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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
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IN THr DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI I cIal District. iu the JOuutyo Pima Territory Ot Artzuna- Charles Hudson and J mes H. IOo-e. co-partuers under the firm name of hud- son 6 Company. plaintiffs agalt st Henry D. tOrbeft and Hu~= tf iurbaft iafeuiautz
 Action brought the District Court of the First Judicial District Iu and for tfo County Cf Pima ID the Territory of AuzlGu The ierrItory of Arzona scuu- greeting Co Henry D. Corbett and Rose G. Curhert.
 You are hereby sun rlouad and required Co ar- pear In an action brought against you hy fhe above named plaintiffs iu th- DI-tTIr' Court of the tlrst JuulcIHl l-' met. Iu and Tor the County ut Pima. m the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed wlth The Clerk uf thI- Court. st Tucson m sad County .a cuI. uf which com plant accompanies thIs -ummul-l. within -W ru- ty days frXciusive of fhe day uf -srvlcaI after the servlce upon you ul rals summons % -erv-ri m this County. but If served out of the Couut5 and within thl- District then althIu thirfy y dave. m all other eases 'orfy tay-.
 This action I- brought tr recover judgment upon prumls~Ory uUf- lu .lr -Iu Oi ss-U and interest az two Ter cent. 9 mon D from June 9th. l-~i and Go fHr-clu-e a Uorf gfre of real erIus e portion of ln- Three ln Block Ninety ISo. In the t'fy of Iuc-or. no sad County 0s Pima
 And you sre hereby notified that if you fsil to appear aud au-Eer tIe complaint a- above re-. quIred the plaintiffs wIA take ludgIn-ut asralusf you for tle relef c.manded m the cumplaint and cos;s and dIsbur seuents m this behalf expended.
 trirt Courr. st lucson. this 6tl day of July. A D.
 - GEO. A. CLUN.
 Clerk.
 By ClsEY CLUN, Deputy. Hayues 6.StiIss. aftorneys fo- pIaintih..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

Rev. c. H. Adams, in his report ou he Denver Exposition to Hon. Fl. M Van Arman, says of the Arizona exhibit
 There are on exhibition 27 cases Of specimens in all from the Territory, 346 mines, as follows, representing dis tricts and counties:
 COchise cOunty-TombstOne district, No. 70; Warren, 2S; Cochise, g; Tevis, 25: Turquois, !.
 Pinal couDty-Pioneer district, 45; Casa Grande, l: Meyers, l; Yellowstone, l; Palmetto, l; Huao uca Mts., 10.
 Pima cnunty-Oro Blanco district, No. B; Anvaca, IS; Papago. 8; Copper Mts., 3; Empire. 3; Gresterville, 3; Silver Bell, 2; Chiricshua Mts, 2; Patagonia, 9; Tyndall, 22
 Gila cOunty-Globe district. No. 22.
 IHvapai cOunty-Oopper Basin dis trict, No. :; Groom creek, :; Walnut Grove, :; Castle Creek, 6; Black Hills, ,; Big Bug, Q; Hassayamps, 3; Prescott, ]; Lynx Greek, l; Tiger. l; Helvetia, 4; Bowle, 3; California, 5.
 Scattering. l0
 Altar, Sonora, l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
The Narrow Guage.

