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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Application No. 2i5 to Che Sornand Min
 ing Claim.
U. <. LAND OFFICE, TrcsoN. AEIzovA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ms. ~ Gro Blauco Mining Company. by George W. ] DeitZler. agent. whose post0tice adlre-S I- San Francisco, Cal. has thIs day filed its application for a patent for 1894 linear feet of The Normand mine or vein bearing gold. silver and other min erals. with surface ground 5yl feet Gt one end and 5i6 feet at the other in width. situated m [ Gro BiaucO mining district. Pima county. Arirp- na Territ0ry. and designated by Che held notes and othcial plat on te iu thls o1ce a- lot No q, ! being as follows
 Beginning st the initial monument m the mid dle Of clliU- at an iron pan foot long and Q inch m diameter. lu the middle of the roai from which pine post 2Ni inches sqr g ft lu1g, marked W NO |, in mound of stones. being 0 feet east uf true center of claim.
 Thence a -S deg f6 mn. e l27.s z Co pine post 2Ni m SIT, ft long at edge of pond. marked l Normand No :, being 2-is ft short of end of claim. as true place for end monument k gli- ft further and in pond where water k suppussd Co be lu ft deep, the pond beIuE caused by high dam built since clam was located Thence run l7 deg -3 min. a atu e Co nv slde line of Warsaw, M C, lot No s,. Thence 5o deg 5J min. along nw -ldc os Nar,aw VI C .-3is ft Co ne cor of Normand VI C Co pine post 2xf m sqr fr long marked Normaud N03. Thence 5D deg. 90 mIn along hue of suId claim l-t3 fr Co Iut~rseCt with a sids line of Franco uerICau VI C. bearing -3 trl. Iu mn. W. At ii2l ft % sw corof Warsaw ll and at ligt ft Co SO cor of Normand claim to oak post tXt m -qr 8 ft lon. marked Normaud No t from which U. S. mineral monument No E. Gro Bianro dis trlet bears deg mIr, e slu ft distant.
 W ary line of claim 2i ft to end center Co oak post jX6 m slr ft long marked Noruand No 9.
 Thence same course is deg % mn aJI ft 70 oak post fxt m slr 8 ft long marked Normand No 0 at -w cor of claim.
 Thence 2l deg min e 1i9i ft Co plne post 2xi iu sqr ft loug marked Normand NO7.
 Thence run i- deg I3 mn co along uw end boundary of claIgi 2ii ft to Zx3 m stake driven into the ground surrounded by monument of stone at edge of pond Thence angle Co right, run s 2s deg tj nm on line parallel to center hne of clam 22i ft. then angle Co The left and run 5- deg 2 mn on lIu5 parallel to end llue 3l ft to post No before described. The true distance from post No Co middle Iue of claim IS 2sl ft. magnetic variation l2 de, 3l mn e. con- t.iInnE la3- acres.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion uf sand Nurmaui mIne or surface ground are required to rlr their adver~e clam with the Register of tLe United states Land Office at Tucson. A. T.. during ;hc sixty day-' period Of publication hereof OF they will be barred by virtue Uf the provisions of tie statute.
 HENRl COUSINS. Register.
 It k hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the period of sixty days ten consecutive weez-l Iu the Arizona CITIZEN. weekly newspaper published It Tucson. X. T.. which paper K hereby designated hy me as pub- lished nearest such claim.
 HENRY COUSINS Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
GROSS 1EpFtS
Revised s.a,ut.-. See. -sss.

I-71T --sI-TITT--- I7---. ---777--
 Where two or more le,i-,~ cross cor iuters -r each other, priority of ttlr shall govern and such prior location T all bn entitled Co all ore or mineral contained within the space of intersec- ton, but thr subsequent location shall have the ri-ilt of way through the space of intersection for the purpose of convenient working of ths mine. And where two or mors veins unite. the oldest or prior location shall take the yeiE below the point of uniop including all the space of iu- t.r.l...tinrl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

