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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Mir. Cooler will now have leisure t0 mediate over his wrong doing. In view of the evidence adduced at the trial. Judge Meyer thought proper in default of SlcOO bail to hold him over | to await She action of the next Grand Jury. The evidence in the case Is quite | voluminous and tends to prove that
 when the least is said he purposely vio- lated the law. There was no need of
 opening any of the cell doors, m smuch : as the prisoners had been supplied with ! the necessary water and tubs to be used
 through the night in case of necessity
 A further statement of damaging evi- dence will be given tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Coke IS being rapidly accumulated at the several furnaces at Globe, notwith- standing it IS a long way to the outside coal fields, Colorado, Pennsylvania and England, from whence it is brought. IL IS an unquestioned fact that Arizona abounds m stone coal, which, at no dis tant day, will take the place of the i'm ported article.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Application ss- saS or Patent fer t,,e tl,,-
 Iluin.- lllin.
U.s.Laso UruoE TUCSON, Aa1z-,,, n

U. S- LAND UrTIcE, TUCSON, ARr7-,-, u NOTICE IS HEREBY GiySY 1TsfHf TH @ A ' ward P. AliIs and ,mcs Be .EI iott "a f-,.- pu-to-ic- adare-- To in care of !. L. a. l.e. Is sou, ari4pna hHve tlls day He'd ttelr ar1Ii.- ton for patent for i5iU hnea- feet of fls tla- mIne or ye n. bearing gold and silver. vI,t s ..' face ground dlu feet in widtn -ltuutad i- u shaw MIn4ug D slrlct county of Pm. & Territory ot lzoLa, and des. guated f.y f5.. held uoies ana ol cIal D at on he at tf5- = -, as Lot Number is in sad district said ot y @ beIng as follows. -WIt: 'o' Bcuuniug at the lnItlal monument "A tf..C C I, and center Ot the am. where Joe Ioc4fl1-l ,,. tlce was placed. at Q poet 3x5 luche- -..1-- feet high. marked -All- No I.~ Thence J- deg e mn f, tn tLe $ corner nc clam 70 a I'yst 'As ine4e- -quare. :eet hi,b uJvkei Ails No. II. -' Thence s 55 ds. .0s nm " 15a0 fac. N. corner Os the clam to a post 5X3 IucheS -1r,.-. 5 feet high, marked ~ AliIs No. IIt f,-, whence U. . mineral monument No. g. V.~-I.- Minins Distinct bears l@ deg '' nm V ,,- f---
 Thence \ g des il mn W tgl feet ts ,,----,. \ V en of cam To a post 3x3 inches s.rsrs feet high. mark a Alhs No IN % Thence \ s2 deg f2 min W SU feet ta \ " ,.-- ner of claim. 70 post 3xa Inche- slua-a E - high. markcd - Aili- No. N.'
 Thence s7 deg mn r l500 feet -a tba \ r corner of the clam 70 % post sya iuChe, -5r5-- fee high. marked Alhs No. Nl..~ ard Thence 53 deg e nm r. 3l1 f,s- Co. tho rl-,.. of beg m ns.
 Aaasrrtic vsria'lon. i- deg g, mn. c1utsi1i-.- 9f6o acr.
 he Ioc'tion of 'lIs mIne Is recorded m tb. Recorders oi7ce sf P ma county. A. T. i- Fo,g ?. Records of AIre-. pal s SIS ant S n Tle adioiusng claimants are tns 0w, e-s of tts Com mOuwortn chan on fh- V: tta owners of rI- Garfield clam on The \ T..
 Any and all persons claiming ad-a-s. -r s--v portion of sand Alu~ Nlle or -urfare ---ortI - required Go t-e tLeir advess- ciaiu.s vrrh t-s Register of tre United -tafa- land tt9rs -. T c-ou. m tie is rr;to of Arizona. drrrr- tt, sixty days aerioi of publc mon hereof H- he, VIII be barred by the pruvi. Ions of tte ~-sfIlfe
 HENRY COUSINS. Eeaas,sr.
 Haynes Stiies. Attorneys for applicants
 It is hereby ordered that the fore-oir- Notice Of A publication f1r Patent be lubl-hed for te perind of sixty days lten consecutive yst.E-. in the Weekly titIlrn. Et wsIaTer Dub. sfee st Tucson. ArIzor-; which uaperis hereby .e-i,- mated by me as Tubli-aol nearest such clam
 Nki cot SINS, Ee-l-rer
 First publication October 12 Is>
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
duplication N0. 2fO for Patent Co ths
 New strike Mining Claim
NOTICE N HEREBY GiTEN THAT TH
J.s. L''o OFFIcE. Iae-on' l. '

