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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
ENDORSED BY TIE HIGHEST AUTHORITY.

From DE. ELLiorT CouTs. Author of ~liirIs of l the Northwest" -Colorad1 Valley and | "Key Co North American Birls." etc. 1 T can heartily commend the whole work as one admirably meeting the design uf popular ornithology Df North AmerIca. at once Irstruc- tive and entertaining, at a reasonable price. The ! text Is perfectly reliable The technical nomen- | clature is correct, being that used hy the best | ornitholugists of this country.
 Fron PKoy. HESEY A. WARD. of WarJi's Natural Science Establishment. T greatly pleased with your work on the Birds of North America. The plates impress me being both accurate and beauti ful the | text is reliable and readable. and taken alto- gether they make a work which is a real treasure | to every lover of hIuis
 From PEoF. J. $. NEwuEnEy. Coluubia College New York:
 The work is accurately and ia-tefally pre- pared. With the plan and general execution of he work am much pleased. and take pleasure m commenting it as the most attractive popular exposition Of our urnithOiogy yet giv,a Co the public
 From PROF. WI D. HoENADAY. Ts1il-r1ui~t [.
 S National Museum. T have carefully comparal the fil.ur-. iu Studers biri- "t North America vl-t those m Audubon's great work and am ire Co say that they are more accurate m outline as well As nore faithfully colored in nature Numerous sIamples m support of thi- sould be l,iven.' From PRoF C. J. M,YSARn. Author of The !
 Birds of Florida" and The Birl- CT las
 ern North Amerca.
 T am much pleased with ~tud-r'- Birds uf l North America, In the grouping of the birds. ] arrangement of light and shade, in the Ter-Tec- l tive and delInestions of the forms and feathers l Dr. Jasper has certainly surpassed all other art lsts producing the beet pictures of the species | which have ever seen
 ENCOMIUMs FROM THE PEE>>.
 superb work. ."-Publishers' Weekly
 A great work k-'-Nstionzl Teacher.
 The sumptuuus Work New York Tribune m, \ magnificent OrnitholuEicai Work. Turf | Field and Farm.
 We cheerfully commend the work t0 the pat ronhge Of all.--Clncinnsfi Commerciai.
 " IS one Of the most ambitious publications ever attempted in this country. '-C Clsyeland Leader.
 o, It is marvel Of beauty and excellence Ohio State Journal
 No work evlncing such perfect rare and fn- isn ai such a reason able rate hns ever bs.n pub lished either in this country or abroad Inter Ocean. Chicago.
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 STUOER & CO,
 n24 Tribune BuiIdiRs. New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

Horace L. Smith arrived in Florence from Tucson, Wednesday, and Jeff Thursday for Riverside, to let contracts for assessment work on the properties belonging to the new PInal Copper Company. He will take charge of the property till the lst of January. a; which time tue company propose to start mp tbe furnace and mines, he says. This IS good news, not only for River side but for this whole section.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
.YLScelinRenIls.
EARS for thG MILLION
Foo Choa's Bal.sn sf Shuk's Gil
Pos.tIVr-y Es>Isr.> the firasin=, and l. ihr 0nIy Absolute Cuge for Beafne>s
 Known

This Oil Is shstrsct-d from f.e-uIiar -recics of white shark. c,Iustt iu tht -!iov Sea. known as CAECuARonuS kuSuEIETu. Eyery C iIuesc nsh- erman knprs it- i;- vlri~es as a restorative Of bearing were dlscuyere1l by "a Buddhist priest about the year lill Its cures were % numerous and many SD seemingly miraculous. that the remedy was Odiciauy proclaimed over the entire Empire ifs use became SD universal that for over Su years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid. Co any utidress Gt Sl % ger uott O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

Application No. ss5 Tor Patent 10 Inc Ari
 zont Eia= Mining siaim.
U.s. LAsD o.rlcE rrc.ox. aalzox.. :

