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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
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The New Meuco and Arizona railroad has been completed from Benson to Casa Blanca, distance of about sixty-nint and half miles, and tickets at the rate of ten cents per mile are sold over the road. and between the stations named The cost of the road thus far has aver aged on an aggregate twenty-nine thous- and dollars per mile. Within the line of Arizona work has generally been suspended pending the rainy season, when that IS over the road will be pushed to its completion. At Casa Blanca, the southern terminus, wells are being sunk and tanks put up. The building mater ial for the depot IS on the ground From that station the whole of the Harshav country will be supplied as will be tho entire eastern end of the Santa Riti mountains, the station being but five miles below Hughes ranch.
 Work Is still being pushed ahead from the Sonora hne and contractors from that section have been drawing on the generosity ofthe contractors on this side. for the use of their idle teams Mir Joe Hampson, who IS reported to have the best teams on the road, has loaned one hundred teams for the use of fcontractors working from Hermosillo up this way
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
The Ada Vi. * VI. Co.

The silver mill for work on the Adi
 mine, ID the Old Hat district, Is alread, on the way from San Francisco, ana will, in less than three months, be pound
 ing away and knocking the gold loose with every drop Of the stamps. The Company owning the Ada are also the owners of two additional claims. the whole aggregating some four thousand five hundred feet. on the same ledge. The rock k free golG bearing, and the lowest average assay given is fifty dol lars to the ton, and from that mp into many thousands. The gold can be seer with the naked eve in much of the rock. Along the course of the ledge the com pany have four shafts averaging fit feet m depth and fully half dozen oi ten feet or more. The ledge varies from two and half feet 10 six inches in width but Is clear and well defined along its entire couIse with an ever increasing tendency to widen with depth. With their present developments the company claim, by calculation with a liberal al lowanc for all contingencies, to hay, fully one hundred thousand dollars wortl of ore in sight. That is on the dump, and in the ledge between shafts. Tn, mill will have but five stamps to begin with, provided with the necessary set tiers and paus with view of preventing waste, bnt the number of stamps can be further increased as occasion may de- mand. Mr. M c. Elmore and other of- ticers in the Tucson Gas Company are among the fortunate owners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
SUMMONS.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI clal District, m ths county of PIma, Tern tory of Arizona. Annie r.. Whitney plaintiff against Georg- II. Whitney. defendant. Sum mons.
 Action brought in the District Court of th. Elrst Judicial District in and for the county O Pima. m ihe Territory of Arizona.
 he Territory of Auzona sends greeting tt George II Whitney.
 iou are hereby summoned and required Co sp- pear m an acton brought against you by tho above namet plaintiff iu the District Court of the Flrst Judlclal District iu and for the c0unty of Puma. in the errItury Of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed WIth the Clerk of thls uurt at IursOn. m sand county, la copy of which com plalnt accompanies thIs -ummou-l within twenty days ieXclusIye uf the day of -ervIceI after the service upon you of thIs summ0n-. fl served ID thI- county; but if served out Of the county an, within thls District. then within thirty days: m all other cases fotty days.
 Sald action is brought by said plaintiff against sand defendant Co obtaiu decree d- ssolviua, ae bonds of matrimOny eXiSuns between sad plaIn- ilii and defendant on the gtoun of inhumAu treatment. will more fully apf ear by reference Co the complaint herewith. And you arp hereby notihed that 1T yOa fan tn appear and answer the compl ant above required the plaintih wlli take judgment hy default and apply Co the COurt for reiIef and cUSts and disbursements In this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of sad Dis
 trict ourt, at Tucson. thIs -lth dal of May A.
 D. l--3- GEukIF 4. CLUM. Jerk. By C. W. 'LJM. Deputy. may2--2-uv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
(iuaymaS.

