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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
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TUcsos, PM. COUNT, ARHosA

TUCsoS. PIMA COUNTY. ARIZONA
 August 9ith. lss2. To Charles ". Mickles or hose who may ciaim under him an undivided onequart rofth the follow ing described property. You are hereby notified that We the other owners have expended one hundred dollars in labor and Improvement uuon the Copper World Mine lO-ated Uct. . 1872 recorded in the Pima County Record of mines book q. pages v and 7s. mIne being In the Hel- vltia Mining Distnct. Pima County. Auzona m order tO hold sald premises under the provisions of Section 23l4. ReTisssd Sta utes of the United States, being the ssmouut required tO hold the same for the year ending Deccmbe- 3l. Is-l and that we have contributed your portion ther- Of therefore fl within ninety days after serV co of this notlce by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner with costs of publica- tIuu, your interest in said claim will bacome the property of the subscribers under said section. 2S2f
 Your proportion of said expenditure IS twenty i've dollars.
 E. W. DOBBS,
 NJ. |. GROVER aug27-Sm J. McC. ELLIOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
NOTICE

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NUTIFY | S.l persun- That th-y arr Fhr owners oi a cer- tain mining claim -iIuata1 iu N a-hiu-rnu Camp, iu the PataLuuia MnEnt iu-, Pims Cuuuty. Ari- xOua, sEuWu as rfe NPfHE NINE
 Thai patert fHr -lid mining cIaim ws- i-- sard ou The lsth day of February, I,7s, by fke lulteu Siaie~ Govern il -ut ra the uuryr-lzret which nsteut i- ou -ecuri iU tho Hecorlrr c1ice lu Trcson, Pima County. iu Book g uf Miuiu- Records, and Tor a morr parr cular r-rori of -aft record
 A V pers0B- are wa-uei against vorkrn- said claim. ss al tre-pa--cr- fa--cuu WiII t- prose cltcd sccur-iug Go law
 " FnEBUSh.
 iyis STEPHEN OCoNNER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Le6di.
Application No. 23S. for Patent to the
 old Boot Mining Claim.
US. LAND OFFICE, TUCsoS. ARIzoSA,

L. N. LAND OfEAttF lltHost-
 August I, lss? NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE V Pima Copper Mining & Smelling Com pany. by John R. Tyler agent has made appL5 cation for patent Co bi42 linear feet or the olu Boot vein lode or depOelt, cOntain1ng copper silver and other metals, together with surface ground J67 feet m width. situated m the Silver Bel Mining District, Pima county. Arizona ore particularly described n the plat and htid not,L ofths official survey on file m this othce designated as lot No. s9. as follows to-wIt: Beginning at the location monument on the nv end of claim at post txS and ! Feet l'nA In mound of stones marked Q VI. l.
 Thence n q deg IT min e g O feet Co a post K. and feet long in a mound of stones. 70 l-- d-ge i77 feet from old original monument marked 0 5 II.
 Thence ls deg 5O min GS2s feet to a post 4xi and feet long. in a mound or stones, on the ne side line. marked O B ILL
 Thence 5s deg uS min 2o2 feet Q nc corner of "Blue Coat M C. Co a post tx5 and feet long m a mound of stOues. marked O E ", and r. from which U. \. NJ. NJ. No. bears south l5 deg OS mn qt5 feet distant.
 Thence s ft deg i7 mn 361 feet tO steel spike ] inch square and foot long, marked O B N and B C NJ.
 Thence 45 deg II min W 30O feet to a post 4xa and { feet long. in a mound of stones, marked O VI on D face aud B C \ W on face. Thence n 5i deg Sj min W S29 feet to a post ;15 and feet long. set in mound of stones marked O VII.
 Thence n deg si mn W 375 feet to location monument and place of beginning.
 Variation. IS deg i1 mn e, containing b-ss acres. the same being duly recorded ID the of hca of County Recorder of Pima county. Arr xuna.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of the Old Boot mining claim arr required to hle their adverse claims m this office during the sixty days period oi pubucatiou hereof or they VIII De- barred by Vlrtue of the provisions of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS. Register Ordered that the foregoing notice be publish ed sixty days lten weeksl m the Weekly CIri zhN A newspaper published in Tucson. Arizona. wIi ch paper IS hereby designated by me as that issued nearest said claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication. August 6. lSs2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY II Of AuJonH. county of Pima, before C.. II. Meyer, Justice of the Peace. Precinct No, One. James Carroll plaintiff. svz. K. q. Wheeler de- tendaut; demand, S4l-50 as per blll hlsd ID my Office.
 The Territory of Arisona sends greeting to R. c Wheeler defendant. You are hereby sum- moned and require tO appear before me at my onlce in the city of Tucson and county of Pima. Ou the 18th day of Ocr ober A. D. isS2. at O. O clock A. NJ, tO answtr the complaiut of the above named plaintiff. Nho demands of you that four Dollars and fifty cenis. And if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiff VI take judgment against you ss demanded and for the costs Of this salt. Given u"def my hand this seventeenth day of August A. D iSSe
 CHARLES II. MEYER,
 Justice of the Peace. Pima County, A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
First publication. Aug. 6. Iss2.
Application No. eSs for Patent a to the
 Blue Goat dining Cisim.
Us. LAND OFFICE. Tuosos. AnrzoyA.

