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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI | cIAl District. in ths county of Pima. Terri. tory of Arizona Annie F.. Whitney plaintiff against George H. Whitney. defendant. sum mons.
 Action brought in the District Court of the EIrst Judicial District in and for the county of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory .t Ar1OnE sends yreetius, to George H. Whit
 You are hereb. -ummOnsd and required to ar- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff ID the District Court of the Frst Judicial District in and for the county of Pima. in rtse Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of thl- Ourt at Tucson. Tn sand county. Ia copy of which cOui- plAint Accomp panies thiE snmmOns) within twenty days (eIclusiVe of the day of servioei after the ssrVlce upon 5Ou of this summons, If served in this county; but if served out of the county md within this District. thea within thirty days: in all other cases forty dave.
 Sad action Is brought by said plaintiff against said defendant to obtain decree dissolring tts ponds of mEtrlmony exlsCIng between sad plain- uff and defendant on the ground of inhuman .reatmsnt. ss will more fully appear by reference tO the complaint herewith. And you Hre hereby notified that if yoa fail tO appear and Ansver the complaint as above required. the plaintiff will take iudgmert by default and apply to the Conrt for relief and cOsts and disburss n-uts m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of .sid Dis
 trict Court. at Tucson. thIs 3lth day of May. A.
 D. lss2. GEORGE A. CLUM. Jerk. By C. W. CLUM. Deputy. Inay3O2mr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
wnKsue Co.

One of the best known liquor houses in southtrn Arizona is that of Wm. Kane { Co, whose increased business has forced their removal to more oommodious quarters on the corner of Church Plaza and Mesills s.reet. winch has been prop erly fitted up for their special conven- fence. Wm. Kane, the senior member of the firm, was formerly connected with several of the largest wholesale houses in San Francisco and vss considered one of the most capable. energetic and experienced men in his particular line. On his removal to this Territory in whose future he had great faith, he opened 8 wholesale house in Hsrshsv and on the decline of the towns prosperity he re- moved Co Tucson and established him. self in his lately vacated quarters on Mesills street. The present manager of the house, Nr. McGregor. is also gen. tleman well known not only as an eI- psrienced liquor dealer but ss an expert mining man. he having ct one time been foreman of the famous Trench mine in the Pataaonias. All classes of the best liquors are kept and sold wholesale and retail, the latter being mostly family trade. Hsrdy's Chicken Cock, Miller. Kentucky Log Cabin. Willow Grove and Chase t Co.'S whiskies, gin. brandy, London Dark Port, Forresiers Sherry, Louis Roederer's wine, Sunny Slope. California and imported wines of the best brands, Blatz' beer, Basket ale. Damisna and Yerba BueDG bitters are among the articles deRlt in and offered for sale. The house also has on hand a full and complete assortment ofimported and domestic cigars together with a complete line of the different brands of coal oil and miners candles. Country orders and home trade are solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. The house is among the most responsible and goods purchased of them. will be warranted good as represented. Give the house trial and satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above statement.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
4 Bargain in Mules.

Jem Baldy the owner of si1-mul, team, engaged in treighting betweer here and Cal4basas felt like laying ovel for trip and so engaged an old fellow commonly known as Old Nick tc drive hIs team. When Nick got to Gala. basas he collected fifty dollars for freight money, then got on drunk and spent the whole amount. Not liking to come back he harnessed up and drove to tbe line. The officers stationed there refused to let him cross without first deposlting seventy-fve dollars. Not be- Ing blessed with SO much wealth, he left the wagon as security, took the mules and passed on. At Magdalena be sold the whole SIX for one hundred and ten dollars. Mr. Baldy learning of the transaction went after his mules and on proper showing recovered them, much to the grief of the one hundred and ten dollar man. Old Nick made himself scarce but 1t IS said that he will be arrested and punished according to law even if he does deserve 8 little shorter shrift.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Tubac Items.

Carl E. Roberts was shot and killed at the Hacienda de Santa Ritas by Frank Morton a miner, at about sun- down on the evening of the 5th of July. Morton delivered himself up to Justice Mercer of Tubsc at 30 on the morn ing of the 9th. Justice Mercer lex ofhcio corOner) held an inquest on the body of Roberts at the Hacienda on the 9th. Morton had an examination be- fore Justice Mercer on the 7th. The ex- animation resulted in the discharge of Morton, all the testimony tending to show that the killing was done in self defence. All the papers relating to the affair are now in the hands of the Clerk of the District Court. Roberts was miner and had several. claims in the Santa Ritas. He was a native of Ger many 56 years old, was naturalized in Washington Territory, October 20. 1878, and IS said to have relatives living in Baltimore, Md.
 The Helvetis mine in the Tyndan dis trict, Santa Ritas. IS said to promise to become one of the best mines in this part of the country.
 The wheat crop on the Santa Cruz valley has been badly injured by the late heavy rains CALLRTAEo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Adol,o y..o,. .sk.5 ,hs. tb. a..a..

