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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
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Application No. eis Tor Patent to the
 Louise W ming Claim.
us. LAND OFFICE rUosoS, ARIZONA.
 June .. 1ss2-

us LAND OFFICE TUosoS, AaIzoSA.
 June z, lss2- NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Gro Nlauco Mining Company by Geo. w. Deitzler, agent, y.nc-e p0stoifce address is san Francisco. Gal. h1- tlis day hlcd application for a patent for i5tu lutsr feet Of the Louiso mine or yeIn, bearing gold and silver and other min erals. wlth surface Eruud CD feet ln width; situated m Oro blluCo mining dlstuct. Pima county. Arizona, and desiguatet by the held notes and oticial plat hle in thls office ls lot NJ i3. said lot i5 being as follows. to-wit:
 Commencing at lni-ial monument ln the mid dle of claim. at oak post 5Xn inches square, feet high. m monument of stones, marked Louise No 1; thence run -ouin ,l ueg ll mn W along center line of claim SJ feet Co shaft No 2 at 7lJ feet Co pine post axf inches square. feet long. at end center of claim. ngrked Louise No 2.
 Thence n deg 60 -'iin W alu feet along " end boundary of clam. the same hsiuE @ end huun- dlry of the Suruh Jane VI ~. Co nv corner touiue post 2xi incheS. feet long, m mound of stones. marked Louise No 8, from which nited States trlct. bears % deg s0 mn. distant lilO feet.
 Thence "a ,i deg -1 mn e along lIue of claim i9ou teet Co pine post @Nf ilches sluare feet lone at ue corner Of claim. marked Louise No 4 m mol. aIneGt of stuues.
 Thence s deg f0 mn e on e end line of claim SD feet Co pine post -xi inches -Iuu1e. Q feet Noi.
 Thence same course at tO0 feet to se corner pine post sXi inches -Quarp. feet long. m mound Of stones. marked LJuise Nt a.
 Thence sl deg 3i min W l5lu feet on side of cillm Co sw corner ind osk post 2xs nches square, feet long. m mound 1f ~tunaS, marked Louise No C.
 Thence u deg 60 mn W on end line sol feet Co post No :, the point ut beginning of tue exterior lines of sand claim Variation iz deg -U min e. containing 3l.bd acres. llus c.aim lies on a high round nall, about oue-fouuh Of mile se of the Orion cOmpany's milL The location notice ls rec0rtied ni.ecOrders office for Pima county A. T.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely auy portion of -tId Louise mine or surface ground are required to nle their adverse claim with the kegsster of the UuIsed Stat-- Land Odice ut Tucson Arizona during the sixty days period of publication, or they Wlli be barred by virtue uf the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Eegisier. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice he published sixty days ten consecutive weeks m tlle Arizona tIEIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A. T.. which paper is Lere- by designated by mo as published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS EseIster. First pu; hcalon June n. I,s2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

The "frightful example" seems to be put to a new use in Iowa, where, it is re- ported, the advocates of the prohibito- " amendment to toe voted upon this month are hiring tramps and bummers to loaf about in public places and stim- ulate more than usually disgusting de- gree of drunkenness so as to convert the wavering to prohibition and stiffen the determination of the temperance advo- cates
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
Notiee.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned has performed as assss-ueut
 work for the year ending December si i-sl SI0O l@Crth Of work on th- IurA mue, located In para- goula Mining Distric-. County of Pima Territo-y of Arizona anI 1T n. N. Bral., or those holding title undsr him do not come forward anl ray hIs share Of sad a--fs=ment work. namely ona-half or s5o for above named claim. t1--th- CT with cost of publication. within ninety lgD days from the date of this publication. his luter- est ln sad claim VII. accorliua, to the lavs of the United s-at-s become perfected Co the under signed. '. M- ALLISON.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Alphonse Kerr: We cannot separate love from jealousy. A true lover is al- ways jealous. Nevertheless there are husbands who think to please theirwives by saying "I am not jealous" as if "I was not jealous" did not signify. q am not in love-" as if "I am not in love was not the most offensive thing man could say to his wife.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned have performed as assessment work for the year ending December ST. Is-i SItu worth of work on the Gen. Lee mine, located m Bur ker Hili mining district, County of Pima, Territory of Arizona. and lf T.. II. Peters, or those holding under hIm. do not come forward and pay his share of said assessment work. rely. one-half or Sj0 for above named claim, together with cost of publication. within ninety interest m said claim Wlll according Co the laws of the United states become perfected 10 the undersigned
 F. McD ANIELS.
 WI. MILLER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