Us. LAND OFFICE. TUCsOS. ARIZONA. August (, Iss3. ~ Pima Copper Mining and Smeltlng | Company, by John R. Tyier. its Agent, has thls day hlei lts application Tor patent for Sij linear feet of the Blu. Coat nine or vein bear ing Copper. Gold and silve. with surface ground 565 feet m width. situated m the Silver Bell Mining District. 0unty of Pima and Ter rlrory of Arizona, and designated by the held notes and otlclal plat on he m thls Otlce as Lot No Sl, G & R meridian. sad Lot No % being as follows, to-WIt. Beginning at location monument at center of northerly end of claim where Is set steel bar marked B C S M.
 Thence run. n li deg II min s57 feet to uonument or stone marAlug the ne corner of claim and post &1j inches square feet long ID monument of stone, marked B NE.
 lhence Z deg & mn e SIS feet Co monu- ment of stones marking se corner of claitn Co tX5 inch post squared [ feet long in monument of stones marked B C x h.
 Thence run q deg l7 mn v Z35 feet to a iXj men square poet feet long at south center end of clam in monument of stones. marked E q > Ct. from which U S- mineral monument No. l. Silver Bell District. bears % deg i-2 feet distant.
 Thence n s6 deg iS mn V go feet Co the ss corner, a poet 415 inches square, feet long. m ampuument of stones. marked B CSW.
 Thence S' deyw 557 feet to the nv corner post oi claim. fN5 inches square [ feet long m a monument of stones, marked BCN NH.
 Thence 2 9 deg n min s" feet to point and place of beginning.
 Co tanning lu6s acres. Magnetic. variation l3 3d-g 1 mn r..
 The location notice Of this claim is recorded ID the otice rf the Recorder Of Pima county A. T. m Book c of records of mines ou pages f3l and IH
 Any and all person- claiming adversely any portion Of -l1d blue 'uaf mine OF the surface ground are required Co hle thelr al verse claims thiz 0fice during the sixty days peuod of publication hereof or they Nll. he barred bg virtue ui tls provisions of the statlta.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be puhli-hed for the perIod ' sixty days jten consecutive veeksI m The CITIZEN a wees !, newspaper published at Tucson. A. T. which paper Is hereby esiguafed by ule as pu bll-he-i nearest -aid clam.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication August a f--eI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Application No. sts to The E9p-rt Min
 in. Claim.
U. s.LAvD OFFICE. Trcsov. Aazoy,

