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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
PAT. HOLLANDS NISFoRTUXE.
i Reputation for Fine worI. Spoiled by
 .ru arrlIa..II.

an Accident.
 Years ago. iu tLe early days of the Comstoct excitement, Pat. Holland, now Postmaster and Coroner In little town in Cochise county, Arizona, was the most respected man ln the State. He had the reputation of being dead shot with pistol. or course thls ac- complishment made him feared by ey- erybody, and there was no man ID IT, gina so bold as to cross him In pubic. Pat acquired bis reputation by shooting on the stage, and could knock an apple of his sons head with an accuracy and carelessness which combined to impress the public far more than the manner m which the pains-taklug William Tell performed the feat with an arrow IT, nally Pat. secured a young lady EAo would allow an apple to be snct oi. ner tiaxen roll, and when Pat. executed the feat he would throw his keen ey ss at the girl and tuen roll his OTbs UJ into the gallery. and without looking at Lls 2, ark send a bullet through the fruit. As was put down on the bills as "Pat. Hol- lands psychological feat of shooting from memory and drew crowded houses. One night he advertised to shoot apples from twelve young ladies heads in succession and only take one look c the crowd. Plpers Opera House was packed with men at dollar a head. and when the curtain rose twelve immaculate ballet dancers were in line along the wings, each with au apple on her head. Pat. stepped tO the foothChts and bowed amid tremeE- dous applause. He had a siX-shOOter in each hand, and the stage man. ager announced that be would shoot the last six apples with his left hand, Casting his eye along the line, be took a long breath, q steady position, and then faced the audience. Lifting his revolver he began to shoot ln rapid sue cessi0n, and the apples began Co fly out Of si-kt amid the breathless silence of the audience. The curious part Of the performance, however, lay ID the fact that by the tune Pat had fired SIX shots all the apples had disappeared, yet he kept right on banking away with his second weapon from his left hand, amid roars of laughter and derisIOn. To cap the climax, two apples got tangled to- gether and remained dangling from the edge O. e scene H. plaIn sight of the au- dience The trick was at once apparent Each apple had fine thread attached, and at the shot was ierked quickly out of sight. The supes behind the scenes, who pulled the strings, got confused at Pats rapid firing, and half the apples disappeared before the time. Two were snatched off simultaneously, and the strings overlapping in the air brought the apples together. where they hung to theN edge of the scene. the strings being on each side. This ended Hollands career as a public soloist on the pistol, and the public gradually came to look upon him as an ordinary mortal. Socn after tais he got into a street TOW in Pioche and fred twelve shots iu a deuEsly populated portion of the city without killing a man. But for attempting to do too much az once be might have gone Co Congress from tLis State years aEo-. Carson Appeal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
The Court, Mistake.
From sPeCks Sun,


 Judge Davis used to tell some admir- able storles of an old Illinois judge, one cf which We chance particularly to re. member. One of the judges was rather remarkable for conveying to jurors ID his charges to them his own opinions with regard to the merits of the case. In one case Le had done so with great plainness, but to his amazemeut the jury hung out for hours without com ing to au agreement. The judge inquired of the blillI what was tue matter, and learned from him that one juror was hanging out against the other eleven. He sent for the jury at once. and, stat ing to the iurors that he had plainly in- timateG how the case ought C. be decIj- eG, sad he understood one juror was standing out against the other eleven. He proceeded to rebUke the juror sharp ly. The obstinate juror was a nervous little man, and as soon as the judge was done he rose and said; Judge, may l say word?' "Yes, sir said the indIg- uaut judge, what have you to say!' Well. what l wanted to say IS, l am the only feller that's on your side
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
I.a.t reek re hnI ncca.