4 man suspected of burglary at Ben ton, Minn., few days ago, was taken by the citizens, a rope placed around his neck, and marched to a tree The fellow weakened and gave himself away, and was duly arrested. But was he guilty, or did he prefer to go to pris- on rather than have his neck stretched?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Those who drive over the wood pave ment in Beacon street and ascertain that It Is regular, irregular and defective, wonder how long Devonshire street will present smooth surface after the wood pavement is laid in this great thorough fare where there Is so much heavy team lng.-Boston Journal. They may con- tlnue to wonder for about five years Then the people of Boston will go for the Patent Pavement Fiend with veng- canoe, and he will hasten back to San Francisco, where, by that tune, his old sins will have been forgotten and he will easly inveigle the next generation with more smooth pavement experi- ments.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
NOTICE TO cREpIToEs.

Estate of Rachel M. Carr. deceased.
 NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN BY THE JN- ~ d-r-iruasi. Sp risl Administrator or the ez- late uf Rachel M. Carr. decessei Co tbe c-. die Ors Uf. and all persons having clalrrs saIu-t tIa sad decrased Co exhibit them with tfa uaca-- -airg vuurher- within tan months after tfe t--r publication of this notice Co tha -aii -ueri.E Administrator at tle oeice of F. J. IloIsu in Saf- ford. Graham county. A. T. ?. I HpLAN specIai AdmluI-truror of the estate of iiacbai
 VI. arr. decaa-et.
 Dated, -aiford. A. IT.. May q. l--z mai+-srf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
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 T- To C. P. Houar., u- tao.. ..u aa. der him an uu..I ..s.l UHs-. -i.. H. 1s-rrlAet property. To. s-. ..H. t.i. l. ulfH r.. 9.us- Hrl.r- hoo" dundre'i do-.r- lu labor and .u..F pl fn. l-.ri I"ruNI. Nu. mining d -t-Irr rla r.r.-H. '- tl--Ir-.Or. D. il--u--- .-| I- t. and recu1--I u r.e r.ua t..- u- ,r. book n. lsaII.- -.-.a- r- urier tu hold sad premise Ha.ar ot Section -.-4. l.-vIs-.l >t.f.t-- .. .. sane for t.- g.- ,..a. .r..- .-- and fr3. 4 Er-s.. I.v. ".H.H.. ... .." thereof. therefore f .l -lr. --rv.r- ui tho uurrs tr H-s .. u- -e. .I-a r1 aHrrr.hlfa rra- r..I e- rrlllrI-.- r- -I-.a.-r E tina. gn-r fr..-.-t .- -a property of thr -ll-t.r --.l-
 fo1- urouo--.o- of -l.f -' and s-l.u dollars. ~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Schuyler Colfax criticises the New York critics estimate of Miss Anna E. Dicklnson's Hamletand says that if there could be competitive playing of this character by Booth, Barrett and Miss Dickinson on successive nights, he is sure the latter would be commended by an average American audience.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
A Story About Zach. Chandler.

