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The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01

Main Street, adjoining P,tifords.
WEISSES', Bows, Ladies' and Gents Boots,
IYA Shoes, Caters, &c.-sewed, cable-screw-
ed or pegged-made to order. Mending and
patching neatly done. All work warranted,
aud PRICES moderate May :, 1881. :.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01
BEER ON ICE.
.,=z, cARRHAeH SHOP.

~z, cARR1AGE SHOP.
EZ Thankful for the patronage here
A2SZ-tofore extended to me by the citi-
zens of ST. Landry, solicit ii further continual
ton of their favors; and beg leave to inform
them that will always be ready to accommo-
date them in any branch of my business, at
reasona BILE prices for cash only. All wor here.
after if not paid for on delivery will be charged
10 per cent additional for immediate collection.
have on hand Hacks and Buggies which
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and Buggles
made to order. 5. T. CLAKh.
Opelousas, Jan'y 20, f2,l9tt
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01

First-claas groceries at rock bottom
prices at the Gilt Edge Grocery, H. E.
Estorge, proprietor.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01

For glass Of first class soda, COO
and delicious. 60 to Posey's.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01

Brief printing executed at this Office
with neatness and dispatch. Prices
moderate. Terms cash.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01
NOTTCE.

A LII persons in the parish of st. Landry
"A owing licenses on any trade, profession
notified that if the same are not paid prior to
the lst day of April next, 1882, they will be
collected with costs by the attorney specially
appointed by the Governor for that purpose
: G. c. DCSON,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
March IL, 1882. Parish OF St. Landry.
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The communication of Illinois and
ether interesting matter are crowded
aut of this issue.
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Lost OraMisl:aid.

a NOTE in the words and figures follow
N ing .,..
S793.75 PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, Feb. 81, 1877.
On the 18th day of September 1877, pro.
mise to pay to the order Of myself seven hnn'
dred and nnety-tbrce 75ll0o dollars value
received, with interest at eight per cent per
annum from maturity until paid. Is case of
nom payment of this note at maturity aid 1T
be placed in the hands of an attorney at law
for collection, oblgate myself to pay the
cost aud fees of said attorney, which fees are
hereby fixed at ten per cent OF the aggregate
amount placed in his hands.
Due Sept. l577. !. T. LITrELL'
NE varietur" In conformity with an act
of mortgage passed before me this day, parish
of St. Landry, this 2lst day of February, A.
D. 1877. JOHN n OGDEN.
Notary Public.
I. +. LITTELL.
which was mailed by me at Opelousas to the
address of G. W. Terrell, on or about goth
Febru, ~, 1889, is said to have been lost or
mislaid The public is notified not to trade
for same. j. b. A. FON lENoi,
June II, 1882 Deputy Clerk, &c.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01
HsAAE.LEO.

Attorney at Law,
Office adjoining Jos. II. Aoore's, Opeioatsas' La
xKrftL practice in the Courts of the Eighth
w Judicial District, and before the Su-
preme Court at Opelousas. Important bust
ness taken in neighboring parishes, s?tf
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01
B. A. VIA RFT Ella

Attorne ey-at-Law
Office Court Street, near corner of Landry,
OPELOUSAS, LA.
KK7ILL practice in the Parish and District
w Courts, and give especial attention to all
business before Magistrates Courts. lH
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
EAUBLlC SALE.

DUBL[C SALE.
To EFFECT a PARTITION.
Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry. No. l35S
ESTATES OF CYPRIEN LALOSDE AND EEPHi:A-
SEE MAYER.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-01

1915 deposited at the COURIER of
fee will secure both the Agricwtturtst
and COURIER for ons year.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-02-18

A school-teacher, discharged for
using the rod too freely, applied for
employment In dFess,naker's estab-
lishment. Have you had any expe-
riepco IN scwipgg" asked the dress
maker sNo,p was the reply, Hbut !
have Al thorough knowledge Of bass-
ing.'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-02-18
soRtFaex.n Attractions.

