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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Application No. sei Tor Patent Co The Thun-
 derer Mining Claim.
[. N. LAND OFFICE. IUCs0N ARIl0NA-

.. -. LAND OFEltE. ILNSoN hhAGhNA- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ Harmon. whose postotice address ls Iucsuus Aribona. has thIs day filed ID tlis office hIs ap- phcatIon for l2ll linear feet of the Ihunderer mine or veIu bearing sIlye- and other mIneral- with surface ground Hu feet on the F end and alj feet on W end Iu width, situuted in ly yn- dall Mining District. Pima Cluuty and Ter rItory of Arizona and df-5i-,uated by the held notes and tiirial plat tle m thI- ouice as Lot NO. e e d 6 Meridian. sud Lot No. = being described a- follows
 Begiuiug at the initial monument at W end Of claim red wood uu-- q Iucle> square, feet lOne iu monument of stones. marked I VI Nu. |; thence run x o. degree t, lal feet Co a red wood post at \ " corner of claim. [ inches square. feet long m monument of stones marked I No. Q; thence S s- degrees co minutes r.. ,zil feet Co red wood post at x T. corner or claim inches squrs an mOnum~nt of stones marked T No. 8; thence N ui. degrees, W 4u feet Co red wood post inches square, feet long DO monument uf stones marked J No. marking end center uf claim, from which post an uak l3 inches m ulHm ter bears ut-s de- ,rees r.. Sl feet distant, marked T No. 5 T. thence N ui, deeree- W on same line. Erl feet from said \ k corner uf claim Co red wood post { ineh-s square. feet long aJ N r. corner of clam, ID monument ot stones marked ] No. g.. thence -yti degue--- W l.3l5 feet tO \ W cor- uer monument. a red wood post inches square, [ feet long m m 'nument of stones marked ' No. e from. which point | < M 3i No. 2NA, Tyndall District bear \ lf degrees, W 8 .65j feet dIs- tlnt; thence degrees ll minutes. E-tu feet Go The initial monument and place of heEnlas. Variation l.. degrees 3i minutes l.. containing l1.-- acres. This claim I- riruatet on the T. sIde of the s,aleru Hil- Weli-Sl0wu u the lyndall BI~tr co and bounded -u the west by tle II len milr. The location notice IS recorded In the reco1ter'- oelce for Pima County. A ', m book records of .nIur- page l-a and i-L
 Any and all uer-un- claiming adverSely any portion of sad Ihuuderrr mIne. cor the -ur- face ground. are required Co ul- their adverse claIu Wlth tue Register of the UnIt-l tates Land Otlce at Tucson, lu the Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of pub lcntiun OF they VIII bs barred hy virtue of fh- provisions of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
bIock eO raised from 10 to 50: lot s in

