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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
HLNhI OILsINS. EesIster
HAM IUJSINS, NesIsler. First publication. October 2q. Iss2.
Application No. 21S tor Patent for the
 Iron Gap Mining Claim
lND OFFlcE' IrcsoS. AaIzoyA,

|. S. LAND Offi-E, TUCSON. AGITONA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyGN TIitT ID. A ward r. A lis and Jame- McC. Elliott. who-t po>tuulc- ut1re-s ls lu are of T. L. Sttlez Inc con- Arizona, have q Is day u.el tlesr appii s- ton Tor patent Tor hffeeI huIdrct linear f.. ot the Iron Cap mine or vcIu bearing silver and clpffr. witA s-rrace ground siE uudrej f-f Iu width. situated lu llars.aa mining district county Of Pima and Territory of Arizona. and GeslFuated by tn- ned notes aI a utlcial plat on file ln fll- office a- Lot No. 4l, siid Lot No. 4s being a- follows. to-wit: Bi- inning at th ilitir. 1ulumCut at The W enl ol claim. where t.e nutIco of .ucstiuu Is io-tei. at poet SNj Iucle6 and feet long. msrsed ''I. C. No. L.
 Thence < ii deg. s1 min. F. ..u feet Co c. @ SW corner o' cla m, Co post .Na inches aud feet long. marked T. t- Nu. H. whence .. S Min eraI Monument No. 8, Hrr.Iaw district, bears S des- 3' ulu. r. 2. 2u ice' q -,aut.
 Thence st deg. a wiu. G. t.ls0 feet Co SF cor her Of sia l, e post sx3 inches and feet long. nil-sei T. t. No. III. ."
 Thence N l5 deg. 8. min. V s1J feet 10 the o,lst- ery end center of claim, Co 60 post 2x3 iUc-es and feet long. marked T. C. NH.IV
 THence ' l5 g. e mn. W sro fec 'o the NE corner Of claim, Co g post ax3 iuche-, feet lols
 Thence q deg. g min. " i.lnl fee; Co The NV corner of claim Co an oak tree lJ inches in diameter and marked IT, c. No. NI."
 Thence l5 deg g min. l. -0y feet. Co Inc place of beginning.
 Masnet.- variation I2 Jes 5s min. E. contain ing 1LHi acres.
 Inc locit,ou Of this mine Is recorded iu tle Recorders uhce of Pima county. hrJzoua. Ter rlto-y. m Book J cf kecu-is Of nIue=. The ad- joining claimants Gre none.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion ot sand Iron Cap mine or surface ground are required Co file their adverse c aims with the Register of tle Uarei ~t tates Land Office at Tucson. iu the Territory ot Arizona- during Che sixty duy-' period of pub hcatlou hereof or they will he barrel by virtue Of the provisions of the =tatute
 HENkl COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
EARS for tlG MILLION
Foo Ch0a's BaIsam ui ShaIS's oil Positively Restores fhe Hearing, and Is Inc Only AbSoIute Cure for Deafness
 Known.

This Oil Is aJstrscttd from rrcui i.=r -fscics or white shark. eau 4ht Iu Che Yellow Sea. known as CARCHtEoDOS RuSDELETu. Eyery Chinese Esh- erman knows It. lts virtues as restorative of hearing wrr. discovered hy a Buddhist IrIc-t about the year till. its curgs were s0 numerous and many SD seemingly miraculous, lot Inc remedy was officially pFuciaIme oyDr tas entire Empire. tts use became so universal that fBr over 3Dl years no cesfuess h1e existed auIcn. the Chinese people Sent cEgr-es prepaid, tu any address at SI. co Ter bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
ihe palace Hotel.

Mr. George Rayfeld has again as- sumed charge of Tucson's fayorite ho- tcl and announces elsewhere that he will make it "The" hotel of the future as 1t has been of the past. Mir. Ray field was born in the business and is considered one of the foremost hotel men m the country. His wide and long experience as a public caterer has pecu- harly fitted him for his present position as manager and proprietor of the Palace hotel A more genial and wllolesouled host than George Rayfield is seldom or never met with, and the very fact becom- ing known of his having again taken charge of the Palace will bring back to that house its ancient glory as head quarters of the travellug public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
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Application se. ss5 sor Patent Co tie Ari
 koas kiaS Mining Claim.
U.s. LAND oIrlcE rccsoN. aE1zos,. :