Adolfo vssqueg asked that the sssess- nent on lot II in block s3 be reduced, winch request WAS denied. He also asked that the assessment on lot 10 in block S3 be reduced, which was lowered to $500.
 ". E. Stevens asked to have the ss- aessment on bis stock of merchandise reduced, after hearing his statement the Board ordered it reduced from $500 to 845O0.
 The assessment on lot 7S, owned by Paul Reicker, was reduced from Sooo to slOO.
 The Board examined the merchandise of Seligman & Co. and then ordered the Assessment reduced from S60oo to sS5oO.
 The assessment on lot IS in block 723, belonging to A. ZepedA, vas reduced from s10OO to 360o.
 Lot in block 18S. owned by L. Ro- nero and assessed st $500, was reduced from s12Oo to sl0oO and it vas so ordered by the Board.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
SUM MONS

IS THE DISTICt COURT. FIRST JUDI I cial Lnstrict, County of Pima Trrrisory of Ari4oaa= Mar lark Plaintiff against Jasoa l.. Clark, Defeldant
 Action brougit in he Distinct Court Of tbe tlrS- Judlc.al DGstr.r; lu and for tha county of Plma m the Territory oi Ariz1nn- The Territory 1f Arlznla sends greeting tp Jason L. Clark l"l are t"r"ty ~luWoned and r.Iu rasi t1 ar,- pss'r ID an acton brought asair-t you by tha Aflcse named Ila'usf lu -lr District Gurrt of th. Flr~t Judlcial li--rIct fr and for the county pf Pima iu tfi- Territory lf ArIzo1a ar.I answer .i. .nplsi lt h-si vIth tte Clerk uf thi- Court tt llc-'ii- in sand truufs. Ia cppy uf whiCa eun liniut acrum Eanse= thls summursl zith5r twenty sly .eEclu-lvs of the day af -ervlc-I after the' ss'ryIce ruul yuu uf this suu1mors l- served m tiis County but f served out 0f tho puuty and sltlIn rt= district. then within ttlrty dayz, in al other cas.-- forty days.
 Bod astIpl ls brought hy the sad plaintiff ta 1biain decree oi=sel'lug the bnuCs af ma;ri- molf rristing between you. sad defendant and he -aid plaintiff, as will more fully appear oy reference Co tbe plaint herein.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above rp.- guired fhe plaintiff will take default and apuly to the Court Tor the relief therein demanded and costs and disbursements m this behalf sI- pended.
 GIven under my hand and seal of -aid District Cogrt, at Tucson, this Ind day of June A. b. IsT c. v. CJrx, Deputy. s1-sa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Lefak.
AppIfcatfsn No 2Is Tor s Patent to fhe
 Louise Mining Claim.
LAND OFFICE, TucsoS. ARIZONA.
 June z. I-.-2