A foreigner may make mining location and dispose of it provided he becomes citizen be- fore di-posiug of the mine Proof that tine party was not a citizen before dispozins of his claim must be atiirmativeiy shown.
 I.ocators and intermediate owners other than applicants, will not be presumed aliens m the absence Of allegation or objection prior 60 is-u auc. of patent.
 The portion Of a inning clam sold Co aa alien cannot he patented Wbile -ucl owner i- am alien: bu- on hts declaration to become citizen has ri-hr dates barl, to l.- ru-cht-s. aad h- may thar-spon secure 60 United State, ra.euf flor hi- cll..,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
~T 70 tltfN-

N H. bI>ItI.I '-..t.. fiG,T JUDI J r.a. H4-t..rr. 70. t.-. e-4.. %. Flua l-rrltlly of A~rglr-- tsaar. HrHu-. U.-fItfu agaiu-t John E,t .f--g. t-.eU.laut -s..mors.
 A~.Iou rrtuear ir rU- District 'o-r- ,f tis Fir-f Juifc-al District -r is.l iu- Che County of Pima. Ir tt. 'le--it1r. uf Arilpla Iir errltory oi Arizuna -aul- ----til- to John Nct afferry :: You are hereby summoned ana r-guIrri co af- pear in au action brought az-i Inst you hy tha above named plaintiff no the District Cuurt f tie FIr-t Judicial District iu and for the Cluntv or Pima. ID tLe Territory of Ar;z0na. and al .wrr tie complain, filed with the Clerk of this curt at Tucson m salu County a copy Of which com - plaint accompanies the summons within wen ty days leNclu-Ive of the day Of =ervicei after the -ervlce upon you of thls summons if served in fhIs County: but ii served out of the Cuunty and within tnIs District then glthin thirty iays: m all other eases iurfy days.
 This saId action I- brought by plaintiff Co re- cover of defendant the sum Of three thousand a liar- on a certain promisory note together .Ith legal mi ere-t thereon from Sept. 3lh A. D. i-'ii. as Nlu more fully appear by reference to t.s complaint on tle herein
 and you are hereby notified that 1T you ftlil tO ga, pear and answer the complaint as above re- quired. the plaintiff wIu take default and iudg- a. tut Iu the sum Of three thou-ani dollars in- ,st. and costs and disbursements in this be- h1f expended.
 tiTen under my hand and th. seal of said Dis tu,, COurt. st IuosoH, this 4th day of May, A. D. I---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Application No. 2iG fI- "a Patent r1 th-
 franeo-AmerI, can Mining Cisim.
U.sL.ND orn- I.----. .--.-.

