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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Oriental, Myers District, Dec 21, 1881 P F Bowling, H W Littlefield.
 Julia, Myers District, March 14, 1881 F Beck.
 Big Blue, Empire District, Jan l, Ja: Burns.
 Rambler, Empire District, Jan 1. Jas Burns.
 Warren, Tyndal, Jan l, John Prince, James NJ Warren, W H Smith.
 Martha, Santa Rita mountains, Jan l, Jack Elliott, Samuel Kelly, J E Dixon. Livingstone, Empire, Jan l, James Burns, John Drummans.
 Excelsior. SantO Domingo, Jan 1, D W Bliss Orion, Santo Domingo, Jan l, D W | Bliss.
 Maryland, Santa Catarina mountains, Jan l, James Carroll, Peter Dunphy. Old Cachise, Santa Catarina noun tains, Jan l, James Carroll, Peter Dun- phy.
 New England. Santa Catarina noun tains, Jan ,, O 4 Hyatt, Peter Dunphy. Northern Light, Santa Catarina noun tains, Jan ., O \ Hyatt, Peter Dunphy Orion, Santa Catarina mountains, Jan 2, O A Hyatt, Peter Dunphy. I Harrison and Joseph Leyson.
 Green Light. Papago District; Wm H Gee, Ed H Bridewell
 FOyle, Santa Rita Mountains, Jose l. Andrade
 Harlem, San Domingo District, Jerry Cullen, l. Stewart, C O Gallagher. Monarch, San Domingo District, Jer- " Cullen, l. Stewart, c O Gallagher.
  ry Cnllem, l. Stewart, c O Gallagher Amsterdam, San Domingo, Jerry Gull lins, D Stewart, c O Gallagher. Rein Deer, Turtulitas mts, January 10, 'Sl, l. c Hughes, J B Hart Northerner, Turtulitas mts. January 10, 'S2, L c Hughes, J B Hart. D D Boon, Turtulitas mts, January II, 'S2, l. c Hughes, J B Hart. Mammal, Turtulitas mts, January II, 'S2, l. c Hughes, J B Hart. Girard, Patagonia mts, January l, 'S2, Adam Mayer.
 Ramon, Patagonia mts, January l, 'S2, Adam Mayer
 Black Tail, Tortulita Mountains, Jan 10, l. c Hughes, J E Hart. Baker, Tortulita Mountains, Jan 10, l. l c Hughes, J E Hart.
 Saginaw, Copper and Bell mines, San | ia Rita Mountains, Jan l3, Fred Raster, | Pontiac, Santa Rita Mountains, Jan l, | D Sugden, $ G Lewis. Drama, Patagonia Mountains, Jan 1, | Adam Mayer. AdisoD, Santa Rita Mountains, Jan l, D Snyder, W H Smith. Wisconsin, Bunker Hill District, Jan l, T. A Clark, Wm James. Physicians diploma by Mrs J L Hide brand.
 MINING DEEDS. P T Bowling to H W Littlefeld, F of Oriental, Ajax and Toughnut mines, My CTS District, Jan l, Sl5000 Ed Hudson to k M Wilkin, Last Big Look mine, Old Hat District, Jan F, Sl.
 Fred Beck to Michael F Campbell, Is of Julia mine, Myers District, Dec 10, S1OO.
 John A Runler, to Douglas Snyder interest in Wonder mine, Tyndall mining district, S250. W B Caldwell to Douglas Snyder, interest in Wonder mine, one dollar.
 Wm Craig to Douglas Snyder, h1s in- terest lc Wonder mine, Sl.OO0.
 AFFIDAYITS. W c Stegman, Jan r..
 MISCELLANEOUS. VI Osborn to Louis Acuna. lot 10, block 139, Jan 9, 80.
 SATISFACTION OF LIEN. Stevens X Wolf against Genoa Levin.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. W 4 Hart, J A Rockfellow and c G to ] A Hartt. Arnulfo F Paredez to Milton Ward.
 BONDS. Wm McGibbon to G D Chillson, Car rie Faxon mine and mill site, Aba Win in mine and mill site, Moscow Belle, Pima county, S150000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