The following are the ticles of in corporation of the Arizona Narrow guage Railroad Company.
 Know all men by these presents, that we the undersigned, l.. ii. Jacobs, Rob ert \. Lestherwood, William H. Gull yer and Stephen K. Kane do hereby incorporate ourselves into a body cor porate and that tue duration of said body corporate shall be for the period of ninety-nlne years.
 Second-Ihe enterprise, business, pursuits and occupation in which the corporation hereby formed, proposes to engage, is that of constructing, main taiuing and operating railroads from Tucson, ID Pima County and Territory of Arizona to the Thirty fifth parallel north latitude st or near the western boundary llne of the Territory of New MeXlco and of acquiring by purchas or otherwise. all franchise, privileges, or rights which may enable or assist said corpOrstit n in the foregoing busi- ness and pursuit. Also such real estate and personal property as may be necessary. convenient or proper ID said business or pursuit
 Third-The place where said corpura- ton proposes to have its principal County of New York, New York State, and Tucson. Arizona ferrtOry.
 Fourth-That the amount of capital stock shall be three million dollars.
 Fifth-The amount of each share of such Capital st"ck shall be one hundred dollars.
 Si1th-The termini of sad road shall be as follows, commencing at Tucson in Pima county and running thence in a northeastly directi by the most feasible route to the thirty fifth parallel Of north latitu, at or neai the western boundary line of the Territory of New Mexico and such Othe: points on the road between said aforementioned ter mini, as to said corporation may seem proper and convenient,
 Witness our hands and seals at Tue son, this day June A. D. 1882
 L. NJ. JACOBS,
 F. \. LEATHRRwooD,
 WK. Fl. CULVER,
 STEPHEN K. KANE.
 The gentlemen connected with the dbONt PAAoC Ol Enchut anu business and will leave no stone un- turned to make it deservins and pay ing success. In its course the road will traverse some of t'e best agricultural lands in the Territory in additi"n to opening up the great coal beds and primevRl forests of the north, in which there are enough timber and coal to supply the whole of Arizona for many years to come. The money for the road has been subs ;ribed by Boston con- pany and work will be begun on the road at as early moment as practicable The signers of the corporate articles will hold meeting tonight for the election of the proper officers aud the making ot the necessary preparations prior to the commencement of work. The enterprise Is d most worthy one and well deservinU of the public support. Ii will no doubt be a paying investment
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Notice oTForrrifurr.
TUo,oS. PIMA CoUSrY. AnrzoSL

=At7.f-ff AaAA A@As4ts AA-aANN A.
 AuEu.t si I--3 To Charle- W. Mhckiss or those sho may claim under LIu an undivided one-' htri of The f1llu- ing 'escrlbed property You are hereby u0tIned tl.f We the owners have expended one hundred dollar m labor and improvement upon the Scorpion Nine, He.Tetla mining distuct Pima county. Auzoua- being the same property locar- e1 Oct, 9, l-tt. recorded m the Pima County Recorders Oace, nook of mining claims G. par-s Ii 16. Iu order to hold sad premlsa- uu- der tle provisions sf Section Z21f Revised Sta tute~ 1f the United Sta-a-. being the amount re- guIr-d to hold the same for the year ending December 2i. l-sl. and that have cpufuhutef yOur portion thereof. there Tore If within ninety days after =-r- wee 0f this notice by publication you fall or refuse Go contribute your proportion of such erp-ndlture a- co-OWre- with costs Of publication. your interest in sad claim wlL ba- come the property of the subscribers under said section. Z1-f
 Your rroportl0n of sad expenditure is thirty three and zs-lo0 dollars
 F. ". DOBBS, EnSEi-in !. McC. ELLIOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

The shoes left by the thief that stole Du ch Charley's boots, belonged to Charley Payne. one of Tucson's best known citizens, and had been stolen from him at Whites lodging house on Camp street that same night. As Dutch Charley's boots were gone, he, of course, put on the shoes and was wearing them at the tIme Mir. Payne made requisi- ton on him for them. Everything was satisfactorily explained and the shoes returned to their rightful owner. The thief that got away with Charley's boots evidently considered them of more value than the shoes, and SO swspped to Chsrley's loss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
LeoOi.
Application No. ss5 for a Patent for The Del
 Ca Mining Claim.
|. .$. LAND OFFICE. TUCsOS, ARIZONA,

