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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
SIMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI
 | cial Distr e. In the CoEnty Of Pima. Territo- ry of Arizona:
 Lilhe carscadin, plaintiff. against Fgrd S. Car scadin. defendant, summons.
 Acton brought In the District Court Of thA FIrst Judicial District in and for the r0unty ot Plma. ID the Territory Of ArIzJua The Terrtto- D of Anzona sends greeting tn Fred S CErScnd- m. You are her by summoned and repaired t0 appear in an action brought Es,aiuSt you by tii. above named plaintiff m the District Court of the Flrst Judicial DIstr si lu and for tl,. couury of Pima, in the Territory o' @rizoua and ai,- swer the complaint hted vI'h the Giars of tlii4 Court at Tucson. in shid county. Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this siirr1nnsl witlIn twenty days leNciusivs ai tte it. pf ssrsic.I after the -eryire upon you of IFS -uuirnors f served in this couEty; but if s.rt-d ous oi th., county and within iht- District. thar ~ithin thirty days; in all other eases fOrfy days. This said action IA brought tO obtain decree diseolv- ing the bonds of matrimouy er4st.ng between plaintiff and defendant upon ;he grounds aet forth in the complaint. and that th. custody of their minor child he awarded to plaintiff KS will more fully appear upon reference to the com plaint filed herein.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer tho complaint aa above re- quirsd. the plaintiff uill tAks judgment by de fault and apply to the Court for the relief de- manded thersin and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dis- triot Onrt at Tucson. this thirteenth day of May. A D. 1882. GEO. A. GUM Clerk. Culver d AraTn AttT's for plaintiff jelf-lOt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

The approximate expenses ss estinst- ed by ". 0. Davis for the administration of county sf irs for the coming year EIl be about one dollar and twenty cents on every one hundred dollars of tsI levied, divided up something ks follows: county school, thirty-hve cents; special Territorial school fund. fifteen csnts; road saI. ten cents; Territorial prison bonds, twenty cents; interest on court house bonds, twenty cents; with an al lovAnce of twenty cents to make good any asepisssJ ia ias Absys tsAaA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Na.IICE-
P,r,eox1, MorSr,tS. Pr1, Corxr,

PATAGONIA MOUNININs PINA CoUNTY. ARIZONA TERRITORY, April n. tss2 TO LOUIS KLINE OR ANN ONE CLAIMING Il 'ltle dnder him; You are hereby n..tired that Se, the undersigned. have expended One Hundr,Sl DOllars m labor and Improveme .ts ut,- on t- Eurssa mlne situated m the Pitags snia mountains Pin'G county. Arizona Terrltory. m order Co hold sad premises under the provi- sl ns of secti n 2s2i of The Revised sfutes of the Unite state. being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending Decei., ber sl ISL
 And If within ninety days after publication or this nouoe yon fail or reflse Co contribute your propor1ua of such sIpsnditurss as a cu-o~uer, your interest m sad claim ~ill be- come the property of e Q suhscriber under sec ton 2s2t. J. ". WILLIAMS
 CHARLES NEISENBORN aplAl-W3m EDWAED EEAU1IK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Nf1TIf

fTHF DER>I-NEr HEHEET Scr-it ' '..' p-rs'.H- t-ar th-v s-r tHr Hsurr- 9' .-i t1.u ligir c4lim -i-ra.s. - % --El1-." c --lr ll .cc Fats-uH MrClt -iua, Pima tl-lifr hi. znls, sunuu zsf1r s.NPISE MINE
 That . patent iur cold mllluE calm ~a- .' sued OL The isfh day Of Febr1afy, i-ll, ny -hs utted ~iaf~- Guycrum-rI Co tte lrtr--if v % which usteut is ou r-crrd in b. Recorder ol- e in fuc-1u, Pima Co-uty. iH B1os Q If Nil.- Heruft-. and for murc plrficl.ar record of -i. 1. mining ciaim rei-rei ce i- .hereby ma-- % 's-- record.
 Ai p-r-vl- ar- ~a-u-t against s0rs'rs sai1 chin, as aI tre-pa--er- ts-rson wi. oc prose cutef .cc1-diug tl izw
 NC. FORBCsB.
 .Fl$ sTEPHES OCOSskE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
ApPEiicafi"n SO 2IS for Patent Co She
 Guba Mining Claim
|. <. LAND OFFICE. Tae-ou. A. l.. June i--t.