.. N LAND tif ffDL- llIrFN- .1lITDEA.f
 October e. l--- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V Santa Rita Land and Mining Comuauy hy t. II. Lord, as'ut.who-e uo-tu.ice aidr,ss is cGrt hsSis, ArlzouH, has tuis day ned IJs application for a patent for ljUu linear feet 0f the Arizona King mine or Vcin- bearing copper and other minerals. gItE surface ground tgu feet in width -ituai et DO Pima Mining district. county of Pima and Territory ui Arirunu, and designated by the hetd notes and otiirssl plat on le at thi. O. ce ts Lot Nun her e tiila and Salt River Me- n linn, -ald Lot No. i2 beng as follows to-yIt. Beginning at Iniuai monument at E end of claim et a plne poet 2yi inches square. 8 feet lou-, set In gronnd and monument of stones. bears si deg W ll feet distant This L. also the \ W conner ot tAe Arizona Qgeeu M.uiu-, Claim.
 Thence % Ge,, v along P cad Iouraary Ena of claim sp feet tn N L. corner oT claim to a pins. post 2Nt inches square. le.t l.u- m monument of -ssnes. marked "A K No. %" Tl sure S ,i deg W on \ side boun iary lin- of claim lssu feet to " corner Co pane post -xi inches -q are. Q feet long. m monument uf stones. marked "A E No. A'
 Thence $ g deg F si1 feet alon.. " eud bonn diary of claim tu center of same. pine rlst 2xt inches -quare feet long. an mound of stones. marked "A K No. L."
 Thence < der continuation of iine ou W end B feet Co x W corner of claim Co pine post 2Ni inches Iunre feet long. la mound of stones marked "A K So. %.
 Thence ' -i de.; lJ'0 feet along < -idc boun- t-44e h4 ttiAil T. fffFitf To 2Li inches square. fas, long iu mound of stones, marked "A n ,u. 8. from which L. x. Miner Monument Nu. % IIma Mining District bears S +t deg ij mn F -lu feet distant.
 Thence deg along end line of claim Ssn Feet tu tae place of beginning.
 Magnetic yariafion li de- T., containing 3l6i acres.
 The Ocutiou notice of this clam i- recorded in the Recorder ollc- of FIma county Iu Book "C" of Records of Miuo-. paeo ll.
 The adjoining claimants are th- Auz1ua Queen on the r..
 Any ani all persons claiming adversely any portion of -aid Arizona hnc miue. or the surface ground, are required to Lh, thrir adverse claim with the Ee-,Istrr of thr United States Land Office, at Tucson. Arizona. during the sixty days perlOd uf publication. cor they VIII b- barred hy vlrtue Of the provisions Of rue statute.
 HENEY CoU~lSs, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
4 Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretiors of youth, Der- vous weakness, early decay. loss of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by mis- sionary in South America Send self addressed envelope to the Rev Joseph T. InmaD, Station D, New York City.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

During the five years, 1S77-Sl, the average loss by fire ID the United States and Canada in the month of September alone was S5,950O00 This year, omit ting the fires in which the loss was less than Sl0,000. the record shows l23 in number, and the aggregate loss S6.205,- 0lO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Splendid Bath Rooms.

The Tucson Bath Rooms, south Main street just refitted in frst-class style. Hot, cold and shower baths at all hours. Price 2j cents. ADAM SANDERS, Prop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Tn tba ladies OnIv

Mrs. \. $. Pearson has received a new stock of hair goods of the latest styles al No. 3liS Congress street, Tucson, A. T. Switches from S5 up. Hair cOmbings straightened and made in any style; also kid gloves cleaned. aulS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