June :. Iss2. NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN THAT THI ~ Gro illancO Mining Company, by Geo. W Doitzler. agent whose po-toance addrp~s ls San Francisco Cal. has this day hled application fol . uHtsnt for I5lU linear feet Of the Louise mine or vein bearing gold and silver and other min erals. with surface ground 6u feet in width situated in Oro Blanco mining dlstrct. Plms county ArironA, and designated by the field notes and official plat hie in this otice lot No iJ -aid lot e being as fonOws. tO-wit: Commencing At initial monument in the mid dl. of claim, oak po-t sxo Inches sguare, feet high. in monument of -tone-. marked Louise No |; thence run south sl deg aO min v along center line of claim sp feet Co shaft No 2 at 75o feet to pine po-t 2It inche- square fes.t long. Et V end center of claim. marked Louise NO2
 Thence deg tD min 8O feet along end boundary of claim, the same being end boun- dRry Of the SArAh Jane N t' Co nv corner tO pine rosf s1g inches s feet long m mound of stone-s. marked Louise No 3. from which United States mineral monument No 2, Gro blancO mining dis trlct, bears s 5l deg to min. distant 1tiO feet.
 Thence n sl deg A min along line of claim i50O feet to pine post 2x4 inches square, feet long at ne corner of claim, marked Louise No [, in monument of stones.
 Thence \ deg t1 mn e on e end hne Of claim sO feet tO pIne poet xt inches square. feet long. being end center post. marked Louise No5.
 Thence same course at 6O0 feet to se corner pine post sxi Inches squAre, feet long. m mound Of stones. marked Louise NO6
 Thence s1 deg 3 mn ijCO feet on side of claim tO sN corner md oak post ZxS inches square. feet long. m mound of stones, marked Louise No
 Thence D < deg co min on end line SOO feet to post No :. the point of beginning of the exterior lines of said claim Narration ls deg aO min e containing 2l65 acres. This claim hes on a high rOurd hiu. about Ons-four1h of a mile se of the Orion cOmpany's mill. The location notice Is recorded inlIecorder's office for Pima county. A. T.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Louise mine or surface yr. and. are required Co ule theIr adverse claim with the Register of the United states Land Office Rt Tucson. rizona. during the sixty days period of publication. or they Will be barred oy virtue of the roVisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days ten consecutive Weeksl m the Arizona CIEIZtN. a weekly newspaper published At Tucson. A. T.. which paper IS here by uesIgnated by me as published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register. FIrst pu hcatlou June IT, l-~1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

|. :. LAND OFFICE AT TrcsoS. ARIZONA
 MNY = i5o9. { Silver Mining Co.. by Robert \. LeWis it. agent. whose DOstothce address Is Tucson. Arizona has hl- day filed its application for pate-t for { l-S3a linear feet of the Albafross nine or ve n ! bearing sold, silver and other minerals with surface grOund 6,O feet m width sItuated in Ari- yHcs hininS District Pima coanty. territory of Ariznnt. and desiSnaied by the field notes and othclal plat on hle Tn this Ofcs as lot number s. [ Sald lot No. Sc being as follows.
 Commencing at the initial monument at the | center of the north end fl the claim, at A plue ! nlst feet high, 2x+ inches square in a mOund e stones and marked A. l. M. Bon theace S b7 | srees jl minutes l.. so feet 10 the n 6 corner oi ei4im Co plne p,sst 2x! inches square, fecJ .ol;' set m the ground and mound of stones and marked A. No. II; rom ~htch post. the V cor ner or tLe preliminary survey of the Aribaca private laild claim besrs q a degrees E 2u.B teet distant. Thence run S - degrees 10 minutes W. l.--3 feet to the e corner of the claim Co A plne i-t -N4 Iucnes square. feet long. set ln sround and uund of stones, marked NO. III. hence run V pt degrees lb minutes W jOO feet io the center of the south line of claim t0 a pine pest 2Ni inches square. feet long, srt in th.. ground anu mound of stones marked A No w. Thence \ O. degreeS "a minutes W, sCu feet To thes v corner of th- claim ts pine post 21g inchfs quar-. fegt long, set m the ground and a mOgId Of stoue. marked 4 No. '. From which post |. ~. VI. muuameuf No. lI Artyuca dIzsrirf bears ., jsaa degrees. l. ,y feet distant Thence N = usl'rysr' lJ minutes E Izl5 feet Co the u "a sorue ot claim tu pine post 2xi inches square
 
 -toues. alArkei \ No. VI. Thence 61 der,re. . Q minutes T.. Su feet Co the initial monument and ace of beginning. Magnetic variation iS deg ees tu minutes F.. containing l6.s7 acres IhIs claim K situated on northern slope of Inca hlii Gieu Hang of mountains miles n V from Arivaca. The location nutire Of this mine I- ecnrded m the recorders office of Pima county \. T.. m book J, record of mines pags 5SO and 5sl.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sand AlhAtross mine or sur tacs ground thereof. are required to ne their adverse claims with the Register of the United -tatss Land Office at Tucson. Territory of Arizona. daring the sixty days period ot pub licatlsn hereof. they will bs barred by virtue of the provisions nf the statute
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. Bu-ll 6 Andersuu, Igcson Arizona. attorneys ! fc- applicant.
 lt Is hereby ordere that the foregoing notice ! Ot application for patent be published for the l period of sixty days ten consecutive weekzl m l the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper pub ll snsd at Tucson, Arizona which paper Is hereby I by me as published nearest such ] claims. HENRY cot SINS, Register. Eirst publication May a. ISs2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Phsnix Itens.