| aaAH . 4-7a : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT trrr | ~ o.t b. Blanchard. W lliam Waui q -r sheldon. hary F. >poonrr. Marion < ta. hrury Robinson. William Robinson ' NIrt-Ir.1 !
 n2Soihs9n and 'ieorgc klchtr.lson, who.e po-. | oulSe address is care of J. A. Win mOra Iur-ar A IT.. ye this day .fle,l appl cation for si q f | ent Tor i35- linear feet of the lnha mIu. lf ! 'eln, uetring gold. silver and other mineral ~ith surface ground H' feet Iu width. situated ! m Greaterv;iie mIning district. PimH rauary ATlzona- and ds-lgna ed by the field nut.- aH. "ISL1i plAt on nle m thl- utlce g- .et Ns 70. sad lot 5s teing as follows to-wit- Beginning at ths initial monument of clam. betng mesquite post lxt inches. ! f.s, lou- Ir monument ot stone-. mtr>e,i | | N from which United State- mineral moIamenf Gra.t-- erville mining district No |, h.ar4 - rf tlr. (. qul @ post txI InChe-. feet lou- at -a rpr1--. market ! \ thence 3h de., sI mn '. IH. teet Co mesquite post 4xt Inche-. feet long. s, ne corner, marked \ l.. m mound uf stone.
 Thence 5l deg i5 mn V 8U feet Co center monument of clam. Go mesquite puzf fvl lur.sr feet long marked ! \ c. from winch srit- V 52s feet distant.
 Black oak tr.e 1j inches iu diameter bear. 'sdeg '0 mn @. both marked STING.
 Thence same course at ou feet to m--Iu,r- post 4xi inches. feet long m mourI of stone at nv corner marked \ W
 Thence 3-A deg Sl- f...- tl nls.-.rl--.. r.1-r sAt inches, Feet bong. m mound of -f.#., 70 ~ corner. marked I SW
 Thence alit deg 6 ND feet fo tla nm monument post, < V The piac- of be-,iuu.-s Nariailon ls deg 57 mn e. tontail5us l-.i- acus
 The amended location notice of tII- nm, .. recorded m the Recorders oilrs for Pima e.r. v, A l., m book uf records of mines. p..,-- .4. aud7sL
 Any and all persons claim 1l adrp-.ry .sj p"rtion of sad | uha mIne OF tLr ~urfsrs sr,.r. are required fils rheir aiive--. claim vrfr -f- Register of the United Stat-- Land Oa-.a af iu->on. Arizons. during The -ixf5 days -a-.II O publication. or they wiii be- Hrr-l rg fi-l"- of the provisions of the statute
 HENRY cot SINS. EeEi.ts-
 It IS hereby ordered that tLe fl-reuiu. notIc- ne pn n1ishsd sixty day- Zen cor -s,-Ifiyr ssr-.t n the Arizo.a CITIZEN. a St-AIy u,..s-. ...sr puhllshed at Iucsuu. A. T which pat-r i- l-r.- by desigt Rted hy me a- publ she'd aalra-t --l. clam HENRI CttTNfNs r..-.t--
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Board of SuperIisOrs.
SATURDAY, July 6, 1882

