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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
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IN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST L,rtI. \ District. in the County uf IIuH. I... Arizona. Fannie Me. Pencil Plaintiff William l.. Pencil Defendant. aru.. m the District Court Of Che tHr-t ..... .-.- rIct m and for the County Uf f."e. m ...- tory of Arizona. heIcrrtDry Ht f. greeting to: William Lawrence Pencil hereby summoned and reluu. 'H action brought against you by n. a.u. plaintiff m the District Court ul t. ..-". ..- Clal District in and for Che County ~. - the Territory of Arizona. a.I Hr-a. plant filed with tie tlrrs of t..- IH... .. son, in said County lu copy of v.l.. ." accompanies thIs summons within H.... leXclusIve of the day of service. ... upon you of thls summons. q -U-F..t .. v; but If served out of tHe count. ... thls District. then within thirty ...- cases forty days. The sand action T. obtain decree dissOlvIr- t.H nu. mOEy existing between plaintiff and upon the grounds uartlcuiar.rg complaint. to which refereu-. plaintiff be permitted Co ra-u"" name. for reasonable sliWOuy. rN... general relief.
 And you are hereby notified f.r' appear and answer the cuUu u...ir. quirei. the plaintiff will take |a'u to the Court for the relief farrr.I ". costs and disbursements Iu t..I. .....
 Given under my hand aad q. District Court at Tucson, f..- I-' ~. Vember. A. D. tsSi
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Florence Facts.
IEaterprise.l

IL is exPectected that the Silver King and Florence telegraph line will reach Pinal by the last of next week.
 Nine bars of Mack Morris bullion came in from Globe Monday, and was forwarded to ]. Y. Stout, New York.
 Judge Silent, of Tucson, paid Florence a visit this week in the interest of clients. The Judge is winning an enviable name and fame as a lawyer, and his practice is growing at a wonderful speed.
 Mir. Aaron Mason returned from San Francisco Saturday, but has been kept close at home since his return by the se- rious illness of his little ward and nep- hew, the SIX year old son of Mir. Chas. C. Mason. A fatal termination Of the little sufferers illness was feared the earlier part of the week, but hepassed the crisis safely and is gradually improving now.
 From this time on, the ore shipments from the Vekol mine, owned by Messrs Walker and Brady. of Florence, will av- craze about SIX tons per week, none Of which will sell for less than s2oo per ton. The Melrosc smelter, of California, and a smelling company Of D enver. Coloredo, are bidding for it. The owners prefer to deal with Mr. Miller, of the Melrose company, if they can secure the same freight rates over the Southern Pacific to San Francisco as are they offered by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe to Den yer.
 We stated last week that a rumor had reached here to the effect that Mir. L. Zeckendorf, of Tucson, was buying up the claims against the old Pinal copper com pany; with a view of organizing new company. Since then facts have come to our knowledge which connrm the rumor with reasonable certainty. He will place the property with a strong eastern com pany. We are glad tO see Mir Zecken- dOrt taking hold of thls matter. His sue cess in handling the Copper Queen and other properties is a sufficient assurance that he will not tail in his last under taking.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY l of Arizona. county of Pima, before Charles II. Meyer. J. F., Precinct No. l. J. A. BroWder plaintiff, vs. Ed. Michelssen, B. W-iBrown and D. Roth, defendants, doing business under the firm name of Nicholson, Brown X Co. Demand. S32 ts. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Messrs. Michelssen. Brown d. O.. defendants. You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear before me, at my office in the town of Tue son and county of Pima, on the 2sth day of Feb ruary. A. D. 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M.. to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff who demands of you that you are indebted to him in the sum of Thirty-two 4s-l0O Dollars.
 And if you fail 10 appear and answer said com palnt as herein required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you demanded and for the costs of this suit.
 Given under my hand this 22d day of Decem- ber A. D. 1881. CHARLES II. MEYER,
 ia1 4tW Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