 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL - Sllvpr Moon IIuIuE Company. c1-ln1a- rpn glu-e pu-tolIrr a.id e@- I- lu Care or l- L rtiie-. lur-ou. Iiu'a County Arizpla- .d7 L 1. .ay nlstl its application for "a patent for lst' .uaar feet uf Jnc NelF Strike mine OF vein 5ei-- nr gold and -iivs-. yI.u -uriuce ground 1-U trff u width -itult-i iu Auuls Mining DistuC- .unty of Pima. and Territory uf Arlzoua. ani lesIluated by the lrid 'te and u1iirisit plat ul lC fu tlls ulIce as Lpr Humber ly l1 -AiI -is-rict, -.tIu Lo No go be.uE .is follows. fo-v BesinuauE at the IuItiai monument. at tlc V" nd ui tne c.liIn at s l.ue po-t 2 by iHe4e-. . s-f lau., and marked '-N. S. No !" whence C. <. uuergl mouumeut \ |, Amois DistrIct, 1tar- i.il Ge1 il mn W. % feet distanr.
 lhenc.' S a deg Ss mn ". sU feet tu tha 70 orner Ot claim, t0H pm. post, by lch'- eet bich. and marked - N. x. No H.
 Thence s 69 deg mn l3tj feet Co the D surner of c.uim. Co. pune post -Xi inches 5 feet .uux. and murk.d -' N. -. No ILL
 Thence N a dslr 31 uin r. la feet ta The luier- cotton ui the S W s,4e hne ot tle silver Mo"l tiurug Claim. Lot Nu Sl. the S VI corner oi .hic. bears Is deg .f3 mn 'y feet distant. ard aI feet to The center of S end Of claim Co lIue post 3yi inches, feet long. aud marked Theme, < q deg .07 min F sol feet Co the \ P -aruer of clam. Co pIue poet 2Xi inches. Feet oue. and marked DO S \. No VI
 Thence \ fs deg B mn W itl fest Co the Inier- -ectIuu with fhs S W sio- ue of the 0llvsr D cfu luinn. thr x W corner of which hesrs . is deg U8 min r. 515 feet distant and i3il feet 10 -l V corner of claim, 70 a lise oct. VI 2 an -.- .nches. 8 Feet long and ulark-i N o- -N" 'i- and
 Thence $ q deg s7 mn " 51O feet to the p.a-.. f beginning containing t5. 9 acres. eIcil-lE.a' a' -hr conflict with the Sdver Muon C am. Lot DO z. 2.zI acres not claimed in thI- app-c4tlnr- Magnetic variation l5 deg Ol nm t-
 lhe location of flI= Uine i- -rccrdei il ,..- .ecorder's office of Pima county. Arzol1- q. Book D of MinnE Eecorcs- page z \
 The adi0 uIns claimants are the uUners 9l {uena Vista Claim 0u the W the ovuer- o- i- 1uerf Claim on fIs ? and the ow-e-- .f -- 5l yer Moon tluim on N L.
 Any and a'l Ter-eIs claiming glge--r.t .' s1rtion of sad Naw strike ulns or ttr -iT-- -ruuud are required t0 fife their ulvr-sa ,-..i .vIrh tl. Eela-ter of the Jurfed Sta-es l--- lfics at Tucsrl. Arizona. turle th' -.Al llv- pa-IoI of publication Le-eot OF - vill bs barred by virtue 0f the pr1Ti-ao-s o- .-.
 HENRY COUSINS, Ers-stss- IL i- hereby ordered that the f1rf-1i 1F n9,-l la published for th- period f s-ty ai'a F -on.ecufiFe wreEzi Iu th- tfr-LEN newspaper puhlishei lt luc-Hn. A. !. It 1aper is hereby designa-ed 1s ne ls p-uli7''- nearest said clam. .. r -.. T. l.. STILEs. Tuc=ou. A- l-- Ati} .'1 @[--- Fir-t publication Ort lb-- l' l-N--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
It their meeting on the 2sth the Board