SATURDAY, July 6, 1882.
 After reading the minutes of the previous meeting the Board proceeded to examine accounts and ss the following were found to be correct, warrants were drawn on the Treasurer for the same:
 c. P. V. Watson for post mortsm sor- vices, sl0: s. H. Drschmsn purchased account, $; c. R. Drake for trsnscrib- ing records and for registration of voters, S2S3.75; c. H. Vosburgh services ss deputy sheriff, $22- 70: R. H. Paul re- pair of clock, s3; o. Buckslev rent of | judges chambers, S75; c. H. Fully money erroneously paid for taxes, STA; John W. Fuqus service ss justice of peace, s34.S0; Psro Aguerre for repairs on road from Junction Station 70 Gala bssss, S75.
 The Board thea adjourned to meet Monday July 10.
 MONDAY. July 10, 1882.
 The following warrants were ex- amined and paid:
 F. J, Firing post mortem eIsmInstion, slO; R. H. Paul purchased accounts, jurors and interpreters fees, S186.90; J. F. Harrison pur chased account, justice and constable fees, S531.50.
 The petition of the residents of Crit tenden and vicinity. asking for an sp- propristIon of one thousand dollars out of the Road Funds for repairs of the Public Road, from Crittenden to Fer guson's house, and for the reconstruc- tion of the bridge at Point of Rocks, washed away by recent floods, was taken under consideration and fully dsscuss- ed. It was then ordered that A warrent for four hundred dollars be drawn from the Road Fund, and used for repairs of said road, and reconstructing of said bridge, and that Thomas Hughes be without compensation, appointed co agent for the county for the purpose of making repairs on said road and bridge, to the amount aforesaid.
 The Board then adjourned tO Tues day July l1th at 10, LM.
 TUESDAY, July II. 1ss2.
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. and proceeded to audit demands and accounts against the county. The following wero allowed and warrants drawn therefor:
 l. F. COppel, for hauling indigsnt sick, $500; J. H. Harrison purchased ao- counts for printing. s45492
 On motion Thos. Hughes was appoint ed Registering officer for the SonOits precinct, No. |. vice Mark Esekiels, re- moved from the precinct
 On motion it wss ordered that the County Treasurer be instructed to charge the general fund vitL S2,l24.S1, and credit the courthouse building fund with the amount. in order to cor rect charge heretofore made against the building fund, which properly, un- der the law, belongs to the general fund. The Board of Supervisors of the cOun y of Pima, being sat:sfed, after an ex. animation of the census returns of sad | 'ounty. filed with the clerk of this Board , July 3, 1882, ths. Charles A. Shibell. 'ensus marshal of sGid county, has per f ormed his duties as such marshal to the lest ofhis ability and according to lsw, S To hereby certify that he is entitled to { eceive from the Territorial Treasury f be sum of three hundred dollars, being , or thirty daysservices, stten dollars per i; lay, in payment for taking the census of A aid Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Satiss al Forfeiture.
TucsOS, PIMA CoUSTT. AHr,0vD

TUCSON, PIMA COUSTT. AEIyJVI
 Mav z l--- To z. P Howard o- those who may claiu ll- der hlm au undivided 0ue-ei. fh of the lIi17s.-s ce'crInsd property. Ton are hereby -7f-rrt thaf with the other owner have -Nrpr.a ai Hls hu1d-es. tollgrs In labor end improvement l.- on the Grand k.pubic Mining Clam A~rl-a m n-nc dlstrct PiHu county Arizona. being i.. a nc property located October IT, i-54 hy t. r tarrtnSton, D. HEaugs. and T g M-sl. and recorded iu the Pima t.GAf4 Eg.I-.-- ptlce. hock ul u.lLiux claira- c. .a-a |. a ortirr Co hold sald pren.Ise- ua-ier r.- rr.s-.-- of Section 3f3t Revised Statutes of tia 'r.'-. state-. being the amount required f1 hold i-- same for t1S year ending DecsuI ba- sl. l--4 ant that ] myself have contributed yuu- IH-f a 10 'reof. thrr"fore li within ninety days L -'rvlce Of this notice by publ lrltiou pop 't or 7-fu-- tp contribute your proportion H. -... eXf"ntttu7r a- cu-ovuer wifE cu-f- n- r--..'. t''n. 2 our interest fr siId claI- --I u-a. ..s pie-ty of ttr -gt'err..-r t-.ir -...I --s-..-. .-r.i-
 t..ar plupertiv. yf -,ii ,z.-HHi.u-a .s lF--r' and 5s-ls daila-s.
 E.DGOh
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
4 NeM Firm.