From the Gretna Courier.
The subject of immigration has en-
crossed, we may say for over twelve
months, the attention of the people OF
the South. The almost illimitable re-
sources of our section are attracting
the attention of foreign capitalists and
labor; and this, of itself, has operated
as an incentive upon our best and most
enterprising men TO put their own
Shoulders to the whce' and make an
effort in that direction TO develop
them.
We have long been assured that the
true interests of Southland, in all pos
sible relations, required the addition Of
a large and intelligent population, prac-
tical in all the varied skilled industries,
which would appropriate and develop
the abundant resources of this section
of the Union, and bring the forces of
an advanced industrial life to our aid.
The soil and climate, and the rich
mineral wealth of the Southern States,
are worth the attention of all; and
other attractions to capital and labor
of the most attractive kind, are plenti-
fuI. While hundreds of thousands Of
laborers are ut the point of destitution
at the North and in foreign lands, the
South opens her broad area to give
them cheap, free, profitable labor,
where wealth and independence may
be secured OH small capital.
The results Of our late unpleasant
ness, with the Northern section of this
country, in removing the grand barrier
to this addition to the population of
the South, by substituting the energies
Of free labor for our former system,
cannot be measured. Whatever may
have been the old jealousies and antag-
onisms, the underlying cause has been
removed. The institutions of the
country are now homogeneous, and the
most cordial and generous spirit exists
towards all who come as friends to
identify themselves with the growing
future of our people.
There is demand in the South for
two things more than all otheis--and
these are capitalists and small farmers.
These we greatly need, and must have,
The former will find here safe and
sure place to invest their money; and
the latter Is sure of fine climate, rich |
lands, at low figure, with a market
equal to any in the United States.
The South requires and must have
more produce than she now raises.
And yet, with all the inducements held
out, il is strange that SO many people
remain in cramped up cities in the
North, East and West, instead of re-
moving here. Is it courage or infor-
nation that they laeki
The South is the place for the young,
the active, and middle aged. Fortune
looks everyone in the face. There is
but a single thing to do-come South;
put on the armor of "entcrprise and
industry" and, our word for it, in
ninety-nine cases ont Of every hundred,
there will come success. Let them
pluck up courage, and shake the old
dust of their feet, and strike for pure
air and for fresbcr and richer soil, on
which to prosper and become rich.
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JOHN KELLER,
Boot and Shoemaker,
Ryan, between Broad and Puio Sts.,
Lake Charles, En-.

r AM now prepared to execute all
Il kinds of work in my line with neat
ness and dispatch. Boots and shoes
made on the latest improved styles. My
leather is of the very best, and all my
work will be guaranteed. A liberal
share of patronage will be thankfully
received. Oct. %, 1881.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-02-18

A j. KEARNEY, Attorney at
n. Law, Leesburg, Cameron Parish,
La, practices in the District Courts of
Cameron, Calcasieu and Vernon par
ishes. april 1876.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-02-18
Bernard EkOWsaaZ,
Carpenter and Builder,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

yXTILL give special attention to any bnsi-
w ness intriisted to my care, such rs
Halse Building, CisterI Making, wharf buiid-
ing, Pile Driving, and any other kiha oi Wofh
flat may be required to be done
Orders left ii my residence on the Lake
Jan 23-if
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-02-18

T gs. SUTFLEsS, Attorney and Coun,
81 selor at Law, Leesburg, Cameron Parish,
La, VIII practice In the District Courts OF
Cameron, Calcasieu and Vernon parishes.
June 26, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-02-18
LAKE HOUSE,
GREEN EE4AEE4, Proprietor.
LAKE CHARLES. Ia

THIS old and favorably known house
IL has lately been thoroughly repaired
and reftted, and is now better pre-
pared than ever to receive travellers. A
sample room for drummers to exhibit
their goods is attached to the hotel No
pains or means will be spared to give
general satisfaction.
A first-class saloon is attached TO the
premises, where the best of liquors,
wines and cigars can be had; there is
also fine billiard table.
Agood stable and plenty of yard room
for stock. ISept IL. IS8l-tf.
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CADDI.E AND HARNESS MAKER AND
- Carriage trimmer, Alikinds OF rennl1ihg
done, Nhon on Ryan street, betwaen thN rapi,
apnce of Peter liiotheraon and Herman s,
iJeeeeA' ssurn and bakery
AuH ae less MaEh q lsS0
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FERREOL RODIN,
Il Attorney at Law, practices in the
Parishes Of st. Landry and Calcasiou.
Office at Opelousas, La.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Chean Brick.