block 60 raised from 10 to 50; lot in block 4 from 15 to 9.
 John s Warner, parts of lots and 3 in block 236 raised from 600 to l5OO.
 John Wild lots and 9 Tn block Al reduced from loo to 90.
 Solomon Warner. lot ! in block 19s, raIsed from S2,OO0 to S2,50O; all of block 20, from $50 to $500; lot II in block l1S, from S25 to $50; lot in block l02, from S25 to S2OO; lot in block 47, lot F in block 49, Tor in block 42 and lot 9 in block 5s from S15 to s25 each; lot 3 in block so from 8 to $50
 Sol. Wanganheim, J. NJ. Wilkins, agent. lot 9 in block 21S, raised from 5000 to S3,j00.
 Richard WofIenden, part of lot f in block 241, raised from S60 to SlOO; lot 10 in block 172. from S20O to $500; part of lot Pin block 23j, from 15O to 300; lot Il in block 229, from 300 to coo; lot 3 in block 129, lot F in block 47. lot i'll block il, lot in block 6S and : in block 12l. reduced from % each to 25 each.
 J. N. Wilkins, lot 10 in block 2O6, ralsed from 5000 to 5O00.
 c. F. Wilkins < Co.,, merchandise raised from 2.OOO 10 5000.
 Leopold Wolf, lots l, 4 and in block 15i, raised from 30 to D, lot m block 35. lot l in block g and lot F in block 57. from 10 each to 2j each; lot in block 23S, from 90 to loo; lot l in block l46, from 10 to 9: lot in block 232, from 5O to I50; lots I. S and 9 in block 54, from 30 to 75.
 Mrs. W. W. Williams, W. B. Horton, agent, lot l, in block s25, raised from 1000 to 12,O00.
 T. F. White, lot lO, in block 3S. and lot 6, in block III, from % to ? each.
 Lucy Worms, lot9, in block 22S, from 1000 to 1,jOO
 Mrs. E. D. Wood, lot ,, in block l9i, raised from 2,OOO to 5000
 Loretta Yguerra, lot ,, in block 6S, reduced from 100 to 50.
 L. Zeckendorf S O.. lot 3, in block 2l0, raised from zoo to 1000; lot ,, in block 252, from 75 to 200; lot s, in block 1O2, from 100 to lj0; lots s, 9 and 10, in block l6l, from % to 75;,mortgages, from l,50O to 4,60O; merchandise, from 10000 to 10000.
 l.. Zeckendort, lot l, in block POI, raised from 15OOO to lS.OOO; lots and ?, in block 2i4, from ? to 50.
 4. Zepeda, part of lot IS, in block 223, raised from GOO to 1000.
 Maximo Zunigo, part of lot 16 in block 223. raised from 300 to 500: part of lot 15 in block 223, from $500 to S7OO.
 Wm. Zeckendorf lot , in block 241, raised from % to go; 10 lots in block 4s from 40 to 250; lot in block 39, from g to POO; lot in block 2I3, from 50 to 1j0, 10 lots in block 70, from 45 to 2jO; 10 lots in block 2i4, from 90 to 25O, lot 3 in block 2i2 from lO0 to 300, subdi- vision 75xlOO, block 100 from 100 to 800, from 5000 to G0,0O0.
 W. Zeckeudorf & z Staab, lot 9 in block 2)9 raised from S10 to 2OO0
 The board then adjourned to meet a. 10 o'clock a. m. July to hear any com plants that may be made in regard to the raising of property
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
~I VI MONS

TN THE DiSTICT COURT. FIRST JUDE cial D.strIcr. County of PIma Territory af Arizona Mary Clark Plaintiff against Jason l.. Clark. Defendant.
 Action brought In thr District Court o- tH.. flr-t JuuiClal District Iu and for tls county of llua. m the Territory of Ar11ul. The lerritory uf Arlxpua sends greeting Co Jason l.. Clark. lou afe hereby summoned and na4uI r-i t1 abe bear lu aD action brought a--l.nsf y1l hy -ia above named piaIutih m -he D.strlr- Court of tLe flr-t Judlclal District Iu and for t1e county of Pima. lu tla Territory of ArIzpla- and 1u-szar the complaint hled wIth the Clerk of thI- Court at Iuc-un. Iu sud County. "a copy of which complaint arcompanIr- this -uu.mou- within twenty day le1ciu-Ive of the dy 0i -@rvlce alter the service upon you Of tti- summuu- if served iu thls County but f served out Of thr County and within the district then within thirty dAys; m an other cases forty days.
 Sad action is brought by tbs said plaintiff ta ubtaln decree dl-solvIEg the bonds of uafri- mouy existing between y0u- sand defendant and the sand plaintiff. as VIII more fully appear by reference Co the complaint herein
 And you are hereby notified that # you fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired, the plaintiff will take default and arrIy Co the Court for the relief therein demanded sr3 costs and disbursements m this behalf er- pended.
 Given under my hand and seal of said District Court at Tucson, this Znd day of June 4. D. ls52.
 RT c, V. cLrx Deputy, .a1-ss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
NOTICE
PATAGONIA MOUNTAINS Puf4 COUSrY.
 ARIZONA IEnRIrORY, April %. i-,..

TNL NT"NIN V-NIIIN0- I'M VV|NIN-
 ARIZONA IEHRITORY April -h i-,1. rE7O LOUIS KLINE OR ANY ONE CLAIMING 'ifle under him: Ton arc hereby u tined that we the undersigned have expended One Hundred Dollars in labor and iiu proveIue .ts uG- on he Euresa mIue situated iu the Pftse .ria muuntaiu-- Pila county. Arizona Terrtory. m order tp hold sand premises under the provi- si IDS oi -ectl n -slt of the Revised S'atufr- of the Unite Stafe~. being the amount required tu hold the sane for thr year ending Deceta ber sl. le-I.
 And if within ninety days after publication Of thIs notice yol faIl or refuse Co contri huta your proportion of such expenditures as a co-owuer. your interest in said claim will be- come the proT-.rty of tle subscriber under sac- tiou 1iL4. J. ". WILLIAMS.
 CHARLES WEISENROEN au'E1-w-gu EDWARD kEATTTE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
\ AppPiicati"n No. siS for Patent to Doe
 Nuha Mining Claim
U. S.LUSD OFFICE Tucson. A. r-
 IH.H..|# H--