A man named Bollinger WAS knocked dowa on Jefferson street last night nbout nine o'clock, and he claims tc have been robbed. He suffered s sever, gssh on the upper lip. He had beer drinking heavily.
 About nine o'clock last evening Dep uty Sheriff Rogers, vent down to Mont gomery's snd arrested an insane man who had stopped there. The unfortunate individual is still in jail, awaiting eI- animation, and is, to use an expressive vulgsrity, ss crazy as bed-bug. He imsRInes that he has been to the moon, says that thay have good good hunks and two pair of blankets there and that he wants 10 return.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

|. \. LAND OYFIcE TcCsoS. AEIzoSA.
 May .7 Issz. 1 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE | " han tatar1na Copper Company by James Baeh It. attorney, whose pOstol. ce addTess is l Tucson, Arizona. has this dag nled Its applica- ton for patent for sAf linear feet of the saint Nicholas mine or Veln bearing copper and sliTer ' Nith surface ground j1 feet at one end and tl3 ] feet at the other end in width, situaied in Old | Hat mining district, county of Pima and Terri tory of ArizOna- G. and S. k. meridian. and des- gnated by the field notes and official plat on file ln thls othce as lot No s. Said lot No. s9 bsIng As follows. tO-ait
 Beginnine at the initial monument at the center of the claim at a juniper post in. sqr feet long m mound Of stones and marked c. V. \. \. No. |. from which |. $. mineral Mon. No. 1, Old Hat district bsars \. n derses gI min- utes F.. tleo feet distant.
 Thence N s3 degrees 5J minutes F.. BJi fee. to easterly center end of claim tO a cross cut m rock and oak post in. SIT. feet lOng: in mound of stones and marked \. \. No.2
 Thense run n degrees S0 minutes, iss ft 10 ne corner at oak post inches square in mound of FtOne-, and marked N No g.
 Thence :. o4 degrees 2 minutes W. SC feet or northarly boundary of claim Co oak post [ m. No. L
 Thence same course at s5I feet to \ W corner lt oak post m sqr. feet long in mound of stones and marked S N No Q,
 Thence run x degrees a minutes sun feet 70 westerly center end of claim at Oak post n: sqr. feel long in mound of stones and marked s1 D.
 Continuing On same course at 575 feet t0 oak post ( m. sgr. feet long af $ " corner uf clAim il mound of stones. marked \ No. Thence N 53 degrees f s43 feet Co oak post in sqr. feet long in mound of stOues m south line of claim, marked . ' No. ..
 Thence \ 76 degrees F. h3 feet tO corner ef claim within oak post inches square feet long in mound Of stones marked N SO. Q
 Thence \ dsgrecs 90 minutes W sss Feet to post No z the place of beginning q! the exterior boundary of said claim. Variation l2 deyrccs SO minutes east con- t1inins lO.72 acres This clam IS situated in the : " slope Of Marble Poak m the Santa ! Catalina morntalns about 2. mile noctherly of l.Attlssuake cseek The location of th.s mine is recorded in the ! l.esor,ier's office, for Pima county in buOk-Of ' rsconi- of miners pare Any and all persons clai ming adversely anyrOr- ton of said STnt NIchulHs Niue or surface . ground are required to file their adverse claims. slth the Register of the Unite,l States Land l1ice At IucsOn. in the Territory of Auzona tuTlngthe sixty days period of publication hereof 1- they will be barred by virtue of the provisions 1i The Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. lt Is hereby ordered that the above notice be ? o1blished sixty daJE ten consecutive Wer <sl . the Cf1IZEN, a weekly newspaper published at ! tucson. Pima county, Arizuua, winch Is hereby ieslgrated by me as the newspaper puhli shed isarest said claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication. June l. 1ss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Summons,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI | eisl District, in the County of Pima. Mar garet Caldwell. plaintiff. Asainst James CSld- we'll. defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of ths Flrsi Judicial Distinct il and for the County of Pms, in the Territory of ArIrona.
 Inc Territory of AriG na sends greeting to James
 Caldwell:
 You are hereby summoned and required to HE.- peHr in an action builght against you by the sbOy0-nhmed plalEtlh. in tho Distrlcl GOUrt of the Flrst Judicial Distinct in and for the C aInty of Pima, IB the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint hlad vlth the Clerk Of this Court st Tuosou 10 said County Ia copy Of winch com plant AccOmIAuIes this summons within twen- ty days exclusive of the day of -ervcej after the service upon you of this summons if Served ID this County: but it 'erVsi out Of the County and within th's District then within thirty days: in all other easos forty days.
 Said action is brought bJ the said tlHintin 70 obtain a decree dii solving tfe bonds of fna.ri- mouy existing between the sand plaintiff aud defendant and for costs and general relief as rIll more fully sppear hY reference Co the com plant herewith.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fai, Co sprear and answer the complaint Hs above re- quired then plaintiff will take defauit and apply tO the Court for the relief herein demanded and Costs and disbursements Iu this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the sall of said
 District Court, at Tucson. this ninatesuth
 day of June, A. D.. lhs1
 fsEALl GEO. \. CLUM Clerk
 Bye. ". CLUM. Deputy. ju21-wfsd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
sUMMONs

