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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
NOTICE
P,rAeov1, Morxr,Iss PIaA CorNrr.

PATAGONIA MOUSTAISs PIMA COUNTY.
 ARIZONA TERRITORY. April -b is-s ITO LOUIS KLINE OR ANY ONE CLAIMING | title under him; You are hereby n0tited that we. the undersigned. have expended One Hundred Dollars m labor and improyeme its ur- on Inc Eure- mine. situated in the Pltag,lnia order to hold said premises under the provi- sious of section 2s24 of the Revised < atntes of the Unite States, being the amount required Co 1881.
 And fl within ninety days after publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditures as co-Owuer, your interest in sad claim will be- come the property of fle subscriber under sec tiOu 2S2f J. W. WILLIAMS
 CHARLES WEISENBORN Apl2Lw-gm EDWARD ERAUTUR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
LeddI.
PgORtTE NDTICR.

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF A bysd= Ptoulx. cece. ss-i. In P obsye Court, Pima cOlnty A r.
 Pursuant to su order of sa .uIt. q .de on hereby given that Thursda, the l7th day oz august 4. D. lss1 al li clock A. M of said day, at the courtroom of said Court s2l Meyer street: Tn the cIty of Tucson, county of Pima, have been appointed as ihe tine and place for proving the will of sad Ovlde Proulr deceased and fur hearing the application of Paz Proulx and II K hr lth Tor the isFus-ace Co them Of lettsrs test nentary. when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same
 Dntssi July I7. \. D. lss2
 jyls lawlm NJ GEgVAIS, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Application No. eO3 tor a Patent for ths
 @ibatro-~ Mtntng Claim.
'. !. LAND OFFICE AT rUCsoS, ARIZONA. !

a. | Notice is hereby given thai the Inca Gold and Silver Mining G.. by Robert A. Lewis lts agent. whose pOstutiics address IS Tucson. Arizona Las l2-a huear feet of the AlbstrOss mIne or ve 70 bearing gold sllVer and other minerals, W-.h surface ground tsJ feet width sttu.tts1 in Nr- yaca .-iniu-. Dl-tr4ct, Pima county. lcrriiory Artzuua, and desi -nased by the reld uu,es Hu ( Otflclal plat rl il this Oce as lot nun Der ss Ss.li los No. sS hrihg as follows:
 CommencIns Ht the ini;iai mcnumlnt co the center ot fhe no Th end sf the cluim. at 70 pire post feg hii;h. lSi inches sltarv m a riu.r,. of stOn s- and marked t. |. M. Bon taence < 17
 i,z-ee- 5l mia tes, |. 9u fs--i To the % e corner ot clam Co a Tine p,st 3xt Inehes square. lec- lou... --f the ground lud nlosmd oi stones ana tlnrxs.. \, No. II, from oh ra pos. tns S cut. ner ot tue pre4ir4inary survey of e Aribaca prlTate land citim bears S tt A degrees r. 2tr-li lee llsLlnt. Thence runs - desre-= 70 minutes w. ---5 t.at Co the e corner of the claim fo s pine D tst -xf inches square. feet long set m ground and Ound of -tOnes. marked \ 70. III. Thence run \ % degrees a minute- W 3O1 feet Co the center of The south line of claim a pine post 2x4 inches square. feet l0nr. st m the. gfGund ana mound of stones marked No IN. Thence e degrees 60 rinufss ", so feet lo the corner of the claim ts pine pOst 2Nl inches -,Iuitr. feet i,iis,. sft m the ground and mpund of stone. marked \ No. '. From which post '. S. N. monument No 1T. Arivac5, dlStrlct uedr- ' dits degrees. l. ,J feet distant Thence \ s2 degrees 1j minutes is25 feet Co the D " corner of claim to pine post 2xt inches square ! feet long, set m the grOund and mound of stones, market A No. VI. Thence < B7 degrees 5l minutes F. SlD feet to the initial monument and p'ace of beginning Magnetic variation i3 degrees CD ulnutes r.. containing i6.S7 acrCs. T ls clalin ls situated on northern slope Of Inca lilL GIgO Rang of mountains miles from ArIvaca- The location notice of this mine is recorded m the recorders office of Pima county. A. T.. m book J, record of mines page 51O and asl.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sald AlhatrOss mIne or sur fuce ground thereof, required to nle thelr adverse claims with the Register of the Unlted ,ates Land O1ce at Tucson. Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days perlod of pub hcatian hereof. they Will be barred by virtue of the provisions 0f the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register
 Buell < Andersen, Iacson. Arizona, attorneys for applicant
 It is hereby or,iere-i that the foregoing notice of application for patent be- published for the pertod of sixty days ten consecutive Week-i m the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newsp paper pub llshed at Tucson. Arizona which paper IS hereby deslguated by published nearest such claims. HENRY cot SINS, Register.
 First publication. May 2s. iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
SUM MONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI l clal District. in the County Of Pima. Territory Of Arizona. Charles Hudson and James K. ToOle. co-partners under the firm name of Hud- son Company. plaintiffs, against Henry D. Corbett and Hos. 6i Cofhatt defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Flrst Judicial District m and for the County of Puma, m the Territory of Arizona. The Territory of ArIzona sends greeting to Henry D. Corbett and Rose G. Corbett.
 You are hereby summoned and required tO aI- pear m m action brought against you by the above named plaintiffs in the District Court of the First Judicial District m and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona. and answer the com plalnt filed with the Clerk of thls Court. at Tucson m said County cOpJ Of which com plant accompanies thl- summOns), within wen ty days texelusive of the day of servicel after the serr1ce upon you of this summons. if served m thls County: but if served out of the County and within this District then within thirty days; m all other cases iorty days.
 This action IS brought to recover judgment upon a prumis.ory nota m The sum of S350. and interest st t~o per cent. D mon h from June 9th, ls-i. and Co fureclOse E mortgaEe Of real pr 'perty securing the same; sand mortgage coy- erIng portion Of Lot Three. in Block Ninety Two, ID the Clty of Tucson, m said County of Pima.
 And you Ere hereby notified that If you fail 10 appear and ans ser the complaint as above re- qulred the plaintiffs will take judgment against you Tor the relief demanded m the complaint. and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dis trlct Court al IucsOn. this 9th dsy of July A. D. lsS2
 - GEO. A. CLUM.
 Clerk.
 By CASEY CLUN. Deputy. Haynes & Stiles. altoneys for plaintiffs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Tho C.ffle CaSa-