NOTICE IS HEEf EY GIVEN THAT FILL ~ ott b Eaurrard V ham X NoaH H.-T sheldon, Man '. ~rruueT Marion ~ 0".. Henry Robinson. william. EHl.r-Hr NiH-ra .- EpnIu-9u arfI George Ert-ri-"r. sa.-r l-.- uulr" uulr'#-- I- care H. J. f. " HI-" Ia... A. ts .ss f.lI- lfr .... .a- r".rr .I. r..- rut Tor .a- lreHr s.a. .r ... a.- r-.n- u.flr;1- -".i- .r.H .... Hf.-- v.iA -uriac" -rHu1l ".. .... -... ''i brr.iftrvr.lr ulrIrr ..-.-..-. s U.".. Arizona. and de-fra.,o av tHa fr.H Ur'.H s-I u-tcl-l plat uu l." -. .rr- rl-. ..- NH..- S.lI bot .i t~us s- foo. .H-- rn-a.r
 Beginning at tur Ili.H. uruem.r. .i chm. beTur mesquite poet 'Et Inches. '.. .H- monument ut -foue-. wHrtHI Y ! VI. t-'" HuicI United ~'.tf-- uIl-Hi. uH..r"I.. N.....- grFriie mfuIuE UI~tr.-t Nl !. tfl.. -f ... lis9 feet. thsucr e deg r --- f.at foo a -.-- qulte pest iXi Inches ffe- .H-. af -s rH-a- marked } S r- thence 30 aH- .I r.H lh. feed tp ueS.I .IuIt- post iZt IrUh.-. : fat- .na- f us scuruer marked ! N J.. ln Uolul u- -tH1.-.
 Thence % deg e min w 5u '.e- ta a e..'r monument of rlum ." mc-Iul-a uU-. iri .1..-s . t-gf long. marked N t. from v..r. sI'f oak l- .ncnes u diameter he,.r- ,l dog t -'- W 5Z- feet distant
 Black oak tree li inches iu daH,i.r bear. ltd"g 20 mn e. hu,h marked Q TI Nt.
 Thence -aI-- cour-e at tuU fa-f r. .a=.l'- poet txi Iuchc- feet lou,. I1 mound .- -'"s-- at nv corner, marked | \ W.
 Thence s- al deg 70 ..- f--' tY r.t-.I .'. i'-t iVi inches [ --st long lr mound H. ...- ' -S corner, uarSei x ".
 Thence 5Ii. dog DO Hr f-at tp H.. ..- monument post N. fl. pace of h.-rr. Variation I. a..- 90 min -. tuataiuHr .... arro-.
 The amended location notice lf .H.- Il' r-cDrIied iu tlr Recorder H.tss for i. cog ty. 4. T.. in book uf records of ua--. rHsa- ,' aud15n.
 Any Jad ali par-al- claimiu- .v-H-. .- portion of sand luha ml1a as ta. -r-'.a. arc r-Iu,rei Go tl.. faefr siF-r-- r...r F... .. Register of ths United -tli-- Lad ul.. Tucson, Arizona. during fhc -l-.. I.-- %. publication. OF they WIIl ha .ars# T.. r-. Df The rr0gl-l0u- nf rha --IfH-a
 HENRY tuLSI'~ ae-s.a.
 lt is herehI ordered tnIt tt- f..a-H.r- oe puh.I-nsd -lVfg dag- .f-a rHr-....-Er. a.r.- published at Tuc-or. t. .I ...r-. r.-as .- .-- by d--tguate1 by me a- pIhI.-IH. rH.-.- claim UENET DJJ SINS s--.--.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
NntIcr aIrnrt.i-n-r.
TrcsoS. PIMA Coru Aauay,