August -th i,-- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHE ~ Silver Munn Mining ompauy. @ cnruu-ar..r whose poet odiCn aidreS- I- Iu cure of T. l.. Sr.- Tucson. PIuiH ouuty. A. I.. has fhI- day t.-i hls application for a pateu, Tor l3ji hu-ar t.-' uf ENUert Mine or veIu bearing guII and 4..- yer, with surface ground dOu feet Iu width -lfgf- ed m AmOle Min4ug District County uf Pl4.. and Territory Of Arizona. and de-IluaJad by t.- nle-t notes and O. clgl plut on hle Iu ftI- uhr. as lYt Number i1 m said District, ~alI iot Su 70 b'Ing as follows. to-wlf
 Beginning at the iuItIal mourmeut. ar th. NV end cenrgr of the tlaIm. at pine po-.. 2 hE Inche-, feet high and marked "ENfart NuI. whence United States Mineral VI numeut Nu l Amol- District, bears i3 deg, g nm W %. feet distant.
 Thence x 4i deg s7 min W. IIs feet Co iufe--.r- ton with the SW side lue of the Silver Moon Claim. Lot No J7 the SW corner of which h.a-- < l9 deg ui mn r. -u feet distant and laU feet f. , feet long. and markei Expert No IT,"
 Thence N @ deg g. mn E, i3.J et tl th' SW corner Of claim, to pine poet by | IuCuHs J feet long and marked Exp rt No H.
 Thence \ q deg % mn E, 41 faet Co pine post hy inches feet Ions. and marked "Ev- pe ( No V."
 Theme. \ n deg 8. min F, 3ol feet to th- l corner of claim. Co pJne post 9 by inches fs-- long, and marked ''rNpert NoN.'
 Thence \ @ dog & nm W, illU feet -o inter- section VI the end boundary of thr Sl.r.- Moon Nlain. he SE corner of which he7r- N .I deg al mn r.. s feet distant and l32U feet Co t.r Nt corner of clalm Co a pine post bs iucha- 3 feet lons and marked "l yp-rt No VIZ and Thence S 'l dels % mn W, SD feet to the plac- of beginning
 tontalulnE lt.3t acres. exclusive of the coz ulct wifh the Silver Noor t.aru. Lot No 90. I.- acres, not cl.ime m ttI aupl cation.
 Magnetic variation i3 deg 70 nm E.
 he location of tIi- mine is recorded iu t.s Recorders office of ? ma County. rizora. .a ouk D of Records of Mhue-. uage 1J6.
 The adjoining claimants are the owner, of thH Sfl CT Moon Clam 1n the West and th. u~Uar- of the MIli SIte tlalm ou ths Eil-t.
 Any and all persons claiming advr--sIy any portion of sand Expert mIue OF surfar. ground are required Co hle theIr ydver-. claim with the Register of the United states Land Ofice at Tucson. A. IT, duriug the sixty day- period of publication hereof. or they will ha barred by virtue of The provisions of Che sta-uf-
 HENRY COUSINS Register It k hereby ordered that tEo foregoing uufI-r be published for the pcriod of sixty day- .r.u consecutive weeksi m the Arizona CITIZEN. H weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A. |. which paper is hereby desiguatcd by me as pI'- hshe,l nearest such claim.
 H. NtY COUSINS. Register First publication, August is. l--t-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

A large band of Indians crossed the Gils rIver. four miles below Richmond, Lieutenant Geary with company is following the trail. These Indians stole 2l head of horses at Mule Springs on the 2Sth. It is believed that this band Is only a scouting party from a larger band travelling in the same direc- ton. About two-thirds of the freight CTS on the route between Clifton have drawn off The Detroit Copper Mining Company, six miles below Clifton, have been obliged to shut their smelter down. Mir. Church, the superi' tendent. has attempted to obtain from the military commander suitable protection for his reduction works, but without success.-ArizoLa Pioneer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Summons.

IN JUST CES COURT. PRECINCT NO |. Pima county. Ariz0na before A. NJ. Bragg, J. P.
 Wm. Eustis plaintiff, vs. Mr. - DiEgles defendant
 The Territory of Arizona. sends greeting to hr. DigIles defendant. You are hereby notified. summoned and required tn he and appear st my otnce Tn the town of uc-on in said Coun on the l5th day of October IS at Q o'clock a. TO to answer the eomulaInt If ihe sbose named plaintiff who demands of you the sum of so for certaIn rents due md unpaid. Asd fl yOu fAii to appear and answer hIs complaint. he rll take iudgmsnt against you for the ssid sum of of Slb for costs of suit. and procure an orter Tor the sale of property ,ttachAd herein. Given under my hand this Eth day of August
 AM BRA fG J. P
 Pima COgrty. A. T V. A ATKINSON Atty for Plh. sus27-It
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