July lIth. 1Ss2. NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ HAliAlON, whose post office address IS luc- son. Arg 'nl, hI fils day nled nis appAcatloh for patent for iis1 linear feet Of the Delta mine or veIn bearing gold, silver and copper with sur face around 0u feet m width. situated m no or- ganized mining district. county ot Pima and Territory of ArlZoua. and deslguatrd hy the held note- and official plat on file m this office as Lot number 59 in Township = S Range l3 T. ot the Gila and salt rIver meridian; said Lot No. Ss De Ing as follows. to-wIt.
 l.gIuuing at the initial monument of the claim near a tunnel running on the ledge, and at a post ma ked ID N No r whence the II section corner between sections n and 2s, T = . RIj L. bear. S 3i des-il min r. f176 feet distant, Thence S ssdeg- l5min W 3f2 feet 70 post the center of the W end of the claim. and marked D No H."
 Thence S2,ieg- -i5nin E. s50 feet To post, the $ W corner of the clam and marked U No H. Thence \ s3deg slmln L. l.5 feet Co the inter section of .he W sile line ut the Sal atlun clam. LO No 1- af a poIut @4J feet deg-4jmln W from it- \ V corner: 91g fec; Co the intersection point JG fe-, S ideg-i mn W from lts \ E cor uer and lflr- feet Co post, the \ E rner Of the claim aHd marked ID No ".
 Thence \ 2ieg 45mIn W. au feet Co post. the enter of the end of the claim and marked ID No N."
 Thence \ 4des -,5 uliu W. 5J0 fee; to post. the corner ut the claim and marked ID No Nl- Thence = S3ies- -iimIn V 5sS feet ro the inter section of the F. slde lIne of the Bradford mining claim, Lot No %, at point +deg l5mln w., -q5 feet from It- \ corner, 12gT feet to the in te section of the side hn- of the Bradford claim at a point E-iimIu W; 162i, feet from it's W cOrner; and its3 feet Co post, the \ W corner of the claim, and marked ID No NIl.' and
 Thence sde-- -iInin [ s10 feet to the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations 1-deg -S5min E,coutainnig t9.2l acres.
 The location of this mine Is recorded ID the Recorders office of Pima county, Arizoua- In Dook P, page 7ui of Records of MIu--.
 The adjoining claimants are none, except the above named Dana Harmon as owner of the Brad for and Salvation claims.
 Any and all pcr>o.s claiming adversely any portion uf sad Delta mine or surface ground are required Co hie their adverse e aIms with the Register of tae United States Land Othce st Tue son m the Territory of ArIzI during the sixty days Ieri0d of publication hereof, cor they will he barred hy virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 T. L. STILES Tucson. A. T..
 Attorney for Applicant
 IL IS hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

A man in Clarke county, Va, recently killed 8 chicken in the craw of which were found twenty-iour copr CT cars or shells used in making csIt.idges for a small pocket revolver.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

NIT. Aaron Mason, says the Arizona Enterprise, returned, Monday, from the east. He visited all the important busl- ness centers of the Atlantic states, and went as far north as Canada. Every where be found the usual summer ouIet prevailing in all branches of industry, trade and speculation. The heat in New
 York was so oppressive that an Arizona summer, in comparison, would seem like an Arctic winter. Hundreds were dying from 1t daily. On his homeward jour hey, Mir. Mason stopped at Denver, spent several days there with hls old COlorauu friends, and visited the exposition. The display, he says, Is very complete throughout, and in the mining depart ment Is particularly so. The Arizona ex- hlbIt IS, he says, by all odds, the finest m the building. It embraces a greater variety of ores and minerals than any other exhibit, and exceeds them all in the richness and beauty of its specimens. The Silver King specimens are the crOwnIng glory of the mineral display, while the Tombstone and Silver Queen specimens stand next as marvels of rich ness. But the Silver King display is by no means the best the mine could fur nlsh. The display of ores at the King office Is far superior to 1t, but 1t IS just as well that the company did Lot send their best specimens. They would have mOnopOlized the attention of spectators to the exclusion of all other exhibits. Prof. Church, and Messrs. Brown and SorIn are doing their whole duty toward the sections they represent, says MT. Mason; and have made the Arizona de- partment the center of attraction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
NniIrr nf Fnrf-i-nr.

rTORMcCULLOUGH OR THOSE CLAIMING | under hun lou are here. 3 notified thaf We lmpruy-r~@7ts upon The lsab-la Miue. situated m the Aztec Eulnlu- ui-trI 70. lu orr hold -sld preuls-- under fre ruylsIDrs Cf -srrI8r Zzt keused S aru-s- of The ' .Ifet St.ltss beiag the suuunt required to hold th. same for The gear ending December llst, ls-i. And If Wittiu ninety tlys after this notice by publication you fail or refuse -o contribute your proportion os such expenditure as cO-"Wner your lu'srest m inc -ail claim Flll hecuue the property of the suh-crlherS. under sd section -9-s
 W. FIQIA
 W. LlCrLIILR
 VA. LICHLIi ER. har-haV. A- I. June l. i--9- Iunes - fu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Application No. ssS. for Patent Co The
 Bradford Mining Claim.
.. $. LAND OFFICE TUcsoN. ARrzoSA.