TUCSON. PIMA turEr-. 2.Il.,'
 Har - l-- To C. p HouaHl Dr tIo-. v.u ae der hIm al undivided ou--ai-.-I 1t described property You a-H ..-'. that J. wIfI rta other 0vfH-- IrF. .-r hundred dollar iu alrr au. l.rr un 'h- Grand E-uutl- 'irr- '..- A.' IuIul1. di-trlcr. Piua county Arl.r same property. .lurstetl October .. tarrnsTou. D. HlrUr-e. and .- and recorded Il tf- Fu. '. Ollre- book ut mining r...H- ... urli-r tu hold said prsurl-'- nm. of Section -zi. Revised ~r.r---- .. State. helur rln amount H.l.".t E slmr for t1- year aaIIr- December sl- and that ] wy-a.f hare r1lf-. alf-i I'.. thereof. therefore f vItuu r.r''. - -ervlre 0f ttl- notice rr r-Hl'a'.. Or refuse r0 contribute g1ur Hr"1n-.- expenditure a4 cl-lar-r -sIf. r.-'- . lol- yuur irt.-ra-- In -alt r...u s. pruua-fv of h.. -ra-rriaa- rr 2s3t Your proportion 4f -ri. srH.r.-r .' and s-liO dollar. .,.a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
yarjouS Causes,

Advancing years, care. sickness, dis appointment, and hereditary predisposi tion-all operate to turn the hair gray, and either of them inclines 1t to shed permanently. AYERS HAIR NIGoR will restore faded or gray. light or red hair to a rich brown or deep black. as may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp, giving 1t a healthy action. It removes and cures drandruff and humors. By its use falling hair Is checked, and e new growth will he pro- duced in all cases where the follicles are not destroyed or the glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully shown on hrasly, weak, or sickly hair, on which a few applications will produce the gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless and sure in iys results, ir is incompsrable as dressing. and IS especially valued fr the soft lustre and richness of tone 1t imparts.
 AYERS HAIR NIGoB Is colOrless; con taius neither oil nor dye: and will not soil or color white cambric: yet 1t lasts long on the hair. and keeps 1t fresh and vigorous, imparting an agree able perfume.
 For sale bv all druggists
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
SIeepleSsueSs.

Narcotics and sedatives murder sleep; the unnatural stupor is soon followed by i'll effects. Simmons Liver Regulator re- moves the cause ot trestlessness and sleep lessness by regulating the bowels, by es- tablishing good digestion and luieting the nerves. Try it and you will soon know the blessing of good health and sound sleep.
 'Ibave been a great sufferer from dys- pepsia and loss Of sleep. As soon as I feel the least nervous l take dose of Simmons Liver Regulator, and sleep all night. MRs. F. BRYANT,
 Griswoldsville, Ga.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO D. TIERSEY OR THOSE CLAIMING under hIlu. You are hereby notified thar l have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Combination Mine. sIf- uAtet ln the Empire mining distnct Iu orl-r fo hold sad premises under the ptOvI-Iou- Of sec ton zi3i Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required to hold tn- same for the year ending December alsr l--l. And If within ninety days after this notice hy DunlIra- uun, yOu ful o- refuse Co cputrihu-- your pro- portion of such expenditure az a co-owuer. yofir R iere=t ID sad clam wIll become th- property " the -ub=criu+r under sad sect ou -.I4
 MRS. EUNlCE c. CLARK
 Tucson, A. T.. May lf. l--1. uayI4-3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Just What is Wanted.

Don't throw away your clothes, have them renovated at Msck's renovat- ing room. CITIZEN building, sos Congress st., Tucson. Tailoring, dyeiny. etc. Ladies silk or woolen habiiments cleaned or dyed. Order by postal csrd or street boxes. Benson, MaricOpa and Casa Grande take notice.
 febl5-tt HAMTL ION McCrLLocE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Leeai.
Application No. sOo, for Patent to the
 saint Nirholas Mini"g Claim.
U.s.L,sD oFncE. TrcsoS, AEzo>,.