From J. \. Molly, who arrived il town from Sonora on Friday, the Tomb stone Independent learns the following: En route from Cananea to the Bacsnoe- hI ranch, NIT. Molly passed the dead bodies of four white men. This was on Monday, and from the appearance Of the bodies, they had been dead about three days One had the feet burnt of, and the others were partially stripped of their clothing. They were lying at dIfft rent points along the road, and all were shot m several places. Owing to the terrible state of decomposition in which the bodies were, a careful exami- nation was impossible, and 1t was neces- sary to burn the decomposed flesh be- fore they could be buried, winch was done Tuesday morning. Mr Molly in- ormed General Pesqueira, at the Cana. nea ranch, of the finding of the bodies, and the General organized a force and started Tn pursuit of the murderous fiends early Tuesday morning. The trail led ID the direction of Santa Cruz. and the murders were undoubtedly committed by the same band that has since been carrying death and destruc- tion through the Sonoita aud Santa Cruz valleys.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Appplicafion No 24O for Patent Ia the New ~trtke Mining Claim
 U. $. LAND OFFICE Tucson. A. T..

August l---- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Silver Moon mining Company, corpOTa- tIon whose post office address Is m care Of T. l.. Stiles, Tucson. Pima County Arizona. has this day nlei its application for patent for lii5 linear feet of the New Strike mlue or vein baul- ing gold and silver W1lh surface ground 60 feet in width rituatrd. m Amole Mining District. County of Pima. and Territory of ArIzOua, and | dsIenated by the h ed note and ohirisi plat on hla m this office as Lot Number 70 m sad District sand Lo No ag being ts follows. to-wIt. Begloninr at the InIrIal monument at the NV end of the claim. at Ilne post by inches , feet long and marked x. S. No T.. whence L. <. mineral monument I. Amole District belrs < q deg I5 mn W, % feet d stant.
 ihenc. q deg Sc mn W. j5O feet To the SW feet high. and marked --N. s No IT,"
 Theme. x Gg deg l3 mn r.. ls5 Zee to the ST. corner of claim Co tlne post 2 " inches. 8 fee lOng and marked N. \. No H.
 Thence \ q deg S5 mIa r.. i-i feet Co the inter- section of the \ N side lne of the Silver Moo- Mining Claim. Lot No3-. the SW corner of winch hear : lg deg O3 mn E sO feet distant and au post. 2 by inches, feet long. and marked "N. :. NoIV.''
 Thence \ I de- l- mn l.. sJo fee, t9 the NE feet long. and me ". <. Nov"
 Thence \ j9 de- mn W. i8u fsri to the inter s ctlon with the Su zide hne of the silver M"on Claim. the SN corner of which bears S Ig deg u3 mn r. a55 feet distant. and iSi5 feet to the W corner of claim. Co pine post " by ( inches, feet long, and marked x. S. No VI and
 Thence s q deg % min W. co feet Co the place of beginning. con alninE Ijl1 acres. exclusive of the conflict with the Silver Moon Claim, l.ot No 5s, 23i acres. not imed iu trI- application Magnetic yaria ion 13 deg us min r.
 The location uf this mn. Is recorded in the R corder'- office Of Pima County. Arizona m Book b of Mining Records, page 15t.
 The a Joining claimants ru the owners of the Bucna yi-ta C ann on The " The owners of the Expert Claim on the r.; and the owners of the Silver Moon Calm ou the NJ.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion or sad New Strike niiuc. cor the surface ' ound. are required Co file 'h.ir adverse claim sIth the Register of the nItel States Land Office at Tucson, Arizona. during the sixty days period O publication. or they WIll hs arred by virtue of the provisions of tie statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. It Is hereby ordered 'h7t The foregoing notic. be published sIXry days tteu consecutive weeks in the ArIzo CIrZEy. weekly newspaper pu'llshed at Tucson. A.I which paper is hsre- by deslg ated by me as puhlI-hed nearest -uch claim HENRY COUSINS Register. T. l.. STILEs, Tucson. A. r.. Atty for applicant First uuhI1eafreu Aul1I-f IA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Weekly Roundup.
From the New Southwest.