 Competition is the life of trade, and when a new and enterprising firm enters the competitive list with the older houses and demands its share of the public patronage, 1t sedom or never fails in getting all 1t asks. The new firm now in the field Is that of Nichols, Patterson & Co, all are men of ex- perience tact and ability. Mir. T. E. Nichols was late manager for R. F. Hafford & O., of Tombstone and more recently still connected with the house of Wm. B. Hooper < O., as was Mir. T. r. Patterson, who was well-knovn as manager of that house previous to their going into business for themselves as wholesale liquor dealers and general merchants. They have established themselves at No. F Mesilla street, in the building lately occupied by Kane < Co, where they will be pleased to have all old friends call to see them. Their stock of liquors is very large and em- braces every popular brand made, and which they propose to sell at the lowest possible rates. They enter at once upon a large trade and propose to increase it by selling good reliable stock. Both are popular young men and backed as they are by large capital, they cannot be other than successful. Call and see them and they will treat you square.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Our sympsthies are with the toilsrs in an Arizona grain field, and to find out to vhEt extent, we to-day placed our therrofneter on the back porch of our Onice, where the gentle rays of the sun could roach it Councilman Brown acted ss scorer. with l4 degrees as . starter Soon he announced 130 degrees and still rising. It VII. brought ia when Al degrees vas rescbed-simply to ssve the instrument ss shs wss still ~bihps." - 0asette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Information Wanted

Of ". Graner from WurtemberC, Ger many. When last heard from abour twenty months ago. he was in Dos Csbe- Eas. Anyone knowing of his where sbOuts will confer great favor by &C., quainting this office as it is important that be be found. jly1l-v1mo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

At the most enthusiastic" Democrat ic meeting held in the courthouse last Saturday evening. there was, by actual count, just one dozen members present. How that one dozen could sign roll of over thirty names is one of the tricks known only to the initiated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Tn. N;rau E,cban,. ,un

The Miners Exchange run by the pOPllAT Henry Oetzman, will be re, moved tron No. II to No. 13 Camp street as soon ss the latter building hs, been prepared for the teseptjon of the stock which is considered to be enc of the best in the market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Fred. T. Dubois vas nominated for United States Marshal for IdahO; Joseph ". Robbins, of Illinois, United States Surveyor General for the Dis trict of Arizona; Ava A. Adse, District of Columbia. Third Assistant Secretary of State
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

The Santa Pelicitss Mining Company are making preparations for the remov- al of their mill from its present location near Caborcs. to the mines. which are some fourteen miles distant. and thus avert the expense and trouble of trans portation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

The following Presidential nomina tons were sent to the Senate July sth J. A. Zsbriskie. of Arizona, as U. 8. At torney for Arizona; J. L. Tidball, o New York, U. 5. Marshal for Arizona Wm. P. Chandler, IL, U. s. Surveyor General for Idaho; David R. Bede, Ida ho, Register st the Land Office at Boise City. Idaho: Geo. L. Andrews. Professor of Modern Languages at the U. s. Mili- tRry Academy. Secretary Folger has appointed Col. c. H. Desqua. late Con- troller of Customs st StitkR, Alaska, to a position in the Custom Servics in Ari- zOna
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Found Dead.

CHA BEND, A. T.. July :, 1882.
 EDITOR CTTIKRN:-Mr. A. Caldwell Superintendent of the Gunsight mine and Mir. W. P. Boyer left Gils Bend this afternoon for Myers district. About eleven miles out from this place they discovered dead body and re- turned with it to Gils Bend. On srriv- ing here it proved to be Mr. Martin Crook fsther-In-lsu of NJ. D. Morgan, hotel keeper in this place. Mir. Crook was an Englishman by birth, and had started yesterday morning to walk to Gunsight, but perished on the desert from thirst. ".
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
.. :. LAND OErIcF uc-on. Ari4ona

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATAi.pX- ANalder Harrison has fled notice of his inten- ton 70 make fnal proof m sIpIort of h. pre- eulptiou \ No -iG c.aim. zad secure 6pal' 'en- Try thereof and ,i % sccl prUof Wiil i-e ken al tLl- ofice ou th- llth dly rf JuI~. l--l sf I1 o'clock a u fer 'i.- I- q. Sar fi. IT IB SRItF and ra11e= fl.- fIlievIur a- fls Di ci-.ses. ,Iz. Hs1rT Bu tmH-. h I Bruatsge Jos B.I. is,t M F kat al. Hf fuc-uu. A. ?.
 HENRY COU SINS Ears...-r t,-.r nnnIr r-Lt- nr- Imra u. L-.-l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Leeal.
AppIicatisn Ne. s2J for Patent ts The Th.z'
 derer Winning Claina.
ED OFFICE. TUGsoS AkIzoSl