The charge of cattle stealing made against Antonio Murrieta and Guadn- lupe Martinez appears to have been without foundation and its origin Tn the identification of ear marks on cattle. MT. Murrieta following his vocation of butcher purchased an unbranded heifer from MT. Martinez, but as the latter gentleman was sick he told the former where the animal could be found. On reaching the des- ignated place Murietta selected the ami nal answering best the description given, took it away and slaughtered it. But through mistake, the one taken be- longed to Mir. Hancock. On learning what had been done a warrant for their arrest was sworn out on the above named charge. In the hearing before Judge Meyer yesterday afternoon the facts of the case were brought out and the difficulty amicably settled. Certain it is that no harm was intended by either, and Judge Meyer expressed surprise at it being taken into court at all. The statement made in the CITIZEN yester- day was done on the strength Of the charge made at the time the warrants were issued. To-day 1t g1ves the facts of the case as elicited at the trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
NOTICE.

fNHE UNDER>Ic$ $ED HEREBY SO 'lFl | all pcrs,,n- tlat th'y are '4r "WHri- a. '-. taiin mining clam -ii11ts1 il f t-ala- i '1l t' in the Pafs-vnia NsrEt -fr-. PiVF Dulrfgt A'- zunA, known z- tre r.wPit-E MINE That patent fr -3it mining cail wr' [. sued on the lsth day ut fr1-largt i's'' .- United Stai-- tiasrrumrrt ta tfr uu--r--- t which pnfeut i- ou record il fh- r,c'-d-- ... iu Tuc-uu, Piua County. iG buos ii li H'- Kecort-, and for uiar- parficl sr rri1rn .' mining claim reierrf e i- hereby ll-he '' record .I All persons are Wa-l-d agzinst sorkinz - claim. as s.i tr-spa---r- thereon Will be 2 cuted according Co law
 FORBCsHt
 iYls STEPHEN O'COSEs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