Mir. NJ. A. Jackson, one of the editors
 and propnetors of the Weekly lnterna-
 tional, a live paper published ID Sonora
 and devoted to the interests If that
 State, visited the CITIZEN sauctum to- | day. Mir. Jackson is quite enthusiastic i over Sonora's future greatness as a State
 which he predicts will ere long be far
 advanced beyond its present place Tn the
 completed to place called Santa Ana | two hundred miles this side of Quay
 mas, where it will be for the next several
 weeks detained on acc mt of the ex- ceedingly heavy grading at that point l By July lst It will be in Magdalena and the beginning of October will see it over the line. New towns are springing up and others are improving. Over two thousand Americans are now in the State, a number of whom have taken money there and are engaged in busl- ness in the different towns along the line of road. In the city of Guaymas, W. B Hooper X Go. are constructing a sash. door and blind factory which together with five ton ice machine, will be in readiness for operation not later than the first of the coming July. In the course Of several months two lines of steamers in addition to the one now plying between Guaymas and San Fran cisco, will be put on, one to ply mp and down the coast and one to and from Fort Lobos An immense trade, Mr Jackson thinks, will also be bdilt up by the exportation of oysters, clans, fish, lobsters, etc, of which there Is a great abundance, oysters being sold at the rate Of twelve and half cents per dozen.
 The railroad company are building shops for the housing of their rolling stock. The authorities are raising the city plaza two feet higher than it now is. It will then be planted with shade trees, | flowers and towering shrubs. This will | be made the favorite promenade for the l handsome bellies for which Guaymas is | already SO famous. Fruit is now ripen- l ing and the harvesters are busy at work | in all the valleys and the whole country | wears general air of permanent pros- psrity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
sU lI MONS

IN THE DlSTICT COURT. FIRST JUDI cial District, County of Pima. Territory o Auz9ua- Mary Clark Plaintiff against Jason l. Clark. Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of th, Eir,t Judlcial District m and for the county u Puma, m the Territory of Arzona- The Territor! of Arl1Ona sends greeting to Jason l.. Clark lou are hereby summoned and required Co ap pear m an action brought against you by tht above named plaintiff in ;he District Court oi the Flrst Judicial l istrict m and for the county oi PIna- m the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint nlei with the Clerk of this Court at Tucson. m sad County, Ia copy of winch complaint accompanies this summons within twenty day lexclusIve of the day of servIce after the service upon you of thus summons. fl served m thls County but If served out Of the County and within the district. then within smrty days; in all other cases forty days.
 Sald acton ls brought by the sand plaintiff tO obtain a decree dis-OlvIng the bonds of matri- muny existing between you. said defendant and the sad plaintiff. as will more fully appear by reference to the con plant herein.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail tO appear and answer the complaint as above rp- quIred the plaintiff will take default and apply Co the Court for the relief therein demanded and costs and disbursements m this behalf ex- pended.
 Iiven under my hand and seal of said District Court, at Tucson, this 2nd day of June A. b. ls-2.
 GEO. A. CLUM. Clerk. NM
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
Pipe Making.

The water pipe makers are hard a work in Fully X Ochoa's corral on Ston, Avenue. They have plenty of iron or hand and MT Dugan says that there will be no cessation in the pipe manu fracture till it is all completed. The iron Is sheared in plates, three feet long by two and a half wide, that width making pipeIeleven inches in diameter. The plates are then punched and reveted with thirty.t two rivets to the section, the sections are then put together in lengths of twenty-five feet each. The men that accompanied MT. Dugan from California are all at work, and by Mon day next an additional force will arrive and be at once put on. There IS no doubt Mir Dugan says but that the city will be abundantly supplied with water by August first.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

PATAGONIA MOUNTAINS PI-' l"-N.|
 ARIZONA IEREIToET Ap-i r ITO LOUIS KLINE OR AN ONE t-AI"-' I iitle under him: lou are hereby that we. the undersigned. have eEla1.-. .. Hundred Dollar in lahOr and ma. -ls on hs Eur-- a mIne. situated Ir -.e mountains, PI a county. A-iEHH. L.--. order tO hold sand premises under L sl IDS of secti Z3lt Of rhe E-vI--t the Unite States being ths tu1Ir' hold the same for the year eaI.1- lr 1881.
 And if within ninety days af'a- Hl of this nOtice y0u fall or refuse -H your proportion of sgch expo. cO-Owuer. your interest Iu cad r come the property of ti a -ui-rr'.- .. ton 23zL J. W. WILLIAMS .
 CHARLES NILS N.....'. spl31-w-5m EDWARD KElLIla
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
RnmOred Renorts of Indians.

