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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
VOTERS
 -Of- Pima County
RRgiStRTi Register! Register!

THE LAST LEGISLATURE OF 1881 PASSED D Il an act for an entirely new registration. The following is the law.
 Section |. Paragraph Sixth. That in the year 1882 and evsry two years thereafter there shall be an entirely new registration,
 -PArAzzph Fifth. That 10 registering officer shail be permitted Co place any uame upon the register a'tsr twenty 3ol days before the cleo tion."
 Every elsctor who desires to vote at the elec- ton in November of this year must register anew before October lS, is-l.
 The following is a he, cf t1s precincts, with the Registering Officers for eac . Precinct:
 Precinct NO. 1-Tucson. Charles F. Drake County Recorder, c. H. Meyer. A. M. Bragg and ". J. Osborn. Msgistratss-
 Preeinet 70, 2-Tubac; T. Lilhs Mercer. Mag. istrate.
 Precinct No. s--Greaterville; P.J. Coyue. Mag istrAts-
 Precinct NO. 4-sonoiia; Thomas Hushes. Mag istrate.
 Precinct NO, 5-Totsl Wreck; 0. s. Palmer Magistrate.
 Precinct NO. s-santa Catarina; E. O. s,rat,on, Registering Officer.
 Precinct NO. Guns eht: II. K. White Magis- trate, and J B. Allen. Registering Oeicer.
 Precinct NO. s-Oro B-aaeo. Arthur Thatcher Magistrate.
 Precinct NO. s-w2shinsson Camp; P. Harri- son, Magistrate.
 Precinct NO. lo- -PantAno; John O. DOugherty Registering Officer.
 Precinct NO. iI--sslero; ChaFlss CranE. Regis tsrins Officer. Precinct so. I2--Anvses: v [ Rollins Mag istrste
 Precinct 70. is-Pe,tos; John E. Tyler. Regis terinE Officer.
 Precinct NO it-Pieaeho; E. H. Csoars, Reg isteriug Othcer.
 Precinct SO. l5-Hsrshaw: J. ". Fuqua and Trevor Lloyd Magistrates. and Henry c. St. John. Magistrzres.
 County Rscorfe-'s Ofice. T-r-0u- ArlzOus- July n. lse2 CHARLEs R. DRAKE. .yls stia~ County Record s-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Rrfnrn of Col. Sykes.

Colonel Sykes returned from the East last evening, where be, for the past three months, had been in the iu- terest of the Santa Rita Land and Min ing Company. He was in every in- stance successful. At his urging the Government granted to the Arizona Southern the right of way through the PapRgo reservation, and what IS more important he succeeded in raising all the money necessary for tbe develop ment of the Company's mines and mak- tug other contemplated improvements. At the time of his leaving here he took with hIm carload of copper ore, croppings from the Demo crst mine, of the San Xavier group and had 1t srnelted at reduction works in Boston, which netted him fifteen per cent, clear above working expenses. While in Boston be purchased three car loads of furniture for the hotsl at Cslabasas and had it shipped direct. The firm sending 1t had large plscsrds put on the cars and marked Furniture for the Hotel de Santa Rita at Calaba- sas, Arizona, through without change. The Colonel leaves for Calsbssas in the morning. It is his intention to have the hotel Tn readiness to receIve guests by the first of neIt month, or at the turthest not later than the 15th. The hotel IS beyond question, ono of the finest on the Slope. In external appearances it is fine-looking, but neither great nor im- posing, az it contains less than fifty rooms, but its interior arrangements cannot be bettered. The hotel is sur rounded by a double versndah, is SUD- piled with billiard tables, lawn tennis, croquet grounds and whatever else will contribute to the pleasure and con- fort of the guests. The hotel help all come from Boston and srn under contract for one year. A gentle man and wife will have general charge. The table walters, lsundress, cooks and chamber maids are all American women and girls and are expected to arrive here next Monday. The expenses of the hotel thus far have been forty thousand dollars. The Colonel says that solid comfort and home living shall be the maxim of the hotel, and all who go there will find it so.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Application Ne. s3S for a Patent e the Bur
 re Burro dtnIng Claim.
U. s. LAND OFFICE TrCsOS.