Mir. c. Duhem, photographer, has succeeded in making au admirable picture of the yard and garden of Hon II. 5. Stevens. The yard beyond doubt Is one of the most handsome in Tucson. Because of the various trees and shrub berry 1t was almost impossible to obtain an extensive view, but enough is shown to give an idea of its great beauty and to make people, living in the frozen north, should they see il, wish themselves in this sun kissed land. With his yard, NIT. Stevens has taken great pains and has spared neither care, labor or money to make it what 1t now is, the prettiest plat of ground in this ancient burg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
x Application No. 24O for a Patent to tb~
 New ~frtkr Mining Claim
C. LASD OFFICE. Tucson. AT.
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70 ! NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Silver Moon sIInIus Company. a corpors- t... F.-e po-totiic- address Is m care of T. l.. ! St.t s. Tucson. Pima County. Arizona. has thi . ! dag -led ltz application for a patent for fy.J ii. ar fer ef the NeE Strike mine or Vein bear il- gold and silver, With surface ground ga feet il width. situated in Amole Mining District 'euuty Of Pima and Territory of Arlzona. and u--guafed by the held u1te- and official plat on ] tl- ln this othce a- Lot Number 5s in said District. sad Los No a9 being as follows to-wit. Beginning at the Inltial monument at the NV end of the claim. a, pine post. 2 by { inches. feet long and marked .'N. <. No r., whence U. X. mineral monument N |, Amole District be7irs S go deg ll mn W. % feet distant
 Thence tl deg % mn ". ap feet Co the Sw e"rnrr oi clam, to . P.nss po=t 6y inches
 Thence i3 deg j3 mn isfj feet to the x L corner oi clam. t. plle post 2xi inches . feet long. and marked e \. S- No III"
 Thence N tl deg % nm F l-j feet Co the inter section of the W side line of the silver Moon MIu!l. Claim. Lot No a7. the S W corner of which bears {, go de-; .uJ mn s1feet distant and s" feet Co the center of \ end of claim, Co a E'ue post -x4 lucte-, Feet long. and marked " N x. No lN."
 Thenc, q deg .o7 min F 90 feet to the \ E corner of claim. Co a pine post 2xt inehe- feet long. and marked \ <. No "
 Thence V is deg 8 min " st.0 feet Co the inter sectiou with the W side line of the Silver Moon Claim. the \ W corner of which b.sArz K 10 fieg .Ug mn F s75 feet distant and Ist5 f.st t.S Inc S W corner or claim Co a plae post. zM . and 214 incAe~. feet long and marked \. S. No VI. 70 
 Thence $ q deg 37 min W 31O feet Co the place Of heslnnIug. containing I5n2 acres e1clusiVe of the conflict wIth the Silver Moon Claim Lot No ai; --i a- a-res. not claimed m this application. Magnetic variation i3 deg O7 min E. The lurl-Iun or thls mine Is recorded in the Recorder othce of Pima county. ArITOna, ID Book ID of Mining Records, page 75L The adjoining claimants are the owners of the hgens Nlsta Claim on the W; ths owuers Of the Expert llIm uu the T.. and the owners Of the ! Silver Moon lam uu V E- Any and ail psr-ou- clrImire adversely any portion of -li New Str. s- ur the surface sruund arc required Co tl- their adverse claim w.th th- EeEI-ter 0f the United Stat-s Land Othcr af Tucs.u. AriEo1a. during the sixty days psrUi of publication hereof or thsy will b- barred by virtue of the provisions of tlss statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 it i- hereby ordered that the foregoing notice | be published for the period f sixty days ten I consecutive week-I In the CIrTZES a weekly ! newspaper published at Tucson A. T. which Il paper i- hereby designated by me as publishad | nearest sali ciaIm.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. q. L. STILEs. Tue-on. A. T., Atty for applicant | tIrst publication October l5. iss2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

THK daily stages of ". R. Ingram leave Pantano daily for Harshaw, and go via the Total Wreck mine. Parties who wish to visit the district can leave Tuc- son by the morning train and return in the evening. Fare each way from Pan tsno to Total Wreck mine, S1.50.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Sl,.riFR II Panl hrs r,

Sheriff F. H. Paul has gone on col lucting tour to Cslsbasas and the coun. try round about that section, and also tO examine into the various reports con cerning the escaped prisoners that oc casionally come from that direction No officer of the law ever was or eau be more untiring in his zeal for the good of Pima county than IS Sheriff Paul nor was ever man more feared by the criminal clements than he is. While he is sheriff they cannot have peace. For the time they may succeed in evading him, but sooner or later he will have them where they belong.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

There IS a strong probability that tho Sierritas will shortly experience new life and activity. The attention of ex perIenced mining men has been di- rected in that direction for some time and their movements are crystaliZing into tangible. shape which will soon bring the mines of that range ito great prominence. Some exceedingly rich specimens of ore have recently been brought to the surface from several of the shafts there, which indicate remark able deposits Of the precIous and new and curious formations of ore bodies. Messrs. L. F. Fries and Max Werner have been steadily at work for many months developing claims in that range of mountains, and they fully merit the rIch reward they are about to reap for their perseverance and industry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

The bull and bear fight has been post poned for one week in order to give am- pie time for the making of more com plete preparations. Nothing had as yet been heard from the men that went out to capture the grizzly, and without bruin to help along the fun the battle conld be but half fought. lt is barely possible that his bearship may have dined off his would be captors. In that event a new call will be made for bear hunters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
RaiOn Coal and COking Co. and Trini.
 dad Coal and COking Co.