N.
 May 1.. l-'2- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V san Cafarina Copper Company ty James Uueil Its attorney, whose Tu-tor- cF adurtr- IS Iur-0n. Arlznna- has this day ni',i iis applica- tion for patent for iblis linear feet ut the stunt Nicholas uiiue or vein bearing copper and silver Nifh surfacp ground ali feet at one end and tl3 feet at fine other end In width. -ltuated in Old Hat mining district. county of Pima and Terri r,,rv of Ariznua. C. and \. k. meridian. and des- ierafed by the field notes and oihcial plat on nle in this office as lot No. g. Said lot No. Ss being ,ts follows. to-plt.
 BesinnInE at the initial monument at the center of the cium at a juniper post m. sqr, feet long iu mound Of stone and marked e.. N k \. No. [. from which J- S. mineral 1lun- No. Old Hat district bsar- x. n degrees 2u uiiu- ltes F. ig.e feet distant.
 Thence \. ss de.-rc,.s 20 minutes F. 6Dt feet 70 ea-terly center end of claim to a cru-s cut m rock and oak poet m. sqr fec long an mound of stones and marked \. \. No. .
 Thense run n 9 Cel,ree~ Sl minute V l,- ft to ne corner at oak post inches square in mound Of stones. and ma-kel = \ No g.
 Thence S. -i dagrst-s 2l minute. W. jsi feet on northerly boundary of claim to oak post m. sqr. feet long in mound ut stones uarkeTt \ N- No. L.
 Thence same cour,.e at 9siI feet to \ V corner at oak post ln cor. feet long n mound Of stones and marked x No. 8.
 Thence run < 9 da.I7.ss go minute F. Sn feet t1 westerly cente- end of claim at uak psst iu ST. feet long m mound oi stones and marked \ \ No.t.
 A'uuf IuuIuE same course at tfsrl lt titlA post [ in. -qr feet lorg at $ W corner of claim in mound of stones. marked \ \ No. Thence i8 degrees T. .i3 feet Co oak past m -lr feet l0ug m mound of stones. in south line of claim marked S \ No. -.
 Thence \ 16 desre-s r. tsl feet to \ F corner CT claim within oak post | incte. square feet long in mound oi stones marked \ No. Q
 Thence \ degret- ai minutes W Z55 feet to po-t No. the place of beginning uf the exterior buundary of -aid claim. Variation l2 degrees 9l minutes east con- tanning lu.71 acres. This claim s situatrd in the x W slope of Marble Peak n the Santa Catalina mountgins about mile northerly 0f kattle-nake creek.
 The location of this mine is recorded In the Recorders office. for Pima county. m oook-uf records of miners pagc.-
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any poT- ti1n of sad saint Nicholas Mine or surface ground are repaired Co hle their HdVersr claims, with the Register of the Uuittsi States Land Office at Tucson. in the Territory of Anzona, during the sixty days period of pubncutl0r hereof or they will bc barred hy uriur of the provisions Ol the Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. l. i. hereby ordered that the above notice be publisled sixty days ten consecutive week-l in the CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Pima county. Arizona, winch K hereby designated by me as the newspaper published
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. First publication, June |, l,s2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLAIMING \ under him.-Nuu are hereC y notified that ~e have expended one hundred dollars m labor and inpruver-@pts upon the Isabella Nine situated in the Aztec mining district. m orler co hold sand premises under the provisions of section 232t Revisei Statutes of the United States. being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 3lst. lssl. And fl within ninety days after fhls notice by publication yOu fail OF refuse Co contribute your proportion of -uch expenditure as a cu-ovuer. your interest ID the said claim will become the property of tle -ubscribers. uud-r sad -sctiun -4.
 J. V. FUQIA
 w. LiCHLlIER.
 .A.LICHLIIEE. Har-iaw. 4. '. June !. is-t.- Junei am.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
NayIIN

TTlHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY Ng .-i. | all pers1u- tlsr they --a fs '' '- taiu mining claim -iru4t-C il a---ir -f.. in the Paflguuia N9-rralT-. H.l4 i---.. - zUua. known a- t-- EMPIRE NINE .. That patent ilr cold u.-.-- .- & .r. sued Ou The isth day ol Fe1--a-F, ..', United States Guyerau-ur rI fa- whicr patent i- uu record lr -l- H.t-- ,-.-. in Tuc-ou, Pima Couary, lr E1HE -' Records, and Tor more psrf -- -..i .+ mining claim reieref cs i- .--y1g -- record ..# All persons are Earl-d l-4---- Fc--.-- claim, as all rre-pl---r- Is-r-cl g-l --
 VIC. FORBCs sH.,.-v
 iva STEPHEN GSgNNA"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
U. 5. MINING LAWS.
Information fer owners and Loeators of Mines- Applications for Patsnts-How to Deal with Gross Lodes- Tunnel Rigkts-AdveTse Claims The Law in Regard to liens Etc
apr4Ic.uox FOE PArEST.