(. $. LAND OFFICE TUcsoN. AErzoSA.
 July llth. ls-2. ~ Harmon. who,e po-totfce address is Tucson, Arizona. has this day nlst bis apulIcation for a patent for luf- linear feet of the Bradiord mIur or vein bearing copper gold and silver with a surface ground gn feet il Width situated m no organized mining district. county of Pima and Territory 0i Ar.Zuua and designated b. the heId notes and ".hc.al plat ou file iu this office as lot number 90 lu township % -uutI. range l5 east. 0f the Gil1 and Salt river mcndiau. said lut number 8. beIug as follows. to-~It:
 Brunmu- at the iultlaI monument at tle cen ter of end of claim, at pl-t marked ''B. l. VI. No. l: whence tur ii corner between sections 2i and -~. 7. 13 k. t5. E.. b,'ar- 2li degrees F.. l-lu feet distant; thence V. 1j degrees C. minutes E., @h feet C. @ pg--. < F. corner of clam. and marked ''B No- Q
 Thence \ dcsrer- lj miuutes " IGis feet Co post, tne r. corner of the claim, and marked '-B No B."
 Thence < -5 degree t5 minutes WsOfeet 10 a poet, the center of the end of the claim mark ed ''B No &"
 Thence < s5 drlr-e- s minute- W suo feet to a post. the W corner of the claim and marked Thence S degree i5 minutes Inss feet co the W corner "i the clam tp post marked "H No. 6; and
 Thence \ gj degree i5 minutes F J0u feet to the place 0f beginning
 Magnetic variation l2 degrees gJ mint tss F. containing .i.tF Facre-.
 The location Of this mlue Is recorded in the Recorders oLicr of PIWa county Arizona, m book P. page -li of the inning records.
 The adjoining claimants arr none except the above uamrI claimant. as owner of the SalVa ton and Delta mining cIam~
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sand Bradford muH ur -Irf8ce ground are required Co li e tlrir a.vrr-. claims with the Re,lster Of the United States Land Office at Tucson, m thr Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof or thcy will b. barred by virtue of the provisions lf the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. T. l.. Sules. Tucson. Arizona. Attorney for Ap- phcaut-
 lf Is hereby ordered that tle foregoing notice of application for patent b'' published for the period of ten consecutive weeks m the WEEKLY CITIZEN. a newspaper pub i-hei at Iucsor Ari- zoua. which paper i- hereby desiguafed by me uS published nearest such claim.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

Fishery Inspector Kiel of the Domin- ion of Canada has stopped American fGhIng ID Canada waters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
WHIPPLE BARRACKS,

FRESCOT1, September 2. ]
 Col. Zabriskie, |. $. District Attor- ney, Tucson: CaptaIn Madden tele- graphs from Huachuca, August 3lst, that Lieutenant Glass has just returned and reports the Indians raiding the vicinity of Santa Cruz, Sonora, to have been from nine tO sixteen Tn number They came from the direction of Plco- cho, travelled toward the Santa Cruz to point nearly south of Calabasas, then south ID the direction of Magdalena. They never crossed to our side of the line. HASKELL. 4. D. c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
T. l.. STu.Es. Tucson. AT.
 Attorney for Applicant.

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing uo:Ice of Application for Patent be published for the period of 70 day- lten consecutive weelsj m the Citizen. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson Pima county. ArizUnH- which paper is designated as published nearest such elalw.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register, First publication July 90, iss2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
HENRY COUSINS E.r-.-.
Implication No. 2G1 Tor Patient .., ,r.
 Lola Lopez lining t'ttIut

