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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
Application N".g,s5 Tor a Patent Co the Bur
 ro Enrro Mining lIaim.
U. LAND OFFICE. Trcsoy.

Territory of Arizona. l,,2 NOTICE K HEHEBl GIVEN THAT THE ~ Silver hIug told and Silver NJ .uIug Co.,. by their Agent. r. T. Dlwl4uE. whose PO-totilce au dress Is Tucson. Pima CO., Arizona errltory have this day hled theIr application for patent f,T fourteen hundred and nfty-nve linear feet of the Burro burro Mime or veIu, bearing copper and other minerals with sui face ground SIX hundred feet m width. situated m Myer- Mining District County of Pima and Territory of Auz0ua. and designated by tho held notes and othcIal plat OF hle ID this otce as Lot No. g. said lot No 43 be- ing described as follows. to-wIt.
 Beginning =t a post marked B B No. I. be.ns tAe discovery or lnitIAl point of the claim, from which C. S- Mineral monument So. 2 Myers District, bears south 6l degree j3 minutes F. sJ feet distant; thence \ jl deg. = nm. L. along the middle of sad Lot No. @ 5lJ feet Co a polut marked E l4No. II. and beIng the middle of the northeast boundary line of sad clam. thence S Js deg. So mn. F. along the boundary hne 30U feet Co the T. corner of claim, to a post marked 8 B No. III; thence \. 5l deg. = min w. 1855 feet tO a post marked B B No. lk, beIug the S W cor her of the claim; thence \ 8, deg. ls mn. W 51u feet along the \ W end boundary line of claim. which Is also the \ f. end boundary hna of the Esmeraldz Mining Claim to thc middle of \ W end of clam. Ca a post markell B B No. '; thence \ g, deg, ss mIu. W, 3U feet tO W corner of clam, to past marked B 8 No. VI. from which .. \. M. Nj. No. I bears N sJ deg. r.. thence \ JI deg. 2 min. l.. lij5 feet along \ W boundary line of claim Co post marked B B No. VI, bring the \ l. corner of clam. thence \ s- deg. 5s mn r., sD feet tu post No. II, already described clos Ing the eIterlpr boundary Of sad clam. Ob-er- walton on Ho.arI-- MIEue-lC variation. l3 deg. 90 mn. r.. coutalniu. twenty -Crc-. The location Of t.I~ mInc Is recorded in the Recorders office. Of tlg County Of P4mu. Terri tOry of Arizona, m book S pages 6.l and 5-3 of records of mines, Pima County Records. The adJoiuIng claims are-there are no adjoining claims surveyed.
 Any audau persons claiming adversely any por- ton Of said BurrO Burru Nue or surface ground are required Co nle their adverse claIms. vIth the Register of the United State- Land Otce at Tucson, In the Territory Of Arlz0u4. during the sixty days peuud of publication hereof or they wIll be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. m such cases made and provided
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Df application for patent be published for the period Of sixty days ten consecutive weeisi | in the CITIZEN, weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Pima Co.,, A. IT, winch paper I- hereby te=Igruted by me as the newspaper published nearest sad claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication. Aug 6 I--2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI l oiAl Distr ct. m the County of Pima, TeTrito- Y of Arizona:
 John F. Knapp. plaintiff. against Eliza J. Knapp,
 defendant. summons
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona The IerritO- " of Arizona sends greeting to ELza J. Knapp
 You are hereby summoned and required tO appear in an acton brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona, and an- swer the complaint filed with the Clerk of thi Court at Tucson in said county Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days (e1clusive of the day of servicei after the service upon you of this summons. if served in this county: but if served out of the county and within this District then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days. This action Is brought by sand Plaintiff to obtain tOfOre existing between the said plaintiff and the said defendant and for general relief as will more fully appear, by reference to the com plaint tled herewith.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired, the plaintiff will take judgment by de fault and apply to the Court for the relief de- mRnded therein. and costs and disbursements m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and tie ssul of sand Dis trict jOurt, at Tucson. this lhh day of Au- gust A. b. 1882. GEO. A. CLUM. Clerk.
 Bye. W. CLUM. Deputy Henry Cousins, Atty. for plaintiff. Agl9-l0t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
PronnsaIs for FInnr.