AsoLDIEB named Miller deserted from Fort Grant night before last, came down to Wilcox and sold his gun, horse. etc. bought a new suit of clothes and was about to skip the country when he was nailed and taken back to Grant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

Nr,ErY DO Americans are mining and ,-1snec.ins in the Somhretillo mount aius, Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

IT is reported that Gen. Carr has been ordered to Fort Grant under arrest. Gen. Riddle is in command at Apache.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

TIE cattle siezed by the Inspector of Customs were expected to be sold at A-vaca today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

PASSENGERS on the up train reported a severe snow storm in progress at BdwIe station.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

1TrSrE, from the Canyon del Gro, in ths Santa Catarinas. report work pro crossing and properties looking well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

HENRY HARRIS, of $. Liberman & O., Lordsburg. Is in town. He is largely interested in some fine mining property at Steeple Rock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

THr stage line which Is to run from Wu-low to Prescott will start about the ol-h of this month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15
Death of Chas. Conklin al Total Wreck.

At the toll-house on the Total Wreck road Charles Conklin, while in the act of throwing a refilled cartridge into a Win chester rifle, by a sudden jerk of the lever caused the cartridge to explode the fragments of the shell cutting him badly about the head and face, one piece pen etrating the left eye. No danger was apprehended from the wounds and he was removed Co one of the hotels in To- tai Wreck, where a party claiming to be a professional druggist was engaged to attend him. To relieve the pain dose of morphine was administered. from the effects of which he never rallied, although before dying he regained consciousness for few moments. The excitement for the time was intense and determination was loudly manifested to lynch the party who administered the morphine, Int better judgment prevailed and he was allowed to leave the camp, which he did without delay. In addition to the nor pbine large doses of whisky are sup posed to have been given. It was desired to hold an inquest to determine the true cause of his death, and for that purpose a telegram was sent to the Coroner in Tucson, who replied to the effect that the Justice of the Peace must act in his stead, but the reply was not received until several hours after the man had been buried. The funeral was largely attended, many miners coming in from the outside.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

c. G. THOMAS, of the Altar Touring mill. leaves for the East tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

AG. GEo. \. CRoFUTr, of Denver, Col ora-o, has been completing the circuit by the Southern Pacific route, which he ended two years ago at Maricopa. He has revisited that point and taken up 4ls line of information, going Eastward Ar. trofutt spent to-day in Tucson, and ea--el upon the CITIZEN during the day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

AE ARTHUR THATCHER, merchant and Justice of the Peace at Gro Blanco, re- ports matters very quiet-the boys hay llg sworn off-but prosperous. The Arvaca mill will on Monday commence crushing ore from the Blue Wing mine, ID Oro Blaneo. Developments at the Ryan mlre are being pushed ahead, giv- lls employment to some 75 or S0 men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15
PROM TUCSON BY srAGE.
man DISTANCES FROM TUCSON.
L.oraI Intelligence.

WESTERN bound travel is at present very light.
 rur fr trees are budding. Avaunt ,e frosts-
 rrr Albuquerque Journal, one Of our -.7.ia.t exchanges, announces its inten- -..- +o enlarge February lst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15

REPORTS from the south end of the EnaeAucas tell of the supposed shady eoinSs of the cowboys, who passed through that section with a number of me horses A fine blooded bay stallion, imposed to be about four years old, sTated from them and was taken up '! one of the miners working in that section. The animal is very gentle and without mark or brand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15
More Copper Companies.

The copper outlook for Arizona is very encouraging. The San Catarina Copper Co. have finished their road tc the mines from Tucson. Their machin. cry, furnaces and saw mill are now ill transitu from the Pacific Iron Works in San Francisco to Tucson. Freighters have already been engaged to convey the machinery to the mines. The con- pany have already constructed one of the best mountain roads ever built in thls Territory. One of the advantages th-s company possesses over all other copper companies Is that they have se- cured immense quantities of the finest timber contiguous to the mines. In a very short time the company will be pro ducing bullion. This is one of the strongest companies now operating in southern Arizona. Some of the officers of the company have been in thls city for a week; have visited the mines and are very much pleased with their invest ment. This is one of the several com panles organized by Dr. $. K. Kane. One other item that gives encouragement 10 the Arizona copper outlook Is that a wealthy Pittsburg, Pa, company who, six months ago purchased what is known as the Campbell group of mines in Bis bee from Dr. Kane, are about to com mence operations upon their valuable property. This property is located very near the CopperQueen and is consider ed by many who are familiar with the copper deposits of southern Arizona, to be equal to the Copper Queen itself
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
Capital Chatter.