Information reached MT. NJ. G. Saman- lego Tuesday morning from the Canyon del Orc, to the effect that the Apaches had stolen two mules, two horses and two mares with colts belonging to him that were pasturing at a ranch in that section. Later on, several vaquerss at work for Placedo Ruelas, on his ranch
 near the Tortolitas mountains, about fourteen miles north of town, came in and reported that the Indians had driven of between thirty-five and forty head of stock from the ranch named, and that they. the vaqueros, had followed the trail almost to the summit of the mountains but being unarmed dared not go any farther so came to this place for help. It was known for week past that sev- eral Indian families were camped at a place called Batamote in the foothills of the Tortolitas and as they were adiudged peaceful, they were not disturbed. The Indlan men are reported to have visited Tucson and made large purchases of arms and ammunition and then returned to their camp unmolested. The vaque- ros wher following the trail of the lost horses, found several discarded mocco- sins and further up the hill came to a deserted camp in which the wickups were still standing. MT. Samaniego ls,from all the accounts led to be- heve that his horses and mules were the ones first used by the Indians in rounding up and driving offthe other stock, his stock alone being shod, and shod horses had been used for the pur- pose named. MT. Samienago telephon- to Fort Lowell for troops to investigate the affair. Whether there be any truth In It or not will soon be decided.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
Agua Caliente Ranch.

| Yesterday was an exceedingly pleasant
 one for driving, and on the strength oi
 1t the boys had their girls out in full
 force, mostly heading for the Agua
 Caliente Ranch where under the charge of Mrs. Watson one of the best Sunday dinners that can be had in the Territory
 was partaken of. The orange, fig, apricot and other fruit trees are in full
 bearing and in a country like this it is 8 rare treat to be able to gather the fruit fresh from the parent stem. The table at the ranch Is regularly supplied with the best that can be bought or grown. As summer resort the ranch has no equal ID this part of the Territory aud any one contemplating a short trip to the country can not do better than to give the ranch a call. For many years past it has been famous for the sani- tarial qualities of its hot springs. h. vaids giving them a trial invariably come away benefited and refreshed Parties wishing to visit the ranch can dc so without inconvenience, by leaving their order at the grocery store of Mr Sutton on the corner of Church and Congress streets, and the carriage, for the ranch will call at any desired place on saturdays and Tuesdays which are the regular days or the carriage to come Tn. The place Is well provided with comfortable sleeping apartments. A large dining room and new bath houses have been added Give the ranch a visit and then recommend 1t to your friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
SUMd0NS.

IN DIS ISICT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL
 IDistrICt in the County of Pima. Territory O
 trzona. William Zeckendorf plaintiff agains Jose GaiIegos and JesusGalegos. defendants summons
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for th, County oi Pima. in the Territory oi Arizonl. The Ter utory q Arizona sends greeting Co lose GaliegO, and Jesus GallcCos. Nsu are hereby summon ed and required Co appear m an action brough, ,glust you by the abovr named plaintiff in the District Court Oi the First Judicial District in and for the Couniyoi Pima. ID the Territory oi Arizona. and answer the complaint filed wilh the ClcrS 0i this Court at Tucson ir sad County tl copy of which complaint lclom-anies thls summons within twenty days (eNclusiye oI the day Ot servIcel for the service upon you of this summons. d served in this cOunfv. but f served out of the county and within this district. then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days. This sud action Is brought Dy plaintiff against defendants for the fore closure of 90 mortgage on certain property gwen as security on a certain promissory note for Lhe sum of two thousand dollars with in- terest. as will more fully appear by reference Co the complaint on file herein. And you are hereby notified that fl you ful Co appear and answer thc complaint as above required the plaintiff will take default and apply Co the Court for the relief therein demanded and costs and disbursements m this behalf expend- ed.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of th said District Court at Tucson. this tzth dsy December A. D r8sI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
Nnticc aI Enrfritnrr
TUCsOS, PIMA CoUNTY, ARIZONA.
 May 3g l-s2.

TUCsoS, PIMA CoUNTY. ARIZONA.
 May 1g i-s2. To C. P. Howard or those who may claim un- der hIm an undivided one-eighth of the following described property. You are hereby notified that l. wIth the other owners have expended one hundred dollars m labor and improvement up CD the Grand Republic Mining Claim. Arvaca InlnIng district, Pima county. Arizona. being the same property located October I7. 1872 by A. B. CarungtOn, D. Hlgungs. and T. R. Merchant and recorded m the Pima County Recorders Ot1Ce book of mining claims G. page 3li. m order Co hold said premises under the provisions of Section &l2i Revised Statutes of the UnIted States. being the amount required tO hold the stme for the year ending December 3l, 1881. and that l myself have contributed your portion thereof, therefore fl within ninety days after service Of thus notice by publication you fan O. refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-0wuer with costs of publlca- ton, your interest In sald claim will become the property of the subscriber under sad section. 2s24
 Your proportion of sand expenditure is twelve and JLl0U dollars.
 F II CDDE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
Mining Notice.

