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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Mexican News.

4 irst-clsss American hotel is to be built in the city of Mexico.
 Recently four large steamers entered the port of Mazaslsn in a single day.
 Mexico is now in communication, by tel graph, with all parts of Central and South America.
 The steamer International recently landed at Galveston the cable which ls to connect that port with Vera Cruz.
 The Dutch Government will send to Mexico in December next a SCI eutitc commission to observe the transit of Venus.
 The petroleum wells just discovered near San Juan Bsutisto, Tabasco, are said to be extremely rich, and will soon be worked.
 There are no English houses doing business at Vera Cruz, and only seven are in existence throughout the Re- public.
 Stonemasons are in great demand in the city Of Mexico, and now earn s per day. Other labor is paid at unusually high rates.
 4 great number of horses are dying in the neighborhood of MatamOras from a strange and hitherto unknown disease.
 The citadel of Mexico is to undergo suitable repairs and alterations for its immediate conversion into a general hospital for the city.
 The printers of the city of Mexico have subscribed s2,2S4 in aid of their brethren of Madrid, who have 'struck" on the question of wages.
 The treaty of commerce and naviga- ton between Meuco and Germany, just expired, has been extended by mutual agreement till December 3lst next.
 experiment was recently made with the telephone from the city of Mexico to Vera Cruz, e distance of 2S3 miles, which gave the best result, the voice of every person speaking having been dis hnctly heard at either end.
 It is estimated that during the past two weeks of June the Indians at Chihuahua and Sonora killed l40 Americans and MeXicans. Besides destroying property to the amount of S750O0.
 The manufacture of arms Tn the city of Mexico IS daily improving and cannon which have been recently turned out for the Government are much superior to ordinance of foreign make.
 The National Railway IS to run eI- cursion trains from the city of Mexico to Toluoa, when the exhibition at the latter place is opened. This company has recently purchased 7l,OOO tons of rails in England. where the company | has fiosted Sl0,0O0,0O0 securities.
 An American colony of 700 laborers, with their families, have arrived at Tam | pico. The men are engaged to work on | the Central Company's hne between that port and San Luis POtosi, and an- nounce their intention of remaining | permanently in the Republic.
 The National Railway has passed a point called Palo Blanco and will soon reach Salinas Victoria, which IS less than thirty miles from Monterey. The Mexican Central has reached point forty-seven miles from Chihuahua, to which the Government telegraph line IS also finished.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
SL uMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI l cial District in the County or Pima Territory of Arizona. Charles Hudson and James II TOOle. co-partners under he firm name Ot Hud. con X Company. plaintiffs, against Henry l. COrbett and Rose c COrb.tt defendants. Action brought m the District Court of th. First Judicial District m and for the County Oi Pima. In the Territory Ot Arizona The Terrlterj of Arizona sends greeting to Henry D. COrbeti and Rose c. Corbett.
 You are hereby summo1ed and required tO ap- pear in an acton brought against you by ths above named plaintiffs in the District Court of the First JuiiciAl DisfriCC m and for the COuntJ of Pima m the Territoryof Arizona. and answer tho complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court. at Tucson in said County Ia copy Of which com plAint accou panies thi- snmmOns), within twen. ty days (eIclusIve of tle day of service) after the service upon you of his summons If served in this County: but if served out of the County and within this District then within thiIty days Tn all other cases forty days.
 This action is brOuelt to recover judgment upon promissory note in the sum of S350. and interest at two per cent per mon,h from June 9th. 1851 and to foreclSse a mortgage of real property securing the same; said mortgage cov- erlng a portion of Lot Three, in Block Ninety. Two, in the City of Tu:sOn, ID said County of Pima
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- quIred. the plaintiffs will take judgment agsinsr and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and th. seal sf said Dis triet Court, Ht Tucson. thlf 9th day of July. D
 GEO.A. cLUM.
 Clerk.
 By CIsEI CLUN. Deputy. Haynes 6 stiles. attorneys for plaintiffs.
 Hu0H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
SUMMONS.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI l clal Dlstr ct, m the County of PmH, Territo- Y of AriEona:
 John F. Knapp. plaintiff, against Eliza J. Knapp, defendant simmons.