Washington, 29.-There is good res-
son to assert that the report OF the House
committee on foreign affairs, on the
Chili-Peru investigation, won't reflect
on any United StsIes othcer.
Government has expressed willing
ness TO srbitrate upon the Mexican and
Guatemala boundary question.
The general impression Is that Con-
gress, ~ the latest, will adjourn in a
week from to-day. It viii be impossible to
keep q quorum here even as long as that
time, as 8 great many members Of the
House left yesterday not intending to re-
turn On the only vote taken yesterday
there was bat just quorum. 1t is not
expected there will be 8 quorum IN the
HOu after the middle Of next week.
Some wonder is expressed that the Chi
nese in Cuba should desire to return to
their country through the United Ststes
in view of the fact that the pssseI ger
fare through the United States is exactly
double what il is By the ship direct 10
China, and Cinnamon all want 10 20 by
direct ship.
Ex Representative Rice is spoken Of
as probable successor to the late Min
lister Marsh, at Rome.
The report that Joseph (. Mccain
mon, assistant attorney general of the
interior department, is soon TO be re-
move, is denied at the department. The
fact that he leaves Washington tonight
for an official trip to the Pacific Coast, TO
be gone several months, msy have given
rise to the rumor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30
nParsifal.w

New York, 28.-HeraLd's Bsyreutb:
The second performance of "Parsifal,"
this evening, was scarcely less interesting
than the first. After the close of the
opera sn incident occurred of 8 most un-
usual character in the Wagner Theatre
long continued applause. Finally the
curtain rose displaying Wagner, sur
rounded by the whole company In and
out OF costume. Wagner made a short
speech, thanking the artists. orchestra
and the mAchinists, including q few
words TO the public. The scene was one
of extreme enthusiasm. and the applause
continued many minutes after the fall of
the curtain. The town is very quiet and
no event Of any interest bas occurred,
except the reception at Wagner's house
last evening, at which nearly every body
here was present There was an i'm
N ense gathering, with many distinguished
persons present. The town is still
crowded and number Of visitors are ar
irving by each train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30

A Beautiful Varsity Of 70
aRANlkE CARDS, suitsbls teI toe
SallrooM. at TEKAX1 oMSs
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Produce.

Chicago, 29.-Whest active lower reg
ular, SO July. 81 August, ! September,
sales 951z August, winter 997z; corr
weak lower, III cssh, 81 and Az Sep
teuber; pork active lower 20.10 cash.
ga September; lard weak easier, II OH
cash, 1915 September, II 25 October,
sales 1918 September.
There was almost panic on the
'Change. Up to noon there was heavy
decline in prices. The drop on regular
wheat ranged from 22z@21z, corn l@4;
oats were only a triae lower. pork de-
clned nearly IL, and lard SOLO. Fine
weather, big receipts, md small ship
meDts were the chief factors IN the break
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30
The Tariff CommIsst on.

Long Branch, 29.-The tariff commits
sion gave hearing to-day to Z. n. Bo-
wee, jr. and William Henry Arnaux,
New York, representing the interest of
dealers in foreign newspapers, magazines
and periodicals.. They represented the
business as uDjustly Disseminated
sgainst by these foreign newspapers and
magazines coming free through the
mails under the postal union treaty when
addressed directly to subscribers in this
country, while coming in bulk to dealers
here they have to pay Rn Gd UGLOTena
duty of 25 per cent. They ask that news
papers, unbound magazines and unbound
periodicals, be put on the free list. Adj
jourHed till Monday.
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A Forger Found.