MIR. STEELE, familiarly known all over this country as Tom Steele, resident or Wilcox, but now with his family making brief soiourn in Tucson, con- plains ef dull times in the town named, but speaks encourageingly of its pros poets in the near future as 1t will in all probability be town of. much i'm portance. The R. F. company will, it is reported reestablish the hotel of late re- moved to Bowie. The latter station to : : -'>.. h- h>.-.a5andoned for lack of water fit to be used by either man or machinery. The Government Is expected to build a Post few miles from the town and which will be, on the abandonment of Whipple headquarters for the Department of Ari- zona. Grant and Bowie posts to be also abandoned as being of no farther use because of the proximity of the new post to the railroad, by which men can be transported to all necessary points. The people hav9 no doubt but that Congress will pass the appropriation requisite for the establishment of the post ill question. Mir. Steele says, that preparations are being made for thorough opening up Of the new distrect. taking in the Point of Mountain, some twenty-five men be- jag now employed'and others will shortly be put to work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
SUabiGHS

IN THL DISTRICT .gr.-- Judicial Li-r-.-. rr tra D-.-. ] erritlsy of Ar,l5..
 N1rcissa H-reu. r.-a.. lordI le Eereu, cr.easl-r
 Action brought ia tee U.--. First Iudicill D.str.c, r -- of Pima. in the Icrrfo-. of t-.... ntory of Arizona sends greeting -- de Hcreu.
 You arc hereby summoned ... appear in an ;stio1 braer.- the >50ye named p'JiruE Court ot the rT-t IuIr r Tor the County Of ru1 AuzoGa. ard answer he .--. tse Clcrs of this Court q. r. County "a copy of which a. panies tMs summons v-a teXclusUe oi the day o vice upon you oi t.is slr-. this County; but ii served and within t..S District. -... days; in all other cases .- said acton Is brought Co a.- this Court disso.y1- tl. bond. existing between pl.atf . upon 'hc Srouuds oi lase-- the complaint on file l- .... ence is hereby made
 And you are hereby r.-.... fal to appear and answer -a. above required. the pa,r,I and apply Co the Court io- -a demanded and cost, and r.. this behalf expended
 Given under m. hand ... slid District Court at Te..- of November A. D Is5r
 SEAL GEO A .-... HEREFORD & ZNBRTSNiE.
 Attorneys for plu T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
NOTICE.

TVHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY | all persons that they are The owners Of a ccr- Tain mining claim situated in Washington Camp, tn the PataLOuia MOCutsius, Pima County. Ari- EOua, known as the EMPIRE MINE
 That patent for said mining claim vas is- sued on the l1th day Of February, 1s11, by the United State= Government Co the undersigned which patent i- on record in the Kscorder'- office in Tucson, Pima County, in Book i3 of Mining Re cords, and for more particular record Of said mining claim reierer ce is thereby made 70 said record.
 All persons are warned against working said claim, as all trespassers thereon will be prose cuted according Co law.
 W. c. FORBUSH,
 iva STEPHEN O'CONNEE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons, and those claiming under him:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 A undersigned. cO-owner in that certain mine and mining claim known a the Oak mine, situated in th' Bunker Hill Mining District, Graham county, A. T., has performed one hun dred dollars worth of work sand mIne for the year ending December SIst, 1881, and unless you or those claiming under you pay to me your pro portion of the sad expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of this notice your interest in said claim will be come my property.
 ian3j-lUd JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

WE have never before known that par rots could be utilized for building pur- poses. While large store was in pro- gres5 of construction Polly, who was stationed near by, kept crying out, "More brick only alternating the awful com mand with the words, "More mortar" An lrishman who was earning his living by the sweat of his brow hurr1ed in his toll and filed the platform on the fourth story with hod after hod, first of the one and then of the other. Still the cry was heard, and heard again, until at last the lrishman's spirit of rebellion was stirred within him, and at the risk of losing his place he put both hands to his mouth and yelled at the top of his voice, |" Is 1t mor-r-tar mad that ye are? Sure, a man ought to have the ligs of a centipig lcen- tipedeD to wait ou the likes of yez."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
Fishermen Perish.