Mir. James Preston, of the firm of Preston k Heslop, sawmill men in the Huachucas, is in Tucson on his way to Guaymas to lay the seizure of their ma chinery and stock by the Mexican au- thorities, before Consnl Willard. For the past year their mill was located near the south end of the Huachuca range. and in order to reach Bisbee and Charleston, their principal markets, 1t was necessary to gu a short distance On- to Mencan territory. which they were, by an agreement with the Custom House officers, privileged 10 do. Finding it to their. best interest to remove their mill to Ramsey's canyon cn the other side of The range. they attempted to take their machinery by the same route as they had done the lumber, but on the way the Mexican authorities seized every thing and to )k It to the Custom Rouse ten miles below. A change in officers had been made that day, and the new conner over zealous in his duty caused the seizure. When put before the proper authorities everything, it is believed, will be made right.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

EDITOR CITIZEN: Incl sed please find copy ot item cut from your issue oi yesterday:
 Nick Thomas, the affable clerk at Col Joseph Durr's place on Mesilla street Is linguist of no mean accomplish ments. He speaks fiuently the French German, Italian. Spanish and American languages, and has a pretty fair knowl. edge of Latin, Swede and the Danish languages besides.
 The nationality of all the other Ian Suages is given and understood but one the American. Will you kindly inform me what constitutes the Amerlcan lan- guage? Is 1t Choctaw, Greek, Apache or any one of the many Indian tongues
 Oblige yours, SUBscRIBEB.
 It is the English language with the HIS" in their proper plsces.-ED.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Cheap Rent.
IRISH LORD.

TUCsoS, July g, 1882.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: A simple liIe m your issue of tue 22l, set me to think ing. Cheaper house rent for families needed in Tucson" Yes, that IS what we need. 4 moderate rent for families coming here to reside. And there IS no reason why houses of two rooms and kitchen with closet for clothing and pantry for dishes with pOrches in front and rear of house and they well ventil- ated cannot be built and rented to steady tenants at from $l0 to Sl5, with good profit to their owners. I have often thought in noticing petitions to the Board of Equalization for reduction of taxes, if they ever stated that their property consisted in houses that con- tsined two rooms each of which con tained four walls. roof with two doors and one window to the whole, for which they received S25 in U. s. coin, not will ing tc accept the good old Mexican dollar for which we often paid Tn Cali fornIa Sl.10 in U. $. coin.
 Respectfully, A HnUsERENrER.
 Unregistered votes will at the next
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Inflammation Manfed

Of W. Gtaner from Wuriemberg, Ger many. Wien last heard from about twenty months ago, he was in Dos Cabe- zhs- Anyone knowing of his where ahou'a will confer GIeat favrr by ac- qnsinting this office as it is important taat he bo 70 md, !lyll-wlmO
 MT. Geo Cbe,-sv - 3 -' , : -'.t. Neo- ClS,7y ,l.s. - mas been Rrpointed t0 s..r aPeriatendency Of lLe San Xavier m ines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

The United States Customs House for this sub-distrlct having been by order of the Hon. Secretary of Treasury. removed from ArivscA, 4. T., tO Tucson. A. T., all persons. on and after this date. crossing from Mexico into the United States and desiring to enter Tucson, either m wagons. carriages or vehicles of any kind. wIth or without merchandise of any de- scrlptlon. or with horses, mules, burrOs, cattle. sheen. or animals of any desc riptlOn. must. up Regulations. fallnre tO comply with tis above requirements will meet with 8 strict enforce ment of the laws governing he entry of teams, vehicles and merchandise from a foreign cum try. ALWARD WHITE.
 Dep. Collector. United States Custom House. sOs Stone Avenue. Tucson, A. T. Deputy Collectors Oeiee. July lss2 Julyl0 dIt-wst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Le6aL.
Application No. sss for Patent Co tbe ThaH-
 serrr Mining (laIn..