NOTICE Is HEREBY aNEN WAr rr. - Gro b.alCu NHlc J.n..r. H. G..--. W. Deitzler. agent. vhH-.. r..-rH..-. ..... .. ] S5u Francisco. ta.. has f..-... f...
 tiou for patent for Is1Il Ilr..- ....U. ... ...-.- American uIuIu- claim. gH.. ....-- -... silver and other Ulu.-i'a. H-.. ..H. .... VI surface -rHgla- S t.afat .T H.. .H. inning aI~tErf. tIul g..rrr. s..... ... ..- iauatei by the tr.i luf-- aH. r...-.. u.... lu trIr ut-c .-- -Ht ~" i-. -..e .U. iuw-. tu-WIt-
 tommeacin- a- tar .rI..al ....aa..- .. -- west end ai clam. at .ak rH-' IE. ....- -r. feet loaE marked O A NuI .a. r.aa.. f -tour-.
 Run thclce 0 de-juu-1 e... t,. a..r.s EEH nf clam .la.lE 4.-H r-r.l ...- .. ......s V e. fu nIk pu~t fNi wrH.- - ...H.. . ..f .H.a marked r A O An e. at -N cor1.- CT e..r
 Thence run -3 u-g iH min - along - -..... clam i7tu f-sf Go uak pu-. tsf .rt..- tart .CnE. ar -' corrsf. marked e N.. mound of stones. from which Juit..i ~-.-.- ..r- eral monument No. 2. Oro l;11sl miuia.. ..... hs'Ir- q deg il nm v go e dists-f. .... de; 90 mn VI al1n-e .inc ut claim a'n i.r. a.... post iNi ucn.S -IuarH, Get long. .u r..1 Of stour-. markell F O A Nui
 Continuing same courst n e tH.- q. mn H.. .- feet tl inte--sct 7v 9Ii lu- ot Nar.. which bears II deg iI mIu y4 t1 ~a. ..--..- -. feet distant, st fH feet fu ols uo-I lNt .- -Iuarr. feet long, at ur couIrro. clam. . -,-.
 Thence -s} deg 5l mia " ou "a -.d. .af ..- lI'u trrr tu oak poet lf uu guI.-- co. clam mound of stones marked O \ Sod
 Thence 0u deg lu nm % atU f.Hr along. ... of line Co place uf beginning
 Nar.auou I2 deg -I nm -. gu.-..r.r- ..-, lrre-. uur-idr of t.e culti-. vIt. ..s N..... and Nar-awN claim which arH uH- c ....
 Any and an persons claiming .lErr-. .E.. portion of -iid furcH-iu.r 1r l.rr. H-..- surface -Iodut, are required tu rl' -a..- clam with taU fsa-' '-f.r uf t.s Unite. ~ .- and Othre. af Tucson. srIE.r1 Iunu- t....." days uerut of puH.l catl su. ur r'... sIl. '. ... by virtue uf t..e p-ayl+.u.i- uf q. -rt-.....
 HI I~fl COUSINS. E.H-..
 lf ], hereby ordered tlt- ti. fHrH.H.r.. h- pIrll-Irl -i-Ir days ten -lu-....rt.s.. ...-. iu ts" trt1ulu 'fri--S, 70 weekly r"a-...." Uus.I-l-'gI ar iuc-na. A. l.. which paper .- ..H- hy designated hv HH a- lGhl-re.l u..-..ar .... ciaim. HfNHl COUSINS r.H.-.-.
 ti--t publication Jure-I l,-,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Le6at.
Application No. sIs for Patent to the
 Louise Mining Claim
U.S.L,SD OFFICE, TUosoy, AErzoSA,

US. LAND OFFICE, TUCsoS AEIzoSA,
 June :. lss3 NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V Oro Blanco Mining Company. by Geo W. Deitzler. agent. whose postotlce address ls san Francisco. Gal. has this day te-t application Tor a pafert for I5lu linear feet of the Loulso mlne or yein. bearing gold and silver and other mn erals. with surface ground tuD feet m Wlqth' situated in OrO Blauco mining dlstrlct. Pima county. Arizona. and designated by the held notes and Oficial plat on file m ths office as lot No e. said lot &3 being follows, to-vlt:
 Commencing at initial monument m the mld- dle of claim at oak post 5xi inches square, feet high m monument uf stones. marked Louise No |; thence run south Fl deg 1 mn V along center line of claim SJ feet to shaft No . at go feet to pine post 2xt inches square, feet long. at wend center of claim, marked Louise No 2.
 Thence n deg 40 mn W bu feet along v end boundary of claim the same being end bouu- dary of the Sarah Jane M C. tO nv corner tO pine post 2Xl inches. feet long. m mound of stones, marked Louise No g. from which United States trIct, bear % deg % mn, distant ] no feet Thence sl deg 3u nm along n line Of clatm l5eO feet Co pine post 2xi inches square. 5 teet long at ne corner of claim, marked Louise No q. iu monument of stone-.
 Thence deg 4O min @ on e end line of clam 3ol feet Co pine post lxt inches square, feet long being end center post marked Louise Thence same course at 6oa feet Co see corner pine post sxi inches square, feet long, m mound of stones. marked Loui~e Nob
 Thence sl deg 3l mn VI l5h1 feet on s side of claim Co w corner Ind oak post 2Us inches square, feet long, in mound of Stoues, marked Louise No ..
 Thence a dea; % mn " on end line sd1 feet to post No 2. the p0iut 1f beginning of the exterior lines of sand claim. NarIutlou l1 deg 20 nm e. coutaInIu4; 5l.66 acre. This claim lies ou hIEh round hill. about One-fOurth Of @ mile ~e of the Orion company'- mill. The location notice IS recorded inkecorler's oihce for Pima county. AT
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of sand Louise mine or surface ground, required Co tlle their adverse clam with the Register of the United StutsS Land Ofice at Tucson. Ariz0na. during the sixty days period of publication. or they will be barred by yIrtuc of Che provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice hc published sixty days ten consecutive weeksl m the Auzona tIEIZES. a weekly newspaper published GO Tucson, A. T.. winch paper Is here by designated by me as published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register. Fi--t pu licatIon June II. tSs3.
 Application No. 2i5 to Che Sorindnd VI in-
 ing Claim.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
HORTICULTURAL ss MINERAL LANDS