We are now prepared to deliver coke of d superior quality in lots to suit (not less than a car load) at any point on the lines of the A. T. .S 5. F., $. F., and \. M. is A. railroads. We claim for our coke that # Is unsurpassed by any now in use, and much lower in price. For particu- lars apply t0
 T. Zrt,rrNDoRr G To
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

Fresh Guay mas oysters are daily re ceiyed at the Maison Doree, on the cor ner of Meyer and Camp streets, where they are served according to order, in the hest of style
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Le60i.
Application No 95S for Patent for ihe AEis
 Kfusue fIatu.
U. LAND OFFICE TUcioS, ARIsoSA
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Llls eX NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 3D. -- wstr,i r. Aliis and James Mel. Elliott. whose r-stolice addre-s IS in care Of T. L. stile-. Tue son. Arizonn. have tills day hled thelr appllea- tlun Tor patent Tor lisJ Linear feet of the Alls lllie ur ve u. bearing gold and silver with sur Face ground 6un feet m width. situated ID liar shaw Mining District county of Pima and Territory of AriEuua. and designated by the teld notes and official plat on fie at this office as Lot Number 4S in sand district, said Lot No. i3 being as follows. to-Wit
 Beginning st the initIal monument st the N F and center of the clam. where the location no tice was pluced- co a post 3N3 inches square. , feet high. marked - Allis No. ]"
 Thence 52 deg i2 nm r. to the F corner of claim Co a lost Jx5 inches square, seet high. marked '- Aills No II.
 Thsnce 57 deg .ds min W lJO feet to s W corner ot the claim Co a post s1S inches square. Feet high. marked Allis No. Ill.," from whence U. S- mineral monument No. 8. Harshaw Mining District, bears IS deg 50 mn W ss5 feet distant.
 Thence \ g deg l2 min W sno feet Go center of \ " en1 of clam Co post 9X3 inches square. 5 feet high. marked ." Allis No. w
 Thence N S3 deg e min W SlO feet to \ W cor ner of claim to a post Sx3 inches square. feet high. marked ~ Allis No. V"
 Thence \ g deg mn q i5Ol feet to the \. F. corner of the claim 70 s post 3xS inches square, fec high. marked Alis No. VIZ and
 Thence x S2 deg e mIn Sn feet to the place Masneuc variarion. Il deg ss min. containing: lfti ucrss.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders otice rf Pima county. A. T.. in Book P. Records of Mines. pages 5l5 and 5l5. The adjoining claimants are the owt CTS Of the Com mouworth clam on the \ W; the owners of ti.s Garfield claim on the N r..
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any porJ0u of sad Alii- Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register or the United State- Land Otlice at Iccsou. m tie Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days reriod of publication hereof, or they will De barrel by the provisions of the StatI-se
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Haynes & Stiles. Attorneys for applicants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
StldGF'S Birds of North America

Contains One Hundred and Nineteen plates, ou which are rrpreseuted all of our birds. upwards of seven hundred ArtIstically Drawn and Faithfully COlored from Nature. with a copIOu- text Elvluc popular account of their habits and characteristics.
 IL makes large royal guarto 70 liar richly bound m
 Russia Leather. e 70 Full Turkey aurucco--.... 70 .-..-.-.-.. 4u un| Half do do ---.--.--.... -.. 3i lO
 The edition. which i~ limited Co, o.i. one thoi- sand copies wili Doc ready for d-iIvery tn sub scrlbers in December uf thi- year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
HENRY COUSINS. Register
Application No. 2G6, for Patent Go tHs
 san Xavier Mining Claim.
'. o. LAND OFFIcE ICCs0N. ARTL0SN
 October 1-th. l,--