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial District In and for the county of Pima. m the Territory of Arizona. The Ierrto- ry of Arizona sends greeting UO Eliza J. Knapp You are hereby summOned and required to appear ID au action brought agsInst you by the above named lalutlft ID the District Court of the fIr-t Judicial District in and for the cOuntJ of Pima, Tn the Territory of Arizona, and an- swer the com plaInt ned with the Clerk Of thi Court al Tucson. m sad county, Ia cOpy of which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days ,exclu-ive of the day of servIcel after the service upon you of this summons. n served m thIs county; but If served out of the county and within this District then within thirty days; ID all other cases forty days. This action is brought by said Plaintiff tO obtain a decree dissoltilg the bonds of matrimony here tofore existing between the said plaintiff and the said defendant and for general relief as will more fully appear, by reference Co the con- plaint filed herewith.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fsil to appear and answer the complaint above re- quired. the plaintiff will take iudgmen, by de- fault and apply Co the Court for the relief de- manded therein, and costs and disbursements in this behalf expanded.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dis trict Court at Tucson, this 18th day of Au- gust A. D. 1882. GEO. A. CLlM, Clerk.
 Bye. ". CLUM. DeOuty Henry Cousins. Atty. for plaintiff. Agl9-lOs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Tha Raking Powder War.

The Royal Baking Powder Company is still making enemies among those who are manufacturing and selling im- pure articles for leavening purposes land their name IS legionl, and this fact shows that it is continuing it's vigorous work in the interests of the public. This Company set out some time ago to ex- pose the character, and so far as pos sible to break up the sale, of adultersted baking powders. Having found from sn examination of a number of speci- mems procured from grocers that they were generally of an inferior character, some devoid of all leavening properties and many of them actually poisonous, it brought the matter before the public, denounced the makers by name in the press and to the health authorities. The affair was speedily taken up by physI- cians, Boards of Health and Legisls- lures throughout the country. chemists were employed 70 make scientific tests of the various powders in the market, and the Government itself directed analyses to be made before it would purchase the supplies needed for army, navy and Indian uses. The result more than justified the charges so boldly made by the Royal Company. Not only were the majority of baking powders ln the market found to be largely adulterated, but many of them were ascertained to contain alum and other poisonous in gredIents to such an extent as to render them positively unsafe for use in human food. The information spread through out the country and created 8 profound
 Az raunlN s.f thAaA injurious mixtures were driven out of the market, and the sale of all of them seriously intcrfered with. No occur renee of recent date has been 30 far reaching as this in it's beneficial intiu- ences upon the public health, and tbe holdness of the Royal Baking Powder Company n the inauguration of such a warfare, and their energy In ca rying 1t forward with such important results. were universally commented upon and appreciated. In making the charges they did not hesitate to enter into competition with every other baking powder in the country, and it Is a public satisfaction that in all the tests and analyses made the Royal Baking Powder was placed at the head of the list, and declared by Boards of Health and by the Govern ment chemists, Drs. Mott and Love, to be the superior of all others in strength and absolutely pure and free from all inferior substances.
 In continuing this warfare against the adulterated food, more particularly the alum and otherwise impure and in ferior baking powders which unscrupu- lous manufacturers are endeavoring to f,-aa upor fba rnar1- af n tbfa locality the Royal will undoubtedly meet with the old time opposition and abuse. We are confident, however, that the public will also appreciate as heretofore, both the object of the "alum men, and the action of the Royal Company, and award full justice to the company that has so fesrlessly stood up for 1t protec- ton from all such adventurers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
AppPlicatIon No. 24O for Patent 10 the
 New strike Mining Claim.

N- D. AAAND bEfAAAz I4Cttn A. l.s August s. 1ss2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Silver Moon hining ComIAny a cOrpora- ton whose post Ofic. address IS in car,, of sr L. Stiles, Tucson, tlma County, Arizona has this day hled its application for patent for 134, linear feet of the New Strike mine or vein bear ing gold and silver. Nich surfnce ground bD feet in width situated, in Amole Mining District County of Plms. and Territory of Arizona, anC designated by the filed nOts- and official plat or tlie in this office as Lot Number 9 in said District. sad Lot No s being as fOllOws tO-wit Beginning at tte initial monument al the NV end Oi the claim. at a pine post. by f inches. s feet long and marked IN. x. No T., whence |. <. mineral monument Nli, AInole District. bears : 3l deg lj min w. g5 feet distsnt
 Thence 4i deg s7 min W. SO feet to the SW corner of claim, to a pine Iost. 2 by4 inches . feet high, and marked N. :. No H."
 Thence 6s deg5 min E. l:4s feet to toe SEE feet long. and marked N. :. No IT."
 Thence 4l deg Sl min F.. ls5 feet tO the inter section of the SH slds hne of the Silver Moon Mining Claim. Lot No ss, the SW corner of winch bears 10 deg Os mn E. 5O feet distant. and sn feet to the center Of SE end of claim. to a pine post, 2by inches. , feet long. and marked N. Thence N q deg r7 min K. SD feet to the NE corner sf claim, q pine post, by inches 3 feet lOng and m- IN, x. NON N."