US. LAND O FIcl- TvCsoS. 5EIzoS'.t NOTICE Is UFKt5 5r GIvFN THAT HE ~ San,a Rita and and Mining Company, by C. II. Lor '. agent .yiu>c pu-toilcs addre- ls care of Geo. D.. emiti, General Superintendent. Gala hasas. Arizona has thus day nled Its application for patent for i5uu linear feet of the Arizona King mine Or Vetu. bearing copper and other minerals. with surface ground ttu fee, m width sitnAiei in Pima Mining district. cOuuty of Pima ald Territory ot Arilona. and deslgnated by the field notes and official plat on hie at this o11ce us Lot Number e Gilla and Salt River Me n han said Lot No. f3 being us follows to-y1t.:
 Beginning at initlal monument at l. end or claim at a pine post 2It inches square. feet long. set in cronnd and monument Of stones bears $ si deg W l3i feet distant. This l. also the \ W corner of the Arizona Queen Mining
 Thence \ deg W along E end boundary line of claim slp feet Co \ E. corner of claim Co pine post 2xi inches square. feet lour. m rnonuue ent of sstnes marked "A No %" Thence x St deg W on \ side boundary line of claim lJDi feet Co \ W corner Co pine poet 2xt inches sq are. 3 feet long ia monument of stones. marked "A K No. g."
 Thence go deg E 80 feet along W end boup- diary of clam To center of same a pine pos. -xt inches square. feet long, m mound of stones, marked "A k No4 4~
 Thence S g deg continuation of line on " end S1u feet Co W corner of clam Co pine post xxi inches Juare. etlong, ln mound of stones, marked "A K ko I.~
 Thence \ si deg F ll. o feet along < side boun- dery lIne oi claim Co > r corner Co a pIne post 2Nt inches square, feet long. m mound of stones. msrked "A K No. f.' from which q. <. Miner l Monument No. 2. Pima Mining District bears ~ dea, e mn F 31U feet distant.
 Thence \ deg W along l. end line of claim slu feet to the plaee of beginning.
 Magnetic variation E deg r., containing 2l65 acres.
 The 0cution notice of this claim is recorded in the Recorder 0lice of Pima county m Book "C of Records of Mines page 5l.
 The adjoining claimants are the Arizona Queen on the L.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sand Arizona kiug mine. or the surface ground, are required Co hle their adverse clam with the Register of the United States Land OIice, at Tucson. Arizona, daring the sixty days period of publication. or they VIII be barred by VIrtue Of t!le provisions of the stgtufe
 HENRH COUSINS Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Application No. siO for a Patent to ti,n
 New Sfrikc Mining Claim.
C-S. L'Np OFFICE, Tucson. A. T

T - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Silrer Moon Ainlus Company. a corpora ton DlH.s pcStoiiic1 address Is m care of l. |. Suls s9. Tucson. Pima Couuty Ariz1ua has rb5- day Gled its luulration for n relrauf fnr fsi- hur5s feet ef .le Sew Strike mine or vein beui lu- sold and silver, wltl surface ground Gu feet m width sltusted m Amole Mining District. | County of Pima and Territory of Arlzoua. and dr,lguated by Che held note and official plat on hle m this ualce a- Lot Numher 70 iu sad District saii Lot No sg being lz folIo to v,it. Beginning at the initial monument at the NV end ot the claim. at ulue post. by inches g te-st long and marked 'N. S- No ] Q whence U & mineral monument N I. Amole District bears $ 90 deg lj mn W. % feet dlstant.
 lhenc. ii deg 90 mn W. sU feet Co Inc SW eorner ot clam, Co P'nss post ,5y4 inches,
 Thence @ deg 2 mn T. f3ij feet Co the x T. corner of claim. [" pine post 2xt inchs- feet long. and marked ~ \. X. No III.~
 Thence N ll deg s7 min E 1s5 feet to fhe inter- .ecuon of the W side lne Of tho Silver Moon Mining Claim. Lot No s7. the x W corner of Hllch bears \ deg .01 mn F -U feet distant and at feet to the center of r. end of clam. Co a piine pet 777Tt 7Tt inches. feet long. and marked
 Tlercs \ q deg .o5 min E sil feet to tleNE corner ot clam Co a piue post :.xi inches, feet loag. and marked x. No V"
 Hence \ 6g deg 8 mn " l60 feet Co the inter section with the \ V slde line 0f the Silver Moon Claim. the \ W corner of which bears $ 70 deg .ui mn jsi feet distant and i3t5 feet to the \ corner ot claim Co a pIse post SAl 2 and Z-i inches, feet long and marked " x. X. No VI" and
 Thence $ q deg g min " s10 ssat to The place oi beglnuluE. containing lJ.03 acres exciusIve of tle conflict wIth the Silyer Moon Claim Lot No ait ---j acres- not claimed m this application.
 Ma-neilc yarIatlon la deg G mn l..
 lLe location of thls mIue i- recorded in tie hecn.ler's utlce of Pima county ArEoua. iu Book D Cf Mining Eecorda. page L - he ad!oin1ns claimants are the owners of the buela Nlsta Claim on the v. the owners of the tEuert tlaIU on the r.. and the owners of the Silver Ioll Claim tu Y t.
 Any and aii I,.g-,,.- claiming udver-eiy any fNr.-Hu af sI..l -aT -' ..s H- fIs -urface rs are reFuI-,si fD t.a fH-r s.ivers. clam ~ifl tar Es-i-te- of fT- United stafs- Land Othca at Iucsou. ArIzoua. during the sixty days uaTl1i of publication hereof Cr tIs. wIll he barrel by virtue Of the provisons of the stitute.
 uENEY COUSINS. Register. It is hereby ordered .hst the foregoing uo,ir, oe rlhI-is'l for the period 'f sixty days .ten co-sacutlse weeksI Ia the CITIZEN a weekly ! published at Iucsan A. T. which ] paper ls he-eh designated by me as published l ne tres- sad claim.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. ] T. L. STTrTs Tucson. <. T.. Atty. for applicant ! FI~-- r.fgft'rf-rfrgrr G.Fnha.- r-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Official Records.
MISCELLANEOUS

Solomon Lick to r. R Fully and E Ochoa, receipt of SlO0 for assessment work on the Goodenough mine, near Big Mescal Springs.
 Solomon Lick to Andrew Cronly, re- ceipt of 500 for assessment work on the Eureka mine, situated near the Mescal Spring.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

l. is reported that the fat men of Tombstone who are dissatisfied with the playing of the Tombstone base ball club on Thursday last, contemplate challeng- ing the boys to play for the dinners for the whole party at JaAey's, the losers to loot the bill. It Is proposed to invite Bob Stewart to join the party as catch CT, with Patty Smith as pitcher. Other names So far mentioned are Stebbins, Jones, Hines, Taylor and Packard. When the terms of the match are agreed upon they will be made public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Application sa.sG. for 60 Patient Go f,s lri-
 EnnS Queen Hiusna Claim
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| NOTICE !S HEHEHI GIVEN .ItI ..F ~ santa k-@ Llai N jlr... .... IT. | by ''. F. ori. agent. ',i u... ra.-H. ... | i- cage uf George ii. SusfE. t-.r.H.. -...... Ttt, t1lar1-,l-- A rlEuGl. hrs t'I- U.. .. .... pilcauou Tor patent iar ..-f ..U.a. ...f .r ... | Arizons Queen mIur rvr.H. a".r.H.c .c .-H.. ether minerals vl.l lr.... --l..I ..- width. -ItuatsI II Pra fr.. N...-.. t1uu g uf IlIu- and 4.-..... and ocsigna.ei by .Hc tr.. -.... .. | plat on hielu tli- otic. .e -. '.. H .r ... Di-turi. Gala and ot.t ts.v.r r.-........ -.. .. No e bslu- as follows. tl-sI-. EeE-uuIr- a+ tte Iufl ] u..r.-.. enl. Gi tl- Calm l.iar uas T--. -, l fee, long -rt in --oIul aui .as-. .-s.-. .. ..... marked "A. Q. No. Thence Ie.r-e- ". s.. ..- along t- . &ld boundary ot c-aiin u-ir- a..H o.. W .r. h7untary OI tGp western yer.I-... .. t... ~.H Navler M. e. ts tt- N q cu..- HF claim .... "A. Q. No. 2."
 Thence s >I da--r-a- W su V -..I. ..r.. .... lSi Feet Co N 't corner uf c.lIl -. a r... .... n ln- fce. long l mulru.u.n. ...-
 Thence degrees 5 .Iu f.... sa " .... .r. 70. 2 ann Co the caate ct W aga ff r.H. r...t -.. TT. i',-t lon iu moall-.at o- ~jnT-s ....,.. . .Q No. 3.'
 Thence continu. 11 sam. lir.. ~ 9 a,--.... . sp Feet Co ths V VI corner ut tii. U.a."r.. 'i c.. be us als' N '' corner of tHs Nl1Url yg.rr (. Co pine post Zvi nm. 2 faa- l.-r .u -r.H. anI mOnum ent Of -toE 6. marked "A Q. NH T.. from when J. \ u. -.H.u .er. EH - Pima
 