Last week We had occasion to state, that, according to reports, the Indian agent at Sacaton, this county had In- yestigatcd the alleged defalcations of ez-Agent Wheeler, and found hls ac- counts correct. Since then we have inquired into the matter further, and fad contrary state of facts. Wheelers shortage will amount to something near Sl,J00 or S2.OJ0. We have also learned from a reliable source that thIs piYus agent sold a lot of hay to the government at S20 per ton, and sub sequently Te-sold 1t to a company Of soldiers brought to Sacaton by d false alarm, for $40 per ton. There Is an- other thing in connection with Wheeler that the grand jury of this county should look into carefully, and that is the murder of PspsGos, last summer, by the agency police. We have been informed by gentlemen who say they are prepared to prove what they assert, that Wheeler desired the assistance of the Papagoes in harvesting his crop, and that the police where sent after them with instructions to bring them in dead or alive Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Letters aara.led for a5 the Palace: Hon Clas Silent, C \ Sli5ell, r NJ ptDJuel, W V Merritt, Geo Hearst, \ Palmer. Theodore fllrstr8tu, AipnzO \ Taauc. ? r Bl5co, Humphrey Rogers, AH Lmauge., F l. Mclean, Pascual Canon. Prof z Eutlill. Henry Peard, r Ilug.iar. Geo ? Gross, Dr R r Burgess, }Ie I Aslworth. Geo 2 Hall, Joseph I-lazer, c A Se-yoss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
HENET COUSINS. Rsglster.
Notice orForfesture.

V'D ADOLPH DIAZ OR THO,E CLAIMING
 T under .iU- You are hereby notified That ] have expended o1a t1utrri dollar I1 labor and am pruv-ntlt- upon tle Warwick mining claim, -lf.---l .l tLr He.vsfla Mining District Pima dor t-e TroEisl1rs of sect;uu -l-i Eevi-ei Stat u--- ut Q a United S-lte-. being tLl amount re- T1l-et fn hold -te same for tte gear ending De- c- ul-- si-- 1881. And If within ninety days af- .r tals notice hy publication. you flil or r-- fl-- Co contribute yuIr Proportion cf such er- psrdlture a- r1-1uurr with cost uf this adv-r- r--- -le1r- your interest ll tl- cad claim will be come tIa prure-fg oi the s1bscrlbe-. under -a.d section ga. Your proportion co sa.d erpandl- .urr Is hfty dollars.
 o-@s- JOHN YOUNG.
 Grsase-viI!e. Pima Co.,. A. T.. Os.. s5. Iss3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

A VIZ al bank iy disc sectives Of laxl not bee bsnks
 vaults
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Protection from Malaria.

The preventive is the far famed Southern remedy, Simmons Liver Reg ulatOr, purely vegetable tonic, cathar- tic and aiteraJiye. IL acts more prompt ly in all forms of malarial diseases than or quinine, without any of the injurious consequences which follow their use. Take tie Regulator and it vii! keep your liver. bowels and kidneys in perfect order and you will never have an experimental knowledge or tine meaning of the word malaria.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Application So. 250 for Patent for the
 Garfield Mining Claim

 October l6, l>,2 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED. - ward P. Aliis and James McC. EihOtt whose postoice address Is m care of I. L. Stiles | Tucson. Arizona, have thIs day tled theIr appll- cation for patent for lJ0J linear feet of the Garfield Mine or yeiu. bearing gold and silver with surface ground Q feet ID width. sItuated . ID Harsuaw Mining District, county of Plma and Territory of Arizona. and desIguzted by the ueu uute- and u1lclal plat on Lis in tlIs office ae Lot Number l3 ID sad district. sad Lot Number i2 beIus a- follows, to-vlt. Beginning at tle initial monumest. where the ro-cr u. location Is posted. at a I.us- 3K3 inches square Feet high, and marzei " Gar. No. l.. .' whence '. S- mineral 1lonumeut No. g. Harshaw District bears 90 de- .ui nm W, lS2J feet dis- tauf.
 Thence x 32 deg i2 min F. 3lJ feet Co tLs " corner ot gAlm Co a post jx3 inches square, feet hie.l, marked Gar. No. IT,
 Thence \ t3 deg z-. min E I5pI feet Co s E cor ner. of claim co 2 pos, aNl inches square, feet Thence \ g da.; e min W 3ln feet to center of N l. end of clam Co @ post 3T3 inches square, 2 feet luu-, marked " Gar. No. ""
 Thence x 8. deg e min W 3O feet Co the V r corner or claim to @ post SX3 inches square. . feet high. marked Olr No. E."
 Thence < 05 deg g min " l500 feet to \ W cor rer of claim, Co @ post aE3 inches square. feet high. marked " Gar. No. AI."
 Thence < 8. des f2 mn E sa1 fsct to the place of beginning.
 NI.-uetic variation I4 deg 5S min. contain nlr 3l.t- acres.
 Inc location of this mine is recorded in the Racorier'- oH.cs Of Pima County, Arizona. in iook l. Records of Mlua-. page 2lE
 Iae uCoiulug claimants are the owners Of rhc AIiIs Mining tlmm.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any Uortl1u of -aId Garfield mIue or surf zee ground arc raguIrrl tp file their adverse claim with t.. Ee-Ist-- uf tle United states Land uIra at luc-ou, A- t- during the -INry days par.Ha gt publication. Or they wIll b- barred by v.r-ls cf Che provisions uf the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Haynes St-le-, Attorneys for applicants Il i. hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be uubil-uet for tur perIuI of sixty days lteu consecutive weeks m Che Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published af Iuc-o1. X. r.. winch paper i- hereby ta=iEulred by me as pub ll-l.ed nearest such c.IIm.
 HENEl COUSINS Register. lir-t publication October % l,-2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Probate Notice.