 Thence \ 6g de, min W, l50 feet to the inter section with the SW slda line of the silver Moon Claim, the SW corner of which bsArs S Iq deg 0S min k, 575 fegt distant azd lSi5 feet to the N W corner of claim, to pine post PM : by { inches, feet long and marked IN. S. No VI [" and
 Thence q deg g min ". SO feet to the place Of beginning. containing l5.lS Acres exclusive of the conflict with the Silver Moon Claim. Lot No J7, 2.0 acres lot claimed in this application
 Magnetic variH ion lS deg v min l.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office of Pima County. Arizona. in Book D of Mining Records, page "A.
 The adjoining claimants are the owners of the Buena Vista Claim on the W; the owners of the Expert Claim on the E; and the owners of the Silver Moon Claim on the NE
 Any and all persons claiming adversely auy portion of said New StriEe mins. Or the surface ground. are required to hle their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Arizona during the sixty dAyH' period ot publication, or they Will b. barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Register.
 lt is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days ten consecutive veeksl in the ArizOna CITIZEN. H weekly newspaper published at Tucson, A. r. ehich paper IS here by deslgnated by me Es published nearest such claim HESRi COUSINS Ragieter
 T. L. STILEs. Tucson. A. IT. Atty. for applicant k
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
HENRY COUSINS E...-..
Application No. 2tI For a f'.t..-- t,, ,-..
 Lola Lopez Mining Claim.
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 AU-.-r $. r,-- NOIICE i> HEREBY GIVEN Tr,r TIE Silver Moon Mining go~1uar- n ...'- tlon. whose pn-t0dsce address r- ,r 5..-. ..s |. . Stiles, Iucsol- ma Co. t. T .#s- stl-.. Id. . ~ application for patent for i2 linear f-a. ..s 1. Lola Lopez ulus or vaTG hs.trIu.. .-.t. ! .I .-. with surface ground fH feet lu g,-lIt. -.-.....' ln Ampie huius bl=f net County pr p.r... .-t t Ierrtor1 of Arizona. and des -rat.l t. ..- -.j ] notes nd otlc'ai pla' uu a.. Iu thI- .i.-.. .- l- foIlJv-, to-wlf-
 BesIlninE st The initial uo1um.-- ... .... y- end ot claiiu- af % pane poet -y4 l--l- r... long aud urlrs.d "i.0lH Lopez No T. s .-.. United States Mineral monument Np.L. lrsa District. hears < ll deg 53 mn k sl f.af f..-.-. Thence li deg lI mn W G' feet tr sN -.-r.- of claim. Co 2 Finc post 2Xi inches - fa.r ..a- and marked Lola Lopez Nn IT," Thence \ % deg i3 mn lesi feet tl ,r-a--.. tiou with the SW siis line of tla SI Iv-- v.- claim. Lot No %. the NV corner Of Ntr.L t...-, iy d. 0S min, W 6t0 feet distant. arl IsIu F... lo SE corner Of claim Co a pine po-- eNl .1caa-. feet long and marked ~Lola tope1 No IiT
 Thence \ li deg l1 min E Su feet Co tt..f f..-. ter of F end of clam Co Q Iine post 3ri ise.a-. feet long and marked Lola Louer No IV.r
 Theme. l6 des ll mn r. al1 feet -o -t. NJ corner Of claim Co a pIua post 2rt frr.-. r..- long ard marked Lola Lopez Nov"
 Then ce s3 de- e mn W li- fsst Co f-farsa.- uon NIth the V end line of the ~i iIv-- N l1- claim. the IVY corner of winch bears < -fd-s -T Y ner of claim Co a pine post -Ei Iuchss f,,t I1a- and marked "lola Lopez No AL"al
 Theme S lf deg ii nm " Ru feet Co t.- t-.ea of begl1uInr.
 Containing lj.nI acres exclusive uf conflict with the Silv8r Moon mining claim Lot No l- 3.15 acrss not claimed iu thi- application.
 Magnetic variation 13 deg r1 min t
 The location of this mine .- --rr-ia.i .1 -.. Hecurd.T's office of Pima colary. Arz1rs .r books D and N Of Mining Records. st pasa- -.. and 2li respectively. The ad!ol1iuE claims u-a the OWL CTS of the CymbelIus claim on tta V and the owners of the Silver Moon clam o- rl. east.