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI of Arizona. Charles Hudson and James u Toole CO partners under the firm name of Hud son & Company. plaIniifts zCairst Henry D Corbett and Nose q COrbstt, defGndEnts
 Action brought m the District COurt of th. First Judicial District 10 aRd for the County of Pima in the Territory nf Arizona The TerrItory of ArEona sends greeting to Hsnry D. COrbett and Rose q. Cnrbett.
 You are hereby summoned and nsIfiirsd 10 zr- pear m an hctian bruught against yOu by tha above named plaintiiis 10 the District Court o. the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima. 10 the TerritOryO of Arizona and answer the complaint nled with the Clerk Of this Court At Tucson m said County Ia copy of which com plaint accompanies thl- suurnousl within wen v days lexcluslVe Of the day of -ervice) after the service upon you of this summoas. if served m this County: but If served orf Uf the COunts and within this District then within thirty days; in all Othss cases forty dAyr.
 This acton IS brought Co rec0vsr judgment upon a promiseOry LOt- m he sum cf Ss30. and interest Rt t~O par cent per non,h from June property securing the s3uls; a3Id mortgage cov- srIng portion of Lot Throe. in HlOck Ninety Two. in the CIty of Tueso1, m said County of Pima.
 And you are hereby ro,issd ths, If you faii to appear and answer the complaint ss sboTs re- quired. the plaintiffs will take judgment against you fer the relief demanded m the coIrlgint and costs and diSbGfsemeDts m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and th. seal st -,id Dis srlet Courr, st Tucson. this Gth isy of July A. D. ISS2
 - GEO. A. CLUN.
 Clerk.
 B. CAsEr CLvK. Gepvty
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Who Wants ni

A fine opening for m Anbitious youth who would fain live at the expense of his country, wear shoulder straps and be the ladies' darling, is offered through Delegate Oury. who has the appointing of cadet to West Point from this Terri tory. The candidsss must be able to psss the required examination which will be held on the 18th of August nert. Nov is the time for any smart ambitious boy to enter the competitive lists. The prize if worth working for even if a man makes DO more of it than General Grant did. In open to all the boys in the Territory, and may the smsrtest and best boy win.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Sonora Mines.

The San Pedro and San Felix mines of which so much have of late been said are the properties of Messrs. D. B Nichols and J. 2. Waterman. They are situated in the district of Altar on the line of the Tucson and Gulf Railroad, abou; tventy-six miles from Port LobOs, at which place the owners expect to put up works for the reduction of their ores which can at that place, be milled for about three dollars per ton. The mines have been worked of and on for the past forty years. and are said to have yielded largely. About sixty men are employed, new shafts sunk and new tunnels run. At the bottom of the last working shaft, the vein where cut, shows sn average of about fifty feet in width and the las. hundred tons taken out from it, averages one hundred dollars to the ton. The mines will undoubtedly play an im- portsnt part in the future of that section of Sonora
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Notice of Forfeiture

ITO D. 1IERSEY. OR THOSE CLAIMING Il under hlm--lOu ore hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improveinenis upon the Combination Mine. sit rAie n the Empire mining districi m order to hold -aid promises under the provisions of sec tlon ss3+ heUGsd statutes of the Unitsd States being the amount required to hold tha sarle f,,r the year ending December sl-t lssl aud if within ninety days after this notice by publca- uon you iail or refuse Co contribute your pro- portion of such expenditure as a co-osp-r. ynu- interest m sad claim will become the property or the subscriber under sAid section Zg2t
 MRS. tUNICE q. CLARK. Tucson, A. T.. May it. lssl r-ayiLsm