Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
WASHINGTON.
Mineral Patents for Arizona. New Mexico and
 California Homestead Patents.
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upon the Trinity Lode, Turkey Creek | mining district, Yavapai county; of Grand Central mining company and l Thomas Struthers upon the Grand Gen. traI Lode; A. H. Cargill, upon Silver Glance, Silver Mining. district. Yuma county.
 NEW MExIco.-Thos. B. Cotron, upon the Hanover Copper mine, Grant county. 1 CALIFoRSIA.-GeorgS Jackson. upon the Occidental Lode; T. E. Mcdonald upon the Grayson Quicksilver mine; Gro mining company upon the Inca Quartz mine; Charles Rice and Wm. B. 1 Stary, Placer mine, Placer county; the Fountain Head gravel mining company, Nevada county.
 The above are part of lot of sixty patents, patented during the last two weeks, Colorado as usual securing the lions share, to wit: r patents. The work of the General Land office was never pushed forward SO rapidly as it is now under the new Commissioner Judge Mcfarland, to whose credit be 1t said, there is more justice and equity, and less technical laws, dealt out to ap- phcants, for patents than at any former perlod in the whole history of the Department. | HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
 Los Homestead patents for the following named persons who en-
 
 tered the same at the Los Angeles Land Office, Cal, all under the Act of May 20, 1862 and Acts supplementary thereto, have just been passed and signed in the General Land Office by the Recorder: Prudencio Dominguez, John Mears, Thos. Marble, Alfredo Salazar, Wade B. Griffin, David Noble Smith, Lewis Post, Rufus K. Porter, Joseph Bath, Wm. A. Ewing, Daniel McRae, Daniel F.. Bow man, John Cram, Ebenezer q. Brown, Danlel A COvington, Evard c Elliff, Vim McHenry, Antonio Aros, James O'Reilly. Sturgis O Lowell, James Kerren, Her bert L Emery, Ramon Rodriguez, Gui- llermo Sallus, Wm H Golfer, Felix Me Gonigle, Daniel McGonigle, Samuel Slut tar, John Long, Joshua 4 Conoway, Peter Luzardi, Jacob Bergman, ThOs. B Hutchins, Daniel Mcintosh, Jane Cas- nez, Martin V. Casnez, Martin TOwhey, John P Christensen, David Tally, Alfred W Suckett, Francis Freshman, Charles Richardson, Matthew Cleghorn, Adcit c Morgan, James Davis, Francisco More no, Juan Maria Trujillo, Lucio Castro, | Luiz Castro, Jean Baron. Manuelita Cota, Jose Antonio Peralta, James Banks, Andres Tortuga, Jose Valencia, ! Wm B Cullen, James Baldrige, Mary | Chilsou, Wm II Potts, Herman Haines, l John Casey. John Bender, Wm B S9uier, ] Charles Danson, Charles G Manser, John 5 Harvey, Geo V Dyche, James c l Barnes, Salvador Moureal, Richard l White, Winfield Scott, Geo King, Nel- son Williamson, Lorenzo Cram, Benia- |. min A Burbeck, Wm Perry, Bevington, | James Yates, Herman Hubling, George 1 Herbert, Jose Buelna. William Dough- | erty, Yicenta Muto, John Wilbour, Mar iano Galdos. | HOMEsTEAD-ARIZOSA.
 The following homestead patents for | Arizona have just been approved in the General Land Office under the Act of | May 20, 1882 etc, for Wm J Simmons, | NE | of the SEE | of the Fl , of the NE !. | of Sec 36, T r, \ of R 4W, and the lot 1, of the WI of Sec g. in T r, Y of | + 3W, 1601S acres.
 Wm II Smith, devise of John Frey, E1& ofSEl4 of Sec 13, in T II, N of R 5W and the lots and from of the SWl4 of Sec IS, in T II, \ of R NV, 15I.54 acres.
 David N Clearwater, NJ of the SEt, and the E1l of the SWli of Sec 3. in T 13, N of R 2W, 16O acres.
 John A Brown, SEE |, Sec 29, in T F, NR3E, 16O acres.
 Randolph Barricklaw, Ei5 of SW ll, NWli of fSEii and the SWli of NEli, Sec r, in T F, NR4W, 16O acres.
 John Davis, Si, of NEl and the Ell of SEli, Sec r, T l3, \ R BE, 16O acres.
 Westley J. Herman, NEi4 of SWIi, NWl, of SElf and Sls of NWIi, Sec II, T 13, N RE, 16O acres. all of Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 CASH, CALIFORNIA.
 Thos $ Hall, of Los Angeles O., WIZ of SEE | and the NE i Of SWl Sec 26, in T ?, N R 13W, 120 acres.
 Thos $ Hall and Henry Berkley, Los Angeles Co.,, SEE i of SWIi, Sec 26, Tn T2, 2,NR 13W, 40 acres.
 HOMESTEAD PATENTS FOR CALIFORNIA.
 The following named persons residing in the Visalia Land District, California, have just been awarded patents in the c L O under the act of May 20, 1862: James H Kenslew, 40 acres; Humphrey Gaynes, 80; Alfred Shed], l2O; Charles Mechanism, 160; James \ Fam, 160; Nathan Bristol. IG0; James R Watson, 80; Micages Brooks, l60; Geo W Parish, 80; Thos J Conley, 30; Chas $ AIillidge, l60; Dudley L Evans, 80; Reuben Butter field, 80; Jacob Hayes, 16O; Jas F Wood, 1880, Joseph Harp s0, Jacob B Spear so Douglas Bagby S0, Geo W Duncan l60, Geo W D Kincade SD, Peter O'Hare S0, Martin Simonick 1GO, Lovel M Kellogg 80, c H Emery so. R R Emery sO, O Miller 80, c W Copeland 80 W 5 Brown 80, D Ross so, $ W Woody 160, Olivo,t Paddock 80, J Yiese leo, NJ Lynch 160. B F Howard SO H Meyer 1GO acres. ] There are really six mines in New Eng iand which have reached the self-sus- taining point, namely, the Ely, in Yer mont, which has already made its own CTS wealthy; the Essex, in New Hamp- shire, which has put in circulation over Sl00,000 in gold. and IS now being worked , more systematically than under former management; the Mascot, in New Hamp , shire, which IS shipping ore enough to pay all expenses, and from development work alone; the Silver Lake, in New Hampshire, which IS shipping concen- , trateS, argentiferous galena, and zinc sufficient to pay for labor in the mine, ] and for running the cOmpany's mill; the , Deer Isle, in Maine, which Is shipping , ore enough for mining expenses and de- velOpment work: and the Cape Roster, in Maine, which IS shipping copper sul- phurets to Portland and zinc ore to New ] Jersey In addition to the companies 1 now paying their way, several other s mines could be made self-sustaining ' within a short time if the respective arrangements deemed 1t good policy to { do SO. The Sullivan, the Blue Hill, the 1 Douglass, the Manhattan, the Cherry field, and perhaps others, could pay their l way from this time forward, if efforts (