LONDON, Jan. 31-It is feared that six hundred fisherman perished at Astrakan in terrific gale
 Calais Flooded.
 CALAIS, France, January 3I.-A reser- voir burst here to-day. The torrent des- troyed the school house and two other buildings. Few of the inmates escaped. The number lost is unknown, but up to the present time twenty-seven bodies have been recovered from the ruins.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

IN THE JUSTICES COURT; TERRITORY of Arizona. county of Pima. before William J.Osborn, J. F., Precinct No. I. John McGregOr. plaintiff, Earnest SweItzer, defend ant. Demand. Sl!u. The Territory of Ari- zuna sends greeting to Earnest Sweitzer. defend ant You are hereby summoned and required to appear before me at my office. in the city of Tue son and county of Pima. on the Fourth day of March, 4. D. 15-2 at 10 o'clock A. M. to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff who demands of you that you are indebted to him m the sum Of One Hundred and Ninety Dollars.
 And 1T you fail Co appear and answer sand com plaInt as herein required the plaintiff VIII take judgment against you as demanded and for the costs Of this sult.
 Given under my hand this thirtieth day of De- cember \. D. 1881. WILLIAM J. OSBORN.
 Ial 4tW Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
NOTIC r.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V undersigned has performed as assessment work for the year ending December 3lst. ls5l, Sll0 worth of work on each of the following mines. VIZ: the ~WateTee' and "B. 6 g. mines, located in Gro BlancO Mining District, County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. and If O. ". Ben nett or those holding tltle under him do not come forward and pay their share of said assezs- ment work. namely one-half or S5O for each of above named claims. together with cost of pubiI- cation within ninety .gj dnys from the date of this publication their interest in said claims will according Co the laws of the United States be- come perfected Co the undersigned.
 ELIJAH ". SMITH. Gro Blaaco. Pima Co.,. A. T.. Jan sd. Iso2
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
JAMES QUINLIN.
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under him. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - undersigned. co-Owner In that certain mine and mining claim known as the Sacramen- Co mine. situated m the Bunker Hill Mining District. Graham county. A. T.. has performed one hundred dollars tSl0D.0Ul worth of work on the sad mine for the year ending December 3l, ISL and unless you or those claiming under you pay tO me your proportion of sad expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of thIs notice. your m crest in sand clam will become my prOperty.
 ja9-eOd JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Leon[.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Tucsox. PM. CousT7, Aarzosa.

TUCSON PIMA COUSTT ARIzOSA.
 January 9th 1SS2.
 TINO WILLIAM SCOTT. JOSEPH ELLIOTT \ and William MatlOck. their. .or either 0f their assigns. heirs. or legal representatives: You are hereby notified that we have done one hundred mining lode claims. situated on the westerly slde of the Sierrita Mountains, in organized min ing district, in said county to wit: the Mountain Chef, the Paul Jones and the big John. being the same property located February 23d. lS-O, by William Anthony. William Scott. William Mat lock- A. Kirby and G. NJ. Lowe. and the notices of location of which were recorded m the office of the Recorder of sad Pima County. at the re- quest of N. w. Bernard, March s, isss, in book or Mining Location Notices A. at the following pages, VIE: the Mountain Chief at page 25. the Paul Jones at page 2s, and the Big John at page sg7. in order to hold sad premises under the provisions of section 2S24 Revised Stat utes Of the United States, being the amount required tO hold the same for the year ending December 3lst. 1881. And if W thin ninety days from the service of this notice by publication. you faIl or refuse tO contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-OwDer. your interest m sand claim will become the property of the sub scrIbers under sald section 253i Sald William Scott appears by the records Of Pima County to be the owner of an undivided One-hfth of said mining claims; sand Joseph Elliott appears by said records to be the owner of Rn undivided one Matlock appears by said records to be the owner of an undivided One-tenth of said mining claims.
 J. MCC. ELLIOTT.
 WILLINM ANTHONY.
 ED. BRIDwEII
 ANDREW KIRBY
 Owners of three-hfths of sad mining claims. First pulicatiOn. January l5. lsS2. 3m-w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
1 GOnd Nomination.

The nomination by the President of F. A. Tri,le for the Governorship ofAri- zona has, we doubt not, given pleasure to the people of Virginia City, and indeed of all Nevada. irrespective of party Mir. Tritle, during hIs long residence in this city, won the esteem and liking of all with whom he came in contact. His probity IS equal to his ability and the people of Ari- zona-of which Territory he IS nov resi- dent---are to be congratulated upon the Presidents choice. NIT. Tritle knows the Pacific coast thoroughly, and Arzona could not have in the Gubernatorial chair a man better qualified 10 advance her in- terests-Nevada City Chronicle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
SUMMONS.