 I5i feet d s;ant.
 Thence \ -l degrees T. a-1r.. S -..s I.-. of clam. lU-u feet Co r. corner ru u.r.. poet -T|u f e- lon, marked "A. e. Nu. r~ .-. ia -r..I ant monument of -foue--
 Thence x g degrees V. su feet .a r. ... hoe or c.aim to tue D ace of beruUlIr
 Magnetic vurlaiiou Id de-r.a 1. H.a.... A. O acres.
 The locaJou os th-- u.rr i= -rr.'.i r. Recorders office Oi fI7.a Iu Euns %. records, T1grs and at I.. a.. .n.-...- .-. ..... ants are the Democrat 'l. C. ua t..- ~ u...
 Any aui all persons r.a-l.uIu.. a. s..-... " ton uf 7aIdArIzoua Queen uluc o. -r.-. ...-..... ar" r-qurcl Co Eia tleIr gHs.r-s -.l...- ... k'si-trr ot tle lEtet Stt.. Land u-.. U. Tucson, in tha Territory %. AnEIra. tllflr.. f... sixty days period of publication hereof OF r.,. will be barrel by virtue of ta- lrI s--.Ha-. ..r slatut~-
 HENET COUSINS Er-.-r
 r. i- hereby ordered that ta, rp..,,.s.. . ..o. Doc puhh-Isl sixty days .tau coa .rafl,. weeks. m the Arizona tItI.ru. a weekly urg-ua..- u-.- ltsled at Tucson. A- I.. winch ItH"r i- ..-.F ae-. -Ilated ry ue l- pl1.I-HHt urHrH-r -H.. claIH. HENNl COUSINS E.-.-..r
 Ir-f EIHllge.fflr NuvrurI.s=
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
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Application No. ssS for Patent for tIse Iiiis
 Mining fiaiB.
U. S.L,SD OFFICE TUcsoS, ARIzosA

oct. Der lilh. ! A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI ED- ~ W3rd P. Allis and James Met tlllott. whose postOhce addre-s Is m care of y. L. S-1le-, uc son Arizona. have this day hled thelr appuea- ton Tor patent Tor laJ0 linear feet ot tle Ailis mlue or veIti. bearing gold and silvcr, with sur face ground 6Jo feet Tn width. sItuated m liar shaw Mining District. county of Pima and Territory of ArIzoua, and designated by the held notes and OtheIsl plat on fife at this ctlce as Lot Number 4S in sad district. sad Lot No. @ being as follows. tn-WIt:
 Beginning at the initial monument st the N F and center of the clam, where the location mo- tice was placed. at poet 2y5 inches square. 8 feet high. marked ~ Allis No. l."
 Thence S S3 deg e mn F. Co fhe < F. corner of claim 10 g post SxS inches square, set high, marked ~Ailis No. H."
 Thence S 5 deg .0s lEin W i5lO feet to $ W corner of the claim Co a post SxS inches square, , feet high. marked ' Ails No. Ill., from whence T. = mineral monument No. 8. Harshaw Whining District. bears IS deg s5 min W soS fees distant.
 Thence \ g de; e min W S00 feet to center of < W eng of clam tO post 9x3 inches square, feet high. mark5d Alls No. ""
 Thence S2 deg {s min W BIO feet to \ V cor ner of claim; Co a post sx3 inches square. 5 feet high marked Allis No. N."
 Thence ' 55 deg mn E I5o0 feet Co the .. F. corner of tte claim to s post 3x3 inches squ2ra. fec high. marked AllIs No. Nl.;' and
 Thence = g deg i2 min SlO feet to the place of beginning.
 Magnetic varia-ion. F deg & min. containing lti6 acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded ia .he Recorler's office of Pima county. A. T.. in Book r. Records of Mines. pages 5i5 and 5l6. The adjoining claimants are the oyyt CTS of the Com monworth claim on the W: the owners of the Garfield claim on the T..
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sgid Allis Mine surface ground are required tO tiie their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Othce at Iscson. in the Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof, o- they VIII be barred by the provisions of the Statute
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. Haynes < Stiles, Attorneys for applicants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