 Any and all persons claiming adve--.-y arr portion of sad Lola Lopz mine or Sur'.ra s.orHI II are required to tile fheIr adver-a claim uitr tt4 kegi-te- of the United State- Land U1r. a- Tucson. Arizona, during the sixty days p--.II ,f puhhca aion, hereof or they will ha hlr-.-I br virtue of the provisions of tle statute
 HENRY COUSINS. Basl----. It s hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent b. published sixty dtys ten consecutive wsek-| in trs Arizona CtEIzES, a weekly newspaper pub hshed st Tucson, A. IT., which paper i- l--s- by de-iguatei by mo published nearest such claim. HENRY COU SINS. EesI4.4-. FIr-t publication Aug lg. ls,2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

N.l A N (
 August |. ioS3. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE V Pima Copper Mining & Smel;irs Company by ohm F. Tyler, Its agent. has this day hled its application for patent for Sii linear feet of the Damsscos nine or yeln. bearing copper. geld and silver. with surface ground Gf0 feet in width. situated in the Silver Fell Minire District, Countyof Pima and Territory of Arizo- pa, and desierased by the Held notes and oticlsl plat on file Iu This otfce as Lot No. s-. in e & S li meridian. sand Lot No. ai being as follows, to- Nit;
 inches square feel long at center uf westerly end of claim. m mound of stones, marked D NJ.
 Thence run D 10 deg S0 uin es1o feet to nv corner designated by post fx5 inches square q feet long, m mound of stones. marked D \ W. Thence s o' deg ig mn a. ,ll feet Co a m0nu- n ut of stones marking ne corner Of claim at ~hieh IS set post ix5 inches square feet lor E, in mOUnd of stones, arSed D \ l. from which U. \. Mineral Monument No. |. Silver Bell Mining District. bears n y deg e, j6sJ feet dis tant.
 center of the claIm Co post +yj inches square feet long ID monument of stones, marked D L G.
 Thence same courses 70 deg 50 min W, st 6lU feet tO se corner post tI5 Incnes squared feet long, m mound Of stones marked DSE IEence n e deg Co mn W. slf feet to sw cor- ner of claim. a post ix5 inches squared feet long. ln mound of stones. marked D = W.
 Thence D 10 neg 70 mn e Jlu feet Co the l0ca- ton monument and place of beginning com pletlng the exterior boundaries of sad claim. Magnetic variation l3 deg l7 u,in e, contain ing ii-l8 acres.
 The notice of location of this claim is re corded m the office of the Recorder of Deeds for Pima County. in Book of records of mines, pages and .
 The adjoining claims are none marked on the plat
 Any and all persons claiming adversely anJ portion of sad DamRscos mlne or sur face ground thereof, are required to hle their adverse claims with the Register Of the United states Land Office at Tucson. TerrItoTy of Arizona. during the sixty days periOd ot pub HcatiOu hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. 10 is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the I-sriod of sixty days lten consecutive weeksl. ID the ARIZONA CITIZEN. weekly newspaper pub lished at Tucson. Arizona which paper IS hereby deslguated by me published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication. August 6, Iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
U.s.LAsp orr1or. rrcsos. An1zor..

Ns D. BAND bh fAAts a NInoNs AhAlANAr NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE ~ Pima Copper Mining and Smelung Con pany, hy John k. Iyler. its Agent, has the day hled its application for a patent for s45 linear Feet of the ius Coat mine or vein bear ing Copper. Gold and SilVe with surface ground 55s feet m width, situated m the silver Bell Mining District, County Of Pima and Ter rIrOry of Arizona, and de=ignatei by the field notes and official plat on ne in thls othce as Lot No. J7 q & S R meridian, said Lot No. 37 being Hs follows, to-WIt.
 Beginning at location monument at center of northerly end of claim ~here is set steel bar one ineh square, one foot iong firmly n ground. Thence run n q deg i7 min Zs7 feet 10 A monument of stone marking the ne corner of claim and a post 4r5 inches square feet long in monument of stone, marked B CINE.
 Thence El deg 5h mn St5 feet to mOuu- ment of stones marking SC corner of claim Co iI5 inch post squared, { feet long m monument of stones marked B c SE.
 Thence run q deg l7 mn 225 feet to a 4x5 inch square post feet long ct south center end of claim m monumsnt of stones marked B q k C, from which U. <. mineral monument No. l. Silver Bell District bears 70 deg V ( i-2 feet distant.
 Thence ss deg I6 min s5O feet Co the sw corner, poet 4Na ircses squAre, feet long in monument of stones. marked BCSW
 Thence a u deg = 55I feet Co the nv corner post of claim. fI5 inches s4uAre feet long, in monument of stones. market BCNu.