To John Flanagan. and those claiming under
 h.m:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned. a cO-swuer m that certain T,iTe and mining claim known as the Three Times Loser Mine situated in the Cachlse Mining District. CoChIse County. ArlZuua. has performed ono hundred dollars worth of work on the sad mine for the year endIrg December 3isf, lS~l. and unless you or those clai ming under you pay To me your proportion of the said expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of this notice your interest m said clam wIli become my prop erty
 mh11-sOd JACOB c. WALL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
NtBTIC T..

TTHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY l idl per-"n- that they are The owuet- ot @ oer. taiu minir Q claim -iJuafHd iu Washington Camp. ia the PlfH. uuiu MuCUt in-. Pima County, Ari- zuua, known as trc r.NptrtE NINE
 That patent for suid mining claim Was i-- -ued on The l1th day nf February, I,.1, by th United Siaie- Government tu the uudr-si. ned which patent i- on record In Ihs Recorder ofic in Tucson, Pima County, iu Book i3 uf MtuiHl kecurd-, and for a murr particular record of sad mining claim rciercI ce i- .hrreby made so =aid rccotd
 All pert0U- are warned s--iu-t working said claim. 8. ail tre-pa-=er- thereon will be prose cuted according Co law
 W. c. FORBCSH,
 iYI4 STEPHEN O'CONNER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO D. TIERNET OR THOSE CLAIMING I under hfm.-fuu are hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollar- m labor and improvements upon The Combination Mine. -it- usted m the Empire mining distrIcf. m order Co hold sand premises urter the provisions of sec uOn 3i3i Revised ~tatutes of the United States being the amount required tO hold tbe same for the year ending Dec -mber 3ist. I-sl. And fl within ninety days after this notice by puhlica- ton you fail or refuse Co contribute your pro- portion of such expenditure as a co-owuer. youT interest ID said claim will become the property of the subscriber under sad section 1g1t
 MRS. EUNICE G. CLAkK
 Tucson, \. T.. May ( Iss2 mayIt-Sm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

Only one Herdic coach has been run. uing during 8 week past owing to insufh. cient teams. Yesterday the company purchased No. coach team, and to- day both coaches are running regularly on schedule tune and will run regularly hereafter. The Board of Directors met yesterday and upon report of the Sec retary and Treasurer found that the coaches last month had made a small profit, which will be largely increased this month. The coaches have come to stay and are one Of the institutions of the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned have performed as ass.--sment work for the year ending December Sl is-l SIS worth or work on the Gen. ee mIne located Iu Bunker HIll mining district. County 0f Pima. Territory oi ArIznna. and If T. n. P-teis. uI th se hol1ug under hIm. do not come fOrWaru and pay hi- share of sad s~ses-ment work namely. one half ur SD for above named claim together with cost of publication. within ninety lsli days from the date of this publication his interest in sad claim will according Co the lavys of the United Stat-- become perfected Co tte undcrsl gued
 F.. MCD NiELS
 WI. MILLER. Tucson. March 26. Is-2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11

of with the other two whom have iden- tifed; cannot tell which shot hit the de- ceased.
 JAMES MARSHALL, Porter at the Palace hotel, testified to Levy going to the Palace and inquired for John Campbell: on being informed that he was not in, started to go out by the front door when three shots were fired followed by four or five others. The volumne oftestimony is too great for the space We can spare to-day. It will be completed tomorrow Eds. CITIZENS.
 VERDICT OF THE JURY. We the jury impannelled as a jury of inquest to inquire into the cause of the death of James Levy, deceased, having duly inspected the body and hearing the testimony render this our verdict; 1st. w. find the nam of the deceased IS James Levy, q native of Ireland, aged about 40 years.
 2d. That he died in Tucson, Pima Co, A. T. on the 9th day of June 1882. 3d. That he came to his death from pistol shots fired by pistols in the hands of Wm. Mover. Dave Gibson and John Murphy, with intent to kill said James Levy. W. J. WHITE
 $. W. KEY
 R. JOHNSON,
 ] WILD,
 T. DRIsCoLL,
 SAM. VAS PELT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
rnlIoE oELnIInE,

Estate of Charles J. Spo n. da-a--a Notice is hereby gwen hy rhe l- mInlstrafor Of the estate of tU4f.'- .. deceased, tO the cre,ltor- or. rll t. having claims against sand tec-.---.- them wlth the ne-e-slry yuri-.rr- months after the first pubiira.l'l . Co the st q aimIuI-traro- at he .-.. i. Ian, Saford Graham county. A- i- , ,-
 D,yIE- 2. Hi' Administrator of the estate ut tt-.a- Dated >affSrd May tl. l--2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
Application No. goa for n Patent for The
 h hlbarrss-S Mining Claim.
U.sLlyo oF.lcz AT TrcsgS. AlIzosA.