IN DlSISlCT COURT. FIRST ! District il the County oi Pima. ... Arizona. William Zeckeudori. r8.... lose Gallegos and JesusGIlieE1 Summons.
 Acton brought m th- Dt,ir.- First Judicial District iH and for Pima. in the ! crrtorv of Auzou. rit0ry of Arizona sends greeting tH and Jesus Gallegos. Nou are ha-... ed and required Co appear iu am action against you by the above named D District Court of the First Ial. .. and for the CountJot Pima. iH r.. Arzoul and answer thc complaint the Clerk of thiS Court at ia.... County .l copy of aA.ch comr' H-r.. this summons within twenty cer- tine day of s-Uicci for ,ae sar... .... .. this summons. u scurt in t. fl served our of the county and district. then within thirty frs cases forty days. I'm, said action by plaintiff against defendant. for closure of a mortgage 1u .srt gwen as security on certain r-.. for the suu 1f two thousand dollars terest as will more fully appear h. the complaint on file trn.u. .s . hereby notified that t you t. 9. - answer the cOWplIlnt as 1r... plaintiff wjli take default and E Court for thc relief therein ..r. costs and disbursements .u -.- U ed.
 Given under my hand and - slid District Cont at Tucson. -.. r-- December A. p r28r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
TERRITORY OF ARIzOSAl
 COUNT OF PIMA. ITO MARTIN MEDLEY AND W. A. HOW

I ard.
 You are hereby notified that l have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Last BIs Look" lode. or mining claim. situated in Marble Peak. Old Hat Mining DIs- trlct, Pima County, Arizona Territory, as will aT- pear by certificate nled January l2th \. D., lo-2. m the office of the Recorder, of sand county of Pima m order to hold sand premises under the provisions of section of 234, Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount require q Co A. D.. tSsi.
 And If within ninety uays after thls notice by publication you fan or refuse Co contrbur your proportion of such expenditure as cO-Ovuer, your interest lu saId claim will become the prop erty of the subscriber under said section 233f.
 R. VI. WILkIN. Tucson. 4. T.. January l2th. 1S-2. 3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
NOTICE.
TUcsON. PIMA COUNTY, {

TUCsON. PIMA COUNTY, {
 AEIZOSA TERRITORY, January 1. l-s2. ITO RICHARD HOWELL OR ANY ONE | claiming title under him.
 You are hereby notified that l. the undersigned. have expended One Hundred Dollars m labor and improvements upon the NOupareil Mine, situated m Iyndall Mining District, Pima county, Ari- zona Territory. Tn order to hold sand premises under the provisions of section 232i of the Re- vised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required Go hold the same for the ycaI ending December 31, 1881.
 And If within ninety days after publication of this notice you fail or refuse tO contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner. your interest in sand claim will become the prop erty of the subscriber under section 2S2i
 Jan s-3m JAMES BARRETT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Summons.

" Vs TTTlT T ' IT STEPHEN O'COSNEE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
LAND OFFICE AT Tucsoy. ARIZONA,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FRAN - cis GuJalha has tl.d notice of his intention .1 make final proof m support of his claim De- clarstory statement No 6.5, and secure final entry thereOf. and that such proof will be taken before the Register and Receiver ar their office on the 18th day of tebruary l,f2 at % o'clock A. N. for the W. -s of V. E- -t section 5 and r.. i of \. F. -s. section c. township NO i6 S. E. No. 9l E and names the following as his witnesses. Jesus DiOs, Leonardo ApC,.acD. RoInou Pacheco. and Anto- mo tirIialba, all of Tres Alamos
 HESRT COUISs. Register. First publication. January s. Is-a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Mining Notice

ITO JOSEPH POWLIN OE Ia.-.
 | tias that may claim under ...- signed gives notice that he has h...'
 i,ssessrnent work done Epol Auole district Pima county. N- i.. ... ending January ], l--2. and plid '- for the same and uuie-- tle -'lll ''-. or those owning under b ID come 70 ninety days fIom lie date of trl- pay 10 me his share of tle mora. -es-ment work. sand mine VIII @ Der feIted tO me. @-''
 Tucson, January 2g, 1,-2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
LAND OFFICE AT TUosoS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN GHATGEORGE
 ~ W. Stevens has filed notice of his intention e make final proof m support Of his claim. de- No. l3i and secure final entry thereof and that such proof wIll be taken before the Register and Receiver at this office on the 18th day of February l-,Z. at l1 o'clock o. ru for N. W, Lt Of x. W. is Soc. % and N. a, of x. F. 1 and \. W. is Of V. F.. Sar. 3s. township 22 s. R ll F., and names the following az hIs witnesses. Henry B. GuIan. Santiago Morsd0. of Tubac. A. IT.. Frederick Ma-~h and Thomas Driscou of Tucson. 4. T. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