IS HE MATTER OF THE ES ATE OF F. 1 r. Cotton tecsasei. In Probate Court. Pima county. A. y.
 Pursuant Co an ori-r rf said court. made on The -t day rf b-ceT her. A. U. I--Z a flee i= hereby --ve1 that Tuesday tho -i day of Jam a-y, A. 70. l-~i. at q o'clock s. of sand day. O. tl- t"lrt-ouu CT sad Court. % rla Courthouse il tae city co. Iuc-ou. coH ury uf Pima. Ar-zYns Territory. have been appointed Gs l- tune and place for pT1viuE -le gT ll 0f =aii R. r. Cotton deceased, and for he4ul. fla af- phcatl11 et Jsrrs QEi- 'au for the I-saauce To hun ot letters festamtutary. when and w--r- any person i1te-estei nay appear and contest the same.
 Tucson. 4. T.. December 1. ls-2
 deSWii V. GERVAIS. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Application No. .fO for a Patent to the
 New strike iiining Claim.
L.s. - UrEIcE, m. !. ..

Oc-uher'iU. I,-a- | NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ] ~ Silver Moon -.lulu- Company, a corporl- Bon "i -s p0'-tolir' address I- in care of T. l.. . Sti. -, Tucson, Pima County. Arizona. has this d-. Ilrd its application for patent for i{i5 Hl .lr feet at tIe New Strike mIue OF veiu heaI- lu- sold and -Ilyr-, vitl -lrface ground tu feet lu width -ituatad Ju Amoie Mining District luunfy Of Pima. and Territory of Arruua and 1s-iSha.td oy t-e u-ld D 5te- and ullciai plat ou nl" in thi- ollce as Lot Number J m sand District, sad Lot No @ being as follows. t0-wIf-
 hesluutng at tue Inltial monument. at fhe NV ent qf the claim at a llu'e. post; by inches feet bong and marked 'tN. x. No Do. whence L. \ mineral monument S'I. Amoic District. bears x 20 deg D. nm W. s1 feet dis,aut
 Thence S ii deg 90 mn ". aO feet Co tho Sw feet hsrb. aai mart.i x. X. No IT -'''-''7 Q
 Thence S 69 deg 9 nm E l3t5 feet to the < F corner of claim. to pine post 2xt inches feet long, and marked ' \. S. No H." Thence \ il deg % min F l-5 feet Co the inter s-c-luu or tEe W -ILe line of thn silver Moon MiulLs Claim Lot No aI. the V corner of winch bears - go deg .la nun Y -lfget distant and S1 feet Co rLe center of end 0t clam, to a pi1e post 771T' Inches, feet long, and marked
 The1cs \ u deg .o5 mn F si0 feet Co the S F corner of clam, Co pine post 2Hg inches. feet lour and marked " \ x. Nov"
 Thence \ 6g deg g nm W ifl feet Co the inter- sertluu wltH tle W sIde lire 0f The Silver Moon Claim. the x W corner of which bears S f9 deg -H3 nm E .sl feet distant and i3fl feet to the corner or lla-il. fo 60 pIae poet -AI 2 and 214 ls. and
 Thence < a deg % mn " s1J feet Co the place of beginning. containing 1j03 acres. eNcluslve of tl' conflict with the Silver Moon Claim. Lot No sl. -1I acres not claimed In thi- application.
 Aa-uetIc variation l3 deg g7 mlu F.
 ta- location ot ttls mIZe i- recorded Iu tte Ee0lrler'- otlce of Pima county. ArE1ua. Iu Book D of Mining Records, page 51L
 hr a.Iu-uI1E claimants are the owurr- of the i,lHua N.-ft Claim Ul fle w. Che owners of the tE1srt llalm rr rhe '. end tte owners of the Silver Moon tiaim or S E-
 Any aui a.. pD--- r..IH % adversely any IHr.lHl p' -E.I N.e -.. ......l. .- fle zurface -,-u".l lrH l.-4l.--.. ts ... tlei. adverse clam wifl rt- Register of rna United State@ Land Olee a- Fur-.u. Arizona. during th- sixty days peuoi of publication hereof. OF thex VIII ta harr.i hy vi-tla 1f rae provisions ot the sfI-ute-
 HENRY COUSINS Register.
 ir i- hereby ari Tei thrr -he fore-oir- notice b. lurli-lei f0r th- rarlod sf sixty days item Consecutive waalr-I m tIe CITIZEN a weekly uaT--r .sr Tuh.'sIei ar Tucson. A. IL which paIer i- hereby designated by me as published u-lre-- sand clam.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. !. L. STILrs. Iucss1. t- T.. Attg for applicant t-r-t publication October I5. l~-Z-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