AC-H-- g. .,.- NOTIr 2 k HEREBY GIyEN THAT rg. V Silver Mooa Mining Comuare. .--....'- lon. whose po-to1ilce Sfiiru~s I- il ..r. ..+ - . Stiles. Tucson. Pima Co.. r has t... .... a.. application for puteu' for l-s 70 Euea- f.-.- .r-. Lola Lopez mlne or vrIn ht-iriUE cu.i -a.I a..r.- with surface ground bUI feet Iu yl.-.. -.-r.--t u Amolo Mining District tOuuty ur r..... ..r Territory of ArIzuns. and de~I 4uur,..l h, -... -. notes and official plat on G.c iu tll- asi ... - number S', in sud district. ~ali LH- N. .- 1-.r. ls follows to-wIt-
 Beginning at the initial muar-rar- .. .... -- md of claim. at pine post -Zi -leh.- s... .ons and m1rkei ~ o.u iur-z Na f- -..-. .ulted S,ate~ Mineral w1u lU-uI N4 r Ar.U.. District. hears \ O deg sl mn .-I f..- a ,r.-- Thence \ ii deg I5 mn W su feet r1 sly ..,-...- pi claim. Co a plnr puSt 2Xi rurlp- ..,sf ..-.- md marked Lola Lopez Nn q"
 Thence \ 53 deg 48 mIu lLt. f.#.f q. .-.s.r. ion with the SN side line of . DO. ~ .y.- V- rinim. Lot No %. fh~ NV corner uf g ..r.. b...r. ly deg oj mn. W so feet distant. and I-.u f--- % SE rotner [ ellm Co '1 pune po-r eyi .gc.a-. feet long and marked Lola uprE No ifI- Thence \ 1b deg e mn r. 2u f.ctr tI,r.r- ter of end of claim Co % rluc r,.-l .Nt lr.a.- feet long and marked 'i.o'i Laus1 No IY"
 Thence l6 deg i5 mn r.. aU feet ror..NE corner of claim Co pine poe. 1yl IarIs.- 1T f..- long and marked Lola Lopez Nov
 Thence 53d mn w. iiS feet Co in-s--..- ton with the end line of ta- Silver 70. C c.slm. the NV corner uf which bear 2 .d,.. -r mn W. lS2 feet distant. and l5in f..t ts M ru-. n'r of clam tO a pine po-- 2V' ingh 9 feet lon. and marked '' ola l.oi ef Nov ~Huf
 Ilence 10 deg lI mn v fe-- ur.er..-- 1f beginuIn
 Containing f5.0i acr,- exclusive ur coas .- Nith the Silver Moon m uiu. ca u. Iar Na 5 6 acres not claimed m friS apI h-ariou
 Magnetic variation l3 dr-, Us uiuur--
 The location of thIz mIne I- r-rurl.d .a f.r Recorders othCe Of P.fHa ru-u-r. Ariron. .r bOOk- D ani N of Mining Records at pae,s --. and 2it respectively Tn ailu.rIus r'.Im, a-- the Owuers ot the tymheliu- clalu on r.- W and the owners of the Silver Moon claim u1 t., east.
 Any and all persons clHImIu- 1rv-r-e'y an portion uf sad Lola Lopz mIle cor -g-fty- .rHaa-. are required Co ula haIr afiysr-.. claim with en-. aegister of tue United State- Land UHe. rt Tucson, \rizuna. dur,n; The sixty d1y- p,-IY. .r publication. hereof or they VIII hs harl-I ut virtue uf the rrpvi-Iol- of the statute.
 HENEl COUSINS, Register. lt i- hereby ordered that the f0r--.n- notice Of application for patent h- ruhu-.ai sixty days tteu consecutive w-.S-| Ir -H- Arizona tEIZTN. a WreSly newspaper put
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

C. W. Beach, editor and proprietor Of the Miner writes as follows to his paper: Eugene W. Aram and his very estImable better half live here, but still think of old Yavapai Mir. Aram's office is nicely located and his business good. His residence is in quite a desirable locality and surrounded by all things requisite in this and the world to come. across the street m one direction IF situated the Methodist church, while ID the opposite direction Is Tucson's courthouse, the pride of all citizens; m the rear vr beheld marble tablets and monuments 10 mark the resting place of departed friends; a photograph gallery also joins the residence of these good people, and We believe one DOT ton of their residence IS occupied by a lovely and devout young maiden who manufactures dresses for the wealthy and most fashionable American ladies Of the Pueblo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