Where land Is of little or any value foraEucul- tural purposes. but IS essential to the proper de- Velopment of mining claims, 1t should be dis posed of under the mining Act.
 Where lands containing valuable mineral de- posits have been included in an agricultural en- try said entry will be cancelled at any time prior to issuance of patent. upon satisfactory evidence of the existence of such valuable deposits.
 Where valuable deposits of mineral are dlscoy- cred upon tract after tho same has been en- tered as agricultural. but before patent has been issued, the rarties claiming the mine mag make application for patent for same and the a-ricul- tural entry will be clnceed t0 thgt portion of the land embraced by said mining claim.
 Where mineral deposits are discovered ou aari- cultural lands after the patent has been i-sue3 to an agricultural claimant, they I.a-- vith The patent
 Agricultural college scrip can H1t he r-eei.si m payment for claims.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
ADVERSE CLAIMs.

Adverse claimants must file a separate and dis tinct claim against each application which it is alleged conflicts with the premises owned by such adverse claimant.
 The papers Tn an adverse claim once filed can not be withdrawn. but become part of the rec ord.
 When an .Iverse claim has been filed 1t can- not be amended so as to embrace larger portion of the premises than that described in the origi- nal adverse claim.
 An adverse claim must be made out m proper form and filed in the proper local office during the period of publication of the application for the patent to be effective.
 It IS 'he duty Of the adverse claimant Co com mence suit in proper form within the required time. and if he trusts he uncertain medium of The United States mail le must abide the conse- quence-. should the delay eusue through misfortune or accident. Should the failure Co commence suit be the result of the corrupt or dishonest action of 10 al rney. the Interior De- ptrtuleut cannot redre -' ie wrong.
 An adverse claimant should set forth n detail the facts upon which he bases hi- adverse claim. A statement m general terms. emboiying con- clusions of law. without stating thn facts spe- cially. yill net be considered as evidence.
 An adverse clfsmant should show compliance with the local laws in recording his claim and m regard 70 expenditure. and shall file a copy of the original notice of his location. and show the nature and extent of the conflict alleged.
 An allegation of parties to a suit that they compose the company is sufficient. and they are not required to prove that they the original locarors or the identical parties VI O presented ts -1v v94~sa rlafur
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

FoR thorough watch repairing go to W. E. Rowland, 2l2 Congress street. Watches sent by mail or Wells, Fsrgo's Express, promptly attended to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

lt k hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the period of sixty days ten weekly newspaper published at Tucson. \. T.. which paper K hereby designated hy me as pub- li-hed nearest such claim.
 HENRY COUSI Register. -H-. ]. ----.-- L----.-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers, have been filed in
the county clerks office:
Charles Seabaugh, Emma Seabaugh, Clara
Seabaugh, femme soles, by their attorney in
fact w. L. Thompson, by deed, to James Nc
Cam, 100 acres of the lower half of division
No. E, of SUI, 'ey No. 6S, section No. 3, on the
southwest bank of the Cibolo; consideration
$500.
J. A. Reus, by deed, to his daughter Ida M.
Gembler and Christian Gember, her husband,
land lying in the Rosi1'o creek, part of survey
No. 1888, in the name of Clemente Texada;
consideration, ST. and love ard affection.
J. A. Rens, by warranty deed, to his daugh-
ter Ida Maria Gembler and Christian Gem
bier, her husband, land lying on the Rosillo
creek, being the most southern part of survey
No. Is3, in the name of Clemente Texada,
comprising 4a4 acres; consideration SI25.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Arrivals at Hord's Hotel.