" Its virtues are US4-ES rI1SAI.E-E anu It- .I-- EArINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS -HE wIurEE CAS PERsOS ALLY TESTIFY. BOTH FROM EyFEEI- ESCE AND OBsEEv aTGDS. Write at once Co II tY- LOCK < JENNEY, Dey street. New l0rk. enc u=- ing sIUu and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable you Co hear like any body else, and whose curative effect will be uerfaa- urnt. You will never regret doing so. 'EuI-oE MERCANTILE REVIEW.
 Et--To avoid los in the malls. please s..ud money by Registered Letter.
 Only Imported by utlLOgk e JENNEY. !; Dcy st-. .. T. sole age lts for America. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Notice to Creditors.

Tn the Probate Cuur. o5 tIe Cauuty of Pima. JN TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Jose N+rIa Salae. dece-soI. Notice Is hereby gwen by th+ 4l.lrFE gri .G. of tLa e-tafe or JH-a Na~I4 So las dare4-Gd Co tha craii-a7- of au.l -ll persons having clsizl- against. tle said aoccasei Co ez- Eint them. with the necessary voucher. within four months after -he fret publication of t.ls notice. Co tfe sand administrators. Ht th- od ge ut VI. J. Walsh. Es1.. No. 6 Camp street. the came being tie place for th- transaction uf The hui~uas~ of said estate, iu rHs city of Iu-s11. said county of Pima.
 MAETA \ SALAS
 mark ,Witre-- her r1 ark M- J. WALSH of t-e Estate of Jss- Maria Sa- las deraas-i
 Dated at Tucson. Eoverller E. i-.s. NJ, WALSH Attorney for AiministratriE.
 r1s-tu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

B. J. wal-h Tucson. Arizona. Attorney for Applicant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Application No. e6e fora a Patent for ibc Pat.
 terSOn Minin. Claim.
US. LANP oTTIcE, TUcsoy. AAszoS'