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " Silver King Gold and Silver Mining O., by their Agent, F. T. Bowling. whose POstotfice ad- dress IS Tucson, Pima co. Arizona Territory, have this day nled thelr application for patent for fourteen hundred and fifty-nVe linear feet of the Burro Burro Mine or veIn, bearing copper and other minerals, with surface ground SIX hundred feet m width. situated in Myers Mining District County of Pima and Territory of Arizona, and designated by the held notes and official plat on ale in this office as Lot No. 42 said lot No. i3 be- in 2 described az follows, to-wit;
 BsunUlng at n poet marked B B No. 1. being .he discovery or initial point of the claim, from which U. S. Mineral monument No. z Myers District bears south 6l degrees 52 minutes E. zlU feet distant; thence S 5I deg. = mIn- F., along the middle of said Lot No. @ 6O feet tO a point marked E IiNo. II, and being the middle of the northeast boundary line of sad claim; thence Js deg. a mn. k along the F. boundary lIne sun feet tO the SE corner Of claim. Co post marked B B No. III; thence ;. 5l deg. - min. w. ii55 feet 70 a post marked E 8 No. ", being the \ w cor nsr Of the claim; thence \ 3o deg 3s mia. W s0O fsst along the ! VI end boundary hne of claim. which Is also the N ' end boundary line Of the EsmeuildE N ming Clal m, to the middle of W end of claim, to a post marked B E No. V; thence B deg, Ss min- W; S-n feet tO \ " corner Of U. \. h. N. No. bears \ 3O deg. F., thence \ 5l deg. z, min. r. l4j5 feet along N W boundary line of claim Co a post marked E b No. VII, beIng the \ r. corner of claim. thence 3o deg. g min. F.. Su feet to post No. II. already described clos ing the eOteuJr boundary of sand claim Obser- vstion ou Polaris; Magnetic variation. l3 deg sl mn. [. containing tSenty acres
 The location of this mine Is recorded m the RscOrier's office of the County of Pima. Terri tory of Arizona, m book <, pages bsl and c-:l of records of mines, Pima County Records. The adloluing claims are-there are no adjoining claims surveyed.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any pOr- ton of said Burro B1rro Mine or surface ground are required Co tle their adverse clai ms, eI-u the Register of the United States Land DIice at Tucson, in the Territory of ArIzona. during the sixty days perIod of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. In such cases made and provided.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 lt is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of sixty days ten consecutive weeksl ID the CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published al Tucson. Pima O.. A. T., which paper Is hereby designated by me the newspaper published nearest sand claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. FIrst nm b1icafion Aug g Is-1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

On the opening day of the Denvei Exposition the following Arizona exhib it's were in position:
 From the Pioneer district: Garfield Silver Chiei, Morning Star, Biuch Brown, Rip Van Wrinkle, World BeRter First Chance, Last Prize. East Union Black Cloud, Black Diamond, Robbin Chloride King, Snap. Mount New, Gold en Rule, Besbe, Alice. Sancbochee, Sil yer, Good Enough, Req, Martinez, Spe cie paying, Mineral Hill, Dexter, General SilveradO and Pike.
 Copper specimens: Silver Queen Sleepy Jo, Gila Monster, Jolly Giant Copper ChIef, Keystone, Mineral Mine Poor Devil, Gap Mine. Warrior, Copper Belle group, Bolarat, Copper Belle and Copper Glance.
 The ArizonB exhibit is located on the right of the entrance coming from the Circle Railroad depot. The minerals are placed in handsome glaHs show cases they heinz arranged in two long rows The 6iIplsJ is in every way worthy th, reputation which Ar1zona enjoys.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Miscellaneous
Application No. 23s, for Patent to the
 old Boot Mining Claim.
s. LAND OFFICE. TUCsoS. ARIZONA.
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 August f. lss? NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THl ~ Pima Copper Mining Smeiting Com pauy. by John R. Tyler, agent, has made spplI- cation for patent Co o4&-2 linear feet of the Old Boot vein. lode or deposit. containing copper silver and other metals, together with surface ground 561 feet in width. situated in the Silver Bell Mining District. Pima county. Arizona noFe particularly described ID the plat and field nstes Otthe official survey on file m this of . designated as lot No sg. as follows to-Wit: Beginning at the location monument on the nv end of clam st a post Ks and feet long In mound of stones marked O B M, l.
 Thence n q deg ll mn 90 feet tO post 4X5 and feet long ID a mound of stones. S6 I-l deg e IT feet from old original monument. marked O B II.
 Thence 4s deg 50 min ss2s feet to post tx5 and feet long. in mound of stones, on the ue side line. marked O B III.
 Thence ; deg ts min 2u2 feet tO ne corner of "blue Coat M C to a post tx5 and { feet long in : mound of stones. marked O B ". and BC E. from which |. S. M. M. No. bears south IS deg IS mn e s45 feet distant
 Thence s 4l deg IT mn W 257 feet to a steel spike inch square and foot long. marked O V. and BCIN.
 Thence $ deg II min 90 feet to post tx5 and feet long. m a mound of stones, marked O OB VI on D face aud B C \ W on face. Thence 5i deg SO min S2q feet Co a pest 4x3 and feet long set in mound of stones. marked O B VII
 Thence n deg s1 min 376 feet Co location monument and place of beginning.
 Variation. IS deg I1 mir e. containing 6gs acres. the same being duly recorded In the of hee of County Recorder of Pima county. Ari- IOnA-
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whols or any portion of the Old Boot mining claim are required to hle their adverse claims Iu Inns Otice during the sixty days periol uf publication hereof or they VIII be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
RaId Op Gambisrs.