Milwaukee. 2S.-A. Blaudofski, f7i-
merly manager ofthe Killer trogpe who
says he is we'll known in Denver and
New York, was arrested to-GaV in pos
session Of two forged checks n Harry
Deaken, manager Of the Academy OF
Music. BlaudOfski says be was COM
PEELED to resort to that means to raise
money to 60 to Denver where his COM
pany recently disbSnded.
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward for
any case of Liver omplaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
CONSTITUTION or COstiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar J Gated.
Large boxes, containing so Pills, %
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware of counterfeits and lmlta,
tions. The genuine manufactured
onIv bv John G. WEST 6 Co., 4" The
PHI Makers" 1s1 and 183 W.Madlson
Street, Chicago. Free trial paekSge 2
sent by mail prepaid On reeelpg % 9
9 cent stamp q G. III i, Drug
Store. agentT 55o i3l ~
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Mining shares.

New York, 29.-Mining stocks very
dull. State Lines 2 and 8. p and %;
Ohrysolite, $50 and Is; Robinson. LBS
and l. 80; Bodie advanced to 5 25. Sales
for the day IS, 06O shares. Total for the
week 675, 543. The bullion receipts for
the week in New York from the mines
we're $236, 600.
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Hot.

New York, 28.-The nun Der Of deaths
reported up to EOon today, for the
twenty-four hours, was 1S4. OF these oO
were killed by cholera infantum, directly
due to heat There we're many sddi-
tionsl deaths due to heat in the after
noon snd evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-30
mONETARY AND sTOCAs
New York, July %. 1882.

New York, July %. 1882.
Money, 2@s; Covenants lower; stockf,
dull, firm; Western Union, SO; QUICK
silver, IL; Pacific, 46z; MsrIposs. 2;
Wells, Fargo, 12s; n. 7. Central, 1884,
Erie, 405s; Panama, 165; Denver and
r, e., 6S1S; Union Pacific. 116; bonds,
1857; Central Pacific 952s; bonds, 116H;
Eztro. q.
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III, Colorado House, Ct sixteen iurnished
rooTn. On corner Of 1st East and Sd South
Streets. viii lease for oas OF two years.
Por particulars enquire at my e4dce.
Three splendid residences from seven to
s,oht rooms each, beside buttery, closets,
ete on csr line. Rental from $50 70 SO per
month. saEh.
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GLENDALE PARK,

surx.x.d and laid OF In 4O-acre blocks with
broad avenues and streets; to be sold in any
ouSntity from = 5-scre lot to 100 acres, for cash
down. or four years time. divided into forty
eight monthly payments. Cal At our ONCE an
aaaufre for particulars
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
UPDEGRAFFS DEATH.