Detroit Free Press.
 Che day Tn 1864 Senator Zach Chan. dler was passenger on the train from Owosso to Lassing, and, strangely en. ough, no one in the car had any idea of his identity. Two men had the sea, behind him, and from talking of wal they drifted to politics, and, naturally enough, Chandler's name became mixed up. Both men were red hot against him and directly one or them observed:
 "lt's wonder to me that some one doesn't shoot the old blood-letter."
 "Oh, he'll get his dose yet, and don't you forget itT replied the other.
 The Senator turned slowly around took a good look at both, and then said
 ''Gentlemen, please speak a little lover-I am Senator Chandler myselfP
 He thought he had them frozen solid. but he was mistaken. He had scarcely turned his head when one of them leaned forward and replied:
 That's all right, pard, if you can beat the conductor with 1t; but don't try to stuff us! We met the old chap back in Owosso not an hour ago, waiting to go east, and 1t cost me S22 in cash and a silver watch to call his hand! + you've got new rackat trot it out-we are no giveaways"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
NOIICE TO CREDIToRs.

Estate of Charles J. Spoin. deceased.
 Notice IS hereby gwen by The uudersilnel ad- 1lit istrator of tho estate of Char.e- J. ~poin decsas-d, Co the creditors of and all persons having claims asaln-t sad deceased. to exhibit them gIth the necessary vouchers within fen months after the hrst publication of this notice to the said admlnistra1ur af the office ?. J. Bo- Ian. safiort. Graham county, A. T.
 DANIEL II. MIS6, Administrator of the estate 0f Chas. J. Spoin. Dated saftord. May Is. Iss2. VI,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
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THE CNuER~I-> ED I..rli +e .5 ! uii oe--.r- tl.r -."r .- la the P.-s-...4 Uu..r ...- f.wa ...- - zoul. known a- r-- EMPIRE t.N.. IIa- p.fer- t- -8.. .. suri uu frH ---r t. '.- United >iale- tsu.e-rIe-I fH '.- which patent '- H. -..... '. ~. r I-e-lu. sius Clalrs- .... Hs-Hr1-, and l,-l a.H. .. ui-fr- claim r-.--.r. .- - r-rarl. ... Al p--saE- are va-red l-tr-- -.1iu, a. aH tr.-p4--rr- .aerlal Ea
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 fvIf STEPHEN Gtu'rH'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Alexander H. Stephens will have no difficulty in securing the governOrship of his State. The people there are de termined to elect civilian, and he is the only public man south of Mason and Dixon's line who Is not a Colonel at least-Phil. News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

The next General Convention of the Cathohc Total Abstinence Union Of America will take place at St. Paul, Min, on August 2d The indications are that It will be a great success. Bishop Ire land is taking cordial interest in it,and the St. Paul men promice hearty vel come to delegates,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

A cOnceited man, noted for his lack of good looks, pompously said, "I have three children who are the very image of myself" How pity the youngest" exclaimed person standing by. "Why is thst?' asked the conceitd man. Be cause 1t Is the one that will probably have to resemble you the longest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Mir. D. L. Sayre, a practical news paper man, has announced his intention of starting a weekly newspaper, at MsIey, in Graham county. He further more announces to the public that he asks no subsidy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
Tucson. March 2s. 1ss2
F. NfCD DANIELS. WI. MILLER.

lS PROBATE COURT, PIMA COUNT. A. T. In the matter of the estate Of Thos G. Roddick. ce'eGsed:
 Notice IS hereby given that 1T. B. smith. ad- ninistrator of the estate of Thos. q. Roddick. deceased, having hled m this court his petition, pray ng for Oriler of distribution Co the cred ito-s of sand estate; and that Friday. the twenty third l-al day of June. A. D. lss2. being day of a term of said court. to-wit: of the April Term, A IT. ls-2 at eleven o'clock a. m., at the court room of sad court. In the city of Tucson, county of Pima and Territory Of Arizona. has been duly appo nted by the sad court. and all persons in- tersted m said estate are notified then and there 70 appear and show cause, fl any they have, why the sud petition should not be granted.
 M. GEEYAIS. Clerk. Tucson. A. T., May 2 Iss2 nay2i-tds
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Any one desiring to send ores to the Denver Mining Exposition and need information on the subject can be fully supplied on application at the CITIZEN office, with circulars wherein the instruc- tons are given in detail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Three cyclones of terrific violence cut their paths through portions of the Indian Territory on the 9th and 7th and Sth of May. The last of the tor nandoes, that of Monday the Sth, was remarkable for its electric phenomena, lightning playing freaks, the like of which no person in the neighborhood of Paris, Texas, had ever seen. Bolt after bolt descended and many trees were rent asunder or scattered into sphnters. The cyclones track was about fifty yards wide and three miles long. Among those killed by lightning in this track was Wallace Hill, who had just driven into Paris with a load of telegraph poles. Hills death was instantaneous. When the body was examined by the coronerithat officer was startled to see the picture of a tree photographed in fiery red upon Hills chest just over the heart. The picture was in outline and in detetail of branch and leaf true miniature of an oak that stood few feet from the spot of death. Vines clung to the original tree, and the vines were to be seen in the blood picture. The delicate veins of some of the leaves were visible also. and microscopic examination showed that the natural act of photography was much nearer perfection than an artificial act wuold have been. The portion of the skin containing the picture Is pre- served by Hills family.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
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Application No. 2O3 for a Patent for rhe
 Albatross Mining Claim.
,. $. LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIzoNA ]