[. s. LAND OYFICE. TUcsoS ARIZONA.
 June 2g IS-. ! - Harmon. whose pOstoahce address l. Tucson. Arizona. has this day hlsd m this office his aT- plIcation for I.257 linear fee of the Ihuuderer mine or vein bearing silver and other minerals with surfac- ground t1l feet oq the end and s55 feet on W end m width. situated m 1yn- tiAll Mining District. Pima County and Ter notes and licill plat on He In this office ss Lot No. 42 G & \ K Meridian. Haid Lot sO. 42 being discribed as follows:
 clam a red wood post | ncies square. feet long in m0auua-nt of stones. marked ' l NJ N.'. l. thence run ui4 dezre-- r. l7A fcst to a red wood post at W corner Of clam. [ inches square. [ feet lOn- ID monument of stones marked T No. 2. thence : ss degrees co minutes F. tZl7 feet tO red wood pust at corner Of claim inches squrs m monument of stones marked T No. 2, thence ni@ degrees. W so feet to a red wood pot inches square, feet long m monument uf storcs marked No { marking l. end ct-ter pi clam. from which pn-t an oak E inches iu dam ter bears d9's d,,- grees F. a feet dista.t. marked T No. B T; iheuce o. degrees W on same line, tli fees from said \ r. corner CT claifn Co a nd gsoOd post inches squAre, feet long at V r corner of clam. m monument ot stones marked ' No. !; thence $ sgit degrees ". l.2l5 feet to N COZ ner monument. a rel wood post inches square. | feet long in ID .numen- of stones marked T No. from which point NJ N No. 2 NN. Iyldzli District bear N lt degrees. " s d55 fs-t dis tHnt; thence \ degrees r. minutes. E1uJ feet to The initial monunent and place of beelnlnr. Variation i2 degrees 5i minutes T. containing iu.sS acres. Thi$ claim Is situstei ou the -Ic-. of the Saleru Hlll. S,.ll-llnown in the Tyndall Distr e anu bOundei the west by The II len mine. The location no-ire is recorded iu the -ecorder'- oehcs for Plma County. T. Iu book F records of mines page lSl and lsi.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Thund-rer mine. or the sur fnee ground, are required t1 h.e their adverse claim Nith the Register uf the United tate- Land Office At 11cson. in th. Territory of Arizona, during the si1tI day period of pub licatiOn they vii Dc barred by virtue of the provisions of tho statute
 HENRY CDU SINS. Register.
 l. is hereby orlerci that the foregoing notice b. pubiished Nty days ten consecutive weeIsl in the Ar.zola CIFIzES. a weekly newspaper pabllshol at Tucson \ r which paper IS here by designated by me as pabished nearest sach claim. HENRY COUSINS. kezister.
 kAsIL & SMITH. Ats9rne.s for Applicant
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
No BIS for Patent ta The
 luba Mining Ciafin
c. S. LAND OFFICE, Tucson. A. T..