The San Francisco Alta of the 2d says
 Last night the police descended upon the Fsro-plnying fraternity of the city, and although their efforts were not crowned with complete success, they made 1t unpleasant for many of the gamblers. There were eleven dstach- msats of the police and as many games were vinted, resulting in the capture of torty-one men, siI lay-outs and SE25 Following were the games visited: No. 225 Bush. by Sergeant Sharp and squad, a layout and one man captured; No. IS Post, Sergeant Birdsal snd sound, a lay out and SIX men captured; No. 22 Geary, and 15 Morton kept by Virgil EGrpl Sergeant Bethtl and squad, layout, the keeper and fourteen others, and sl425 captuTed; No. 4l71t Pine street
 Barclay < Garfield, keepers) Sergeant Nash and squad, a Layout and four men captured; No. l3 Third street (kept by White Captain Short and squad, [ lly-ou: and seven men captured; No. lS2 Stevenson street, Sergeant Cullen and squad, a lav-out and eight men cRptur- ed; No. 336lS Bush, Sergeant Elem ming and squad, no capture; No. PA Montgomery street J Ohn Barclay, keep er) Sergeant Reeves and squad, no capt ure; No. ll2 Sutter, Sergeant Fitzpst- rick and squad, no capture; No. li Rear ny, Captain Douglass and squad, no capture; No. 21 Morton, Sergeant Hout. aling and squad, no capture. The ar rested parties were all bailed out.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Travellers by Sea and Land.

Change of air and travel produces constipation, followed by headache and a general dis,rrsngement of the system. The nsussated stomach gags at @ pill, while mixtures sweet or acid are re- volting. Nothing of this kind is ever complained of in taking Simmons Liver Rsgulstor-Purely vegetable, pleasant to the taste, and it's operation upon the liver being perfect, st the same time % imperceptIble that 1t inter feres with neithsr business or pleasure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
U. <. LAND OFFICE, TUosoS, ARIZONA.
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U. \. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, ARIZONA.
 August {. lss2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Pima Copper Mining and smeltins Company, by John R. Tyler. its Agsut. has this day hled its application for patent for st5 ilne1F Feet or the 5 bla, Sost mine or 'ein Dear ground 5S7 feet in width. situated in the Silver Bell Mining District. County Of Pima and Ter rirory of Arizona, and designated 6y the held notes and othclal plat on hle m thls sthes as Lot No. g, q dS k meridian, said Lot No, S7 being as follows, to-Eit:
 Beginning at location monument at center of northerly end of claim where Is set steel bar one inch square, one foot long, firmly tn ground, marked B ( : NJ.
 Thence run q deg IT min 957 feet tO a monument of stone marking the ne corner of claim and post 4Ij inches square feet long in monument of stone, marked B c NE. Thence T deg s min e si5 feet to mOuu- iI5 inch post squared, feet long in monument of stones marked B c SE.
 Thence run q deg IT min 225 feet to a Ix5 inch square post feet long at south center end of claim in monument of stones. marked B c '. c, from which U. S. mineral monument No. 1, Silver Bell District bears 70 deg l-2 feet distant.
 Thence n s6 deg @ min s6O feet to the su corner, post 4I5 inches square. ( feet long, in monument of stones. marked W. Thence D 3J deg W 557 feet to the nv corner post Oi eIain K lhehe. s aAre iest long. m a monument of stones. marked BIC N W. Thence s deg II min e SC1 feet Co point and place of beginning.
 Co.tAininz ln6g acres. Magnetic variation is deg i1 mi E.
 The location notice of this claim is recorded ir the office of the Recorder of Pima county. A. T. in Book G of records of mines on pages ss5 and t56.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Blue Coat mine or the surface g-uund are required Co file their sd- worse claims in this office during the fixty days peuod of publication hereof. or they will be barrel by virtue of the provisions of the stHtute. |
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. lt is hereby ordered that the foregoing uOtics be published for the period sixty days ten consecutive veezsl ia the CITIZEN weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A. T. which paper is hereby designated by me spuhlished nearest sSid claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication August G. 1ss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

The Black Hills Central City 1nder ,avs: Ths school bonds sold for g cents. The assessed valuation of the county is S523, 5SS. Two faro games have been running in town for the psss week, and both seem to be well pstro- nizei. Not bsd sign of the times, SO far ss money is concerned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
CURE GUARANTEED.