At their meeting on the 2Sth the Board of Supervisors established polling pr cinct No. 2l at Pueblo Viejo, place of voting at ROmero's ranch; Inspector, John Zellweger; Judges of Election, Francisco Romero and Miguel Martinez. The Board also took into consideration the petition presented by citizens for the continuation Of Congress street across to the opposite side of the valley. l.. D. Chillson, County Surveyor. C. T. Etchells aud W. R. Gleason were ap- pointed to view out the road, assess damages and report to the Board at it's next meeting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Carpenters have found out that our new time table works to a charm; mo more long waits or stoppages" at L. Zecken- dorf & Co.'S hardware counter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Application No sG: fora Patent for She Pat-
 tersoR MiRing Ciaim.
T-S- LANp OFrTcE. TrcsnN. AELL.NA.L !

I. N. LAND ANLELNE. EEN@flN. Al.lL aEAs
 October I. l--1.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Santa Rita Land and Mining Company, by C. II. Lord. sg@nt. whose psstntiine addre-s iz care of George D. smith General Superlnteud- ent Cslaha-a- Arizona. has tnIs day nled lfs ur.- plicatiOu for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Patterson Mine or VeIn bearing rop- per and other minerals, vglth surface ground SIX hundred feet m width. s.tuated Iu Piina Mining district. cofutT of Pima and IerrItYry or ArIzu- na. and designated by the field notes and oticlal plat on hle m thus ulce as l-n- Number A t1 -nl \ kIver Meridian. sand Lot No. i1 b-InE as foi- lows. to-Vlt.;
 Be.-innlnr af the initial monument at west end of clam at g pIre poet -xi inches square, 5 feet long. marked "P No. Q. -s- il "a cleft lu E rock from which U. <. mineral monument No. 2 bear x 77 ds. s2 mn A I-1 fee- tis1aur.
 Thence $ % deg l. st3 fse- along W and huunda- ry of claim and the l. end boundary ot the ~s a Xavier mining claim Go % V corner tuarIue post ..xt inches square feet lo fr. ma k-l ? No. O. Thence \ -i deg E liiu feet fo x corner Uf claim Co 2 pine pct -1s llcLsa -quar-- 3 Feet long. marked ~P No. 8. aet In monument 1f
 Thence N sdsr " su fret along One E lrd hnuurarv line of claim -u ci-r Ger at pine poet Zs inches square. feet l"n-, lia1A-i r No. C. s-f Iu monument o- -lunfs. Thence N g deg " confirmation Of E end line of claim aU feet tn F. corner poet of c-aim. bs'- r11und of -f6uez r-arked -.P No. 5
 Thsuc- < sI de- " a ong \ side boundary line of claim Il n f-t to N t corner of clairi % rlne poet 21i inches -qgsrr. g feet long. marked "P Nc m mo nd Of stone.
 Thence deg F along W end line of claim Su feet to place of beginning.
 Magnetic var.a-Iou l3 deg r., containing -li5 acres.
 The location oi this mine is recorded iu the Eec1rier'- etilre 1f Puma county. trlzoua in book of Records of Nine. page- 2zg and .dl.
 The adjoining claimants arc on tLe W-the San NavIer.
 Any and all per-0us claiming adversely any portion uf said Ia t-Esou mIne or surface ground ara required Co file tteIr adverse clam v1rh the Register of the United tate- Land Oaice at Tues n m The Territory of Arizona. duriur The sixty days period of publication hereof. or they ~tatute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

But few people realize the import Gnce of the flour making industry of the United States. But little more than a iOz years ago It was Ill a most back ward state, while now it leads the world, both as to quantity and quality, and American flour may be found in all the markets of Europe and South and Central America commanding the highest prices and having the prefer euce over that produced anywhere. The Northwestern Miller, published at Minneapolis, which is the greatest milling center III the world, has issued d special Export EditioL for circulation u foreign countries, but which will be found quite interesting to American readers. The thirty handsomely illus trated pages ut this cOntan among other important matter a very com plete illustrated description of the Minneapolis mills, and much matter of interest on the grain production ot the country and the process of converting 1t into flour. There are also some plans of improved mod m mills which are novel and valuable tO those III the trade, IS this is a class of information which has hitherto been quite jealOusly ,uarded. Geographically 1t Is an uD- usually handsome issue of paper which is well known as a model in this respect. The Northwestern Miller Is the oldest, largest and most widely circulated weekly milling newspaper published, and all interested in milling and the grain and flour trades should read it regularly. The publisher, c. M. Palmer, Minneapolis, Minn., will send sample copies on application.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
BrilIiantS.

