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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Notice of Forieitur..

ITO W. J. ROSS AM GEH. EUr. ,.-
 ' are hereby notified t.lt ] Usr..e... hundred dollars u labor and .u..a.a. Il. on the Old Gro Blanc0 .1lr. s. .u.r.. .-.. .. BlancO uInlL- district. a- wal. appear n. r.. cate filed Jan. tth. lSst. ir r..... ..f.. .. corder Oi Or0 Biauc1 mIuIlE lI-rH.. IT. .-.-- hold sAlt premi=e- under t... u........s. tiun 2S3t Revised NJatutz 0t r.. ~ ...
 amount required to lHld .Hr -..-. ending Dec. jlst- i~-I !. N.tlt a.lt... after this notice by ruarr-.H-. E.I .-. fuse Co contribute your proportion -. ... . pencIturs as % cp-YuEer. yalr ...... . -.. ciinm wIil become tle property %. 2. .-....-.- under sud section Z. f.E.~..N,
 OrO Blaucu. q. T. teh. 1i 2. I---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

. ! WmPPLE BtER'cE~ F.sa .. t f ! = FAILED PROPOSALS. IN TEpITEr ! - subject Co the usual coudI. u.s Il. ceIEed at this odiss until l1 1o.r.... .... Saturiay, April i5. l,S1. .t which t....r r.. they will be opened in tLe pres,.r..f Tor furnishing ani dvii-ery Of Nl.'a-. during The tscal year comuelciu- t1 ...I. . of July. lss2, and ending ol tha 1fH fig H. 1s,3. a- follows.
 FUI-H Hard and Soft Woo.i .-. ..-- FORAGE Harley or Oat-. Bran. t..-. ... '. STEAw-tor Hay for heldlu. D- supphes a. may be reGuirei af-l1r. ...H.. q. Bowie. Fort Grant. Fort uuacturl tH-- l.a. Fort Mcdowell Fort Moiasr For. F ..l- E.- Verde, and Whipnle Deuo,. A- F. aH| I- Yuma, Cal.
 Proposals will also be r--eJy... .. ....-- tune by the Quartermast-r at racU %. ...a.H named posts, except. Whpp Depot. l I.. furnishing the supplle- r"uUr'I H- -a- - only.
 Proposals for FoEieE and Srrts -..u. Wllicox and Naricnpg stafIru-. a. I-v. ..- ceived and opened the -rTr ru. I. ...f ing. at the oticc of tb, Chef Quer r.... the Department.
 PropOsals vill also 10. rprsig.,i ar t..aH the Chef Quartrrma-rcr ui tUH l' .far'..... opened at he Slme ums vitt rHr 'rr.-H..z 70 the delivery on the cars of fhH S. Q. i I. H... uons between Los Aurig- aIi tu.f.-1. ... such quantIrIes of Blriey and Iydru-.1 .#-...- rd, haled Barley Hay and Straw, u H qulred during tne h-csl year c'ulf... .-.- l. lss2.
 PropOssls for eiticr cll-- 1- tE. ..r.- r.- uoucd or for gutntIfts- i.-s tlau f.. qulred, uIii be received. Il- tusaaar serves the right Co reject suy and H.l r-. ..-I.- \ preference wilI he gwen tp .uttc..a- %. ..-.- uc production. Blank D upu-al- HaU circulars stating the kind and --.Iuat-. tles required at esrh post. and --.vTu- .I. .- D structlons as Co the manner ul lId..l. .- uons to ne oh=erVei hy bidder and contrJct and paymeut. xill hc iuT.. . .- '.. pication t0 this uthce, or to fle Qu.r.. at the vari0us posts named. EuVe.lt.- #Hr'aa Ing prOpossl ls should be marked "NHH...- .- at -. and addressed to tls. ur. .....-. to the respective post OIarternsst. r-.
 HENRY C. UuIHlr
 Deputy Qr. llr. GtrrH. .-- t
 Chief O.r.rt..H.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
JAMES QUINLIN.
Mining Notice.