June s I-7-s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FILL 4 ott B. BlaEchard, William A V ood Henry Sheldon Mary l.. Spoon-r. Marion S t1- Henry Robinson. William Robinson Nirglu.a C ho0inSon and GeOrge hch.srisln. who-e poet otilce address is care of J. A. Whifmora Iu,-on A. T., h we thls day Iled application for a lat- ent Tor i3's linear feet of the luha m la ur Veln, beariug gold. silver and other mIHaal with surface ground 5uu feet In width. situated m 6reatervllle mining district Puma county, Arizona and desi sna. ed by the he.d notes and Ohcial plat on hle m this office as lut So '7. sad lot . being as follows tO-wit.
 Beginning at the inltIal monument of ciaiu. betng a mesquite post 4Xi inches. fec iouE u monument Of stones. mar.ed | 1 M from which United States mineral monument. Great eryllle mining district No |, hears 70 de- llls feet- thence e deg s5s feet Co a mes quite post t1t inches. | feet long at SO corner. marked C.; thence S6 deg 3l min ll6 Feet Co mesquite post 4Nt inches feet bong, sf ne corner, marked Y \ L. m mound of -tur.a.
 Thence 5l deg ij min spD feet Co D center monument of clam, Co mesquite pOst fxt irrHr~ { feet long. marked | N C, from which atI-- oak ls inches m diameter bears n ,j deg O. nm 52s feet distant.
 Black oak tree E inches m diameter Its.- Isdeg 70 nm Q, both marked BITING.
 Thence same course at bO1 feet Co m--iu.-s post txt inches. feet loug m mound of -'nus- st uw corner, marked N w
 hence 3s3i deg gis feet Co mesquite rs'-t fx4 inches, feet long. m mound nf stone. at sw corner. marked ' sW.
 Thence 5lit 0eg 3Jl feet Co the rI-al monument post, \ Ai The pilre of h.lluuIn-- Variation l2 deg S7 mn e. Containing l-g acres.
 The amended location notice of tai. -riaa r- recorded in the Recorders oai @ for Pima 1u1- ty, A. T., m book cf records of mi--s pa.a'- -if and 5sL
 Any and all persons claiming adversely azy portion of sad Auba mIue nr che -urface a.log-i. are required to q e thaIr ndyer-a clam wlf4 -lr hegister of the United Stafas Land OlI -a at Tucson ArlzonG. during ile sIx'y days i~a'-i O publication. or they Wii, b. arred by virtue of the provisions of the starute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Regi-t-r. lt is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice b. published sixty days lten cou-ecut.,- vs-ss. Tn the ArizO.a CITIZEN. a wee6ly neS-pa.-f published at Tucson. A. T winch pager i- he-e- by desigitated by me as published uear--t slri claim HENRi COUSINS. Regi-fef First publication June n. IS-2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
U.s. LAND OFFICE, .ueson. Anzona.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALEX - znder Harrison has tled notice of his intau- non Co make hnal proof ln s.ptort uf hls pre- emptiou D \ No SIS claim. and secure nnal en- try thereof. and O. at such proof Will re taken sf thls office On tie nth day of July. I.ss al l0 o'clock a. ui., for the ne is sec le, Tl5 SRi4F and names the following Hz his wi nesss-- VIZ. Henry Buehman. M J Brlndase Jos Betz and M kitt al of Tucson, A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. FirSt publication June n. l-es2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
LeoetI.
Application No. sI7 Tor a Patent tO the |
 Louise Mining Claim.
U.s.LASD OFFICE, Tuoaos, AEIzoSA,

June :. iss2. NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVES THAT THE ~ Gro iilanco Mining Company, by Geo w. Deitzler. agent whose postoliee address IS san Francisco Gal. has thi- day nlec application Tor a patent for i5OU linear feet of the LouIso nlne or veJn. bearing gold and silver and other nm erals. with surface ground bsO Feet m wldth' situated m OrO biAnco mlninE dtstrist- fline. county Arizona. and designated by the held notes and ofiicial plat on ne in this ohlce as lot No C. said lot @ being as follows to-Hlt:
 Commencing at initial monument m the mid de of claim af oak post sx0 inches square . feet high. in monument Of stones. marked l>olise No 1; thence south sl deg 70 mn along center line of claim SU feet to shaft No z at 1lo feet to pine post .xt inches square. 5 feet long, at V end center of claim, marked Louise No
 Thence n deg &u min W 90 feet along v end boundary of claim, the same being end bOun- diary of the Sarah Jane N C. to nv corner Go pine post 2xl inches, feet long. in mound of stones. marked Louise No 3, from which Unlted states mineral monument No 2 Gro Blanco mining dls- trict, bears s0 deg tO min. distant l4lO feet
 Thence sl deg 3u min along line of clam l9uu feet to pine post ZNi inches sJuars. feet long at ne corner of claim, marked Louiss So |, m monument of stones
 Thence deg s0 min e on e end line cf claim AU feet to pIne post %xi inches square, ! feet long. being end center post, marked Louise NO5
 Thence same course at 6O0 feet to SC corner pine post sNi inches square, feet long. m mound of stones. marked LOuise No 6.
 Thence el deg A mn l5O feet on side of claim Co sw corner find oak D. st 2x3 inches square. feet long. ID mound Of stones, marked Louise No
 Thence n deg % min end line 90 feet to post No 2. the point of beginning of the exterior lines of said claim. Variation r. deg 20 mn c. containing 3l65 acres. This claim lies a high round hill. about One-fOurth of a mile SC of the Orion company's mill. The location notice k recorded inllecorler's office for Pima county. A.T.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Louise mine or surface ground, are required Co tle their adverse claim with the kegister of the United States Land Office at Tucson. 'rizoua- during the sixty days period of publication. or they WIll be barred U virtue of the vrOvisIOns Of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. It k hereby ordered that the foregoing. notice be published sixty days ten consecutive weeksl the Arizuna CIEIkAN. a weezly uewspaper published at Tucson. A. T., which paper IS here- by desigua-ed by me published nearest such Claim. Fl e.NhA t'UI NlS. Regls-er. Err.t r.ll I...ntlnr h.. I1 fs.I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