Us. LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIZONA !
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 Notice is hereby given that the Inca Gold and Silver Mining Co.,. by Robert A. Lewis. its agent whose pOstQthce address IS Tucson, Arlz0ua. has this day filed it's application for patent for l.225 linear feet of the Albatross mine or vein bearing gold, silver and other mInerals, with surface ground GO feet m width situated m Ari- yacs Mining District. Pima county. Territory of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and Ohclal plat on nle m this office as lot number g.. Sad lot No. & being as follows;
 Commencing at the initial monument at the center of the north end of the claim. at pine post feet high 2x4 inches square in mound of stones. and marked A. l. M Rnn thence $. e degrees 5O minutes, F. 3l0 feet Co the n corner of claim to pIne post 2xt inches square feet long set ID the ground and mound of stones and marked A, No. IT; from which post, the W cor ner Of the preliminary survey of the Aribacl private land claim bears < 44 q degrees. F. 2OsU feet distant. Thence run < 22 degrees 10 minutes W. l,Z-5 feet 70 the corner of the claim Co a pine post 2xi inches square, 1 feet long set in ground and mound of stones, marked No. III Thence run N @ degrees 30 minutes W 3Oi feet tO the center of the south line of claim Co a pine post 2Xi inches square feet long, set Tn the ground ana mound of stones marked A No ". Thence O degrees % minutes W, 3tu feet tO the " corner of the claim tO a pine post ZIi inches square, feet long, set in the ground and mound Of stone marked No V. From which post U. x. NJ. monument No. II. Arivaca district bears N 53i degrees. E -3 feet distant. Thence N - degrees Co minutes E ls55 feet Co the " pA tlAAA t1 AALe pN1l -At lllclltS -luAft 4 feet long, set m the ground and mound of stones. marked A No. VI. Thence S 67 degrees 5O minutes F. 30 feet Co the initial monument and place Of beginning. Magnetic variation I2 degrees 4O min utes, F. containing lBsi acres. This claim IS situated on northern slope of Inca Hill. GigO Rang of mountains miles VI from Arivaca. The location notice of this mine ls recorded m the recorders office of Pima county. A. T., m book J, record of mines page jsU and 5s1. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad AlbatrOss mine or sur face ground thereof are required Co file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson. Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of pub hcatlsn hereof. or they Will bs barred b. virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. Buell & Anderson. Tucson, Arizona, attorneys for applicant. IL is hereby orderel that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of sixty days lten consecutive Weessl. il the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper pub lished at Tucson. Arizona. which paper ls hereby designated by me as published nearest sucl claims. HENRY cot SINS, Register. First publication. May =. is,2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

