Iu tae ely of Tucson. c0rut1 .f Pima Arizona I--r' toy. have been appointed l- nm and ri.ce for proving The wl.l o' .alc E. ?. toltor- dscsased. and for hearu- tie SD p.icstlp- sf Ja1ns- QuIu an for the i-suaace to hlm ot letters te-tlult utlry. when snd where any re-sor Interested may appear and eoutes. the sane.
 Tuesou, A. T., December l. Iss2-
 dssWfr NJ GERyAIS. ClerE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Notice of Forfeiture.
TOADOLPH DIAz OR THOSE c.

U'O ADOLPH DlAk OR THOSE CLAIMING
 I under hIm- fsu are hereby notified thaf
 have sXpended one hundred dollars m labor sri improvements upon the War9Ic .c min ing clam. sItuated m the H-lvetia Mining District, Pms county. A. T.. order tO hold sad prs,llss- u1- der the provisions Of section lgz4 Revised stat ufes of the United State-. beng ths amount re- quIred to hold the same for tne year ending De cembeT 3lst. 1881. And If. within nInctJ dAf' after this notice ty publication. you taii or re- fuse 70 contribute yOur proportion of sucl tt- peudlture as coo rner. ~Ith cost Of thl- eiref- u-ement- your interest ID the sad elalm -llI p'I come the 1rot,erty sf the suhscrb Der. under sad section Es4. Your proportion of sad s1p-'aai-
 ols s-7 JOHN YOUNG.
 GrsaseTvlle. Pin. O.. A. T. Ost. T. issz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
In the Mhnle History Of Medicine

No preparation has everperforned such marvel lous cu es. or maintained 50 wide a reputation as AYEE's CHERRY PECToRAI, which IS reeog- nizci as the worlds remedy for all diseases of tte throat and lungs. Its long-contlnued series of wonderful cures ID all climates has made II universally known as a safe and reliable agent Co employ. Arainst ordinary colds. which are the forsrunues Of more serious disorders. II acts speedily and surely. always relieving suffering and often saving life. Tho protection it affords hy its timely use m throat and chest disorders makes it an invaluable remedy Co be kept always or hand in every home. N0 person can af;oui Co be witaout it. and those who have oner used It never wiL From their knowledge oi Its com position and operation. physi 1ans use the CHEEEY PU-roEiL extensively in their practice. aud cierrymeu recommend it. l. is absolutely certain In it- healing effects, and will always cure whore cu7ss are possible.
 Tor sale by all druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, ner- yous weakness, early decay. loss of manhood, etc, l will send recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a mis- sionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmap, Station D, New York City.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Market Prices, Retail.

Vegetables Potatoes, 2 pound, 5ci onions, 5c; cabbage, 6c; eaulifiover, 15; beans, Sal0c; celery, 25c 6 bunch.
 Fruit-Apples t2 ib, 1Oc; pears, 20ci oranges, 5OaT5c F dog; bananas, 6Oc; lemons, 5sc; lines, 30c.
 Produce-Eggs, COG f2 dog; butter, s1 lOH1 15 z roll; California cheese, 25c 2 fb.
 Meats and Fish Bacon, 25c 2 10; chickens, dressed, Sl 250l 90 each; Gusymas oysters, Tn shell. 35c z dog; fresh fish CGuaymasl l2IzGl5c g D; California, 35c g ID.
 The above prices were furnished by Mr. Joseph Sresoyich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Everything sbout the county jail has the appearance of being, neat, clean and well kept. The prisoners are lot out to breakfast between ' and in the morn ing, from s to they are agsIn locked up while the trustees four in number, sweep and wash the corridors, from 9 to II they are again out and allowed eI- ercise, from II to 2 D. m. they again under cover, from to , they are again out, at the latter hour dinner is served, after eating it they are locked up for the night, when the trustees again be gan the work of cleaning, and then done they are also locked up and everything IS quite till morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Rat0n Coal and COkIHg CO. and Trini-
 dad Coal and C0king Co.

We are now prepared to deliver coke of superior quality in lots to suit mot less than a car load) at any point on the lines Of the 4. T. 6- S. F., $. F., and \. M. & \. railroads. We claim for our coke that it is unsurpassed by any now in use, and much lower in price. For particu- lars apply to
 L. ZECKENDoRF & O.,
 Sole agents for Arizona Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Yon Mho Lad Sedentary Llves.

will find great relief from constipation, headache, nervousness by taking Sim mons Liver Regulator. It IS q simple, harmless, vegetable compound, sure to relieve you and can do no injury. Per sons Of sedentary habits often suffer with kidney affections. If they would maIutain the strength Of the digestive organs and improve the quality of the blood by taking the Regulator, 1t would restore the kidneys to health and vicor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Application No. 2sS for Patent for the
 Iron Gap Mining Claim
U.s. LAND OFFICE, Trcsoy. ARIZONA.