D. c. Mastin, a ranchman on the Car rizo m southern Colorado, has just ad- ded twenty thoroughbred Shorthorn bulls to his herd, making l5O in all.
 The Prairie Cattle company has pur- chased the herds of Furnish, Anderson < Co, ID southern Colorado, paying therefor, s2l3,OOO.
 The Prairie Cattle company this week shipped one hundred cars of cattle to market from West Las Animas, Cobra do. They have large force engaged in gathering beeves.
 In Coleman county, TeIas, herd of cattle that was taken for a debt of s270O0 in 1879, WAS recently sold for slOO,OOO.
 The impression IS that Texas has sent toward to market the bulk of her best cattle, but will be able to furnish rhe demand for canning for some tune 70 come.
 A prominent cattle man of Carson, Nevada, says that the beef will be higher in that State next winter than 1t has ever been. The exports of cattle are SO great, and the demand increas- lng at such a ratio, that those who have live beef and can hold 1t will reap enormous profits within the coming year.
 A number of the largest cattle owners on the Carrizo, in southern Colorado and northern New Mexico, have organ. lzed a stock company to be known as the Colorado and New Mexico Land and Cattle company. Each member puts Tn his cattle and range at fair valuation receiving in exchange stock m the company. These pooling ar engagements are becoming more and Rore popular.
 The secretary of the Northwestern Texas Stock Raisers' Association in an. nouucing the time of the fall round up, | which is now Tn progress, says: "This | fall promises to be the best for COW | hunting and handling cattle on the | range of any we hs "a had m many years | ID Northwestern Texas. With an abun- | dance of the very best grass almost | everywhere, and an unusal good supply | of water, and a prospect of delightful | tall weather for work, we may well be proud of our present condition as well | as of our future prospects.
 Stock raising in New Mexico as a source of great wealth is not unknown to the world, but the extent to which 1t might be carried on is not realized, as 1t IS only limited by the capital of those who care to engage in it.. There IS probably not country on the face of the earth that is better adapted to stock raising than New Mexico. It has been followed for hundred years, and those engaged Tn 1t have smsssed large fortunes. These remarks are general and apply to almost every section of the Territory; but to speak of the Mesills Valley in particular, every advantage for stock raising can be offered; the climate is unsurpassed; The country is extensive and the mar ket relisble.-L Rio Grande Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Le6aI
Application No. e3O for a Patent t.-
 NiIi~ite Mining Claim. 'he U.S. LAND OFFICE Tucson

Application No. e30 for a Patent ,.-
 Nili~ite nininE Claim '"e
 U.S.LtSD OFFICE Tucson p
 Auaus- Is.. NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV V TU,r -.- ~ silv-r Moon Mining COmuanv I. ttiE non whose post otice address K n cstaa ,s IT. ''- Stlles, Tucson, Pima County. Arizona t i- i- l.. day hled Its application for a psta,+ s .. linear feet of the Mil site miue or vein b.' -..' gold and silver. with surface gruuut s4. .'lt width, situated, in Amole Mirinr n H County or Pima. and lerritory Of t-i,-. designared by the helt notes and oeE-I4I '. - ili ne ID this oiiice as Lot Numb iI. in .,,.t r trlcf. sand Lot No tl h-in-: as fo.Ia1s- f.-, D-- Beginning at the InitInl mouurna--. !. post. by inches, t.j feet long. and rrs-t rl, rl- S. No + whence United States N5rs--I ,- d 'nent No l. ,, Ann9ie l, hinug District. hl-s N s- Thence \ a deg g mn W 9u foe. -. yrs- ner of clam, Co a pune post. b. .-.' .'-- feet long. and marked "N. S. No n -0 Thence s te deg 8 mn F. Ilti f.s- -l ', r-- feet long. and marked w. S NoIII '> Thence q deg S5 min F. slI fss- .
 end monument t3 pine post by l..-a..- feet long. and marked M. \. No ". Thence \ q deg 70 min c. au fs,- --., ST and marked M \. No V" ."H> Thence i' deg 23 mn w. lI1i feet .. M. -Orner et claim. Co pune post Q D.. .-.l ~ !. f-et long. and marked M S No VIZ .--.f Thence q deg S7 mn W, al1 fer rr'.fs. of heglnning. -f Magnetic variatiou 8 deg o7 min E.. ,o-,..-.- 6. acres. '--.-s The location of this mine Is rs-..-l.f ..... Becoruiers office gf Puma Cou1-y t-- - ne Books F and \ of Mining Eecor.i-. a, -,... ,g ant 334 respectively l- The adjoining claimants ara fF.. ,,..
 Expert ClaIm on the w. and -5.. u.,-.. - Mormon Claim on the SF .- Any and all persons claiuIr- 4Fv.-. portion oi -alu llilI Nite mlr- ur surf ... ...-l arsH fft .a4 fHH.r- "a Hu-.. Neglster of tLe United Sttte- IrrJ I- s- tucson. m the Territory of Ariz1r. ..,-. . q. -INty days period of puhlIca-lo1 E..--'F .-- ..r siil be barred by virtue of Che pr6,i.,,-- -' statute. ..r
 HENEl COUSINS. Eea-.--. lt IS hereby ordered thaJ The sora-,l-.. .... pf application for r t-ut b. uubII-i.-j sr period ot Zen consecutive week. m tEs l-- 'frIZEN, a weekly Spuper uubIl-ra.I .. -a son, Pima County, Arizona; winch ua..-s. by d-signated by me a- published ua.-... ...- claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. R-..-s- T l.. STILES. Attorney for applicant FIrst publication August i3. i>s2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
'- HESRY COUSINS, Register.
Application No. 23I for z Patent for the
 DamascO- Mining Claim.
|. ~.LASD OFFICE AT TUCsoS, ARIZONA
 August (. lss3-

|. LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARIZONA.
 August (. lss3- ] NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V Pima Copper Mining & Sme,ting COmpan5 bs John R. Tyler. its Igent has thIs day hled lt- application for patent for slt linear feet of tht Dam zcO- mtne tr veIn. bearing copper. gsld and silver. wilh surface ground 6Oo feet m width situated in the Silver Bell Mining b strict Coun of Pima and Territory of ArIzO- ua and resIgna ed by the held notes and Otiici al plat on hle m this office as Lot No. a. m tI d S i meridian, sad Lot No. v being as follows, to-gIt;
 Beginning st location monument at post ixs inches square feet long at center of westerly end of claim, m mound of stones, markeu D M.
 Thence r1u D co de, 50 min @ 9O ieet Co nw corner desl .nated by post tX1 inches square feet long. Iu mound of st0ne-. markedD N.
 hence hi deg il mn e, sl4 feet Co @ monu- ment of stones m arZIng ne curner of claim ~hich IS set post tX5 Inches square feet long. in mound of stones. Q ark-d D N r. from whlci U. x. Mineral Monument No, l. Silver Bel Mining District, bears n j1 deg e. 56-u feet dI-- tant.
 Thence iOdeg -J mn w. 0 feet Co the end center 0f the claIm Co post tX5 mche- squaTU feet lOus ID a monument Of stones. marke,. D l. G.
 Thence same curses 10 deg 90 min ", at 6o feet tO -e corner poet iN1 lncnes squared feet long. Iu mound of stones market D S l.. TLenc, n 67 deg co mn ~, sl4 feet Co sw cor ner of claIm. a post ix5 inches squared feet long ID mound Of stones marked D w.
 Thence n lU neg mn e sAEi ltet 70 tlle lltt- tlon monuman and place of beginning com pIetIns the exterior boundaries of sand claim. Magnetic variation l5 deg l1 min @, contain ing ll-O3 acres
 The notice of location of this claim is re corded m the office of the Recorder of Deed- for Pima County. m Book of records oi mines, pages and .
 The adjoining claims are none marked on the plat
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad DamascOs mine or sur face ground thereof. required Co nle their adverse claims with the F ac1ster of the United tates Land Othce at Tucson. Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of pub hcatIOu hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. it Is hereby oriere-i that the foregoing notice or application for patent be published for the perIud Of sixty days ten consecutive weeksl. ID tLe ARIZONA CIrIZEN weekly newspaper pub li.Ied at Tucson, Arizona, which paper l= hereby designated by me as published nearest such claim. HENRY cot SINS, Register. First publication. August 6, iss2.