Where uapers have been once filed with the Register and Receiver, they become part of the record. and can neither be withdrawn nor ro- turned. but must be transmitted 10 the General Land Office.
 An application will be rejected when the de scription of the premises is erroneous or insuii- cen5.
 Application for patent will be injected because
 First-The notice WIS uublished without the xnowledge or The Register.
 Second-The notice vas not published in q newspaper designatei as published neare~t the claim.
 rhird-Rscord title was found defective and;
 Fourth A previous Fpplicstion had been made for the same pr .mises, which was withdrawn pending a suit in coart commenced, by t-e ad- va-se claimant.
 An application for patent will be rejected when the survey does not accurately define the bound aries of the claim.
 Where the claim was not located in accordance with law.
 Where several parties own separate and dis- tinct portions Of claim. application for patent may be made by either for that portion of the claim owned by him; but where several parties own undivided interests in a mining claim. all should join in an application for patent.
 A person or association may purchase as many placer locations as the local law admits and eui- brace them all in one application for patent.
 Two or more lodes cannot be embraced in one application for patent except for two or more lodes within their boundaries.
 Papers sworn to before any person purporting to act as @ deputy for the Register and Receiver cannot be recorded as evidence.
 In all patents for mining claims situated with in the interior boundaries of a townsit0. clause is inserted excepting and excluding all town property rights upon the surface, and all houses, huildings structure lots blocks. streets, alleys, or other municipal improvements not belonging to the grantee herein. and and all rights neces- sary or proper to the occupation. possession and enjoyment of the same
 Publication of notice must be made m only one newspaper for the period of sixty days
 Notice must be published ten consecutive weeks in weekly new-papers and in daily news paper sixty days must elapse between the first and the last insertions.
 Where the Register designates tho daily issue of a paper for publication of notices of a mining application for patent. 1t is not a compliance with law 10 change to the weekly edition of the same paper without authority of the Register.
 The existence of a salt spr lg on a tract of land withdraws it from the operation of the home stead and pre-emption laws. A hearing for the purpose of proving the agricultural character of such land is not allowed. Land containing val uahle deposits of slate may be entered under the mining Acts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Raarl nf Supervisors.

4 regular meeting of the Board of Su- peryisors was held Monday afternoon.
 Upon application of varions citizens of Gunsight. Myers district, Mir. H. K. White was appointed Justice of the Peace.
 The application for the appointment of ". [. Campbell as Justice of the Pence. and Thomas Evans az Constable for Calsbasas. was lad over until the the mex: meeting.
 The application of Trevor Lloyd, Jus tice of the Peace of Harshaw. for an eX- tension Of his leave Of absence, was de- niej, and he was requested to turn over the books and papers of his office to the county Recorder, unless he returns at the expiration of the time previously given him.
 The Board of Supervisors then sd- journed to meet at n a. m. to-day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
TTNNT IS,


 There is uo authority of law for tunnel loca- tioa s.un by I.5D0 feet. A proper location Is the width of the tunnel for 2uuO feet.
 There is no provision of law for patenting tnn- nsl locations but lodes discovered iu running @ tunnel mHy patented in like manner as 0;her .odt~.
 The right is granted to tunnel oWuer- to .5o1 fee; of each blind lode. not previously known Co exist which may be discovered in their tunnel
 When a lode is struck or discovered for the frst time in running a tunnel the tunnel owners have the option of recording their claim of Ii0 feet all on one side of the point of discovery or in- ter-ectiou. or partly on one side thereof and partly on the other.
 Prospecting for blind lodes i- prohibited on the line of located tunnel while the tunnel Is m progress. but other parties are n no way deharrpd from prospecting for blInd lcdes or running tun- nel-, 50 long as they keep without the line of z4lch tunnel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
HESRT COUSINS. Register.

It shereby ordered that the foregoing notice b- published sixty days lten consecutive we-<sl iu the Arizona CITIZEN. 60 weekly newspaper published at Tucson. \ Y which paper I- here by designated by me as published uearr-t such claim. HENll COUSINS. Register.
 EAHLL X SMITH. Attorneys for Applicant.
 First publication Ju-y 9. io,3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
U.s. LAND OrrIcr tucson. Arl.aHa,

auu" N NV NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al4EN- ~ and-r Harrison has filed notice of his intel- tiau to make final proof m support of his pre- emption D S No -ia claim and secure final en- try thereof and tfat -uch proof vill be taken at this office on ths 1lih day 0f July. l-s2 at 10 o'clock a me- for the ne it sec lg, T l6. < R li F.. and names the following a- his witnesses, VIZ: H--ry Hu.hmar M J Brlndage, Jos. Betz and M F Kit. all of Tucsuu. A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. E---t rr.i, ricafion Tuu.a II. I--1