 Thence a deg n min 3c feet Co point and % tanning l06s scres. Magnetic variatiou l3 deg l7 min r..
 The location notice of this claim is recorded in the othce of the Recorder of Pima county A. T. in Book q of records of mines on pages 4S5 and A6.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of sand Blue Coat mina or the surface ground are required to hle their ad- verse claims thi- otfc. during the sixty days peuod of publication hereof. 0r they wlll be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 uENET COL SINS. Register. lt ls hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the period Q. z siHty days ten consecutive Weeksl in the CITIZEN q week b newspaper published at Tucson. A. T. which paper ls hereby designated by me as published nearest sad claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication August 6. Iss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
LeeGt.
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TRRRITORl l of ArlEona. county of Pima. before C. H Meyer, Justice of the Peace, Precinct No, One James Carroll plaintiff. tvs. K. c. Wheeler de- fendsnt; demand, s44.5O as per bill filed m ny Ohce
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to R. c Wheeler defendant You are hereby sum- moned and require to appear before me At my ou the 18th day of October A. D. iSs2, Ht 10, o'clock A. M, to snsver the complaint of the above named plaintiff, who demands of yOu that you are indebted to him in the sum of fOEty. four Dollars and hfty cents. And if you fail to appear and answer said complaint As herein raduired ths plaintiff will take judgment against you Rs demanded and for the costs of this suit. Given under my hand this seventeenth day of August A. D iss2 -
 CHARLES H. MEYER,
 Justice of the Peace, Pima County, 4. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
The CibIcu Murderers

The eleven Indians now held as pris, oners at San Carlos for participation in the Cibicu massacre will shortly be turned over to the civil authorities brought to Tucson and put on trial al the next term of the District Court Colonel Zabriskie, United States Dis. trict Attorney has secured sufficient evidence to warrant such move Chas. Hurrle, Government interpreter at Camp Apache, and several soldiers are to be made the principal witnesses against them they having been at Cibicu at the time of the massacre, and are said to be fully acquainted with the circumstances of the case. On the qualifying of Marshal ridball one of his first duties will be the removal of the Indians to this place to await trial as stated
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Summons.

IN JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY OF l Arizona. county of Pima before Charles II Meyer. J. P, Precinct No. One
 Vim. M Griffith. Plaintiff vs. " ". Williams Defendant, demand. sslo and interest ou promissory note hied st my 0tica.
 Dc Ierritory of Arizona sends Esefiug ta Mr ". W. Williams. defendant. iou are nsrebJ summoned and required Co appear before ne ai ny othce, m the town of Tucson ard county Ot Pima. on the 10th day of SaptsmL-r. A b. iss2 af 70 o'clock A. N. Co answer the complaint oi the above named plaintiff. Sho demands of you that you are in iebteC Co him m the sum Of rec huud-et DOIlars on proml-- ory note. and In- tsrest until paid. Ana f you fan 70 appear and answer said complaint hersIn required the pl lnuh will take judgment against you as de- handed and for the cosf- of this suit.
 Given under ny hand .his Twenty-fourth day bf J uly A. D iss2 CHARLES H. MEYER.
 iyZs sw Justice of the Peace Pima Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
TWo Sudden Deaths

The following is from the San Diego nion of August 18th:
 Mrs. Augusta B. Dunham. widow oi the late Columbus Dunham, and her mother, Mrs. Lavina Robinson, widow of the late ". F.. Robinson, died on Sun day night within an hour of each other Mrs. Dunham, who has been an invalid for years, was subject to hemorrhage of the lungs. She resided with her mother Tn the Bryant House, on F street. On Sunday night, between II and r. clock, she made a rap on the partition of her room, as usual when sick, and her little girl, Mabel, and Mrs. Robinson both got up and went ID, finding her UNCONSCIOUS. DT. Clarke was immediately summoned, but when he arrived life had already departed. She had been attacked with a very profuse hemorrbage, and had bled to death in a few moments. The doctor noticed that Mrs. Robinson was looking extremely ill, and asked her how she felt. She said she was not sick but was very much overcome by the shock of her daughters death. About an hour later Dr. Clarke was again sum- moned, and told that Mrs. Robinson was not breathing just right. He im- medistely went to the house. and on ar irving, found that she, too, had passed to her last rest. Death was caused by congestion of the heart. Mrs. Robinson was P years of age; her daughter, Mrs. Durham, was aged A years. They were natives of Troy, N. r., but had lived for several years in Peoria, H., whence they came to San Diego ten or twelve years ago.