October -s. I--2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Santa Elts Land and Mining Company. hg C. 1T. Lord. agent, whose pu--otiiuv aii1a-. I- care of Geor-e D. smith, General Suuerulsli- eut, talahl-a-, Arizona. has titis day hl- it- a- pIca-luu Tor patent for fifteen hundred LlaH- feet of the Patterson Mine or veiu bearing cur- per and other minerals. with surface ground -lK hundred feet in width. situated Iu Pima Ai.r IEg district, CoJuts of Pima and Territory of Ar.I1- u1. and Icla-ei hy The held notes and UlrIa- plat on tle fu rII- uthre as Lot Number tI G suI biver Meridian sand Lot No. i1 beiuc ls z .- lows, to-wIt-;
 Beginning at the initial monument at v.- end of claim at a pIue post -yt inches sguar. feet long. marked -P No. o. set Iu a chtt r- bear- x e. deg @ mn " s-g. feet distaut
 Thence 9 deg r. 3lu feet along v end buueH.- v Of claim and the end boundary of tae 0al Xavier miuIng claim to S corner toa r;c. lH-' 2Xi inches square, feet long. market '-p Nu. --
 Thence \ ,l deg r. i5su feel Co < E. corner .f clam Co 2 pine post 2Vi inches square, 8 '-,t long marked 'F No- 8, sct m monument z Eone~.
 Thence \ dcr W alo feet along -he F .rt boundary line of claim Co center af pine rs-- -rt inches square, feet long. marked "P No. G. a.- m monument uf stones.
 Thence \ deg W confirmation of F. end ir. Of clam 30 feet ts \ T. corner poet of clam. bee mound of stones marked -p No. l"
 Thence -l deg V along N -ids buludl-E ]. m. Of claim lJ.u feet Co V W corner of clam e. rIr. post 21t inches square. 5 fee, l1rc marked f 
 Thence x @ deg r. along W end Iiua Hf cal. SD feet Co place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation Ii deg T.. continuing l .t acres.
 The location of this mine Is recorded Il rr Recorder office of Pima county. ArzIua. l book ot Records of Ancs. pages 2J9 and -'. - The adjoining claimants are ou tLe Nr- San AaEier.
 Any and al persons claiming adversely raE portion of sad Puft~r~uu mlue or s,rfacr -rHa-. are required Co hle their adverse c.uIm NIt. the Register of the United states Land Ofica at Tucson lu the Territory of Arizona. during f- sixty days period of publication hereof or they slil ne barred by vi-tue of the provisions Of f.- Starvts.
 HENRY COUSINS. Reris.sr- lf i- hereby ordered that tia foregoing un.... or Application for Patent be puhil-Lsd Tor ... p--rlud of UJ days tteu consecutive wrek-I iu t.- ltIzeu Co wee zly newspaper published co IrC.H. Pima county Arizona. which paper ls hera.T designated hy me a- published nearest aur. clam. HENRY COUSINS Earist.- fir-t publication October %. I--2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
HENRY COUSINS. Rers..-.
Application No. cGG. for Patent Co the
 san Xavier Mining Claim.
[. s. LtsD OFFICE Trcsov. AEIzoSt

n'- '-f- '-a a-" --f a . ~ -Aa-te'..N NOTICEIS Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT lHE Sauta Rita Land and Mining C0mfGlr. whose postudice address is care George H smith, Calahasa-. Arizona has made app.ir-'. ..- t1r patent fer l50o linear feet 1f the San Aav.- Nine or vein bearing copper and siivsr n.t- ..ir-acs sround "h feet in width. sltu-te- ia fiila 9ilEiuE D--tr4ct- l1-ufy ut Pima and l--- rltory of Ar1zona. and designated hy fhs -.-t notes and otiClal plat on tle In thIs otire sr .. NO. ia sad lot No ii belu., as follows. GO vIt
 b--luuIng af tLe llltial monument. a pu-- -E' and feet long ln mound or stones at tlr " end center Of the c.slm. marked -S A- So. -- from which U. x. VI. VI. NO. Q hear- \. 1l -H--s fl ". Ztu feet distant, thence '. Q d-E-. i.. 70 .rf Co K. W. c.iruer post 3xf and faHr long il mound of stones marked s. \. No. H.. fl-lUH S. n de-.s. F.. -5oU feet t0 <. L. corner poet ri lrti feet long lu mound of -tl--- ma-a '~. \. Nu. III. thence S. 8dag4. w.. Ef f-H- t' | end center post Lrl and 3 feet long Ia ul1llI uf stones marked E. \. so. IF.- thence Sf Y. same course 70 N. F.. corner post -Nt an. feet long ln mound qf -tones marked 'S- A- N-. f.- thence K. -l deg-. w., l,.H fa-t '' N ". corner poet. m mound 0f -t1Ers uarz.- 'S \. M. VI -r thence - 2 tacs F. ar feet ." lHltlal monument and place of beglnalns
 Magnetic va-at'ou 9 deErces D.. conta--.l- slfd acres.
 The location ofthl- me ls duiy recorded in t.- Recorders odCs of FiuG county. Arlznna l- book C, Record, of Mira-, pas'7 'l and '-
 Any and all persons clllmlug adver--ly t-- whole OF any portion of -iit San Aavler MIu- O. surface er1und are required Co tiIe their advar-- claims lu tais otl-s during the -iEty days p--l.i Of publ lrlrI1U hereof or Ll-y VII be barred .. vI-fue sF tfa r-.lVl-Iur- 0f fh@ Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Ess-s,s-.
 I- is t.--br ordered that the f5--s.u- notice of application for patent be pgb.l-..- sixty dag- len consecutive ~eeksi Ir '7 ArIruua CT -ZHN, weekly usU-rar-r l-- Ii-5.-I 4r Tucson. A. T which pap=- Iz tssr=- by dssi-natell by me as pubLshed nearest -l-- claim. HENRY COUSINS. Eeslstsr.
 First pu5licat.on Oct. 2srh. Iss2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Application No. sSs for Patent Co the Iri
 son. his= Mining Claim.
U.S. LIND . lrcr r-rsox. An11olA.