Tine neat and ( sty looking brick bids fair to supe-ceio fheuusightly looking, but time houored adobe. The argument bong made ln favor of tle latter was not tuelr durability bu5 tle cheapuess and ease with which they are made Bu; that as an ar-umeE. is fast losing i,s auc en r.e-.i-e under fife pressure of the lrv-pri-sd, frs, class brick which Nr. V. H. ti s-sol is a5 present mauu-
 act5riu- aulfupplsns to tho Fgcs1E market. They are of ta- same class as the De. court nous, .s nGllt co. aud are .O--Ia.rtd Jo be as -rui as those uf .-c mor- preteufirus eastetn make. Mr. Gleason Ia mIsiu- speciality oi their u.lrF .triC is enabled tu sell them at -a-t lt.ie oE-.rlr E tla common adobe and tae actual value and Appearance more than c.Ur.a.-tss for tLe extra cost. Brick r..=-s n Tucson vi. uerea.. .e tfa rule a... u"- t.e eErar- G1u. 1s t-a esrH-- t.a town tHr.u -l as Ir crease |. value -l!i Ha vr9-'E the r.i.-r. Tha--rs-iemrIatil-tac cree tiou 1r ua.- h9ua-s. t,baro ua with tle time must Iuiii CT brick. A little inc ferview with Mr. Gleason will soon COZ vince theu o' She fact.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
SLnl in IL. rr.r.-

The furniture st re os lIT C. 4. Avery ou Congress street sGl suiogs .-s ue1-ed prosperity. The building oi aGd.luaal rooms m the rear gives place for sLe Iumlu-e amount oI new stock how uu tre way. al -Et-rziy. assortment oi all articles iu :Ie line of house furniture ls kept and sold at less rates than can be purchased elsewhere. lar.pr and chamber suits of every make and guall-y, bedding, such as Alit -e--as and pillows of haIr, uU.1. cat'nr, wool and feathers, hi1ulyoia. sLeare, pillow and al.at-rfhgs, counter rares and quilts 5i ali qualities. Lac curtains, and lamSuquu, coruico-. brackets, val paper, carpets. mogue.t rugs and baby carriages, together with forty lliC.,l. styles of upholstered IpuH-es an. sili. greater v7-iet. or chalTs.
 Mir. Avery is also the accredited agent or tLe Domestic sewing machine ulo ur .le best and most durable machines iu existence. lt works as no orlCr ma- chine works and sews with ease. uert- uess a.l regularity tlat canlot be a.- cellnd. Ali articles ctltr.l for sale are wH--art-d a- rar-=r ut-l sr no trade
 TaC attention of toUso5esrcrz iu tl1s city aud m --rhguts and hOUsekaepeTs in tsa different towns and camps arr cl.lsI tJ tb- fac, tla. good furniture at cheap prices can be purchased oi lir .very. A large catalogue Coutairiul cuts and prices printed eZclu-lyeiy ior lis whpiastia trade, which daily grows larger, can he had on application Call or send for Cny.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
n-alh or sn lianared Cllizcn.

Last evening. at ihe residence Of Thomas Duuba-, on Fifth st.eet, john Mckenzie, aD old and vel. known resi- dent Oi trizul7, h-ratLeJ h.s last. For tho past ,uu veeE- he Lad been pa- leut sufferer from am acute form oi } phc-malarial fevg-, but. at last, his strong constitution and superior physical frame were compelled to sUCaUmb tn thp memorable laws of nature. Few men Iu CocIise cog1t, possessed u.-e staun-h friends than the drce E. d. won To nm by the teuero11 imDu -s %, his nature, and h.s rud adherence c. inc reErity m all of his business dealings. He was thrty-oirAt years of age, was Dum iD Nova Scotia, and leaves d modest competency 60 his sorrow stricken widow. which he accumulated " years O. ha-5y toil The funeral will -ake place from the residence Of ti-. Dunbar, Co day, at o'clock ?. h. iu ti, death the county lost worthy c'tI- zgn.-Iomhs-uue Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
"ola Shlpmaies, :, Eefnrr.