To J. R. Lyons, and those claiming under him. NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN THAT THE under-Igued a cu-OSuer in that c.rraiu lline and mIniuz claim known as the Sacramen- Co mlue. zItuated iu the Bunker Hill Mining District. Graham county. A. T., has performed one hundred doilar- isi61fDI worth of work orl lle sand mine Tor the year ending December 3i iS-l, and unless you or those claiming under you pay to me TOUT proportion of said expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of tho publication of thus notice. your m crest in sad clam will become my property.
 la16-sld JAMES QUINLIS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 4 V undersigned has performed as assessment Work Tor the year snding December 5lsf 1881 slyo worth or wol k on each of the following mines. viz- the Me and Jackson" Iainas In- gated 10 Mysrs Mining District County of Pima IerTitory of Arizona, and if J. H. McNew and J. H. bassett, or those holding title under 'hein do not come forward and pay their share of ssid ss- sessInent work, namely. tTO-thIrds or s66.15 for each of above named claims. together Slth cost Si publication. within ninety gUl ,iAy- from the uaie or thls publication, tasir intereet m sad elslms Niu- according to the laws of the United states, become perfected Co the gndersi gued.
 . \. BROWN. fsbI2Wsrn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
NOtree.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE A undersigned has performed as assessment work for the year ending December si. i--l sltU worth of work on the Turk m ne. located m Pafa- gonia Mining District. County of Pima. Terrltorv oi Arizona, and fl II. \, Bragg or tho-e holding tltle under hlm do not come forward and pay ms share Of sad as-essment Nork namely one-half or 50 for above named clam. to-eth- CT with cost of publication. within ninety tglI days from the date Of this publication his inter- e-t m sad clam will. according to the laws of the nlted States become perfected Co the under signed, F. NJ. ALLISON.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Mining Notice.

ITO JOSEPH POWLIN OR THOSE PAR
 ! ues that may claim under hin- The under signed gFes noilce that be has bad the necessary i---e--lnent work done upon tA Julia mine. -Ain0Ie district. Pima county. A. T.. for the year sndlns January | i-f1. and paid the sum of SIpl Tor the same. and gnle-- the sand Joseph PDwlIn CT those oHniug under hlm come forward within tlnefy days from the date of thls notice and lay Co me hls stare Of the money paid for as- sessment work sAld mlne VIII be hereafter f0r- fsIted to me. J g HIif-EFs
 Tucson. January 9q iss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons, and those claiming under him:
 \ OIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 undersigned, cO-owner in that certain uluc and mining clnim known as the Oak mine. -Itulted m th' Bunker Hill Mining District pralaIn county. A. T.. has performed one hun dred dollars worth of work on sad mlne for the year ending December 3lst. fs-l and un iess you or those claiming under you pay Co ne your pro- portion of the sad expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of this notica your interest in saId claim will be- come my property.
 IanJ'-9Od JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
JACOB c. WALL.
NOrIC CE
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TUCsON. PiMA COUNTr. (
 ARIZONA TERRITORY, December Sl. 1881 ITO JOHN LONG OR ANY ONE CLAIMING tItle under him.
 You are hereby notified that the undersi guec have expended fifty dollarf ID labor and improve ments upon the Tuba nine situated m Greatcr- yille District. formerly smiths District Pima County, Arizona Territory. in order To hold sand 1reWl=eS. under the provisions of Section 2S2l Df the revised Statutes of the United States be- i--i.
 And 1T within ninety days oi the publication 1f this notice you faIl or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure and Co pay for publication of this notice. as a co-,,wner sour interest m sand claim will become the prop -rty of the subscriber under section 2324. Inlj-Sm F. F. BLANCHARD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO T. N ~ Nerkes that the undersigned has performed lle annual 5-7e es-ment work. amounting tO one hund ed dol sI- for the year 1881. .r tbe Tueson mine. 10 san Xavier hills, about five miles south 1f Tucson; Puma county. A. T.. and you are here ns upl1eh that unless you lay your proportion i>9 oi the same within O. days from the date Of publication or tnl- notice. your interest in sad miEe wiu oe forfeited to me. according 10 law. and you Ulil also pay the cost of this advertise meut- 4 M SILVA
 January 20th. fss2 suW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Mining Notice.

r9 John Flanagan. and those claiming under
 him.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - undersigned cu-4.wner m that certuiu nlne ant mining claim known as the Three Times Loser Mine situated iu the Cachi-e Winning uistrici. CochIse County. Arizuua, has performed one hundred dOllars worth of work on fhe sad mine for the y-ar endlr z December Jl=r. lt>l. and unless you or those claiming under you pay -o me your proportion uf the sand expenditure within ninety days from -he expiration of tbe publication of tnis notice your interest In said clam will become my prop erty.
 mhlI-gd JACOB c. WALL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

PoR the past two days the Arizona lumber yard near the depot has been one of the busiest places in that busy section. The general demand being for mining timbers an3 principally for the Sonora and southern Arizona trade, some of the largest shipments being made to the Yaqui Mill & Mining Co, SombretiIlo mines Arivscn and Tubac.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

THK copper strike recently made on the Democrat lode at the San Xavier mines, belonging to the Santa Rita Land and Mining Company, turns out to be better than was at first promised. Th. average assay yield of the surface croppings being fully eighteen per cent, and Mr. Knight feels confident of even better showing with depth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
NOTICE.
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TUCSOS. Pufi COUNTY.
 ARIZONA TERRITORY January l. lSS2 TO RICHARD HOWELL OR ANY ONE claiming title under him:
 l"u are hereby notified that l. the undersI gned. have eXp pended One Hundred Dullar- in labor and improvements upon the Nonpareil Mine situated m lyndall Mining Distinct. Pima county. Ari- zuna Territory. m order Co hold sad premises under the provisions Of section 2S24 of the Re viSed S-atutes of the United States. being the amount required ts hold the same for the year ending December 3l. i-sl.
 And II within ninety days after publication of this notice you fan or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a e0-OWuer your interest m sald claim Vlll become the prop erty of ths subscriber. under section 2s2t.
 Jan S3m JAMES BARRETT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Notice
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ARIZONA TERElToIy I..-- ITO GEN. FUTILE OE fNF .,r-. ins tite under hIm. Ton -. ..-.. that l, the undersigned have .r-.- Hundred hoilar- in labor ami .--.-..- '. on the tarro and SlU.rl r.ir.- -......I da del Gro Nluu. pisr-.- Pm. ... zona Territory. m or..r a. hold --... under the provisions ur sa.....r ... vlsed Statutrs of the Jr,-.s S amount required 70 hH.i tI. -.-. ending December ST. l~,I
 And fl within ninety days aff.r r. . tis notice you flIl 0r r-la-. t. proportion of -Ich eypeuHI-u..- ..-. pour interest iu saio c.alr- v.. a..... proper-y Of the s1hscriler. under -...s- febl2W lm E..NE ,..r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
NnTICE.
nF MARIA NJ. BERt

nF MARIA N. BERGER BECOMING SOLE V Trader. Know all men by these presents. that l. Maria NJ. Berger. of the city of Tucson. County of Pima. Territory of Arizona do hereby give notice that intend from this date to carry un business as sole trader ID the city and county lfore~ild. m ny own name and my ac- count. pursuant Co an Act of the Legislature of tle Territory of Arizona. passed December si, A. D. isij entitled "Of the rights of nIarri d women" and sections 70 to 2 inclusive. of the Act amertiatory thereof and supplemental there Co. The mature of tho business. trade profess aOn art | intend Co carry on. are farm ing. stock rlisIuc. buying and selling real estate. buying and ssshns goods and merchandise. mrrchandis- ing generally at Tucson. san Javier and other places m the County of Pima. and from this date | will he personally and individually responsible 10 my own name for an debts contracted by me 1n account of my sad trade. 'usines-. profession or art. MARIA N. BERGER
 Tucson. Pima County, Arizona Territory, Ntrrh lf l--2 rahtp-lyy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
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"A Country Surgeon" writes to the London Lancet about the bicycles as follows: [" I have been bicycle rider for the last five years, with an ever-in- creasing delight the more proficient I become. This summer l have turned both my horses out to grass, and have trusted tO my bicycle alone, doing on an average about fifty miles a day. I find l get through my days work with less fatigue than on horse back. and without the monOtOny of driving. My work IS done quicker; my usual pace is ten miles an hour, and l can go at the rate of fifteen when pressed. 4 bicyclist's steed IS always ready saddled, and on arriving at your destination does not require a boy to hold him. It can be riden with almost as much ease in the wet as in dry weather, but 1t Is not adapted for a very hllly country, though all moderate hills can be surmOunted. Since have in- vested in my new fify-twO inch, ] rode nlnety-five miles in one day without fatigue. I c;.n confidently recommend all men who are fond of exercise without fatigue, and all who wish to curtail thelr stable expenses, to take the trouble to learn the bicycle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