The dispatches thls morning report
the death, nlthmugh positive confrmn-
tiun IA yet inckiug of Hon. Jonathan T.
UpdcgiHll, of Mount plruanut, Ohio
republican nominee for congrrss from
the uiEbtocnth pl'. ii-'-..I NJ H.,
dogruT first entered couRrcss in March,
1878, beng elected Hs II republican. He
WA rc.elccicd IN lSsO aud achieved
."u,o prominence during the late arB
ron uf the forty -seyrnth cuugrcHs than
in the frat term of his aervice. Thit
won him denomination this ycnr aud
he was one Of the few congressional nom
/ inocs on the republican side who was
successful IN the coutcst of Tucsdny. II
is to be hoped TINT the rumor ~ hia
death may prove premature ~ nobody
derives any qualification from seeing n
SucccsR'ul Hspirnnt who ia also compc
lent nnd worthy, thus stricken down in
the hour Of his triumph. We
dare BHy his democratic opponent
tNEos Just this view Of it. But
should the report prove true 1t compi-
Gates, more than over, thu republican
/ mtuailun IN Ohio. Beaten IN nearly AL
the congressional diBtricts and having
! the legislature audHll minor state ullcea
wrcstcd from their grasp. thoy labor
under he stress uf disaster and consu-
lnont loss uf prestige. II Mr Upde-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Columbus und) > -ptclal 20 ludi auapoiis sen
uuI.I
A novel sensation occurred in Colum.
bus to-day, which probably has no equal
Ia the tnit,d = ntcs. IL viii givo Coum.
hus reputation lar aud wide and will
distinguish the principal character In the
episode. The particulars are thc.,. '-quir,
pWid New,om, leading citiz,n ct hi,
Ilare. lives In the cnstern lint of the city.
and his cory little home was mortgsr,i
10 Frank Crump, the wratlicst man in
bartholomew county. For som. Ilme
past Newsom has been dcprrss,d ON ar
count of NOT being abe 10 pay IN ,b,
M lriengr, which was due.
AZ noon to-day the two men met AT
Palmer x MAJ nnrd's saloon. NrNsom
tnld 'Inmp he couldn't pay him. where.
upon rump told hiu that ifhr Nrwsuul
would 20 home naked through the STR, ct
ana return the same way he would bc IT,
leNS'd ol the mortgage ut S9S3 upon his
/ poptlN. Nhrrrupon Nrwsum strippyI
stark naked and procured an up,n LANDAU
/ IN which hc rode through thr strrr,s iu
/ MS home. Here hc dismounied and ,y,,t
/ INTO the house. iomirg out hr said to
[ lhr diver, II am here, amt Y' and then
/ jan r'd INTO the landau and was driven
barh tu the place itum which he started
where he again donn,d his CLOTHES. com
paihilEely few people knew what the rN.
el,mrnt meant. Many who saw Tim
thought hc hnd been shot and Was benz
taken home.
Wh'n the truth became known thrr,
was considerable constcrnatiun an,
amazem"nt, whicu finally Terminated II
amusement. Il l. bclitvcd that Newsun
VIII get his SaSi mortgage released, n
Crump Is al hurUiublc man and in ever,
way re'p"ns,hlc. y, sides she agIr.m,n
wa- signed mud 800 forfeit money put uI
II any city In Indiana cAn give hetrt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
ADEsPERATE CASE.

The FNANiNru has Insisted aud doe'
yet contend that Hon. John Hancock
merits, at least, respect tor the bold and
honest expression u his views on the
tariff auction He has not prnciccd
eqnvocstipu or deception to catch votes
heguilcd this or that interest while IL
reality purposing antagonism thereto
but has spoken his opinions so openly
aud freely that no iuHn, after tho cleo
tiou, may nllcge that hc did not under.
stand what Hancock meant But this
{ fearless frnnkuess, so at vurihncc with
/ the siuuous methods Of some seekers FOR
oilico,do not appear to have impressed,
/ to Any great exteut, the leading interest
| in the congressional district Mr.. Han
cock asplrcs 10 represent. The wool
iutercs. distrusts and fears him lnd mny
be counted 'u re uutAguuistic to his -
piratiuus. The gravity Of this detection
should not hb uuderrrtimated, Tor il
holds the balance of power in the tenth
district The democratic politicians and
journals who watch the coruerr," a- the
saying IL, discern the serious aspects Of
ia" situation, and rciliz hat heroic
effort must be- made in Haucocku behalf.
pr hu In lupi Treasurer Lubbock and
Senator lcrfcll ARE already stummng for
him, and local orators, such m Col.
Buck Walton, ior example, are prcpar.
ing tu plead his cause ON the highways
and III the byways. Supplementary to
those suSiliarics comes the Galveston
News, with m mp al almost pathetic.
II says "Iu Ige Hancock should not be
"lei! alone /, Fight the battlr u demo
cratic principle against surli hrii
protective 10 the west" And again:
There aru b.mrpra.i, candidates ior cuu-
tres- Ia Traa. .u,h a- Rregau. Mds, Veil
born aud oth-t.. Who arr virtually without
punsitluu in urolr "VudIstri,t,. The, ,auuut
It this time lo thrn,-o.} -s more credit or thon
uattJ and t,t .Iuutry r greater service. than
by UAhVas-Ins the irGtu disirlct. srtttng be-
l"ro the psDri. NJ sl cis-se. aud Ill oocuph
'ion- the beauty aud benencen,e " tho true
,loiuprrAtl, theory u government aud mnl Ia.
Az ulHNIrlhhH lNhl lh 81 lftiubIlt Ia" uUlY
-ursror Tor thH general protection and The
General good i- the seuvu pr,duninhnce ia
Government ui thr social feelings aud ctyi,
virtues Oyer -n,hh instincts aud yrppIy In.
pulses
Stripped Of the glowing
yerbingc, the "glttcring gen.
eraliiies" that surround aud
ombel'ish IT, tins means We, l-gtowors
must be convinced that wool does not
require projections pnrAued to its ulti
mate significance 1t implies that unloss
/ this proposition can be hammered into
/ the hard hruds uf tine wool meu Judge
iInucnck's prospects NJ election are rx.
coodingly mcugrr The trionds ot Judge
Hancock aud he has them throughout
the rtHto- eau but regret the tendency
u circumstances HI bearing upon hir
| prospects. lie may br defeated, mud We
rather thiuk ho viii, but he should stick
| 10 lls toAt aud abide the r suit TIA,
apcc Gclc ~ nm nmbltlouu public mnu
/ who IN not prepared to sacrifice primer
/ Pile t" otpcdjcucy. ia rcfrcshng 40 rnr,
that the example will hardly Ice value
legs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
GAINING sItOt Nd
Success of the waco Daily Mar
ringc Hcncnt A--oCiHtion