The Globe Silver Belt has fine specimen of coal taken n from the Bonan- "a mine at q depth of l60 feet. The ledge at that depth is ten feet wide. Tie claim is in the Deer Creek coal fields about 70 miles from San Carlos. and the coal Is oi an unexceptional quality. The mine is owned by R. Wood q Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court c- the County of Pima. Territory o- Ariznua.
 IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF I Jose MHrla Saias deceased.
 Notice IS hereby gwen by th. gnders <u-d. admlnistratrir of the e-tate uf Jose Maria >a las, decea=ed. Co The creitGT- oi and all persons naElnE claims against. tfe sad deceased Co eL- tl1 1it them. vl-L the leces-ary voucher, within four months after the nr-t publication of this nolcn. Go the sad admin Isfrlfrrz lt tho office Of M- J. NalsL. f1r., Nu. Q Camp sfrJof the -Hrne being the place for t-a fran -arfio7 of the buisnes- of -aii s-; ;a.tp. ir tir- cifr uT Tucson soid county uf Pnr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
HENRY COUSINS, Register. Hayues l SiIl.- AtInrueEs for aupLlcaut..

+ k hereby ordered that tho foregoing notice he published sixty days ten consecutive weezsI Iu the Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper puhlI-hed at Tucson. A. T which paper is here- hy de-Isuatcd by me as published nearest such claim. HENIY COU SINS Register
 first publication October 23 Iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

l. is hereby ordered chat the foregoing notice be published sixty days ten consecutive wesksI m the ArlZoua tITILES. weekly uevspaper published Ht Tucson. Arizona Territory. which paper Is hereby d.-signats, bg me as published nearest such clalm.
 HENRY CoUsISs Register. First publication October 1J I.-a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

Gen. J. H Fawcett Of ATivsca, one of the Assemhiymen elect from this county IS in the city. He will make a valuable member for Pima.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

Fort Thomas, December T.. lss2, Mrs. W. D. Ganzhorn, aged 2o year..
 lSt. Louis papers please copy.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

Thursday last, the Prescott Rifles turned out m uniform. perforated a tar get and went through the customary ex- erclses ID good style. The best score be- ing made by Oriek Jackson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Railroad Fares.

As there has been recent reduction of passenger fares East the CITIZEN for the benefit of its readers publishes the following table offares:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

J. A. Harry, of Des Noinos, Iowa, President of the Sanders Mining Com pany, who has been spending a month at thelr mines in Arivaca district, started East this morning Before leaving he made 2 test run Of eight tuns of ore at the Arlvaca mill with results that justify further development. and work will be pushed ou the property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Application So. e59 for Patent for the
 Garfield Mining Claim.


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED- ~ ward P. Allis and James McC. EIlIott. whose IostOtice address is m care of T. L. Stes. Tucson, Arizona. have this day filed thoir appli- cation for a pateur for 15O linear fees Of the Garfield Mine or yeln. bearing gold and silver. with surface ground tee- m width. situated in harsnuw Mining District. county of Pima and Territory of Arizoua. and desilsn4ted by thc ned uOte- and official plat on file m tits oti ce Lot Number e m sand district. sad Lot Number e beIns as follows. to-wIt;
 b-siuuiuE at the initial monument where the nO-lce of location ls posted, at post 3x3 inches Nhence l- \. mineral monument No. 8. har-hsw District, bears < 90 - .ui mn W, 23-J feet dis- tant.
 Thence $ 9 deg fs min E aJO feet Co the " corner Ul claim Co post 3X3 inches square 2 feet hIg D, marked ~Gar. No. H."
 Thence \ bi deg 9 min F li0O feet Co $ F. coz ner of claim Co post SX3 inches squarr, feet ugh, market !" Gar. No. ill."
 Thence S3 deg = min V 3o0 feet tO center af l. end of c!lim Co a post 3x3 inches square, feet loug marked Gar. No. ""
 Thence \ e deg e mn W 8 Q feet 10 the corner of clam Co post Sxj inches square. feet high. marked Gar No. N."
 Thence S l5 deg -3 mn " l50ufe Co \ V cor nes or cllll, !o a p9sl sX5 inches square. feet Thence S2 deg e min sop feet to ths place of beginning.
 Masnsue variation P deg & nin. containing 9l i- acres.
 be location of this mine is recorded m the Recorders oihcc of Pima County. Arizoua. in . .ooz ]. Records of 1hnC- page %
 Inc adjoining claimants arc the owners of the AhI- Mining Clmm.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Garfield miue or surfacs ground are required Co fle their adverse claim with tl. kegIster of the United states Land OIc' at Tucson. A. r. during the sixty days period gf publication, or they will be barred by V.rt-c of the provisions of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS Register. Haynes Stiles, Attorney for applicants. lt Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the period of sixly days ften weessl lu the Arizona CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published at Tucson A. IT, which paper l- hereby desIgnatad hy me as pub
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