Headquarters Department of Auz"ua.
 Office Chef COmmIssary of Subsistence.
 Whlpple BarracA-, PhEsCOTr. d. l. Aug. l3 '-- CEALED PhOPUS Us IN IEIPLlCAIE - subject to the usual conditions. wIli be re- ceiVed at this office and at the offices of the Acting Assistant COmmI-saries of -uh-Is ence. Gt the following named poets. until % o'clock noon, Monday, october -a, t---- at which tune and places they vIlI ue opened Iu Che presence of bidders. Tor furnishing and delivery of Flour. as follows
 Fort Apache. A. T.. 6O00 lbs. Fort Bowie. A T.. 5.OUo lbs. Fort Grant. \. IT.. 5 uU lbs. Fort Huachuca, A. r.. 4O.uu lbs.; Fort Lowell A. T. 2jnO lbs; Fort Mcdowell. A T.. 2IttJ lbs t; t.rt Thomas. A. T., j0,J O lbs, Fort Verde. A T. zj.onO lbs; Camp Prince A. r.. 25.pJ lbs.. Whip pie Barracks. A. T.. tufUn lbs.
 Proposals must be accompanied by a bond with two sureues -u the sum of Sluu each. end m accordance with the form prescribed. A pro posal unaccompau ed hy such b0 .d wlll nlt be considered. The right Co dITInish the amount to be purchased at the resi eCtIve posts Iz re- served by the GuVerumant. and. with the con seut Of the bidder Co whom an award Is made, It may be increased Delivery Of oue-half the amount awarded will be required within forty nve days and the balance within rIuety days after notification of award. No hld- will be en- tertalned unless samples he furnished. which should not be Of lees weight than pounds 20 marked us to be easily id-utIhed and should reach this Ottce on before the date for opening bids. 4 standard sample uf flour. of the quality this advertisement cOntemplates vlu be fur ulshed bidders on application. which application should be made gf the etrllest practicable dafe. The Government reserve the rIzlt Co rriect any or all proposals
 Blank proposals. bonds and full information as 70 the manner of bidding. conditions Co be observed by bIdder- and terms of contract and payment wlu be furnished on application t0 this office, or Co the C0mmlssares Of the pO-fs.
 Envelopes c0ntaiplnz proposals should be markell" Proposals for Flour at - - and addressed Co the undersigned or Co the Com mis-ary st the Post.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
Summons.

IN THE DIsTEI COURT. FIRST JUDI ritory of Arizona
 William \ Lester, plaintiff, against Florence r.
 Lester. defendant.
 Action brought ID the District Court of the First Judicisl District m and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona. The Terri tory of Arizona sends greeting tO Florence r. Lester.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the Di trict t'Ourt of the First Judicial District, in and for the County of Pima. in the Territory Of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of thIs Court. at Tucson, in said County, Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days exclusive of the day of ser ice after the service upon you of this sunmOn-, If served m this County; but fl served out of the County and within thIs District. then within thirty days m all other cases forty days.
 This action Is brought by said plaintiff against said defer daut to obtain a decree dissOlving the bonds of mAtrimony heretofore existing between the said plaintiff and sand defendant, and that plaintiff may have the custody of their chil- dren. Herbert. William and kRmond, and for general relief. as will more fully appear by refer ence Co the complaint herewith.
 And you are hereby notified that 1T you fail Co appear and answer the complaint a- above required the plaintiff will take judgment by default. and apply Co the Court for the relief demanded therein and costs and disburse- ments m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court, at Iues0n, this lgth day of Au- gust A. D. lss2. GEO. A. CLUM, Clerk.
 Bye. W. CLUM. Deputy.
 Culver 6 Aram, Atty's for plaintiff. ocl-lOw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
LsoaI.
Application No. 2.ls. for Patent to the
 Nld fsnnI AI u lrt.- Claim.

U. $. LAND OFFICE TUCsoS. ARIzoNA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE " Pima CQpp-r Mining 6 omc.lng Com pany. by John R. Tyler agent. has made lppli- cation for patent Ca Ct 2 linear feet of the Old Boot vein. lode OF deposit, ccniaiuirr copper sl yer and other metals together with surface ground 56i feet ID wld h. situated in the Silver Bell Mining District, Pima county. ArIzoua. noEe particularly described m the plat and held notes Oftne ot1cial surrey on hlc m tll> utlce designated as lot No sg as follows t0-wif-
 Beginning at the location monument on the nv end of clam at post lX5 and : feet long 10 mound ut stones marked O 5 ] 70. |
 Thence n q deg l1 min e 8 Q feel Co post tx5 and feet long m mound uf stOneS, % l-- dsge IT feet from old original Tuon7ment marked O B II.
 Thence s X deg 50 min ss2s feet to q post 4y5 and feet long. in @ mound Of stones. on the ne side lIne marked O B III.
 Thence 5c deg 0S mn e 1t3 feet Co ne corner of Blue Coat M C Co post k and feet long m a mound of stone. marked O B ". and B C F. from which U. <. M. M. No. 1 bears south l5 deg O3 mn 9i5 fe--t distant.
 Thence 4t deg il nm -l7 feet to @ steel spike inch square and I foot long. marked O B V and B Cl N.
 Thence s5 deg II min W 80 feet to a post lz5 and feet long. In mound of stones, marked O B VI on face aud B C \ W on face.
 Thence % deg ai min S-s feet to a post ix5 and feet long set in a mound of stones. marked O B VII
 Thence D g deg si rninw s75 feet ;o location monument and place uf beginning
 Variation, l3 deg l1 miu e. containing f.9s acres, the same being duly recorded m the ol- hce Of County Recorder of Pima county. Ari- zJna.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of the Old Boot mining claim are required Co r.e their universe claims In thls office during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute
 HENliN COUSINS Register. Ordered that the foregoing notice be publish ed sixty days ten weeksl in the Weekly CITI- ZEN, a newspaper pubhshed m Tucson. Arzo na. which paper Is hereby designated by me as that issued nearest sand clam.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register First publication. August 6. iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15

1t be from the heavy draught tO the light saddle or buggy horse, IS clean bl"od from the foundation up. At hrst they were adiudged too fine for the country, but the sale of Sl0,OOO worth of them last year IS a guarantee of their growing demand. There are other breeders ln the Territory, but none who have entered into the business so largely and with such successful results as has beep done on the Sierra Bonita ranch.
 To suppose that on the whole, such magnificent results have been reached ol mere outlay of money, would be an error Of judgment and an injustice Co the man, who SO perseveringly worked his way to the topmost rung. and Tn do- ing so took the most desperate chances. His losses through the depredations of the Indians are forty-seven men and over SlOO,OO0 worth of stock.
 At times his losses were great enough to bankrupt less determined man, but If hls cattle and money were gone his credit remained unimpaIred. He at one time purchased from Miller and Harden l2,000 head of Texas cattle, and giving therefor his "promise to pay" Sl6O,OO0. Not cent vf the money was pald down, but within six months, the limit of his time, he owed no man a dollar. His beef contracts with the Government were at that time exceed iugly large, and in filling them he expe- rienced no difficulty in raising the mon ey sufficient to meet all obligations.
 The last great loss suffered from the Indians was last year when they shot, speared and drove away from the Sierra Bonita l27 head of fine horses. The Commissioners of Indian Affairs have, however, recommended to the Secretary of the Interior that the sum of Sl5.5OO be paid to MT. Hooker for the loss of the horses. Bills for other losses have also been considered, but whether they be made good or not he IS circum- stanced to stand 1t. The increase on his stock alone is sufficient to make a man rich, and if it be held for few years he can count his money to the million.
 No ranch on the whole coast is better calculated for production than is the Sierra Bonita. Under its present care full management everything works with the system of a clock. When men work they get their money, their en- ployer's interest being theirs also. They are provided with comfortable quarters, and supplied with an sbun- dance of what is good to eat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
Application No. 235 for Patent for the
 DimascOs Mining Claim.

Us. LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoy, ARIZONA
 August t. lss1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V Pima Coppe- Miurng 6 Sme tIng Company by John k. Tyler its agent. has this day fied it- application for patent for sI4 linear feet of the Damsscos mlne or yein. bearing copper, gold and silver. with surface ground 6lu feet Iu width situated m the SuVer Bell Mining District, tOun } of Pima and Territory of ArIzo- na. and deslgnA.ed by he he'd notes and otictal plat on hleiu thI- office as Lot NO. $, m G S k meridian. sad Lot No. Sl being as follows tO-WIt:
 Beginning at location monument al Dos, 41s inches square feet long at center Of westerly end of claim. ln mound of stones. marked D M.
 Thence run 10 des, 90 mn e. Sl0 feet Co nv corner designated by a post 4X5 inches square feet long, m Nound Of stOnes. marked D \ W. Thence b7 deg tJ ann e. -It feet Go a mona ment of stones marking ne corner of claim at which IS set post txS inches square feet long in mound of stones. u ark4,i b \ E from winch US Mineral Monument No. |. Silver Rel Mining District. bears n y deg e, J6'J feet dis tant.
 Thence lOdeg 90 min W, 8 O feet Co the end center of the clam Co po,t iXj Inche- square ! feet long, m a monument O5 stones. marked D G.
 Thences same ourses 70 deg % min ". at Ca feet tO corner post 4xj inches squared feet long, m mound of stones. marked DSE. Thence n e deg +O mn Do. -l4 feet to sN cor ner Of claim. a post iN3 inches squared 4 feet long, m mound oi stones. marked 10 \ W.
 
 uon monument and place of beginning. com pletlng the exterior boundaries of sand clairn. Magnetlc variation l5 des ll min e. contain ing ll-l3 acre-.
 The notice of location of this claim IS re corded m the iliice of the Recorder of Deeds for Pima County, Iu Book of records of mines. pages and Q
 The adjoining claims are none marked on the plat
 Any and all persons claiming adversely ang portion of sad Daulascu- mlu- or sur HHH q aHf r.. tle tteIr adverse claims with the I laster uf the United tates Land Odice at Tucson. TerritOy of Arlzona. during tle sixty days peuod Uf pub llcation hereof or they wlIl bg barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COU >iNS, Register. It IS hereby ordere. that the foregoing notice Of application for patent be published for tiIe period of sixty days lt-u consecutive weeksl. ID the ARIZONA CITIZEN, weekly newspaper pub lsned at Tucson, ArIzuua which paper Is hereby designated by me a- published nearest such claim. HENRY Cot ~INS, Register. First publication. August Q, l-s3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
LeSat.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TucsoS. PIMA CouSrT. ARIZONA.

TucsoS, PIMA COUNTY. ARIZONA.
 August 26, lss2 To Charles W. Mickles or those ~ ho may claim under him SD undivided one-t hiru of the follO- ing described property. You ne hereby notified that we the owners have expended one hundred iollars in labor and improvement upon the Scorpion Mine, Helvetia mining district. Pima county, Arizona. being the same property lOcat- sd Oct g, 1879. recorded in the Pima County Recorders Office book of mining claims G. pages 75 76. in order to hold sand premises un- der the provisions Jf Section 2z2t Revised Sta- tutas of the United States; being ths amount re luired 10 hold the same for the year ending December si. 1881. and that we have contributed your portion thereof there fore if within ninety days after ser- vice of this notice by publication you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure as cO-Owner with costs of publication your interest in said claim will be- come the property of the subscribers under -aid section. Zs2i.
 Your proportion of said expenditure Is thirty three and SS-l0u dollars.
 F. W. DOBBs, sug27-sm J. McC. ELLIOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
LAND OFFICE Tucsos. ARrzoS..

S-ptern Der tJ, lf.Z. Notice is hereby gwen that FranclscO Malto- uad- has filed notice of hts in entIOn 70 make hnai proof In support of ti- pre-emotiOn Declar- atory Statement No .s3. and that sad proof w1ll he made at C. s Land Ofics. st Tucsou, A. T. ou NOvenf er 2nd. lss2 at 70 o'clock A. H., for the NV 's of Sec. ll, Township l5 South Of Range g East.
 He nsrle= the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of sald land. vlz: JOas Franco. Francesca Angil0. Pedro BurrueI. Gabino tItamaranO. all of Tue son. Pima C0unty. A. T.
 oei-5t HENRY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
Summons.

| of ArizonR county of Pima. before C.. II. Meyer, Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. One. James Carroll plaintiff. Eve. k. c. Wheeler de fendant; demand, S44.5O as DOT bill filed in my Office.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to R. q Wheeler defendant. You are hereby sum- mOned and require tO appear before me al my office m the city of Tucson and county of Pima. Un the 18th day of October A. D. lsS2 at 10. o'clock A. M., to answer the com plaIut of the above named plaintiff who demands of you that four Dollars and fifty cents. And if you fail tO appear and answer sad complaint as herein required the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded and for the costs of this suit. Given under my hand this seventeenth day of August A. D 1882
 CHARLES II. MEYER,
 Justice of the Peace. Pima County A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
Line City.

This new town brought into existence by the A. T. & S. F. R. R. promises to be aplace of considerable commercial lm- portance.
 Itis located upon the line between Mexico and Arizona, from which fact it derives its suggestive name. Line City. IL is surrounded by a fine grazing country and valuable mines are found in the hills within few miles.
 There are about POO people in the town exclusive of railroad men, who number about as many more.
 The railroad shops, 1t Is said, will be erected here. Trade is lively and the future Of the town promising.