December l. 1s-9 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED- ~ ward P. A lis and James McC. Elliott whose po-s1tlcs adlrs-s Is In arc of T. L. Sules. Tue son Arizona have tlis day tiled their sppli a. uou Tor patent for fifteen hundred linear feet sf the Iron Gap mine vfIu haarfux iVer and copper. with surface ground six hundred feet m width, situated Iu Harshas mining district. county of Pima and Territory of ArIzona and ee- gnafed by he field notes and oficlal plat on ne in ihls u1lce a- Lot No. C., ssid Lot No. e being as follows. to-wit-
 bf-iunlnR at th IlItial uonUmeut at The " el4 oi cam. where the notice of location is pusted- At a post 31I inches and feet long. Thence x ij deg. 85 min. F sl0 feet Co the SW corner O claim. tO a post 3X3 inches Eud feet long. marked Fl. t. No. II. whence U. S Min efi-l Monument No. g. Har-lav district, bears s a.-- " uiu. T. z. 20 feel d slauf-
 IEeuce \ V deg 1s Eiu. E ], ,5g0 feet co SEE cor her of clam. tp post 3N3 inches and feet long. marset T. c. No. III"
 Thence \ l5 deg. 37 mn. " s10 feettO the east cry end center of clam, co post 3E3 inches aud 2 fset long. marked T. C. NJ. " '"
 Thence \ i5 dsg. 5l nm V 3D feet 70 the NE corner of clam, Co a post SEJ inches feet long Thence $ ' deg. 9 mn. " I,5oo feet Co the NV csruer 0f claim t0 an oak tree Co inches in diamete-. an ] marked "I. c. No. Vi."
 Thence $ l5 deg % mn. E. % feet, Co the place Of beginning.
 Magnetie variation l2 deg ss mn E, contain ing 1Lrf aCraz.
 Th- IocatIou os this mine IS recorded m the Recorders othce of Pima county. Arzona. Ter rlt- y Iu Book J of Records of Mines The ad- !oIaing eta uart- are none.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Iron Cap mine or surface ground are required tO tle their adverse claius with ths Register of the Ustsd states Land OHice at Tucson. in the Territory o' Arizona. during the siIty days perlOd of pub Aca-lon hereof or they VIII be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Ra.rie-ar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
NUsCELLANEOUs.

Revocation of power of Attorney grated by James F Waters to any per sonor persons in Arizona.
 Official bond of O $ Palmer. notary pulllc at Total Wreck, with Wm Shaw. ana Sam S Danner as suritiss.
 FIR Devoe and $ l. Parke, certificate of assessment work on Gringoine mine Temporal Gulch, Santa Ritss, Dec l6.
 ER Devoe and s L Parke, certificate of assessment work on the Snow mine Temporal Gulch, Santa Ritas, Dec l6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Application No. 259 for n Patent for the
 Garfield Mining Claim

A. o. LAND OfEAih- tucson A. l..
 October 10, Iss-. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED V ward F. Alli5 and James McC. ELlotL whose postofice address is in care of T. L. Stlle- Tucson. Auzone. have this day tled their appli- cation for pateur for lJ.g linear feeL Of the Garfield Mine or vein. bearing gold and silver With surface ground 0 feet in width. situated an harsnaW Mining District. county of Pima and Territory of Arizona. and designated by tho te d uote- and official plat file in this office Lot Number e m sad district. sad Lot Number e teln- ns follows to-wIt: Ba-rursug-at the initial monument where the notice of location is posted. Ht post 3N3 inches square. feet nigh. and marked Gar. No. L. 70 yheuce c. \. mineral monument No. 8. Har,hAw District, besrs q dsr .ui mn W, 231U feet dis tauf.
 Thence s 3. deg 42 min E 3O feet to the V corner or claim 70 pot Sx3 inches square. feet hIEl, marked Gar No. IT,"
 Thence \ @ deg 23 mn r. 150O feet to s F cor ner of clam to post 3x5 inches square, feet hlgh markell Gar. No. ILL
 Thence \ 9 deg e mn W SO0 feet Co center of r. end Of clam tn post 3x3 inches square feet long. marked Do Gar. No. ""
 Thence \ i2 deg % mn W S1 feet to the \ F corner of claim Co a post 3K3 inches sq usTe, 5 feet high. marked Gar Ne. N."
 Thence \ b5 deZ @ min W l50O feet to \ W cor neF of clam. Co a post 3x3 inches square, feet hlgh, marked % Gar NO. Nl.'
 Thence S i3 deg e. min P SlO feet to the place of he-iu1iuE.
 Masuauc variation I2 deg Ss min containing 2O-ts acres.
 ft.. l'E-tA.. N. JUS lAAAc ls EtcpfAefl n kne kecnrter- office of Pima County Arizona. in Hook l, Records uf Mines. page Z56.
 The adjoining claimants are the owners of the Alli- Mining Clalm.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Garfield mine or surface ground are required Co file their adverse claim with the Register ot the United States land Office at Tucson. A. T.. during the slxty days period gf publication, or they wlll be barred bJ virtue Of the provisions Of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS. Reg ster. dgyues N stIleS, Attorneys for applicants. It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing uotice be published for the perIOj of sixty days lteu consecutive weeksi Iu the Arizona CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published al Tucson. A. T.. which paper is hereby designated by me as pub h-htd uesrest such claim
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. lIrst publication October - 1sss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