Capt N Caldwell, front battalion Mr. A G
Cooley, Fredericksburg; Walter Napier
Fioresville; Jason Wilson, Kyle; M A King
Mexico; w E Hartford, Minneapolis; A M
Duke, Tyler; M Upton, San Angelo; H
Harrison, Austin; G w Lit'lefred. Gonzales
H M Lowe, Alberquergro; H Richardson,
Chicago: Duncan Bell, Seguin; B Ikrsch6eld,
Cincinnati, Chas Thompson, Houston; c
Minister, Houston W Shearer, Galveston
H Eames, Palestine L Mason, Maremont
Mills; ] II peay, T'lden; G M Dilley,
Palestine; sgd M Stanifor'h, Austin; c l.
Leonard, St Louis; ] A Vaughn, Seguin
A X Masteison, Houston.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Menger Hotel Arrivals

He Chambers, Pbiladelpbia; H Jacoby
G w Calhoun, Jno Morford, New York; E
B Ewing, Jefferson; J L TAFT, Grove Ranch;
Jas and Mrs Cullmore, Austin; G 7 Rhodes,
Fort Concho; L B Curtis, Mount Vernon; H
P Kukhes, Dallas; Yoakum, w F Horn,
Houston; ] Hawkins, FRO; X E Burns,
Boston; A A Dennie, St Louis; S Donnell,
Calvert; 7 C Chappell, Theo M Joenson, jr,
Baltimore; w G Bilding, Gonzales; L M
Mason, Vermont; w H Kicker, Galveston
A ! Collect, Washington; DIR and Mrs w A
Gardner, U A.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
'.ha Odd EaliuWS
amounts.

There is expected to be in attendance at the
Odd Fellows grand lodge 400 delegates; &C
cnmpanyng these delegates will be at least a
hundred more persons.
The proceedings VI commence on Monday
and last five days.
A grand public parade, accompanied by
three bands Of music will be one of the features
of the occasion.
The Casino hall is being splendidly deco
rated for the use of the lodge.
A banquet and ball vii also be given.
THIS meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows will be the most interesting ever held
in the state.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Preserve Your sight.

The injury to the sight from wearing infer
ior glasses or no: being properly fitted to the
eye is not generally realized by the public
My glasses are of-a perfect construction, which
assist and preserve the sight, rendering fire.
quent changes unnecessary. They confer 4
brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an
amount of esse and comfort not generally en-
joyed by persons using spectacles. With
them you cen read for hours without fatigung
the eye. There is no glimmering or waving
of the sight, dimness, or any Of the unpleasant
sensations, but on the contrary, from the per-
feet construction Of the lenses, they are sOoth-
ing and pleasant, causing a feeling of relief TO
the wearer would also inform the public
that am able to make spectacles to suit any
and every condition of the eye.
+. HRRTZBErG,
Optician, next to S. A. National Bank.
I-27-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Give Us the Names.

The consummation of the compromise in
the railroad bond suits, SO far as the county
commissioners and city council are concerned,
involves the payment of one hundred thousand
dollars to some one. Now, who gets it? The
parties interested in the $500, Geo should not
allow Their modesty to screen them from the
public gaze, particularly as it is the public mo-
ney which they are about to pocket
Unless the real parties come forward and
claim the booty, we shall be compelled to give
list of the attorneys who receipt for the
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Why Spend Seventy-Five Cents

Or dollar for bottle Of Cough Syrup, when You
can the most trou blesome cough or c Id and
all Diseases of the Throat ard Lungs, with one
twenty-five csUt bottle Of MORLEY'S UNIVER-
SAL TWO BIT COUGH SYRUP. 1t speedily al.
lays Bronchial Irritation, and promotes a healthy
discharge from The lungs, which gradually become
more natural, until the patient is cured This Syrup
is pleasant to take, and will prove to be precisely
what We represent i
Oak Point, Texas, May ?, 1873.
have used Morley's Universal Cough Svrup in
my family for Wnooping Cough and ordinary colds.
and find it perfect blessing
Mrs. HATTIE DUNLAP.
For sale by F. Kateyer & Son
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
New Store.

Messrs. Meehan and Guinan have opened
a large and excellent grocery store in the
George Block, Houston street. All things
appear to be fresh and good, the prices COM
pare favorably with other houses, and the Sc
lection Is of such an extensive character and
quality, so good that the most capiious Gus
toner may be readily pleased. The proprie-
tors are courteous and enterprising business
men. They deserve to succeed, and we hope
they will
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Arrivals at Vance Hotel.