Dr. F. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment A specInc for HysteriA, Dizziness, COnVulsions, Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, LsOes of Memory, SpermatOrrhOea. lmpqtency, lnVOlun- tA-y Emissions premature old age, caused by Orer-sKertlou, self-abuse or over indulgence, which lends to misery. decay and death. One bc1 slli cure recent cases. Each box contains one months tneatmeut; SI a box. orslx boxes fOI g.. United States com; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of prCe. We Warantee sIx boxes WIll cure any case. With each or,ler received by us for si1 bo1es. accompanied with five dollars we VIII send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 return the money fl the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarautess issued only by
 J. F. lOkBA. successor to C. IT. Meyer No.
 25 Congress street. Tucson.
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist Orders bJ mail al regular prices. mhls-fyd&u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

General Sherman, ss 8 witness in the Star Route cases, said in relation to tho postal service in Arizona that in the Territory there were 46Oo Apache 1ndi- ans of peculiar character. They enter tain an everlasting hatred toward ths Spanish rsos, and were kept corrsled by the military to prevent them making depredations on the settlers Some- times they broke away from their cor rsl, after ths fashion of animals. In a recent casa l90 Apsohes had broken out. killed forty settlers and had escaped in. to Old Mexico where they had been wiped out by Mexican troops. Frequent mails gave warning of such outbreaks and gave the settlers an opportunity to make defente. The General possibly IS little of Their hatred ertends to Americans equally ss much ss 1t does to tbe MeIieRns. If not, why vere the forty settlers killed, Rs most Of them were Americans? Tecumseh got away A little too soon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

sumption, Diabetes. Br1ght's Disease, Jaundice Insanity etc. Excess6s. nOn-uss, Abuse. Inherit cd Weakness. MalnugritiOn. Spinal and cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal diseases. Debility and seminal weakness Ohstruct the Im- portAnt and necessary acts of life and their en- yoyments Cures Guaranteed Diseases of the gsnitO urinary organs, kicneys, liver and blad- der specially. The many complaints and dis- sases of women speedily cured; consultation at office or by letter free and confidential.
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrange pay msnts in the same manner they wOnld en- ploy their family phy sician.
 STRICTEST SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address. DR. LIEBIG d CO, No. tOI Geary srreet corner Mason San Francisco. Cal. prlvata enrranca 40S Mason street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

The noralIssson. Master Jack: "It must be very oily to be pretty, like you mamma Mannns anxious to improve the shining hour: ''It is better to bs Vood. Jack" Master Jack: "Ahl but ii You're pretty people think you're good, and that's easier than having io be really SoCd, you know.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Official Records.

LOCATION NOTICES.
 Pacific, Myers district, July 2S, R s Wood, John Vivian.
 Bulletin, Myers district, July 25, R $ Wood, John VITisn.
 Home Stake, July 2S, Myers district. R 5 Wood, B ii Crawford.
 Artistic, Pspago district, May 23, Mrs Kate F White, A R Smith.
 Little Mack. Helvetia district, June z. Wm B McCleary, c F GrOf.
 South Hampton, Helvetis district, June ,. " B McClesry, O F GrOf
 Mamie, Papsgo distrIct, June 22d, c H Began, c " 0ury, Mrs M B Aguerre J W Began.
 Blue Back, Myers district, June 2lst. Joseph $ Morgan, H Daggs.
 Carbonate, Myers district, June 2lst. ! Morgan, H DEggs.
 PaymasteT, Wnghtson district July 18th, JEmet n Wilssn.
 Total Wreck, Wrightson district, July 22d, James N Wilson. Lucknow, Myers district, June Fist. Morgan Harrison DAgga DrKpa.
 RM WillIin to c O Stephens, f min. ing claim i'll Old Hat district, t25oo. F John Even to Henry D. Williams, # New Boston mine, F Grand Prize, F Currency, I5 Jefferson, n Csdeb, # En- terprise and 1k Charter Oak mines. Elm pirs district, SlO.
 Henry and Augustina Holland to T Lille Mercer, lot of land together with all buildings, eOrrals and improvements of vhstever nsture, ID the town of Ia. bsc, S25.
 Chas. Kirkpstriok to WR Mould in. tersst as stated in the following ininea IL Rough k Ready and interest in the Duke, Hornet, Bumble Bee, Daisy and Mammoth mines situEted in the Wrightson district, Sl %.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Affidavit in regard to assessment work done on Last Big Look mine.
 Appointment and oath of N 5 Styles. as deputy sheriff ID and for Pima eoun- ty.
 Power of attorney granted to Wm- Rollings by E A Hoshns for the settle mept of the affairs of latter Tn Orc Blanco.
 Affidavit of Elijah " Smith to the effect that he hRs for the year ending 1881. done SloO worth of assessment upon the Wsteree Bn1 the B 6 : mining claims, Orc Blsnco district.
 Affidavit of publication n Weefly Arizona CITIZEN of notice to T W Bennett by Elijah W Smith relating 10 tho latter having done tho asIessIpsr work for 1881 m the Wsteree and E d S mines in Orc Blanco district Ths office of coroner in TOmbstona, iE the position most sought stter by tbs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
YaInrhl. Conner CIaim..