Reports from Sonora state that the Indians are depredating in the vicinity of Nogales and eastward, south of the Arizona line. They attacked the Mich lano ranch, killed man, his wife and took little girl by the heels and beat her head against the side of the house, leaving her for dead. She has recovered sufficiently to detail the fearful acts of cruelty on her mother before the red devils killed her. They also took all the stock on the ranch. A party Of Mexicans fOlloEed the Indians, overlook them near Buens Vista and were at tackled and driven back, the Indians greatly outnumbering them. The rancl of BadO SacO was attacked by the same band; one man killed and one wounded. The Custca ranch was also jumped. Pedro Chiloten and Altinoren killed most of the stock taken. The Apaches have divided into two bands. Mexican soldiers and citizens are pursuing them closely.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Afadavit of B A Hoskins per his at orney, Wm Rollings, in regard to the Old Gro Blanco mlne claim.
 Notice of forfeiture of the Old Gro Blanco lode to W Ross and Geo Hogg, ny B A Hoskins, he having done the necessary assrssm' mt work for the year ending Dec 3l, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
LP60l.
Application NS.2s6. for Patent to the
 salvation MIRing Claim.
U. s. LAND OFFICE TUcsoS. AEIzoSA.

 July Iith. ISS2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ HARMON. whose post office lddre is Tue son. Arizona. has thIs day filed hIs application for a uatent for li65 linear fee Of the Salvation mine or vein bearing copper. gold and silver, with surface ground uo let m width situated in no organized mining district. county of Pima. and Territory of rizOna. nd designated by the held notes and official plat on hle m thIs office as Lot No. & m T0wnshll = X RAnge F F, Of Gila and Salt River Meridian, said Lot Ss being a. follows, jo-Dit:
 Beginning a- the initial monument at the cen tar of the end Of clam. at post siarked ou the de ''S l. h No L.
 Thence x ,i .,ee.-i5 mn W. sn) feet to post. N W corner Of cla m. and marked" No II"
 thence < deg-i5 mn W. ii6j feet :o post \ W corner Jf claim, and marked S No III.
 Thence s5 des-t5 mIn E, @p feet Co post, cen- ter of \ end of claim. and uarEed No lN,' thence II section corner between sections 2l and 2s T 2l \ l5 E. bears 5S l-3 deg-E A5il Thence \ -5 d r-i5 min F. al1 feet Co post < F corner of claim. and marked "S No N.
 Thence \ de..-ij miu r. lii5 feet to post Co \ F corner of clam and market ''S No VI, and
 Thence : sj deg 6 ann W. S,1 feet to the place of belnnlng.
 Magnetic variation I2 deg s5 min E, containing 3l O5 acres
 The location of this mine i~ recorded m the Recorder's office of Pima county. trIzUua. in book P. page j5j of Mining Records.
 The adjoining claimants are none. except the sSid Dana Harmon as owner of th- Bralford and Delta m nin claims.
 Any and persons claiming adversely any portiun If sad SaiVa ron mlue or surface ground arc required Co hls tieir adverse claims Nlth the Register of the United tatez Land Office At Tues n in the Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will ne barred by virtue of the provisions Of the
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
HENRY COUSINS Resister. T. l.. Sulr~. Tucson. Arizona. Attorney for Ap- uIIcauf.

r. is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks m the WEEKLY CITIZEN. newspaper pub-i-hed at Iucsor Ari- zoua. which paper O. hereby deslsuafed by me uS published nearest such claim
 HENRY COUSINS Register. First publication July IF Is,s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
HENRY COUSINS. Register.
T. l.. STILEs Tucson. A. T..
 Attorney for Applicant.

It IS hereby ordered hat the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of sixty days ten consecutive Weeksl m the Weekly Oitiz a. newspaper puhiIshed ar Tucson. Arizouu. which paper I- hereby desig naIed by rue as published neares, said claim.
 Nisl cot SINS, Register. First publication JulE 10th IS>2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
The indians.

The following dispatch was received by U. 5. Distinct Attorney Zabrislne on Sunday. It is in compliance with an order of the War Department that the military commander of this department transmit to the District Attorney such in- formation as comes to him of the move ment of the hostiles: