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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-09
DISPENsAKY.
DIR. %. S. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensary.
No. IL Jefferson Street..
Besweea Main and Front, HeDf'nIn
rESTARTIsHKD N lscO.E

IETABLIsHKD N ise0.Is
DR JOHNSON Ia acknowledged oy all parties IN
L. terested as BY far the most SUCCESSFUL pLyos
clsn IN the treatment OF private or secret olseass
Quick thorough and permanent cures guaranteed
In every case male or female. Recent cases o. Sons
or-hea and Syphilis cured in lew GAYS nilnoos
the use of mercury, change OF diet or h1noIAIce
from business Secondary Syphilis, the lset Tesuge
eradicated without the use OF mercury. lnNolnnlLy
IRON impotency or sof sexual powers rsstSrso
to free vigor in lew week.. Victims OF seL-ADuse
and loss of physical and mental power sfeeoli4
and permanently cured. Particular Afternoon pAlsu
70 the Diseases OF Women, and cures guHran teeos
Throat and Lung Diseases cured BY new fenleoles.
Piles and Old sores cured without the use OF eensno
or the knife All consultations strictly conndenLa1.
hedicinesseut By express 20 all parts OF the couhyt
N- " 40 - D, (. JOHNSON. MD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-09

A SUBSCRIBER writes as follows: ~ feel at
once myappetite and strength greatly improved !;
my expectoTation less painful and less copious my
cough less troublesome; my sleep sound, refresh
ing and dreamless; my nervousness is all gone: my
breathing less difficult; my hearts action more
regular; my backache less severe; my digestion
improved; my urine clear and voided without
pain; my spirits more exuberant; my mind per-
fecty at ease; and vet have only used half bot
lie OF BrOHn's Iron Ritfers.''
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-09

LItIxbsfon UNeF TIC WH<nbuFne EbtAte.
LACROSSE, August S.-Under the laws of
Minnesota suit will be entered 10 behalf of
the widow Of the late Governor c. c. Wash
burne TO secure to her her legal one-third of
his estate. This will greatly reduce the re-
siduary bequest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-09

aEMPMIS APPEAL
Eutered at the POstOmce at MEM
phfs Tens, az SeeODd-CIass natter.
WEDNESDAY. >: AUGUST 0, 1882
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

An equestrian group by Watts has been cast in bronze for Chester, Eng land. It represents Hugh Lupus, Earle of Chester.
 The first exhibition of Japanese art ever made at Berlin IS now open, being the collection of Professor Geirke, of Breslau.
 Baudry's pictures in the Opera House at Paris have been cleaused with bread. The Atheneum reports that they have sustained much less damage than was supposed.
 A year ago Queen Yictora bestowed on the Water-cOlor Society the right to call itself the Royal. This confers the privilege of the Qleen's signature to the diploma of membership.
 A pair of chalices with patens, in the possession of Brazenose College, Oxford, have been found to have a hallmark of 1902 Only six old chalices are known in England, and these two now prove to be tAe earliest.
 The workshops at Paris in which Bar tholdi has been cOufecting his Liberty Enlightening the World are thrown open to visitors on Thursdays and Sat urdays, a small fee being charged those who do not belong to the profession
 Cabanel, who has fully recovered from his recent indispositlon, has fin, ished his picture of "Rebecca at the We'll" on which he has long been en- gagged. Before beginning it he spent several hours every day for some weeks at the Jardin d'Acclimatation, watching the movements and studying the char. acteristic attitudes Of the camels, and be filed a large portfolio with trial sketches of those animals before he at- tempted to deliueate then upon the canvass
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Application No. 2sO frr the California
 Mining Claim.
U.s.sSD OFFICE TucsoS. AhlzoSA

L. S. LAND OFFICE. TUCSON. ARIZONA. NOTICE K HEREBY GIVEN THAT tD- ~ ward 9. Aili- and James Ncts. Elliott. whose DOS olice uldress Is in care of T. L. Stlles. Tue son. Arizona, have thts day hlei their application for nateut for i2s linear feet Of the California NIue or veIu, bearing gold. silver and copp~s, with surface iruunu b o feet m width. -lsllasefi in tlrshaW AlnlI E District. county of l1ua, and Territory pt Arizona. and dss>isnlsed hJ tLe feid notes [. .t ot.icIal plat on file m this office as LoJ Number a. being as follows. to-Wit;
 Beginning at the initial monument at tha md Ule uI the clam. where the notice or location ls ro-gel al a post 3X3 inches square. 9 feet lOEs llars =ti '-tHl- Nu. i
 Thence x -5 deg Ss min V 5ss feet to the center of Che \ " end of the claim. tn a post sx3 Inche- square fee; long. marked "Cal. No. II. whence '. S- mineral monument No 9. Har-hnw District. b.,rs si deg lu mn W s-j feet dis Thrace $ ss deg as min W sl0 feet ta N v cor ner of claim Co a go-t 3x3 inches square. , feet long marked Cal. No. ILL
 Thence Z.i deg s2 mn r. li3s feet Co < W cor Eer of clam to % post 5X3 inches square, fe't long. marked Cal Nn. " Thence S G6 deg SS mn r sJu feot Co center o. | end Co @ pg~t 3s5 inches s'lua-e. fect Ion s Thence \ G deg Is min E s0O feet to ths E corner ofcialm o plst 3Nj inches sguar-. ie.' lunE, market Cal. No. W. Thence \ 25 deg .2 mn W i+ss feet Co the ! corner of claim Co pOsf 3x3 inches square. feel long. marked Cal. No. NIt.." and
 Thence \ e deg ss min W p' fs co co post So tl- already described.
 Masnetic variation i2 deg g. man, containing is.-0 acrr~.
 The location of .his mine Is recorded iu th' Recorier's odlce of Pima County. Arizona. E Book 2. Record of AlIue- page Vi The 8djn;uiur claimants are the osue-- ol tat COlLmonw.rtH clalrl nu th- u1rthseri= theo1u- err gf thc N~yg ou~tIrut'pu clam on the south. e,l''; anal tls usurl~ ui O., to--nopo-itan cia-u ou The ouiliWf.,l.
 tUy and r.I I.eT-1u- claiming adversely s.al par.oH ui ssld CaAf1uia U.ur. 1r the -u-fac, prrlni. sr- r~lJlred Go hlc ih-Ir adverse clam vIta t'- Register uf ,ur Ju.t-5 Ststes Land Oli~t at Tucson, Iu the Territory Of ArizOuu. duuul uir sixty day~ p-riod publication hereof. ui thay ~Ili b- rarrrd by virtue of tle provisions 1 ul tlfs @faIura.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT CDUET. THIRD JUDI cIal District. in tte County af Flma leF--'i1 1- ry fl ArIzona.
 Har-ie; A. Lawrence Plaintiff. a-llu~. Frank T. Lawrence. Defendant. ltnpy uf sum- mens-
 Ac-ou brought m thr District toar- %! ths FIrsf Judicial District iu and for re '"uuty oi Pima. Territory of ArIEona- The IerntIry oi of Arizona sends greeting Co Frank T. Law renee.
 IOu are hereby summoned and required t1 3D. pear m on acton brouEht asHlrst you by the aboye-nz1ned plaintiff m the Dlstrct Court of the Hrst Judicial District In and Tor the County of Pima m the Territory of Ar'zuua. al- an sWer tho complaint filed wIth the Clerk nf ttl@ Cour at luc-ou. In sand county a copy Of winch C. mpialnt accom- auIcs this -ummor-', uiiulu twenty days exclusive Of the iay of servlce after he service upon you Of this summons. If servec In this county. but If served out of The county and within this DIstricr. then within thirty days. in all other ca=es forty days.
 And you are hereby notified tHat If you fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired the plaintiff vIll apply to the Court Tor the relief therein demanded. and cu=ts ald iis- burseuents m this behalf erponded
 Given under my hand and th- seal of sald Dis- tricg Court. sf Tucson. this 2lth day Of Decem- Der, A. D., iSs2. IT. sl L.s. WILLIAMS. Clerk
 d2fd0u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Palarp Hotel.

Two years since, under the manage ment of Mir Geo Rayfeld, the Palace Hotel WAS regarded as 8 famous bostelry, and was the recognized head. quarters of all mining men and capitalists that visited in Arizona. If a business man came to town he in- variabIy put ur 8; tle Palace knowing < well that he would there nee. those with whom he had business connections. Daily the hunse was crowded and at night It was impossible to obtain a bed after ten o'clock. h due course of tune the hotel passed to other hands and with the change began a gradual decline in its prosperity, and which finally culminated in forced change of control. with 1t Mr. Geo. Rsyheld again assumed the proprietorship Under his management the house bIds fair to re- sume its ancient glorles, and become what 1t once was, the favorIte hotel of the Territory. The place Is well kept, the rooms arc clean and tho tables sup piled with every substantial and deli cacy obtainable, a little fact which IS being appreciated as fast as if becomes known. Ir. Raytield has been in charge but a month and already there Is a marked change about the hotel for the better. Its old patrons are again returning to enjoy their former com forts. Travellers coming this way will find 1t to their advantage to put up at "TucSon's favOrite hotel"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

| under air J "a are hereby u1tir-t tla' have xlsrdai one tlldre'l dollars an labor aa irl. rr1vsnlaut- upon The Warlyick miuIu- clam. -l.ga| -l iI hr h~.ystIa Nllns bl-'rl-t. itl.' ralufy. q. t.- orJi-r t1 hold sand preT.--.H- -a dor f.s provision or -acfIO1 -.f-+ is.s--+7i - Q. uta- 1i tl.H United State. heIug tt- amount r'- Tlirs.i 60 hold t.e same for fHe year end n- l', uh-- L-f. i--l. And If wI-llI ninety a-l- a--sr faf- notice uy pubucat ion you fll. or r-- fu-a fG -1ut-i bufs- guur U~Up0rr-ul ni -I'l -. rsrI.IrE-a a- c1-oVuer. Wifh cost nf trl- a1r -- -I--uelr. yuur Interest ln ths sad claim Nil- rome fha property 0f trs. -lh=crIher. under -7i ss--iou El4i. logr proportion ot -4lt e1l--iii -u-s is o dollars. -.- ,-,,--,-,.
 uLm JOHN fIN Nb-
 tiraats-yille Pima C1-. A. T.. Oct s, l''--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
NERVOUS DEBILIT '
 CT-RE GT-ARANVFFD

DrE C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment a specific for HysteriA, Dizziness, Couvulsious Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, Lo-s oi Memory. Spermatorrhoea impotency lnvolCn- tary Emissions premature old age, caused by over-ezeruon. self-abuse or over ndulCence winch leads to misory. decay and death tlne one months treatuneur: g box. or slN bo1es ,ul q. United States com; sent by mal prcpaid GI receipt of prlce. We warantee SIX boxes VIII cure any case. With zach order received by us for six boxe- accaru panied with iive dollars. we will send the purchaser our written guarantee To rerura the money if the treatment does not eiiecr a cure. Guarantees issued only by
 '. F. hOkBA. successor to t. H. Meyer, No
 25 Congress street Tucson.
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist Orders by mail st regular urice-. mal5-lyd&v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Application No. 259 for a Patent for the
 Garfield Mining Claim
TsLSSp OPTICS. Tsc-on. AT.

.. ~. LIND OELltt- T .f='ll. A. ! O tubsr iG l>-E ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIA ED. - ward p. Alli- and Jamrs McC. EiIOtt whose pssto-tce address IS iu ear. of ! L. Sules Tucson. Au4uua. have this day uled theIr appli- catiuu for a plfeu. for l5uU linear feer uf the taru-lu Mine or Velu. bearing gold ald -livsr. wIth surface ground D feet Iu width. situated In Harsuaw MtutuE District. count. Ot Pima and Territory ul Arzuua, and designated hy the he nOts- and oh nal plat uu Gle Il tll- ollce Fs Lot Number ,- In sald district, said Lot Number e beng a- tuliuw-. tu-Ults Be-ur'- ar the initial Uonumezt. wherH The nutlcf u. location f- pu~' pt. af Vu-f JX3 IuCIr- square. Q feet high. and marked " Gar. No. l.. hence (. \. m.ueraI monument No. g. Harsh " District bean sl d ui mn W, -s-i feet ul-- taut.
 Thence $ g2 deg e min E .sl feet Co the " corner ot claim to 90 Xs inches square. 9 Feet h-r. rarke.i ~tIar. Nn, H.
 Thence \ 63 des 9 min t i-oo fee; Co s F. ra-- ner ui cialm Go Dos, ix4 inches sIuar-. 8 Feet . ul-t. market Ga. No. ili. Thence Y s3 deg l- nun N. ai1 feet to center Of V D. end ol clru Go 90 poet 3x3 inches equarr. feet long. wlrs'd Gar No. w.
 ih.uce ,- de-; e mn " feet Co tha x r corner of clam tn 90 poet Sx3 inches square, , feet hiEh. marked " Gar Nu. N.
 Thence x t3 deg % uIn W Il.uteot Co V " cor- uer 9i claim. to a post sX5 inches square, feet high, IlaIksd,-' Gar. Nu. NI." Thence < % deg @ lIr - .I f-a- tp th, place uf tel1GnluE-
 'ia-u. e yau-t.r- l-d.- 8, nm, coatainiug lt- ac.ta--
 .i. lor1t He 1f t-I- m.a- i- recorded m tbe hc- -..e.s c-.c- .l Pam County, trl11la. Iu i,.Hl l. Eaco. d- uf Mines. ua-r --f.
 The au.oIuil- claimants are rhe owners Jf the Alu- Mining tium.
 Any and all rer-ou- claiming adv-rsely ans portion of sud tsarls.d uIua ur surface ground are required Co hle tH-Ir adver-e claim with tae EeEIs-er of tUo United >tutes Land OEce ut Tucson. A. IT. Luuus thr sixty day- pe1ud uI publication. Or tlsy wal be barred ty y4rtua U- fla provisions ui tla statute.
 HtNhI COUSIN. Register.
 Hng-r- -.iias. Attorneys for applicants.
 it is hereby ordered that Che 'dr-zu.u. 1osicr ac published for rhe ptuoi of sixty days .trn consecutive weeks. Iu tHe Arizona lIrIEES. a weekly newspaper published at IuraU1. A. e.. which paper I- hereby de-Iuated by me a- p1h- A-led nearest such clum.
 n NEl COCSIN-. Register.
 First --hi-luH1 October 70 l---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Hon. c. C. Stephens, who was by the city authorities employed to examine into the accounts of City Treasurer Kiesel, Is of the opinion that not dol lar of the monies belonging to the city have by Mr. Kiesel been misapproprI- ated. sHe is furthermore of the opinion that something serious has happened to Mir. Kiesel, otherwise he would have been here IS per his telegram received nearly a week since. It Is to be hoped that he will yet turn up all right.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
My Lord Bishop.

An English parish clerk, whose mos brilliant flight of the imagination, as t' objects majestic aud glorious, rose nC higher than the Lord Bishop, composed tine following paraphrase of part ofth' CXIY Psalm. He skillfully introduce, the var'ous accommodations of the worC Bishop in his "ode," which fact IS note worthy, as, We understand, each of thes, has a party meaning. Bishop Is high Bishup is low and Biship. though th, thinnest sound of the three, Is broad;
 Whv jump ye so. ye little hillss
 And wherefore do ye hops
 Is lt because ye are SD proud
 To see my Lord Bishop:
 Why skip ye SO ye little hills.
 O why do ye jump ups
 l know it IS ye are - proud
 To see my Lord Bishup.
 Why hop ye co, ye little hills.
 And wherefore do ye skips
 l. it because ys are 90 proud
 To see my Lord BIshIp:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

MT. Steve Rickard, son ot Professor Rickard. contemplates an early return to this plrce. He is at present travelling through England m the interest of a large machine manufacturing firm. He writes his father here that tue snow fell more deeply in North Wales this winter than ever before. In enc place an ex- press train was entirely covered. The passengers, when rescued, were nearly frozen to death.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

It IS l-rety ordered thai tho foregoing notice bc published sixty day, ,ten consecutive wrek-I m tue Arizona THEN. weekly newspaper published at Tucson. ArizIua Territory. which paper I- hereby designated b. me as publl-hci nerlrc-t such clam.
 HFNEY COUstNS. Ee-Ister. Eirst publication October -. l,---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Probate Notice.
INrHY NATTER OF THf Fs-ArI

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF E.. l P. oitoa. dec' ased. In Probate Court Pima county. A. T.
 Pursuant to au onler of said court. made 1u fhe d -- day rf Decer ber. A. D. I--2 u ce i- hereby c- vel that Tuesday. Che n day ,f Jaru- a. the Courtroom of -aid court. at tha COurtl.nu-e. iu the c'fy ot 1uc-or co- utv of Pima. Arizpra Ter toy. hav. been appointed The tI and ulare for p-Uvinl, the vyiil of said F.. r. Cotton deceased. and for hearin- The lu pIcatlo1 ot Ja-ues Quiuiau for thr i-su4f ce tu him of letters t-sttnlrntary. when end where any person Interested may appear and contest the sane.
 Tucson. A. T.. December |. Issa.
 dssW-; V. GERVAIS. Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
M I Har-is thn emcien.

W. J. Harris, the efficient collector of customs at La Nora Is in the city spending the holidays among fnends He reports that on night of the 23d a party of seven white men, supposed tO be cowboys, drove away ten horses owned by Messrs. Antonio de Ia Osa and JuDan Frio. Pursuit was given on the day following but with what success Mir. Harris has not learned, other than that the thieves were tracked in the direction of the San Pedro custom house, on the Sonora side of the line. It is thought that on reaching there they crossed to Arizona and went in the direction of Charleston.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

The work on the Monarch of the Sea mine is progressing under the charge of Chris Peterson. One tunnel is now 90 feet and the other about 75 feet long, following the veins. The matriI Is about to f four feet wide and the paystreak about lis feet wide. There Is good ore, somewhat similar to the King ore, about 2j tons on the dump.-Pinal Drill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

The free use Of the FLUID will do more to ar rest and cure these diseases than any known
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

AppIisatl0n No ssS tor Patent for Inc ALl,A
 Mtaing Ciatn.
.. $. LAND OFFICE Tresos, AHIE..A

tct h-r lbsh, s1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI AD- V ward P. Allis and J anes Met. Elnott whose
 posrO.ncs atdre-s Is m care of T. L. Sale. luc son Arlzoua have this day nled ter apphca-
 sOu for a tent Tor ladn lnea. feet Of t.e Ans uIue or ve ts bearing gold and silver, with sur face ground d.u feCt Iu width. -l-uated Iu liar shaw AL1ius District county Of Fiua and Territory ot AIZ1ua. and designated hy the
 ncld uofes and o1lcIal 9 sft ol Die at thl- rtice
 as Lot Number +s iu sand district. sad Lot No.
 83 being aS follows, tl-wlt.
 Beginning at ths initial monument rt tlle F. and center of tue cIaliu. where tIe location mo-
 tce vas placed. at a. post 4Ni inches square. ! feet high. marked AllIs No l.
 Thence S J- deg e nm r.. Co The x E corner Y; clam Co @ po-; sxs inches square. eet high
 Iheac, S 5I des .is min W i500 feet to s W corner C- tuc claim Co a post sxa ihclee -Iu fre
 feet hlrh, marked " ALis No lti;- From whence '. o mineral monument No. g. harShav Mining District, bears ls deE s'ml1 W 0'1 tee'
 Taea5s x s2 de; i1 min " si1 fee, Co center of ' S VI en.t of cam io a post 3Xa inches square, | feet high. mark a Allis No. w.
 Thence a. deg e wIn W SU feet to W cor | uer Of claim, To Iost av5 llchcr square. feel ] high. marked " Alh- No. VI
 ! lneuce ' 5. dog . mn r. I5O' seet co tLe \. r. | co uer of tle cIlim -u % unst SLa inches sIEaro | fee hugh marked Ailis No. Nl.-' and ! Thence 52 de- i2 mn F s-n feet Co the plac' l Magnetic yariati1r. 2 . dc, s- min. e5ntainirs ! 3t.6j acres.
 ! The location ut 'iAr nun" la iecolt4tl ID A' is | Recorders office al P ma CuGut,. A. T.. m bouh | P. Records of Mines. lazs-- ali ami 5.d. lh' | adjoining claimants are tu- ugy CTS Ct fl- tum | m0uwoTth clam on tht S N- tls owner of tha GaTnelu claim Ul t.s W ..
 ! Any and al1 f-r-ug- claiming ady@rs ly aul portion uf -.Id AiH- Wine or -Iria- -r1uui ar, fsuur-d Go t4' tur-r adyr.-- claims wuh tu' ! its.i-ter Of -ao jrIrat Statr- Land OLlse al ! Iac-ou, iu lle lsr-Isu y 0f Arizona durus th' siNry days .-rIod 1- rulIic I;Iuu hereof u- thrl wIlI be barred 1s Jia provisions of tbc Sfa-lir HENRY COUSINS. Register. ! HGyues N Su.r-. Attorney, For cp1Acaut-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

NIT. J. White, ot Delaware, Ohio. is in the city, the guest Of Mat Collins and wife. NIT. White is a nephew Of Judge Silent and Is here for health and to look after mining property south of this city. He expects to remain here about month and then proceed to California. He ex- presses himself as delighted with our winter weather.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
PEDRO ?. BUS2AHENiE, Barber & HairdrGSSGY
 H0t and Gold WstGF B4i.@ 225S. AeYer st., Opp. FaT9li's IiH SfgP.
LeGaf
Application No 2G6. for Patent to tnc
 .nn NINl.r M MlmInn- f-I.Ill-
U.s.L,So OFFICE, Trosoy, AErzoS,

US. LNSD OFFICE, TUCsoN. AErzoSA
 October 18th. i--s ~ santa Rita Land and Mining Company. whose pnstotice address is care George B. Smith. Calabasls Arizona. has made application for n patent for ij1 linear feet of the Sal Xavier Mine or vein bearing copper Ent silver witll surface ground Gu feet m width. FItuatpd iu Pima Mining District. County of Pima and Ter ritory of Auzoua. and designated by the field notes and official plat on t!a Iu this oalce Ns lot NO. i3 said lot No. iS being as folioW-. Co wit. Beginning 70 the inltial monument, @ post 2Tf and feet long in g mound or stone af the N. end center uf the claim. market s \. NO. l..H from which U. x. N. M. SO. bears \. 7l le-,- .D " 24u feet distant; thence \. drcS. E.. .lu fe't 70 \. W. Q 'rner Un-r 2vs and feet long iu mornd of zro1n- marked 't,- V. SO. lt.; thence \ gl Ta.,- T. IIsI fs.rfpS L. corner up-r .iyf ani feet long lu mound or stones marked --S \. No. lll., theur" B. sre.-s. w.. 3u Feet tn k cad center post -Ni and let lons m mound of -t0Ie= marked S- N. ru. lA-- uenc" 3if un sam Correa to N. F. crrurr post 2Lf ald 9 f,a' long in mound uf --ones alg-.-! "S. \. NO. Vi" thence S st der-. w., iip' feet ;o s. V. --S Y. No. VI % thence =. u--~. l.. 31 fr.t Co in,tial monunent and piacr oS ba--uuiES.
 Magnetic varlaf 1u ia de-rs-- r.. containing .--i6 acres.
 The location olthi- uiue i. duly r,.ea7le,l in the Recorders office oi Pima coUn';. Arizpua. iE book C. Records of MIne-. pages 5. and 52-
 Any and all persons cluimiuE sdver-ey tAe whole or any portion oi sand san Xavier Nine cor -urface ground are required To t.e tleir auEersg claims n this office during the sixty days period of publication hereof. u- they wlil be barred by virtue Of the pruvisiYns of tLe Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. It is hereby ordered that ttr foreeoing notice of application for patent h- puhlshei ixty dave lten consecutive weck-i an tte AfiInna CITIZEN. @ weekly newspaper pub- hshpd al Tucson. A. r waIcl paper Is here by designated by ns a pE3iiis,, , ug9r, rIra claim. HENRY COUSINS, hez,ist"r. Tint uu..licatlou Oct. -.fh. i--1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
.Ted1eaE.
DARBY7S PR0PHYLACTIC FLUID,

For the prevention and treat nent oi DIPHTHERIA. SCARLET FEVER, SMALL POX. YELLOW FEVER, MALARIA. ETC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
EARS fiji IlR MILLION
Foo Chuo's Balsan of Sharks 0ll
Positively Restores the Hearing. and .s ihr only Absolute Cure for Draine.s
 

This Oil Is abstractsd from peculiar srecies of white shark eau sht in the Yellow Sea. known as CABCHAKODOS koNDELETI. Every Chinese hsh- erman kno~s it. I:s virtues as a restorative of hearing were discovered by a Buddhist priest about the year lilu Its cures wero 90 numerous and many 80 seemingly miraculous that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entire Empire. Its Use became 90 universal that fIr over sO years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people Sent. charSes prepaid. :" any ssidress at Sl.l0 per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

D. c. Moreland, of Prescott. has dis covered a very large and exceedingly rich copper mine in the Tcuto Basin ,ountry. Mir. Sam Hill, who recently visited that section. informs the Courier that considerable work IS being done on all the mines of that district. It IS 8 rich country, both m gold and copper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

The Copper Mountain miue, AgTa Friq district, R yielding wonderfully rich copper ore. A week or 80 ago, i,3O tons of ore was on dump, SN tons of which were taken out since the first of last September. Messvs. Taft and Stoddard are in charge of the mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

The citizens of Benson are discussing the feasibility of a road from that place tO Globe City via Riverside, and for a furtherance of their views will send a delegation to Tucson to consult with our business men and discuss with them the most feasible plan for attainment of the end in view, and from which the people of both towns may derive much benefit. Come on, gentlemen; the proposition Is a good one, and will no doubt receive a cordial and deserving support.