A party of prominent mining men Of our acquaintance recently visited the copper claims belonging to NIT. J. A. Browder, situated about fifteen miles north of COmobRbi, and seventy miles west of Tucson. They were much pleased with the claims. and express themselves as entirely satisfied that they will prove most yaluhble copper mines. They Ire situsted five miles from the Gunsight road and the expenditure of one hundred dollars vill secure an ex- cellent wagon rOtd to the mines. Wood and water are plentiful The claim called the Notebabi has a spring on 1t, and the well-known "NotevR' spring is the millsight Since the development of tho Gunsight mine into one of the very best mines in all the country. this section is attracting much attention. It IS now beyond question that this part of our county is exceedingly rich in minerals, and being easily accessible and favorably located for mining opera tions, 1t will only require the invest ment of capital and muscle to develop it's vast mineral wealth. Mir. Browder is to be congratulated on being ths lucky possessor of claims which promise to be of so much intrinsic merit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

Two suits have been brought against the Re6 Cloud Mining Company, one by the National Bank Of Tucson and ont bv q. E Horton S Co. of New York The former is for a23, ,336.ol, that of the latter for t27, ,07040.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Charles Lamb and the Chee,e.
 Prem London Sseisty.

The lats Charles Mathews used to tell, with great gles, little story of Charles Lamb, which he vouahed for e huthen- tic, and believed to be unpublished. I an indebted for it to MT. Henry S. Leigh (ths Poet of Cockayns) who had it from the lips of his friend, the famous actor. One evening Mary Lamb took . sudden and violent fancy to have some Siilton cheese for supper. an article of which they had not . scrap in the house. IL vas very vet, and getting rather late, but Charles, with that self-denisl which showed itself in a lifelong de votion to his sister, st once volunteered to try whether any could be got. He sallied forth. and reached ther cheese rnonger just as the shutters were bsing pat up.
 h reply to his demand, hevss assured that they hsd some fine ripe Stilton; and the shopkeeper proceeded to cut of slice. At t lay on the scales Lambs attention was toreibly arrested by the lively ysrnbols O, 6 nunber of msggots which came to the surface of the fine rips Sulton." "Nov, MT. Lamb" said the cheeseraenser, shall I have the pleasure of sending this hone for youf" 'sSo. th-th-shsnk you," said Charles If you will give me bit of twioe I cou-cou- could, p'rIps, ll-lesd 1t homeF' The manner in which Charles Mathews rendered Lambs stutter wal, says MT, Leigh, ininitHble.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

Al the prima1eh held In Prescott fast Saturday, the etollowing gentlemen were elected delegates to ihe Bepublicsn county oouveHtion. which meets on the 18th of next month. G. s. Porter, E. ". Wells, c A Randall, J. L. Bufurn, c. ". Beach. John Raibls, A. s. Haskell, J. E. Brown. The notnber of votes boiled was l75.--Democrst
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
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 Billousness. One or two tsblsspOOnfuls rill rssieve Au ths trOubles incident 70 bilious state, such as uaa- sea, dizziness, drOrsiness. distress after eating . bitter. bad taste m the mouth-
 Malaria. PersOns may avoid all attacks by occasionally taking . doss of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the Liver ln healthy action.
 Bad Breath. generally .risius . from disoriered stomach. can be corrected by taking Simmons LsVer Reaals tor.
 Jaundice. Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradicate. .h:- % dl,s:s. . from rom S the .J.,s. leaving the sn ssar
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