IKE body of Morgan Earp, who wa killed in Tombstone a few days since was taken to California last Monday and his brothers together with Doc Holiday and a man named Johnson are said tC have accompanied the remains to short distance beyond this place and then be cause of the killing of Stilwell are sup posed to have sent the body forward and then returned east.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Notice.

X IL PERSONS ARE HERI BY C sUTIONED A against purchasing from \. E. DeLong -. Markham or from any other person. any interest ID the Cerro olorado or Nina del Iajo mines ArVaca District, Pima county. A. q. Said mines
 ecame abandoned January lst, iSs3 and have been relocated by the undersigned as the Silver |ne'n and New Deal mines. Reference IS made To the Pima county records of mines also tO the records of stfdsvits of John Bogan M Ryan and John W. Began. which can b. supplemented by dozens Of other athdaVits to the same effect all the circumstances of the abandonment of the Nerro olOrad0 and Nina del laio zines on AND NOT BEFORE January Ist ls52, Se-ag matters of public notonety. L.T FARR feb23tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES CURT. TERRITORY I of Arizona 0uufy of Pima. Before John W Fuqua. Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. I5.
 k T. Hayes. plaintiff vs. harles Fuller de- feudaut Demand S127t0.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co Charles Fuller. defendant: You are hereby sum- nuned and required to appear before me at my uthce m the town of Harshaw. and County of Pima. the 18th day of April A. D. ISS2 al l0 o'clock a- m.. to answer tho complaint Of the ahoye named plaintiff who demands of you that you arc indebted to him m the sum of one buu- tred and twenty-seven dollars. And if you fail Co appear and answer sand complaint ss herein required, the plaintiff will take iudgment against you as demanded and for the co. ts of thls suit
 Gwen under my hand this eleventh day of Feb ruary. A. Q. l,-1
 fehlevtd JOHN W. FUOUA.J.P.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

R D. FERGUSON Eso, gentleman well known among the legal fraternity of the Pacific coast comes to Tucson for his health and proposes to cast his fortune among us and will upon the procuring of a suitable office at once begin the practice of law.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

A USEFUL WooD.-One of the hardest woods Tn existence is that of the desert lronwood tree, which grows in the dry washes along the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad. Its specific gravity S nearly the same as that of ignum vita, and 1t has black heart so hard. when well seasoned. that it will turn the edge Of an axe and can scarcely be cut by a well tempered saw. In burning 1t gives out an intense heat, and charcoal made from 1t is of unequaled quality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

MR- DAVID ARMSTRONG left the city Wednesday for the Gro Plata mines, Cababi district. These mines have re- gently been incorporated Mir. Arm strong as superintendent will commence active work on the property at once and goes for the purpose of letting contracts on the different claims. Considerable work has been done on the Copperopolis mine, and from the showing of a shaft winch IS now down over fifty feet has the promise of something unusually rich for its lucky owners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

MR- BILLY WEST whose saloon at the expense of his creditors, recently flour ished on Camp street suddenly closed shop and departed for known lands as be was headed of by a telegram at Deming and detained in dursnce vile to swRit the escort which Sheriff Paul at once sent to escort him back to Tucson where he will have to face more than one unmusical creditor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

MR. P. R. BRADY, the county treas urer of Pinal arrived in town Wednes- day from his home in Florence. Mir. Brady can certainly be termed one of the pioneers of Arizona as he came to this country iR 1854 He is one of the most pleasant and honorable of gentle men and we would be pleased to have him repeat his visits oftener.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