Seldom itls VIC have tochrouicle such
 So thorough IldH-aemeut of an actor. a
 eomran. and rlat as ti.e press. public
 and mana gers haze accrrlea Mir. E.aaA
 MgruaUlt and his eZ-.lsilr dramgac
 company. Me SITS. Iumphray end
 SouthwoFth having Iuaur-G tsan. In compIalce with popular rsoue=-. Go re- turn and favor Gs with ua- more T-r- iofmance before departing EIstU rL, the Avon should be crowded tonight.
 he Sacrament Bee thus tributes them: " he dlalugue brms oyer wItl telling points, ls pigua-t, sharp, bright and crlsp. The arcsarC go con 5tractri ls Co abound IH dramatic s-a-es and To conclude with stirring tahsca4x. The clardctefs are strongly drawn and eu- cham The attention. excite tIc risibiE- tes 1ut appeal Co -la srl..a-liaS iu fact. acspit-lfs faHlts, o- may ns be- cause Of its happy blending thereof with IS many braltie-, it is au intensely pleasing play, and I:a overwhelming popular sucra7s Eas fully a't.-te3 ia-t nigh. 1r tl- almost uGuarries- ard I"as- s-cortuuea Iarsis 0j meriment with which it was recgiycd .-d ths
 5Gmulilous and ear-Picreus shouts Cr applalse greeting every t-.ilsg point Space forbid aiy extended reference Co fine company, winch ls one of the most capable. thoroughly drilled and haTmou-uusiE working Ve have saau ia ,aiI.arnfa u many 30 day. fu igrt iu contrast vl.a sla miserable apologies tor actors aId artresses forming somany or tle travelling con hong, tLa ladies and gentlemen mprlsiu- this company |1ui1 almost rank as stars. M.r. mt i7 billed as gn actor and he is one of high order. Next Co him in uoIut of merit comes Mrs. J. H. Rowe, whose per- sonatioE or the Commodore vas a spleu- lit bit Of character acting. Charls- B. Waite was capital as Dsa Dsnuey. the hHa5-stsers-, as were Miss Luura Wal lace, Miss Hattie Ferguson, Miss Lizzie , eremy and the uthers. The ia-t Der formance will be given thig evening" Stockton Independent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
News Items.

The Sailors Onion at Toronto has ad vauced wages through Canada to s2jU per day.
 1 In the last game or ba5c ball at Fort ! Wayne the Chlcago- stood I3 and the Providence z.
 lis reported tla. Judiciary asudr-, iH Washington. has been selected as tLg site .o. ,le ueW Pension office.
 John Dewey, ci.,ar o3 the Irish Na- tIal, iua.c,ed for labelling Augu-t Belmont. pleaded mot su't. Iuesday.
 At acola Tuesday, there were 5l ucv ce ui yellow lever and deaths l.t.. t1 date, -.. 5S eases; l5O deaths.
 An earthquake check vas felt at St. i.um ou Juc l1tl and on tLo oth Cape H5l and Autigua experienced three slight shocks.
 The Board O., Directors of the Gar field Monument tur Association au- uo-uce that reduced rates over the va- riuUs railroads leading to Washington have oeeu secured.
 The New York Pr0ducs Exchange have unanimously adopted the resolu -ion commenting tine adoption ot the constitutional amendment abolIshinl tolls yn tho canal
 An effort is being made to have Marks Gray Lyon. vhp shot at Elwiu Booth iu GUcazo theatre three years ago released from the Elgin, ill.. Insane Asylum. His friends claim Ee IS per ,eetly sane.
 Watson. engineer Of the Troy and E-.auiie.l locomotive which -au into tae elLa,se loaded with voskmeu ou ,lt Housa' Tunnel line Saturday last, was arla.-l ed Wednesday ou a charge of homicide, pleaded not guilty, and wen. 60 jail
 The largo foUr-st0ry blaming mill o! .he Goss s Phillips Manufacturing Co, Chicago. corner cf Fisk and Twenty second streets. was de-troyel by fire Tuesday night. At Detroit the blaming u.I ui AoactsoUs Sons, uItu l.UU0u00 r.e- ai lumber was destroyed.
 The Marine Hospital Service at B- =rsyii.e has directed tE- withdraw a. oi rho Arroyo fever cort'n as soon as ir can Ee perfectly safe f0 do SO. The ca~iu ol tle Rio iraude will he continued as long us adjacent towns in Mexico are afflicted with the yellow fever
 A- the railway office ot the Interior Department, it was ascs tanned that af- ter al ir4ebt-ircss was settled, the amount 5ra the Government from the Central Pacific Esil.oaI Company vas over e-g. ..A. On the 21l instant 1t vas paII into Che United States Treasury.
 Just D fore tle regular Cabinet mrltiu. Tuesday. the uer Swiss Miuis- ter. Cai. i.u.. Frar. the Brazilian NiBis- ta-. Sauar Feiune Lopez Netta, and the Japanese Minister, r5rssHna Ne unerol, were formally presented to the President by the Secretary Of State.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
| Application No. aG5 for Pafrrt Co thc Eri
 KoHa kiag I'iHiu- C,alm.
U.s. LlsD OIrIra Tr-soy. lruoyt.

as ur.riHr -7 f--- NOTICE IS UELIBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Slu;a IiH- l.- and fiI..-r Company. Ig ! C H. Lord, aGanr.v l-" Isst.t.-. aIt-a-- i- r--e pf Geo. D- -gl O.. Dau.r.. e1. arll-auterr ts .a-
 bases. Arizona. lao ..s tag usi lt- 60. plIc5-Iau ] luT a patent for fHr linear faa- lf f.- l-I-u-l hlns unur or ven h.alnl. copper md o-t.r minerals. wltl surlisH EruUu.l 'uu feet m v.Irf -ltUaisu n fuu N.uur district. count, Df | Pima and Territory uf AIrHga- and 1asI- --uara.l uy The nod roie- and ''.rI-i T.rt on re at fr.a
 i-lc' a- Lot Nun her i iii.1 and Salt i.Iver Mo- a han, sad Lot No. i- l..E- l- follows, to-yit. Beginning ar initial uo.uuar. lt E end or clalm ai pIuH pos. --f inches square. foa.f ions, set ln c-un1d au. monument of stones. bear. \ si dc-W I-I '7t i4.sut. This i- af-8 the N W couer oi Hr Arizona Queen Mining Claim.
 Thence B 0 de- " along F end bopndsry line of c-aim c.n feet 70 V l. crras- of clam Co pine post Zxi met e- square t-1f .uuc m monur- arr of stfues. marked "A h Nn. -.' IHHuce x -I deg W on \ side boundary line of claim I1l1 feet 70 corner Co piE0 post -Zi luchr@ -I -ra, 9 No. 3."
 Thence s @ deg P srG feet along " rrd bonn diary of clam fo c.Ursruf same. pine post Z7 ( uchc- -Iuar1. 9 feet long, lu mound gf -frraa. msrsed "A K No.L'
 Thence 2 deg !. couti-u,tion os line ,a W end au feet Co x W corner uf r.aIu to pine ra-t 2Xf Incha- square feet long ia r.1-ul o- .f1- - marked "A K No. 5
 Thence Y -l deg F I51 feet along $ side bonn m 2Zi iuche. ~gusra. feet long. Iu uourll 1f .to0es, marked "A < No- t' from which U S- Miner Monument Na. % Pira Ni-1nl- Dr4-rir. baar- S t3 deg @ mn E. 20 feet Ii-tsut
 Thence \ Fda- W along t end line of claim 5Ou feet fo fle place 1f ba-Iun nc.
 Magnetic variaipn !. deg E, containing If5 ar-r=.
 The ocator notice or rHis rlair1 i- r.-r-.l.l I in jhr Record - o-i -a of Pima county. in Rock "C " of Records of dimes. uasp 5i. Ihe aa-ol7l,r chi lrsr'- are tle Arizoua Qreea on tho ?.
 portion of -alc Arlzur1 h'rcuire or tha -a-- -a ground. aTa TIl-. tH Ale rHfi- a.ira--a e..lr7 with Che t'-Hi-rr- uf f.e Ju.tl ~-ars- I-rF Oaice. a- lE--g7. Arirlli. during tlc -,y-y d.-- period ur publication. cor t'ag EiI h. t.r-eI E, virtue %. th- Ir1vi-l us af -.. --atu-s h-SEE 1gusUys Register. Itis ar-.bv rri.-rl '.a- tlr -arsaoln- notice he puhh-tars sixty days .fa1 roa=----ivs -sa.--. m tia ArIEHra trTrEFN. w#ally -e9r-r- -.,r published a- Ir-rI. 1-i-lrl ue-rit1--. ,. f-F paper I- hereby ie-lluat..I by na a. pubE-te5 nearest such Cl8su
 HETY C0rsrNs Es-i7.r-.
 Firs- publication D--1bs- al I---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
The ChalIenee Accepted.