One of the most eloquent and popular clergymen of Austin, Texas, being about to ascend the steps leading to his church a few Sundays ago, was asked by par tially blind old lady, who did not recog- nize him, to help her up the steps. With his usual urbanity he complied with her request. Just as they reached the top steps she asked him who was going to preach. "Psrson Smith," he replied, that being bis own name. 70 Lord" ex- claimed the old lady, Help me to go down again. l don't care to go in." At first the clergyman was inclined to re- fuse, but, on reflection, he gently assist ed her down the steps again, remarking as they reached the bottom: You are quite right, madam, about not going in to the church. wouldn't go in either if I was not paid for il"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Four railroads, projected years ago, with, Louisville as an objective point, will be completed this year, and the city is considering how it shall let them in and whether it can have q union d0pot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

A couple of honest miners have sue
 ceededi in getting Tail Hold" in the Red Rock district, as may be seen by reference to Official Records in the CITIZEN of yesterday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Mir. J. T. Brickwood resigned charge of Congress Hall Tuesday and was succeed ed by MT. Hafiord, formerly of Tomb stone. In his, MT. Brickwood's, retire ment from business Tucson loses one of her best citizens, and 1t is to be regretted that his interests in other sections of the country do not permit him to remain with us. He goes from here to Harshaw to give attention to his mines in that di- rection which are said to be quite valua- ble. IL is to be hoped that his expecta- tiOns may in every sense be realized.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Arizona Democrat: Twenty-Five Hual- apai Indians, who have been employed as enlisted scents, under Al. Sieber. as Chief, in the late Indian trouble in southeastern Arizona, arrived at Fort Whipple last evening, were paid of to- day and go home tomorrow. They do not look as though they would break out if they were let alone. Some good Methodist psalm singer, with a partner who has barrel of whiskey, could do profitable missionary work in a tent at Beale Srlngs for about a month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

Mir. Mayne Philadelphia mining capitalist, together with Professor Rick ard left for the Omega Copper mine in the Santa Rita mountains, yesterday. It Is understood that MT. Mayne has bought the mine and will at once com mence the necessary reduction works to to make it bullion producing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18

How many names ought the husband of one wife, even If she be his grand mother, to require? This grave ques- tlon has been raised by new develop ment in the case of Mir. Bartlett. mar ried to the Baroness Burdett- Coutts. It will be remembered that while the Baroness retained her style and title her youthful spouse immediately set up fOur-in-hand of family names, the Queen being graciously pleased "to grant hIm her royal authority and license to call himself William Leh- man-Ashmead-Burd -Coutts- Bartlett COutts. Ere the letters on the card plate burdened with these appellations can have lost their fine first edge, now appears notification that the Baroness's husband has been licensed and author ized to cease calling himself William Lehman-Ashmead-B -Burdett- -Courts- Bart let-COutts, and to be known as civilian Lehman-Ashmead-Bu -Burdett- Coutts only" That "only" is the highest style of comic art. The change IS understood to have been on the petition of deputation from the tiunkies of fashionable Lon don, numbers of who have been struck down with bronchial affections, con- tracted through keeping their mouths open an inoriinate time to announce Lady Burdett-Coutts and her husband ln the doo-ways of the West End. This Is creditable to the Baroness's kindness of heart.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
smERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued on a iudg- ment rendered ou the Z3d day of April. IsS2 m Justices Court. of Product No. 15. county of Pl- ma Territory of Arizona; John W. Fuqua Jus tice of the Peace aEain-t the Alta Mining Com pany and in favor of Ed Blum for the sum of tv-o hundred and ffty-sIN dollars damage and tweni y-three and 75-l0u dollars costs and accru- ing costs. Notice Is hereby gwen that l have levied upon and seized the following described property. to-wit: The Alta Mine, situated about one mile and a half sOuthiof west from Harshaw, in the county of Pima, and Territory of Arizona. And notice Is hereby given that on the
 TWENTY-SIXTH (35l DAY OF JUNE, 1ss2, at II o'clock a. m., in front of Justice Fuqua's office. in the town of Harshaw, l will sell Co the highest bidder. for cash, the above described property. so much thereof as will satIsfy sad judgment and costs.
 Given under my hand at HarshAw. this 2lth day of May. A. D. iss3. R. II. PAUL, Sheriff. By W. D. kENTNER. Deputy. may32-ds