Miss Mamie Dean, Nesbitt; John P Lilly,
Sullivan; S Thighen, Roam's Prairie; w H
Huff, Dangerfeld; w II Mcknight, Louis
vile: D L Andrews, Mrs Kake Osbort. Atlas
coso; S H Hammar, Vermont; A Winter,
Uvalde; T H Franklin, San Marcos; Guy
Borden, Texas; 7 w Allen, Chappell Hill; J
Herman, Crockett Ranch; John Hamilton,
Evansville; II Payne, James McCluskey,
Somerset; John 7 Rhodes, Missouri.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Personal.

Geo. w. Breckenridge has returned home.
DIR. w. H. Goddard, of the U. S. A., and
Mrs. Goddard, are at the Menger hotel.
Mr.. N. H. Kicker, of the finn of Kicker &
Lee, contractors, is in the city.
Mr.. Thomas c. Chappell, accompanied by
Mr.. Thomas M. johnson, jr., have arrived at
the Menger hotel, from Baltimore.
Mr.. l.. B. Curtis, of Mount Vernon, is visit
ing the Alamo city.
Mr.. A. John Collett, representing Plankin-
ton & Armour, beef and pork packers of Kan
sas, is in the city, looking to the interests OF
his firm.
Mr.. L TAFT, of Grove Rancho, is again in
the city.
Major Jacob Wagner, internal revenue in
spector, and formerly resident of our city,
paid us visit while here on official business.
Major Killebrew left this morning for the
front.
Miss Mamie Dean, of Nesbitt, Missouri, ar
rived at the Vance hotel yesterday from the
Highland Home, where she had been stop
ping, and appeared to be in good health, al
though when she first went there a month
since, she was apparently in the last stage of
consumption. This is another testimony to
the life-giving power of Texas in such cases.
V, H. Mcknight, of Louisville, is located
at the Vance hotel.
Miss Bessie Dwyer left the city this morning
on visit to Laredo.
Miss Lena Fahrenberg, of Laredo, has re-
turned home.
Mr. Erastus Reed is, we are glad to say,
much better, and there is now good hopes for
recovery.
Mr., Schryver has returned from Mexico,
where he went with Mr.. Clifford and othe..
members Of the Anglo-Mexican mining ard
smelling company, to inspect the field of
operations. Mr.. G.. is expected home within
the next week.
Captain L. Caldwell, of the frontier battal-
ion is quartered at Hord's hotel.
Mr.. Walter Napier, Of Floresvlle, is in the
city.
Capt. Little6eld, the cattle king of Gonzales,
is guest at Hord's hotel.
Mr.. H. M. Lowe has arrived at Hord's
hotel from Alberquergro.
DIR. Duncan Bell, Of Seguin, arrived in the
city last night.
Mr.. B. IIirschfeld, of Cincinnati, is giving
his clients call.
Mr.. George M. Dilley, contractor, of Pales-
tine, is again in the city.
Mr.. Sgd. M. Staniforth, of Austin, arrived
at Hord's hotel last evening.
Mr.. A. Wallace has arrived at the Central
hotel from Scotland.
Captain George A. Armes left to-day for
Washington. Captain Armes is accompanied
by his wife and children.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
RerdIc Coaches.

The San Antonio Iferdic Coach Company
will from this day run a regular line Of coaches
from the International railroad depot down
Commerce street to the postoffce, and out to
Sunset and government depots. Fare cents;
tickets to be had either from the drivers, or at
the company's office, 233 Commerce street,
and will run on all the principal streets as soon
as their other coaches arrive, which are now on
the road from New York.
I-2a-tf PHIL. DEL, Supt.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01
Harvey T ID. Wilson.

Elsewhere in our columns will be seen the
card of Mr.. H. T. D. Wilson, commission
merchant and wholesale dealer in hay and
grain. Mr.. Wilson is young man of enter
prise, and commands sufficient capital to buy
in the market at such rates that he can offer
you bargains in his line. He solicits Western
Texas trade.