IUcsoN, A. T., Oct 2jta. 1882.
 To THE PUBLIC: In justice Co my- sell, l beg leave Co present tha follow ing relating Co the differences between myself and ". 8. Horton:
 Learning ou yeste-dav .iat aGvantsre Vas being takeg of my action, by mis- cpIstruiu- tue m1tITe which prompted tle withdrawal os tEe personal portions el nay p.b..sHed pamphlet relating Co -ln. { determined Co exactly define our relations and Co that cad sent Co hiu tH5 following clmuuuicatiou:
 TUcs8y, Dc- 2Jth. l~92.
 ". g. HaL-uS, S,r: tIs a-t ui -au- e-,sIty Iu ratrt-t.ur the personalities lu my nua.tshes plmrlIe-1.Ia Iatiu- Go y1a, .n view pl tls false lus--Ictir. given Ig ! nov withdraw. That pamphlet s.7uls as a whole; and I trent Your LH5- oi October -l3, tall.i ua hy 'ir. flag-lH- az aG ure.u ii-iar.I challenge which Z accept rijanut quail Iaat,au. The bearer of .afs l-r.
 will meet any friend you may name ts arrange fine ur-liniuaues for a me ting.
 lour-, etc, BES MoEsAN.
 The gentleman who bore this and who IS well known Iu the community Chis name is omitted for private req n-l handed it tI NIr. Horton who re fused tu entertain #. because as he H. sslI he rou-i6ere. ihe matter ietween --ysn and him ga ett.ed.
 Win ut comment , submit io the ruhiic for judgment as to my conduct ll ;ae premises. bEy MORGAN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Home lead Frsor.
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 NOTICE lS II EFM GIVEN THAT DON ~ A. >nufurl ll- ri-l uorir. of fl- .1re--iur to make lull 1-l. l.f iu -lrru-r of d.- u1rsst-al entry No as s1s sr'10. rra- entry thereof. md that such rrauf vI.l ha ral -1 st ff.- 0errs or the 2art da- 11 Nsyam er. l--1 a- i1 o'clock a. u-, fur tre Z l.f 1f tI- < J. quarter of Sec. .s and the 2 hu.f sf tae N E. rc -t.r of Sa- .i Township N1. i- -. or Range M. l7 e. and ra--e. fre fo lowing r- ri- slt1a--a- TIr. E V RI0r- ton and Louie Bpckey. of Pa-tsu1. and Fius,rl Everett and D. c. Sanforl. ot Crittendan. A. T o2s-5t HENRY COUSINS. Rszi-r.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
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The banquet furnished the invited guests of the A. & \. II. and the Sonora Limited, at the Santa Rita Hot,l, Gala. bas was magnificent. There were ab1ut seveaiy-fye m attendance, mostly from Sonora. The menu would have deii-lf- cd the most fastidioUs eIicure. Cui C. 2. Sykes made # comfortable for ai tle guests, and the Santa Rita Ho- tsl ls a model in its construction and complete in its furnishing. arl i- Uu- qu-stlonabiy the finest in tEe Territory We hope that its patronage wIil justIty its construction and the fine style u which if IS built