October 9th. I--- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Santa Rita Land and Mining Comparg. whose pO=tOfice address is care Geors- D. Smith. talahasas Arizona. has made appucl-lIr for patent for t5p linear feet of the San Aav-- Mime or VeIn bearing copper and silver rliL surface ground 6D feet in width -ituaf-i ia Pima Mining District. County of Pima and lr r-- ritOry of Ar. zona. and designated by tts Bell notes and OSicIal plar on tle m this ot1ce s- l- 10 i5 sad lUt SO. @ being as fulios-, r1 sI.. Beginning st the initial monument. poet -1t and feet long Iu a mound or stone- Hr llr w. end center of the clam. marked $. A- Su. i from which U. \. M. M. NU. bear S. 1i la--- &l " 2AD feet distant. thence \. d-s-. D.. ah feet Co S- W. corner post 2xt and f-et long i1 mound Of stones marked S. \. SO. H.. fl-l.. S. si degs. r., ijCo feet Co $. F.. corner poet 1. and feet long m mound of -t1ue- market "S. \ so. ILL., thence s. 4degs- w. -t iertt F.. end center post 2Xi and feet lglg lu uptlt of stones markell N. \. NO. w. thence DO '. same cOurse tO S. F. corner post Zxi u-. N-- thence S- si degs, w., lJD feet to N W; corner poet. in mound of stones mara '-S A- No VI 2" thence >- 9 deg-- D. S,n i'rt i' initial monument and place uf beslnning.
 Magnetic variatl on g degrees F., containing 3lfd acres.
 The location ofthis mine is duly recorded In tte RecCrder's ofhce of Pima county. Arizona, L- book C. Records 0f Mlur-, pages 5l and s--
 Any and all persons claiming adFer-eil tl- whole or any portion of sad San AaFier Mlre Q. surface grouad are required Co hle thelr adTer- claims in this otic- daring hs sixty days p-ri@i Of publication hereof they Wlll oe barrel '- virtue of the provisions Of the Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Regls,er-
 I- IS hereby ordered that the f0regai-s notice of application for patent be puolstel si1ty days ten consecutive Neeksi ID t' Arizona CITIZEN. weekly newspaper I-ba.I al Tussou. A. T. which paper is beFe- sisiln. HENRY COUSINS, Eszlsssr.
 FIrst pao.icstioE Oct. Eth. tsss-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

" He Tlrt1c~ sr- USQ rEsII1N ABLE and 4rs CU-- EsfINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. as HE sEITER CRS FEB -oN ALLY rESrIFr BOTH PROM Es sps lir- ESCe .Np oasElv frIoN. Write af once Co HtA- LOCK 6 sNSFt, bvy street. New York. -lclus- ing Slit, and you wiii receive by return a remedythat VIII enable yaa t1 hear !. fe anybody else, and whose curative effect wlI ha resma- neat. fnu Nlil nevar regret Lulr. co. "EuIroR MERCANTILE EEvIEv
 s---To avoid los ia the mails please -..ud money bv Ees.~t'rs-i Letter.
 Oniy imported by EtHLOtE SX JEN NEY. DcN si.. !. -Ile l-.a ts f1- Annr.ca. Ml.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Just What is Wanted.

Clothes renovated at Mack's room, No. SJS Congress street, opposite the post office, Tucson, Arizona. Benson, MRricopa and CasaGrarde take notice.
 tebl5-tf HANuIT0S MCCULLocH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

For stoves, sheet Iron, tin, crockery or glass ware go to W. E. Stevens or Maiu street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Application Nn.- -0s for a Patent Co thr Art-
 Iona Queen Winning Claim