Still am learning.-Michael ADgele
 Thinking is the talking of the soul with itself.-Plato.
 We are shaped and fashioned by whs; we ve.-Goethe.
 The ornament of a house ist the frlends who frequent it.
 An ignorant man hath the eas les wings and an owls eyes
 Coquetry is not always bsit; 1t # sometimes a shield.
 Doubt indulged soon becomes doubt realized.-F. R. Havergal.
 Children have more need of models than of critics.-Joubert.
 The truly wlse man should have no keeper of his secret but himself.
 Be ignorance thy choice where knowl- edge leads to wOe.-Beattie.
 We are no longer happy so soon as We wish to be happIer.-La Motte.
 One of the sweetest pleasures of a woman is to cause regret.-Gsvanl
 Flowers, leaves and fruit are the air woven children of light.-Molesehott-
 Character gIves splendor to youth. awe to wrinkled skin and gray hairs
 Chance is a worl void of sense; no th- can exist without cause.-Voltalre.
 4 Russian proverb says: "rhe de vii | lies hidden where the water IS stillest. One pound of learning requires ten ! pounds of common sense to apply It. Persian Proverb. All persons are not discreet enough to know how to take things by the right | handle.-Cervantes. IT you should have just what you re ally desired-nO more, no less-would you be as happy as you are now?
 Labor to keep alive in your breast | that little spark of celestial fire called cOnscisnce.-George Washington.
 The meat is on the choppIng board Chinese. Equivalent to. 'the victim IS powerless against his opIressor.D A nan may be too well learned for practical usefulness in he, as a soldier may be too well armed for usefulness in the fieid.-Rev. $. r. Heron. The most important part of any busi- ness is that In which VIC return upon before leaving it, with the purpose of making it as sure as We can.-llerrOn. It Is by studying the rec 'rds of the past that we learn to read with the highest intelligence and profit the transactions of the present.-Rev. $. F. | Heron.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

John Jackson, Sr., an old and highly esteemed citizen of Globe having gone to bed the night previous in apparent health was discovered by his son Friday morning dead. It is supposed that his untimely taking of was the result of heart disease.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

4 cat knocked loaded pistol from a shelf in Louisville, Ky, ten days ago. The pistol was discharged when it struck the floor, and the ball pierced the heart of little child playing with hls toys.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Messrs. Root and Tinker, trade pub fishers at 102 Nassau street, New York have issued new engraving entitled Representative Journals and Journal sits of America" one of which, through the courtesy of the Travellers Insnr- auce Company of Connecticut, has reached the CITIZEN office. The jour nals and journalist as shown on the en- graving are the veteran Thurlow Weed, Murat Halstead, of the Cincinnati Com mercial; Chas. \. Dana, New York Sun; Henry WattersOn, Louisville Courier Journal; Whitlaw ReIi, New York Tri- buue: Geo. W. Childs, PublIc Ledger. Philadelphia; Victor T. Lawson, Chica- 20 Daily News: Jas. Medill, Chicago Tribune; J. G. Bennett, New York Her adl; " F. Story, Chicago Times; R. Nj. Pulsifer, Boston Herald. Jos. R. Flaw ley, Hartford Courant, and Oswald Ot- tendorf, of the New York Staats Zie- tung. The first page nf each journal IS shown with portrait of the prupnetor in center The work is artisticllly execut- ed and is altogether a very desirable engraving.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
HENRY COUSINS. Register.