'. :. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS AkIzoSA. NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ Harmon whose postOtiics address Is Tucson. Arizona, has tkis day fled in this otiee his ap- pilcatlon for t.2s7 linear fee, of the rhunderer inine or vsin bearing silver and other minersl, with surface ground tOi feet on the r cad and 1ss feet on VI eud in width, situated ID lyn- dsIl Mining District. Pima c .unty and Ter Tiiory of ArizonA and designated by the field notes and official plat file m this office Rs Lot No. s2 c f R Meridian, saId Lot No. 42 being described foliOSs;
 Bsxining Ht the initial monument at W end of clam s red wood post inches square. f-et long in monum.,nt of stones. marked M ' ,. 1; thence run 0ia degrees f. i55 feet to a red wood post st s " corner of claim. inches square, Feet long in monument ot stones marked T No. :. thence ss dsyreos % minute. F. i.557 feet tO a Ted wood puet ai \ corner oi claim 1 inches fgure n monument of stones marked T No. 2, thence ni. degre.-. " 3U feet to \ red wood post inches square, 1 feet long m monument of stones marked T No. { marking E end csstsr of claim. from which post an oak IS inches In diam ter bean ssSs de greas l.. 50 feet distart. marked r No. | B T; thence Oit degrees W on same hne 4OI feet from said S l. corner of claim to 8 rsd wood post { inches square, tes, long ai F corner of claim. m monument of stonss marked I No. ,; thence ssx degree- W. I.2i5 feet to W cor ner monument. d red wOsd post inches square. feet long in ID suument of stoues marked T No. From which point V \ M M No; N, Iyndtll District. bears N li degrees, W 2. .655 feet dis tant. thence 0 degrees E minutes. T. 10p feet to the initial monument and place ot bcsining. Variation T. degrees e minutes T. e.sttainiIis. loss acres. The clam IS situated on the T. siie of the SalsrO Hill. well-knONn in the TynGall District and bounded the west by the II Ian mine. The location nOtice is recorded m the recorders office for Pima County, 1T. m book F records of mines pazss lSS and lSl
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sald Ihunderer mine. or the sur- face ground, arc required Co nle th-ir adverse claim with the Register of the United states Land Ofice at Tucson, iu the Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of pub lication or they will be barred by Virtua of tbe provisions Of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days lten consecutive weexsl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Mrs. Blethem, wife of Captain Bleth. em, who dropped dead of apoplery in San Francisco short time since, has petitioned for the probate of her de. ceased husbands will. Captain Bleth. em wac, prevous to his last illness, en- gagged in miningi in Arizona, and for B while had his headquarters in Tucson. He afterwards went to Cochise county and interested himself in the mines about Dos Csoezas and was at one time superintendent and part owner of the Silver Cave mine near that place. His es- tate is valued at one hundred thousand dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

The teams of E. o. Shaw are losiing up at the depot with lumber and machi- ,ery for the Ada Mill & Mining Com. pany. in the Old Hat district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
""I'r'' % IoriFiiuFt.