As -. l4aNN Or- a. AT TUCSON AllluNA. (
 May = Issl. Notice Is hereby given thai the Inca Gold and Silver Mining Cn. by Robert A. Lewis ifs agent. whose pOstoihce address Is Tucson, Arlz0na- has thls dAy nied its application for a patent for i.32i linear feet of the AIbatrOss mine or vein bearing gold, silver and other minerals. with surface ground tu feet m width situated m Ari- vgca Mining District. Pima county. territory of othcla plat on nl- m this Otce as lot number S-. Sad lOt No. 3s being as follows:
 Commencing at the initial monument at the center of the north end ,f the claim. at a pine post feet high, .Xf inches square, m mound of stones and marked A. l. M. Ron thence \. 6l degrees 5l mn tes, k- 2tu feet Co the e corner of clam to a plnc p,Ist -xf inches squarp feet bong. set m the ground and mound ot stones and marked A, NO. II; from Sh.ch post the n V cor her of the preliminary survey of the Arihaca private land claim bear . e . degrees. T. 2,tS feet distant. Thence run S - degrees Co minutes W. ..s.5 feet to tlie corner of the claim Co n pine r-t -xi inches square. feet long. set m ground and "ouud Of -tunes. marked A a O. III. iheuce run \ % .egres 70 mInule- W 3ou feet Co the center of the south Iue of claim tO a pine pest 2xi inches square. feet long, s-t m the. Cruund an. mound of stones marked A No IN. . thence b1 de grees go minutes W. slu feet tO the VI corner Of the claim to a pine post ~ c inches squAn-, feet long. ser ID the ground and a mound of sione. marked A No V. From which post '. S. VI. monument No. q, Arivaca district bears \ 5Als degrees l. -3 feet distant. Thence \ - degre,s iU minutes E l-2a feet tO the n V corner of claim Co a pine post Ext inches square
 
 stones, market A No. VI. Thence 65 degrees h minutes r., Su feet Co the initial monument and D ace or beginning Magnetic variation r. deg ees 4U mn uteS L. cuutaiuIu. i6-T acres Inns claim ls situated on northern -lOpo of Inca Hlll. GigO Rang of mountains miles n VI from Arivaca- The location uutlre of thls mine is recorded m the recorders oihce Of Pima county A. T.. in book J, record of mines page jsO and ssi
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Albatro7s min~ or sur lace ground thereof, are required Co nle their adverse claims with the -sister of the United tates Land Odce at Tucson. Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of pub lcatlen hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. Buell & Anderson, Tucson. Arizona, attorneys for applicant.
 IL is hereby o-,lere that the foregoing notice
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
JACOB c. WALL.
Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I'll!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " undersigned has performed as assessment yorl. for the year ending December 3l. issl. sIDl sorth gf work on the Turk m ne. located in Pata- gouil Mining District. County of Pima Territory of Arizoua. and If II. \. Bragg or those holding title under hIm do not come forward and pay hl- share or sad as-es-meut Nork. namely one-lialf or SD for above named claim. t0gath- er with cost of publication. within ninety le1i days from the date of thIs publication his inter- est i1 sand claim VIII. according Co the laws of the nIted States become perfected tO the under signed. r. M. ALLISON.
 Tn,.ar. March l5 ls.s a--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Rachel NJ. Carr. decsased:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE [ N ~ C-rsign-d. Sp clHl Administrator or the e. tate of karhel M. Carr. d-ces--d. t, the creCit- O-s of, and all persons having claims gzanst the sald ceceaSed, 70 -xh bIt them with the nacss- -ary vouchers, within ten months after fhe tr-r pu niIatlon Of thls notice. Co The sad Sp--I-l Administration at the 0lic- Of P J. Bolsr m Saf- fori. Jraham cOuntg. A. T. ?. J. BOLAA. Sgeclu Admlnlstrator of the sstafe of issehel
 M. arr, deceased.
 Dated, 5Aford. A. T.. May {, fss2 uai.-Hst