It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing uotcs of Application for Patent be puhll-hei for the p-riOd or u0 day- ten consecutive weeks lu tre Cltlzen- s weekly newspaper puhlishad GO luc-un Pima county ArizunE- which paper Is hereby uesiguated by Ie as pubii-hasi nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 First publication October 29 Issz-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

How TO BE WRATHER-WIsR: A New View of Our Weather System. With Illustrations. By Isaac P. Moves. l2mo, pp. 51, price 2 cents. Fowler 6 Wells, Publishers, 75i Broadway, New York.
 This is a brief and plainly written ex- planatiou of the causes of the changes in the weather. based upon the system of the United States Signal Service. IL also explains the nature of that service. l Comparatively few appreciate the value of the Weather Bureau, because its work Is but little understood by tine people who read the daily indications Mr. Noyes shows how the data are ob- tained for these indications, and how simple matter it IS to observe weather signs, when the principle invovled in weather movements Is underst' cd. Ev- erybody, he claims. can observe the weather himself and be his own weather prophet, and m good, square English he indicates the way. Let those who would know How to be Weather Wise send twenty-five cents in stamps to the above address, and secure this interest ing work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
The Great Register.

MT Frank Cooler, the foreman of the CITIZEN job department. has placed up on our table a copy of the Great Regis ter of Pima county. It is a fine speci- man of typographical work and IS a credit alike to the office in which it was executed and to AIr Cooler and the skilled workmen who performed the labor The book, including the Recor- der's iurat, contains forty pages printed in pica type and is q model in neatness and accuracy Of press work and compo- sitiOn.
 The CITIZEN is beyond a question the best equipped office for printing of all nds, with facilities for ruling and binding not to be found elsewhere in the Territory. We employ first class wCrkmen and guarantee our work Iu all branches to give satisfaction. The CITIZEN office IS an important industry employing a large number of hands Co whom 1t disbu ses nearly SJOO weekly. All this goes into circulation again and helps the general business of Tucson. We are pleased to have citizens and strangers visit the office and We gili show them what a business has been built up since the destruction Of our office hy fire little over one year ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI ] cial District. in tEe County oi Pima and Ter rtory Of irizouu.
 William Lester. plaintiff. against Florence f- Letter, defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Fir-t JudIcisl District. m and for the County ct Pima. m the Territory of Atizuna- The TcrrI- tory of Arizona -ends greeting Co Florence I. Lester.
 You are hereby summoned and required Go ap- pear m an action brought aglIns- you hy the above named plaintiff. m the Dl tIct ulrt Of the FIrst Judicial District lu and Tor the County of Pima. m the Territory o' ArIzona- suI answer the complaint hlei with the Clerk of thi- touri. at Tacsou. m sald county. Ig copy of Wh.ci. complaint accompanies thrs summou-l with u the service upon you Of this summon, 1T served in this tOuuty; 5u' 1T -sryed out of The touury and within thi- District, en within thirty dIy- m all Oi her csscz furty dave
 This action -- brought fy 5siid palntiH agninst sand defendant to obtain decree uls-o. .ylng The bonds of matUm'ny heretofore evIstInE between the slii pltuut and sud defend lut. and thai plain. ti may have the custody of Lri chll- drpn. Herbert WlIlIHm and kamond. and f.r general relief. will more fully appgar by refer ence Co the complaint herewith.
 And you are here 'y Oflned that 1T you fail to appear and answer tLe complaint as above required the plaintiff will take judgment by default. and apply to the Court for the relief demanded fhereln. and costs and shur-e- uenfs ln this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the al of the sad District Court. at son, thI- l9tb day of Au- gust. 4. D. I--2. GfO. \. CLUN. C.erk.
 By C. W. CLUM, Deputy. Culver d trum. Afty's for pltlutiff. OcI-itW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Application No ssn for the CaIifarnIs
 Mining Claim.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS, A2Izox.
 f.r.