Has an Increasing security iund lhtt
conmends it to public t4v"r. Tai. com
pnny Is one week old aud Il, issued ab u'
one hunJncd policies. It l. rapidly g4i he
ing ground Assessments VIII be levied
ouly as needed t." pay uii benefits. Ap.
pic1nts may enter now withuut p'yi Z
any membership i'e' pay $40 per iHy
ts-es sment- In cla.s u - go, class s,
~ ~, annual due IN 10th cit-.r-, SO,
part # which gOcs t1 the security mud.
Address all commInict TO
lUott j. T.. WALLACE. secretary,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
NIT ALTON.

The State Of Texas. To ihr sheriff or
any constable al Mrl.cnn,n county
Greeting:
You me hrcby commanded that YOU
summon hy making puhlinninn Of this
citation In some ucW srHpcr published i.
the county ui Mcl.crnuu Tor four ,uccc--
>ivC wcrh. previous tu the return dlN
hereof, Melissa Il. llal man ru be- aud lp-
pear before the honorable district court at
McL'nnan colnly, IoNr-, At the count
house thereof In the ,itV ut Waco. uu
the first Monday In November \. H..
lNN2, thcn ana there 10 answer the pet
ton of Samuel II. liryman. pllintin iiIeI
IN said court ON the lHh dny OF Srutom
hnr \. H.. lN>2. against the said MIi,.
h, lIn,mtn, drirpdtnt tor suIt uumhcr.i
h'l, the mature Ot which demand i. u-
luliuNs tu VII. An action iur divorce.
plalnlitl alleging that said d,i'uluut up-
iu-'d tn accompany him nom thr STATE ui
Mi-snuii to Texas and stDl r,lu,,s to lpiu
mm IN his new home iu INu- and u~
abandoned his bed and bourl. plintn
prays h., Judgment hi,sulyug the honi.
81 malrlmonN rNi.tin' hrlNr,u INN and
said defendant etc. Herein TAI mot. huI
al tMs wit, aud how YOU have rVr,uIrH
the same, Hah" due roIuru as Ne" Law 80
rectb
Issued under my hand, and tb.' scII 3D..
The district court at Mcl@uuun count {
Texas. At my ,lllcc IN Waco. this lhc lgih
day # september lSN2
Attest. Z + BF,~IpN
Clerk District Couu, Mclennan County,
TrNfs Oa1lcu4f
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Lieut.. Dauenhuwcr one Of the snryi-
Vors of tho ll.f,ted 'Jeauuetto' Arctic
expedition who in now lrcturlng, says
he has aeen moro brilliant aurora IN the
United States than ho snw at any time
dining hla ynyngn m tho Arctlc rngions