W. W. Merritt, of Red Oak. Iowa, president of the PapaCc Chief Mining Company, whose mines are located at Arlvaca has returned home we'll satis- fed with his examination of the prop erty. He stated that the company would soon commence active operations on their valuable property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

However dull times may be n the line of trade and merchandising. 1t cer- taInly cannot be so Tn anything that pertains to buildings or improvements. Mr. J. \. Mason, of the Arizona Lum- ber Yard, reports a greater demand for lumber than there has been at any tune since'the establishment of his yard at this place. The average consumption of lumber, as shipped through his yard, varies from'forty to fifty car loads per month, much of which Is used for house building purposes. The houses in course of erection are in the different outskirts of the town. For mining timbers So- nora draws ss heavily as Arizona, more especially In the northern section. where a number of American companies are operating. The furnishing of tim Der Tor the mining trade belongs almost exclusively to the yard in question. that company being the owner of their own mills, and can fill orders for timbers Of any length, breadth or thickness that may be desired, whether for mills, mines or house building purposes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

Tucson Orchestra; music for sll pur- poses, SansOne Motta x Co. Apply at Mslson Doree or address P. O. Box 271.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

It's virtues are USQrCgTIlNA and ne GU RATINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS THE WRITER CAS PERsoSALLY TEsriIT. BOTH FROM EXrFRI- ENCE AND OBSERVATIONS. Write ut once to n N- LOCK S JESNEY. Dey street. New York. erclos- ing S1.uu, and you wall receive Ly return a remedy that will enable you Co hear like any body else. and whose curative effect will loo uerfna- nent. You will never recrpt doing fo.'fDITOR MERCANTILE REVIEW.
 sts-IO avoid To c m the mails. please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HkHI0CK sS JENNET. Dey s.. '. Y sole aEestz for America. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
HENRl COUSINS, RrE..tsr.

It isharehy ordered that the foregoing notice ot application for. patent be publIshet for the period of sixty days fteu consecutive weeSsi in the Arizona CITIZEN. weekly newspaper published at Tucson. T which i. here b. designated by ne as published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 hIrst publications December g. l~,2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

Mr. J. J. Fosburg, en route from New York to hls home in Globe, arrived in this city yesterday. He reports con siderable stagnation in matters relating to Arizona mines, not from an over burdened market, but from the fear with which capital shrinks from real or fancIed imposition. Although proper ties of real merit are at all times marketable, it would be loves labor lost Co attempt to negotiate anything of wild cat tendencies, it having been bit little too often with bad bargains to care to be caught in like fix again. Thes buying of high priced prospects with out uue investigation and the c0nss- quent deplorable results, works in- calculabie injury to mining interests ID general While in New York Mir. Nos- burg met Governor Stafford and other old Arizonans, among them Secretary Van Arman, m whose company he travelled as far as La Juntu, where they separated, Mir. Yosburg going to Den Yer, whi le Secretary Van Arman con tuUcd on his way to Prescott.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Haynes < Stiles, Attorneys for applicants.

It shereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the peuod of sixty days ten consecutive weezsl in the Weekly CItizsn. neWepaper published at Tucson. Arizona; which paperis hereby de-i., mated by me as published nearest such claim.
 H. NRY cot SINS EellHtor First publication October = ISs3