UNDER date Of March 18th all hack men and hotel runners are forbade the use of the Railroad platform at the depot. An officer vlll be stationed there on the arrival of each passenger train and will enforce the law as given above.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
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ITO MARTIN MEDLEY tNp V
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 You are hereby nouhe,i aa.l -.-. ,.. one hgndTed ma ., ,. doiIars Lar; m laho- -l
 situated In Marble Peak. U.i Ij-. trict. fima County. Arz1ua Ie-e..- -- pear by certificate rled Jaur.-. ..- ..-- m the office of the Eaco-I.- E - Puma. m order Co hold sand ,-.-
 provisions of section of l--i. I.av4-., .... the unlted states. heins Che g.aa,-- -a-. A. D.. tssl.
 And If within ninety days sr-.- fs.. puhlicution you fali or relu~ rt ..---- 4 proportion Of such exraull.r-. a- your interest in sad claim vi.. ..-.,.. erty Of the sub-crbe- Uuls- a.. n ....
 Tucson, A. T.. JeH1ars I2.l. l--- -.A
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

THE following bullion was shipped from Contention during the week end ing March 18th. Grand Central mill. IS bars; Boston mill B bars; Conten- tion null. I3 barp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

MACHINERY for the Yaqui Mill and Mining Company of Sonora, arrived at the depot Wednesday and is now being transferred to teams waiting to convey 1t to it's destination. The twenty-fv horse power movable engine is mounted on wheels, by which it not only becomes more easy of shipment, but much time is also saved when putting 1t in place for work. A ten stamp mill is sufficient for the present wants of the company, but it will be further enlarged as necessity r- require.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

Notice of Forfeiture
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ffH T .|. . .H.. D. I'J MlLLlAG SCOTT r- and William ffs-.. ..s. .- -- assigns, helrs. or .seL -.-.-..- hereby nouned thgt VI rry. jl.... ..- uylAs.ss S"tta pt Et1p- tiIul els.- .r.. mining lode claims. sl-u..fl. | .,. Of the SierrIta Mountains. .l r.... ing district. m sad c4urt~ f-., Chef, the Paul Jou-s arl tf. . .--. the same property located F.l-... E MilhIa Anthony, William S..-. lock. A. hlrby and c. 1i. Lore . ot location Of which were ra-..... of the kecoute- pf saii Pin. . quest of \. W. Bernard Nr--. Mining Location NoUcas t .- pages, VIZ. tlr Mourralr f..# Paul Jones hf page 1si ana. tfa l. ", ID ortler Co hold ss#I the provl-Iurs or section ...i. r- utes O the United St.-4- required Co hold the sIna rI- - December alst. ISL And f ,... from the service of tlf- rH-5... you teli or refuse Co contribute . of such expenditure 1s -1-asTa- sad claim will become t-..-- scTibers under sand section .-l, Scott appears ay the r-rp--.- -.- - he the owner of aE uuiisi,l.f .-.., mining claims, -lId Ja-ar. said records Co be thp oWnar.f .-.. ... - tenth or stlu UIuIuU r.srr-a ... MatiOck apiear- by ssiId -.-lr..- -s ... ... of aU undivided ous--gl-u o- ....t . 7-
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 ID. H-lraE-- 01snars of tbre--hsths oi -..-.. @ tl'st puilcniiou. January D. =
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
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US LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS. ARIZONA.

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 ---.-.. ,-. - Fahrla-y D. I--2. N gIi(E Is HEREBY GINEN } HAT DAN ~ lel W. Lyon has fled u0tICe of his ifItarfI0r to make nnal proof In support of his Pre-enr- uon Deciarltory Statement No. tI1. and secure hnal entfy. thereof before The Es gis-er and Re ceiyer at thls otlce on the Eth day of March. i-e- at l- clock a. r1-. f1- The tis NEl. and E'i 0i sEas- Sec -s, T.. Zl k k. % F. and names the toiluNluS as his witnesses VIZ. Thomas Hughes N lvester VI. Lowell and Marx Ezakiels oi nltendeu, A. T.. and Elhus B. ' au kureu. of Tucson, ]. T.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. Firs.. .pn hlieatinn. Eah-1-arE l- I..3
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Application for Patent Co the Narn:n.
 Star Mining Claim No. i73.
U.s.L,ND OFFICE Iccsos. ARIZONA.