THE Masonic Hall will, in the opinion of MT. Stevens, be completed and ready for occupancy by the 1st of March com ing. It has been leased to the Masons for the term of ten years. It IS divided into two separate halls, one of 60 feet in length and one of 40 feet, with ante rooms intervening. The first named hall will be occupied by the Masons themselves; the latter it is expected will be sublet to other orders. According to the terms of contract the building was to have been finished by April lst, but a month earlier will see it out of their hands,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

Notice Of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO T. M
 V Herkes that the undersigned has performed the annual a--f N .u 1ut work. amounting to one kuEd ed dol sts for the year i~-i. 70 the Tucson mine m San NavIe- hills. about i've miles south of Tucson. Pima county A. T.. and you are here by notified c at unless you Tay your proportion Sj of tre same within days from the date of publication uf this no.lco. your interest m sand mlne VIII hc forfeited tu me. according to .aW and you Wll also pay the cost of this advertise meut. J. NJ. SILVA.
 January 2~h. l--2. smW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

THE Tombstone Nugget says: Sun day was the most disagreeable day of the season. Snow commenced falling in the morning, and continued with slight cessation all day long, melting as fast as II fell and rendering the streets almost i'm passable for the mud and slush. To- wards evening the clouds dispersed and the sun shone forth with its accustomed brightness, to be followed during the night by another fall of sno, which was again dissipated by yesterdays sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
NOtic

= FAILED PROPOSALS WILL H. - cd until the ist of March. f. Messrs. Smith & WuziayUcE J for haullng 3O tons of tusa t.H.. . to She COmpanys furnace at rate of 70 tons per day. A.-D .H- from the mine Co sjId lgU er a. tons per day. for pe-Iua of
 Payments will be made mont. .e.
 Bonds wIll be required for t.. fOemance of sand contracts.
 The Company re-erva- t-e n-.. and all bids. ..... ia2sdtw Sup-. FraI t--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

K THK corral attached 10 the ware house of L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, near the depot, there are many painted wagons whose beauty and bright colors tempt investigation, but no sign to beware of the dog is to be seen. IL would, however be well enough to do so, rnasmuch as there is dog, which has the peculiarity of always finding the weak places in neither garment, and as the dog IS strong and healthy; ofa kind that don't let go, but little pleasure Is experienced in look named
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
NOTICE
REcoEpERs OFF

CITY OF TUCsON. January 8. Iss2. ! \ IL PERSONS HAVING RELATIVES AND LA friends inferred at the old cemetery. be- tween Stone and Toole Avenue in the city, are requested t0 remove the bodies and reinter them at the new cemetery within sixty days from the date of this notice.
 All bodies not removed by this time will be ra- moved and reInterrsd under the supervision of the proper authorities. By order of the
 COMMON COUNCIL. Jan 6-6Od CHARLES H. METER. Recorder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
LAND OrFIoEArTr-oy, A-

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIEtN lIi.. ~ B. Quinn has filed uorra Hf ..- make fnal proof in support oi a.- ztOry Statement No. t.il and -... thereof. and that such proof VII .. the Register and receiver at t..- '- day of February, l,-2, % lI gr.". .t W. is of S- W. \. section al. ~. - |. @ ... E. of \. ". it section 3f t1wr-..'" 1" -.- '. and names the following a- rl- u. ...-.-.- W Stevens Sartiago Nora7. or and Frederick Mui-h and I"Hu"- TucSon. A. T. HESET ln.-i'
 First publication. Jaluary l---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

WITH the little Indian boys Judge Meyers is becoming an especial favorite, a second delegation of good family, standing and qualifications were yester- day introduced and learneily discoursed upon the nutritious qualities of beef, fed upon the succulent grasses of Arizona. A theme dear to the hearts of all ranch men and the Judge, good citizen as he is, anxious that the country receive the advantages of their information kindly persuaded them to go before the Grand jury and answer the charge of being thieves, so for that purpose they joined their brethren in the county jail.