a M
 October -- f--. NOTICE K HEREBY GIYEN THAT rHg ~ Santa Rita Land G Mining CuH.nr. by i. II. ord, agent, who-- pcstoaicr l..aa-. is care of George D. Smith. General >ur--IH-.-.- ent, CRlatasa- AUzoua. has thi- day u.tai I-- ll picarOn Tor a patent for lvJu linear feet u5 tla Arizona Queen mlue pryeIu. bearing gurT.r. .... ether minerals with surfac- ground r.' f...- .- width, situated m P.ma Mr.az u.-rs- County of Pima and I-rrltoy uF f-irHrs and Cesi3,nated by the teld nof,-- alf Ut -f1' pla- on file in thl- office as Lot Nu. G. m -1ll District. tiila and Salt River merliiau. -a.i LH- No. 4i being as follows, to-Nlt.
 Beginning at the initi.l muuul-at -. t.r ' end of the claim beInE a UIre Io-- -,i Ir fee- long set In ground and monument Of slopes Thence \ sdegre,.- W. s,u feet aIor.. ti.. ! end boundary of clam being also tHr W cpd boundary of the western extension Ct t.s Slr Aavier NJ. e. to the ' r. corner of claim Co 70 pine post set m monument of stones war5rt Thence $ si degrees W on sida lia. u' claim. ltJD feet Co \ W corner of cialm Geo a. Illa 1H-- Z1i m. feet long in monument of -tOur- l .r Thence \ , degrees k aUO feet on " ..aI I.r. .f claim to the center of " end Co pinc r.-' -vi ... feet luns in monument of stones marked l. Q No. f.'
 Thence continue on same line < 9 d..r-- l. SOO feet tu the \ W corner of th' DgmorrafN N ,. being also < ~ corner of the Auz1ra Queen N C. Co a pine post 2Nt Iu. feet long, lH r-.sll and monument of stones. marSed "A . No. .' from which U. S M. Monument Nn. % Hra Mining District. bear- \ j6 degrees % min [ i1j feet stant.
 Thence \ -l degrees T. along < siIe Irs Cd. claim. 105O feet Co r. corner tu pine pu-t -zs a. feet long marked "A. .. No. f ser iu ground aul monument of stout-.
 Thence \ 2 degrees " SD feet on end .ls Of claim to the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation is desr e-. F. Containing ifti acres.
 The location of his mine Is rocor,..,I m ..- Recorders Olice of Pima m Book C of uar- records. pages 90 and s. Tn. adioIrlue c..u.- ants are the Democrat NJ. C. on the x. uth. Any and all persons Manning adver-,.ly any iH.- tIou of saidArizuna Queen mine or surface rr.-r.i are required Co tile their adverse cltiIl- Ntr u- Register of the United States Land OIira ai Tucson. u the Territory Of Arzuna. duru- I. will be barred by virtue of the provisions of l- statute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

It is hereby ordered that the f1resoiu. notice be published sixty day. ftru consecutive weeks m the Arizona CITIZEN. 30 weekly newspaper published at Tucson. AriH,ua Territory. which paper l. hereby deziguEt.i by me a- published nearest such claIm.
 HENEY CoUstys. Register First publication October ls, I---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

FoB thorough watch repairing go to w. E. Rowland, POP Congress street. Watches sent by mail or Wells, Fargo's Express. promptly attended to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
HENRY COUSINS. Register Hayues { Stiles Attorneys for applicants.

it i- hereby ordered that the foregoing notice he published sixty days ten consecutive weeksl In the Arizona CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A. T. which paper Is here by desiguated by me us published nearest such clam. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 First publication October 22 lSs2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03

Superintendent Elmore, of the Hast ings Consolidated, has journeyed East ward on mining business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
MARIA K saLA
Notice.

~ W. HIChON Is NO LON FER CON VI nectsd S .th the business of the urifle--isneC snd has 10 authority Co collect any a-rourts dus to. TOT to incur any indebtednsss asaIn-t.
 \. K. LUCAS
 \. H. LUCAS &CO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
The following IS an extract taken from

llll IIIlO V EIlN x ID tIll CANI a-t t0hCu TT L4 the minutes Of a meeting of the direct ors Of the Gunsight Consolidated Min ing Company of November 14th, 1882:
 Resolved, That We hereby appoint and empower Professor r. D. Barnhart AS oar agent to take charge of the prop erty and represent the interests of the company in Arizona, and on whom al notices and processes against the com pany may be served, and when sC served, to be deemed and taken to be | personal service on the company for all purposes whatsoever.
 The Picachp Company passed a simi lar resolution and to the same effect.