TIE daily stages ot W. R. Ingram leave Pantano daily for Harshaw, and go via the Total Wreck mine. Parties who wish to visit the district can leave Tuc- SOD by the morning train and return in the evening. Fare each way from Pan tano to Total Wreck mine. S1.50.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
EARS t0r thG MILLION
Foo Choo's BaIssn of Ssafs's Oil
Positively Re,tores the Hearing. and i> tn" Oniy Ab.oIutr Cure for DsafneSs
 Known

This Oil is abstrac,sd from peculiar species of white shark eau fhr m the Yellow Sen. known as CAECHARoDOS RoNDELETII- Escry Chinese t-h- erman knows lt. l;s virtues as a restorative Of hearing were discovered by a Buddhist priest about the vear Itlu. lt= cures were SO numerous and many SD seemingly miraculous that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entlre Empire Ifz use became SO universal that fJr over gI1 year- no Ceafnc-z hns existed among the Chineze people. Sent. ciarre- prepaid. c" any address gf SI.,u per bolt e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Application No 26O for the California
 Mining Claim.
.. S.LsND OFFICE, TCcsoN, ARIzoEl.

October Ifth. Iss2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED- V ward P. Allis and James NcC. Elliott whose postohce address Is in care or J. l.. Stiles, Tue con. AgIzo1u. have thIs day filed their application Tor patent for liS- linear feet Gt the Jaifurula Mine or veIn. bearing sold. silver and copper, with surface ground 0s feet n width, situated m HErshaN Mining District county of Pima. and Territory ct Arizoua- and aelgnafed nf tlo he.d notes and oi.cial plat on hle lh tlls o1ice aS Lot Number q, being as follOws, t0-Nlt:
 BegiunIug at the IEItial monument a. the md de 1l the clzIm. where tle notice of location is posted. at post aNa inches square. feet -oug, marked Gal. No. r."
 Thence \ -3 deg s2 min W 6sS feet to the center of the ' W end of Gh- claim. to a post 3Ks inc aes square 3 feet long. marked "Cal. No. II !" whence U. \. mineral monument No. g. Harshaw District. bears $ si deg lD mn W s.5 feet dis Thence $ G deg ss min W so feet to N " eo-- ner of claim Co a uO-t 3x3 inches square. 5 feet long marked % Cal. No. lll.'
 Thence x 2S deg - min li2s feet so S W cor rer Of clam Co a post Sx3 inches square, feet long. marked Cal No. w."
 Thence \ 5j deg ss nm r. 300 feet Co center of x L end to a poet 5y5 inches square. feet ioEs. Thence \ Gj deg & min F 60 feet to the s E corner Of clain Co pu-t 3Nl inches square. feet long, marked " Cal. No. VI
 Thence ' - deg 32 mn W lias feet to the N F corner of clam To uosf 3x3 luche- square, feet lonc. marked co Cal. So NIi.;" and
 Thence < 6 deg 2s min W 90 feet Co poet No. IT,. already described.
 Magnetic varlatiou l2 deg ss mn, coata uin, Ig.sO acres.
 The location of this niu- IS recorded in the kecorier,s otce of Pima County. Arizona, m Book :. Record of Miuss page 2sd.
 The adjoining claimants are the owners Of the C0mulouworth ciaIur on the northwest. the own rr- uf the New Constitution claim on the south cast; and t4e owners of the Cosmopolitan ciAim on the southwest
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad California ulue. OF the surfac,. ground are required Co file tl-ir adverse clai u1 with the Register of the United Stat-- Land Otlre at Tucson. m the Territory of ArizOna during t.le -ixtr days period O. publication hereof. or they WIll bs barred by virtue of the provisions of flfa stafuta.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Pre-emption Proof
LAND OFFICE AT TuCsON. ARIZONA,
 December [, issL

TeT01ITHT T I'.-- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NABOR V PAchaco has fled notice of hls intention to make fual proof Ia support of hls pre-etnptiot Declarato-y stste,leni N2. 'vl cam. a, ii t made before the oficers of thls of5ce on the Tn r.sv of Januarv. l-3 Et 10 o'clock s nl-, for ths "A Of Los No S2 Township i2 =. of kAnge " r and Hama- the ullOwIng as his vItnessss. rik Ria. Sanchez. AntCnio kOdrigue=, Leonard Es.i- tald and Frank Carpenter, all of Pima county. AT HEShY COUSINS Register.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Sausage of all kInds, including Vi enua Sausage, Ham Sapsage, Liver Pud- ding, Headcheese. Garlic Sausage, Bo- logna Sausage, Blood Pudding, manu- factured daily by Phil. Schaaf, 325 Meyer street.