O- Ns LAND EtACis T 4Nt7tfEr Aa4LaNH NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN HAT n - ward Q. Allis and Jame> Met. Elfoft wins. pOsfO1icc address I- lu care of T. l.. sti.es Inc son. Arizo-a. have t1is day hiei their apllca-lo1 fpr uatent for i~ linear feet of the Califo-r,- Mine or veIu, bearing gold, silver and cUlt.r SIth surface ground pA feet m width. sllrI-.I l HarshaN MlnIf Distuci county of -r. and Territory of Arizona. and designated ty ta- he q notes a official plat con file ln thIs o5.s l- Lot Number a. being as follows. to-vit.
 Beginning at the IuItIal mur umert a, t-r .rid- de of the claim. where the DO lee 0f Ioca.i,n is ,O-'ei, at a uost x, inches square. -e,- -cug m lrs ed ~tai No. i.
 Thence 2a dog 8 mn W 5sS feet to'ta a,--a- of the " eld yf the claim, Co a nos 3E1j,ch square. feet long marked "CA- No. I Nuencc [. S. mineral monument NJ. g. Har,tar District. bears sl deg lu nm V ,-5 feet ...-- taut
 ler Of cam Co a .o-t a2a lrcle- square. fssf long ms Tked Cal. Nu. H..
 Thence < % deg - mn r. Ii1s feet to S V c1r- l-rof claim Co g post 2V3 inches square. tse. ,ouc. a aIked co Cal No. "
 Thence \ 66 dsg as nm so1 feet Co c.Itrr of E end Co 2 pg-t g, g inches slulrv. 5 tas- .a1E marked " Cal No. V
 Theme \ 6i de., a, mn P slO et t1 f4. S | o-uer of c'aIm O % p1s- 'l3 inches -1-ll- ? .a4t lon. marked Cal No. \t-'
 Thence N .l5 oe- -- uiir W flc- feet to tts V 'orrer of clam To pos .7a inches square. feet loIy marked ' Cal No Nlt.- .rc
 Thence x 0 deg .- mn W .H z, e- tr lo-t Nu ti. airrlGy de-c Ihej.
 Ma u-tic variation i- deg s> ui1- containing tq.-0 acres.
 Inc lorl;iou of thIs mius i- r--oried iu t1a Rscorlar'- uiic- of Pima County. A1l1ra Ia 3p1 e R. .. cord of Miue-, uT-s -~i-
 The adjoining claimants rrs t." owrHre gl the 'ommnuworJu claI'r on the mort. acsr, tle UWu- -s- f fla New ou-t tUf'uu clam uu tI- -ulfh- -asf; and the owners of tre Cosmopolitan r.alu Q the -outhRe-t.
 Any and af persons claiming adversely .-I portion uf sad ClltfurnIa mue. Or tl- -ur.4g- .rouud. are required Co nie thrlr acyere clam l.Irh tlc Register Of the United States Land C-rs lt Tucson iu the Trw.tosy of Auz,ua. tUlnE he sixty days perIod O publication hereof or hey will bc larrcd by vIrtSr of the prrv.s,p1- Jf the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Register Haynes G Stile- Attorneys for applicants. It is hereby ordered fhat the foregoing uotl-g
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Troops E and K, Sixth Cavalry. have been ordered from Fort Apache to Camp Lowell
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

A Mexican woman known as Canuta, and "crazy as a loou,' borriied some of the good people of Tucson yesterday by walking into the Catholic church during service and with indecent remarks pub licly exposed hcr person. Last evening she was at the depot, and after paradIng the platform for a while, shied rock through the dining room window of the Porter hotel, 80 was arrested and locked up, as she has been several times previously; but because of her mental condition she cannot be held account able, consequently is turned loose again. Her case is deserving the attention of the supervisors, and it is f. be hoped that they will give it consideration.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Fresh Eastern Oysters, 55 cents per dozen. at Fireman's Hail
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
MRS ANNADOWNFR

Dated at Grea;ervi le. October sl. Iss3. Territory of Arizona. County of PIma s. On this 9th day of October. A. b. one thous- and eight hundred and e'ghty-two. personal 7 appeared before me. John Young. a Notary Pub lie m and for the county of Pima. Anna Down. er wife of Edward Downer, Who-e name IS sub scrihed to the annexed Instrumeu as a party thereto personally known to me to be the sam. person described m ard d who executed the said annexed instrument as party thereto, and who duly acknowledged to me that si executed tho
 same freely and voluntarily. and for the uses and purpsSes therein mentioned.
 in witness whereof, ! have hereuutO set my hand and uiiixei my official seal. the day
 TSeall and year in tbi= oertihcgfe first bow, written. JOHN YOUNG. nll-9r Nntnrr F hli. pir-a Cnnrtr \ IT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
HESRi COUSINS. Register.

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notic, of application for patent be published fo. tlIe period of sixty days ten consecutive weeks in the Arizona CITIZEN. weekly uewspape publ shed at Tucson. A T winch Is here by designated hy me as published nearest -uci c.aim-. HENRi COUSINS Register.
 EkELL 6 SMITH. Attorneys for Applicant.
 FIrst publication sept. IT. IsS3-