NOTICE lS uEELaI CHEN THAT IhE - santa f.ita Land and illnc Company. by Cf Lsl-I a-,e1l' .v bose TUsto-ilce sis.lrss is care uf tf-o. U. slItI., t.-n-r4l Superintendent. ta.a- ba-s- ArIzonn, has tll- day ned It- a.p.lcatlon fpg g patent for l5T linear feet uf the Arizona kIng rnIue o- ve-u- bearing copper and other minerals with -rrtare ground -t'i feet Iu width, situa-si in Pima Mining district, county of Pima aId Territory of Ari11ua, and ceslEuated hy the held notes and official plat on hie at this o.Ice as I0t Nuu ber e tiIla and Salt River Me ri ilan. sad Lot No. = being ls follows to-vlt-;
 Beginning at ulltlat monument at eni oi claim at a plne post 1xl inches square. feet long. set iu gronnd and monument of stones, marked "A No. l.. from which shaft So. tho V V corner of the Arizona Queen Mining Thence \ 9 de.. " along F end boundary line of claim Sti feet to | corner 0f claim to a plue post Lx4 iucteS square, 8 feet long. Iu monument of scenes. marked A K No. Q Thence -i deg " on ' eide boundary line of clam l5ll feet to No. 3r
 Thence < g deg E 80 feet along W end bouu- dary of claim Co center Of same a piue post -Nl marked "A k No.4"
 Thence < 9 dss F confirmation of line on " end Sll feet Co S W corner of claim Co pane post 2Ki inches sJuare. feet long. ia mound of stones. marked "A K No. a.
 Thence \ sI deg Il'o feet along x side 5oun- diary lue u. clam Co S L. corner Co ulEe post 2xf inches square. feet Iuus m mound ot stones. marked "A k No. 6" from which | \. Miner Monument Nc. 2. Pima Mining Disrrict, bears > t4 deg e mn -lu feet distant.
 Thence N deg " along F. end line of claim Su feet Co the place of beginning.
 Magnetic vAriatIOl a deg T.. continuing 2i.f5 acres.
 The ocation uo.ice of this c-lim i- recorded in the Recorder otiice of Pima county. Iu Book '-C of Records of Mines, paEe 5l.
 The adjoining claimants are the ArizOul Queen on the k.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Arizona hiug mine or the surface ground are r-luIre,l to file their adyer~-. claim wlth the Rel,ster of the United State- Land Office. at Tucson. Arizona. diIrin- the sixty days period of publication. OF they will bg barred by virtue Of the rrusI-IOus of the statute.
 HENEY toC~IS-. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Pre-emp;ion Proof
LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA. |.
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December .. ls--- NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN THAT NAB0R ~ Facbcco has hie-i notice of is- intention to make nu .l proof Iu support Uf LI- pr--eiartion Dec iaratnry State. .lsut No, 7' claim, and s-cu-e maj eutry thereof. and that such proof wlll hs made befo-c the othcers of t.ls otEca ou the ilth fay of Jauuary l--3, at Il o'clock. o. ur., for the "a Of Lo- Nn- S- Township i2 =. of Ean-' fs z. and names the olovIu- a= hIs wItuesses. vis; a-ss Sanchez Antonio hodrEue-. Leonard Red 1l-!1 and Frank Carpenter. all of Pima county, T HENRY COUSINS Register.
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