! N O. A@tNL Af a4tL 4LtHle. ARIZONA. NOTICE Is HEREBY GYEN THAT IHf ~ Morning Star and Crescent Cou~UIldHrao Silver Mining Co1.rGny of Arizona. by It- Iu'y pLcati0n for patent Go it5l linear feet of tt, Morning Star yein lode or mineral deposit hs.-- inf silver and other minerals. with surface ground nyh Feet lu width. situated ia Meyer'- Mining District Pima County. Arizons. more fully described in the uLlcia plat and field ulf.- of surrey, Ou iil- in this od cr and d,-Iana,e,l ls Lot No. S,. us follows Co vIt:
 Beg;uniug at The IEItlui m Juumeut af the con ter of tac westerly end of claim at a uo-t gyl ms ' IT. Ions -et In mound Gi stones. marked Go M S- l. si thence N- 1 deg. u mIu. w. au fec; to NV. cor. post syt ir- | ff long lu mouu6 of stone, marked M. s. \. V.C.". thence \. -I deg @ ml1. h., 1881 ff. Go irfeIs-cf ou of tho N sid- ilne of the "GuusIght H. (. to % poet gvt in-. tt bong lu @ mound ui stones marked -'ll S- VI. t-, from winch the southwest corner of uie Gan-iEht beass south 70 deg. W. -i5ft dis taut. and l. Efi C. Co fae uurr east cor of Ia1r Co a post " ms. tt long. in s mound of stote- marked 'ii. S. \. r.. t.'. tLauc. x. k ,irl-. B uiu- r. SH Feet tu rusf cut. center and uririlqI locn'on monument ii also being the southwest ctH--r end moluiuf-If ol He "tiuu-I-lt' Co post marked -'t. <. t. M.. aud ou iue we-t s-d- marked M. SC. NJ. 70 from winch the -uutilyya.- corner uf tne "uuusight' b'ar- \. 35 deg w.. au ie-' distant: thence S. $ deg. ai u.iu. E lit. Feet Go tiir S J.. corner post 3p ms ft log.- m a mound O. stDnc-. marked M S. x. r. ,..~ iron. winch '. S. H. M. No. bears S sl deg " -s feet distant: thence <. sl deg. 8l nm w. f-a feet Co southwest Corner bot 2xt ms fr. l1r @ m mound of stones. marked M. x. x. W C." thence \. deg. 3l nun. w.. 3DJ feet Go Che init ai monument and place of beginning.
 , Variation, lJ deg 3j miu. L. Area ls.f3 acu.- The area, exclusive Of conflict. uJs acres not claimed. being lg.lG acres.
 | he sad mining claliu I- du'y recorded iu the othce Of the Record of PIma toguty. at Tucson Arizoua.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely t.le NhOle or any part of thr Morning Star MIuius iitiW are required Co prcs'nt their adversa claims ln thl- oihce during the sixty days periDd Of publication hereof, or they will bg barred hy virtue of the provisions of ths Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. The foregoing notice Is ordered to be uubIi-hed Tor slX y days m the EEELY AEIZpSt CITIZEN, which paper i- designated as that issued near- est the claim.
 HENRY COUS SINS. Ercis-er. First publication. Aarch i4. I--E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

SOME Postofice fixtures were Sunday removed from the old to the new office, among them the large fire and burglar proof safe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

UNDER the light of the new iIlumin- stor the new store of L. Zeckendorf 6 Co., was Monday evening an object of general admiration to the large crowd that gathered to look ia wondermsnt on q store which without exception has not for its modern conveniences an equal on the Pacific coast. Many other buildings including the hotels and a number of the most fashionable saloons, were also blaze with light from tke same agency.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

PREPARATIONS for the building of a number of private dwelling houses are now being made in the different parts of town.