ITO BNrCULL0UGH ORTHOSE CLAIMING
 l under hlrl.-i1c ars here, ! BoIlLe-t fhaf yTe have .Ng@udf-d ons hundred dol. an. ln ltisr and impruTr--rtz rron the lsgbeila Mi-a s-riars-.i m the Aztec Hatning district, in order Go hoI -ai prsn,-es under tts provisions nf s-rtion l8gg ReTIssd siatutes of the United States h-iag the amount required to hold the -tlIns for the rear ending December 3lst. I--i. And if within ninetT days after thls notice by publication. you fail or refuse To contribute your prnr.srtion of such expenditure as a co-awner your interest m the said claim Slll become the pruI--ty of the .lbse-lber.- un1-- sall .a..-lnn .-.al
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Application 70. BIG for 70 Patent Il. tb.
 FTaneo-A Anertcan Mining Claim.
us. LAND OFFICE. Tucson. Ari,oB.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THtT Tp. ] " Or0 blanco Mining Cumpauy by t-.-l-.- ! W. Deitzler, agent, who-s post1thce aIlr.-.- 2. l San francisco. Gal. has th.s day tl4,i tur.5-. tlon Tor patent for l5u linear feet of tha Fr..l ! American mlning claim. veIu bearing gold a. sllSer and other minerals. wIth fs feet 1n vi,Ifl ! surface ground. Situated in fhe Ura ar,- mlnlng district, Pima county. Ariz1 ga. and ,lis- lgnated by the teid notes and olf cial rlaf on d. in this o1ce a- -Ot NO tt. sand loo 4- t,.inl a f ' ioWs. to-Wit:
 1 CommencinE sr the initial uonument A --. west end oi clHill, at OaS post fNi inches s.ar-- stones.
 Run thence 6 de-; % mn rl0 feet a.ar.r ,,ne Of clam )oalns also end hue of a-u .1. M O. Co 0ak post 9xt Inchs. ua- Q g f..sf l.-, market r A e No . at sw corner of cam Ihencc run sS deg 5O min % along - s. I. ..s clam uO Feet Co oak post 4Ti inches -Iu,-- let Ions at se corner marked r O \ ,oa. m mound of stones. from Whirl United S-afa.. 4.- eril monument No. 8. Gro Blanca ni-. .r-- Ii.fr-.f lears s l5 deg Su miu W a27 ft di-tart :E,-...r deg lO mn V along" lane of claim 30l feet rl all O. stones. marked c OA Not
 ontiEuing same cOurse D deg 70 min s d. fsi ttt tu intersect sw end hn. of Wl--sq M L. *meh bears oideg lO nm W to sls corner. it. inisre Feet long. at Ee corner of c.a.m u nrk d
 Thence s' deg 9 min W on n -id. of rsfr. lJiu feet Co Oak post at nv corner of clam rl mound of stones, marked r OA .oK
 Thence Ca deg iu man % glJ feet aIoD., B, ,-f Of Lae Co place of beginning
 Nar.aiion r. deg z' mn @. Containing lgs, acres, outside of the conflict with tLs Norrrs1l and warsaw VI claims. winch lr- not ci4iuai
 Any and all persons claiming aiV.r-.ly m, portion of sad Franco iu4e-isa sau mlns or fs. surface ground. are required Co le their s,iyar-s claim Nlth the Register of the tults,I state. and Otce, az Tucson. ,rlzona. durin., tha-.rf7 days perod 0f pu'ilcation. ortloy VI | h. bsr-al u' 'ir'ne "' the pT9y,e;on~ of q statute.
 HE >kf COUSINS. I.eglsis-.
 lt Is hereby ordered that the foregoing rarf-. he puhllshed -Iy days ten cnnsecrt ,y,. yga,.t- lu The -rizouA IriZsN a weekly r,f,,-..s-..- pUhhshec at luc-ou. A. r which paper Is 'lsr,- hy desieus,ted hy mr a- published ns-.r.-- .-... clam rNRl tOU ~INS. Es--,--.r
 tir-t publication June n. I--a.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

Mf. F. I. Bowling, Supt. of the BurrO Burro mine in the Myers district. is in town for the purpose of shipping ore to the Denver Erpontion. The Burro Burro ledge is said to have seventeen feet of good paying ore. Ottwo average assays made, one gave return of S232- S9 cents copper and silver, and the other. s9428. When taking into consideration the immense body of similar orc from which the asssyed samples were taken. it is difficult to place an estimate on the actual value of the mine itself
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

.hr Dana Harmon, 6 well known min ing man from 6spts Bitss is registered ai shs Pcr,SrS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

"The Tucsonites now sit in the shade of the spreading mesquit. with mercur. lazily hanging on the ll5 degrees notch eating the luscious watermelon and talking about the hot weather Prescott. ties are undergoing" All of which, friend Miner, is, with the exception of the latter clause, remarkably true. The Tucsonites thoroughly unselfish sit ss stated and yesrn for the sssocistion of their suffering brethren in the desolste north who sitting on 8 bunch of crack ling gnlleia grass to which the cruelty ing thorns were as down, and with an Icicle stirring up s pot of dry, un- pslatable hsckberries, and wondering that if the privilege be denied him in life. will his soul Tn its dissolution be privileged to enjoy the luIuries now &C., corded to mOrtals in the south.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
u.S LAND OFFICE TrcsoS. ARIZONA.

Application No. eo9. for Patent tp rh-
 S.nHt Nicholas Mining Claim.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16

It ishsreby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days lten consecutive weezsl m the Arizona CITIZEN. q weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A T winch paper is here by designated by me as published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 EAKLL 4 SMITH Attorneys for Applicant.
 First publication July 2 ISSg