The laborers excavating for the A. T. < $. F. R., six miles south of Crittenden station. discovered three pottery ollas filled with human bodies. The ollas were imbedded three feet in solid lava rock, and appearances indicate that the lava had flowed around them. Inone of the Ollas were found three Spanish coins bearing date l5i3 The bones were complete and of the human frame.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

General Francisco P. Castillo on his way from the city of Mexico to Wash ington, IS registered at the Cosmopol- itan. He is said to be General of fine abilities and has a good standing in the Mexican army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
DEEDS.

DEEDS.
 'H D Williams to John Even. tb, N NIstOn Iud Currency mines aai -,a, ,b-r al the Jefferson lnine; slu.,jJ
 Nm I' IjsEs aud wife Co the Iucsan ,luers Hon,,,. ;c;ppany, lot 6, block J2, ..i 8, uilck JZ; q, ,;7AS., T,
 'rrJer HaicS, the NV of Seq, ,. Ip lJ ',uuth Gf Ialge l3 east; a.so SWif ul Sec 7, Ip l5 sOpih, range lj east; Sl.sj,. i " rarAer and Sylvester Satts tu fucsOn Water Company. SHli ot Sec 2, fp IS south of range l3 east; alsr 5W -! Oi Sec ,, Tp l5 sunth of range I3 east; consideration, S2; July 9th.
 Tomas Gonzales and vie to W ! PsrkeT, the west half of ths sonrhwes. : -'vruer ,.f $ r,tion B. all tOWnship lA, s,uIi 1 range I3, cInra nln-, ei. ny acres, witt I lnte est ln an sSequa leading from t. ., aLia Cruz rIyer to a1d upon sad si.-, ll,6O0
 James Ma-cus to Charles Never, au undivided half of lot in block 19d, Tue sun, p ,500.
 N A and Dora E Mcdonald, of Total Wreck, .tO J R Carty, of same place, dwelling house occupied as residence, goo
 Henry Rhodes to Mrs. l. A Bobo, one third interest in Blue Cloud mine, Elm pire district; S310.
 E D Bridewell to B F Russell and Clarence Wright, interest in the Rattle Snake mine Silver Bell district, $50.
 c Munderlius tO Alexander Mckay, all right and tltle to $500 square feet of land, being the northwest | section g, township If, south of range ll3 east, Sl50.
 Joseph Washlnchick, Wm Walter and H L Caples to A Davidson, the Crys- tai Palace mining clam, Empire dis trict, $500
 Manuel Elias to Ysador Marcas de Ehas, his wife, her heirs and assignees, all hls right, title and interest in a cer- tain designated cattle brand, considera- tlon, natural love, affection and sl.
 Joseph Goldtree to Joseph A Brow der. an undivided half of the following named mining claims and mill site: Note Babi, Copper World, Argonaut, Copper Beauty and the Copper Beauty mill site, located about fifteen miles east of the indian village of Comobaba, Sl, 200
 BONDS. T A Stiles, A D Otls, Samuel Hughes, l W L Vail, John $ Carr and c H Web l Der to J F Knapp, the Michigan Boy | mining claim, Empire district, Sl0,OO0. l J F Knapp to J A Whitmore, assign. ment of one-half of bond on Michigan | Boy mine, Empire district; sl.
 MIsCFLLANEoUa Articles of incorporation of the Tue son Water Company; Robert L Pease, | Richard A Park, Israel $ Penfield, II A | LawtOn and John $ Kellogg, incorporat- DTS; term, 100 years; capital stock, Sl50,- OO0
 Appointment and oath of office of c | W Feltei as Deputy Sheriff in and for Pima county.
 Appointment and oath of office ofl William Skinner as Deputy Sheriff in and for Pima county.
 Revocation of power of attorney granted by Nj Wilkins to c F Wilkins. Location of Lucky Tom mill siie, Empire district, June 2d. Euuice G Clark.
 Don Quuote mil site, Tyndal district, May 29.h, Philip Ameut.