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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
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 Fort Apache. A. T.. .aIar' la-.. For, ..s.. < IT.. TLuOI ib-.. IHr- l.r.ur. .. ..H| ... ..r Huachura. A. L-. i.I4. iH-.. Port 4Hs U. l- |. 3l,O,u h-.. to-- N-uuN.I- . I-. -.. Fort Thomas. A. l-- .f. " ..s.. For. I."... ! T.. ..u lhs.- lamp Primer. +- i.. --... ...-. -. .... ple Barracks. A- J l.. ..I.' -.#.
 Proposals mu-r be arror panied D. .... with two Surgr.-- On .a- sam u. -'H" H.... lu accordance v--. t..a form sI.H.r..".. . ... pO-al IIaCcuuu uuaute. Hg -IrH a bond u...l H.. !. considered. The rEFI .H U. r.I-I.. .." to be purchased at t.e r.-fs-.t,s r....- - .. served hy che buv.-lHI.tt- ar..- wal. .... sent of the hI-isr .' .HH.E .- ..... may lt ucrHa-..i. Nr..r 70. .r...l.t ... amount avtr,eei e-.l uF .Ia.... H...." tH"... five days. ari tHa HG.H.-.. r....- ".H".- ...- after uurIuca rHr H. ls.-.. .H ...- s... m. r-rtalutd uU.D-- sample. HH ..-.... a -Uuu.t not l- yl Ices r... ..H ...s... marked a- tn b- c.-... .l.......i .... ... Teach thI- uluce ol u..Hr. ...H ..l.. bids. X Srautlri .uH H.a.t .H.-. .. tlls advert ll-ri-Hlf g.uI.-r f.l..- a... .. uIsled bidder uu app .s.''.... ..U.... -tou.l Doe s1afls 30. Ore r...H- r-.r.. .H." ..-. The tioveruu -- reserve. ..r r-.- rH r....- a.. or all prupu-.--
 Blank proposals bond. and -r. rG.-a. a- .o tl- manner Hf u....n-. -.r...f.Ha- .. II. Un-erv-l by uIlaar- and rrr... H. raHf-.f-t ... payment. HIll ue i--r--.I1.. 'r -.. .r..... .T .- u-iIre, ur Go tNe ul. --..-..- H. -.." u.u-r--
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

It may be obseverved that no attempt is made to hunt up out ot the way or unknown places to find names to en- dorse Simmons Liver Regulator:
 Hon. Alexander H. Stephens,
 John W. Beckwith. Bishop of Ga,
 General Jno. B. Gordon, [. $. Sena- tor,
 Hon. Jno. Gill Shorter, ex-Governor of Ala,
 Rev. David Wills, D. D., President Oglethorpe College,
 Bishop Pierce, of Georgia.
 Judge Jas. Jackson, Supreme Court, Ga, And did space and time permit We could fill a volume with the highest testimonials.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
A Corpor.tiO. that Means Business.

Al meeting of the incorporators o the Tucson Smelling and Mining Com pany, Messrs. Toole, Hughes, Stevens Perry, Leathervood. Pearson and Drs Handy and Kane were present. Wm A. Scott. Jr. actedias secretary pro teu
 On motion of Mr. ToOle, the Secretary was authorized to file the papers, pay expenses of same and present vouchers
 The lncorporRtors present were elected as permanent directors of the company, Samnel Hughes, President Dr. Handy Vice President and W. A ScottS Secretary and Treasurer.
 Messrs H. c. Pearson, Toole and Scott were apponied as s committee tC draft constitutions and bylaws.
 An assessment was levied on tho members present to pay current expeu' ses of the corporation.
 The meeting then adjourned to meet at the call of the President.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Notice.

TlHE UNDEgSICN HEREBY NOTIFY | bIl persons that they are tlc owners of r-r tain mining claim situated .u Wa-liu -tou Camp, in the Pata-ouis NoGnt-ins. Pima County, Ari- xnua, known as the EMPIRE NINE
 That pattut for cold mining cain was .s sued on the i1th dag Of Frhruary, fs7s, by The United SfEte- Government Co the undersigned, which patent i- ou record in the Recorder ofscr iu Tucson, Pima County, ir Book I3 of Mining Records. and ior a more particular record of said mining claim reiersf ce i- hereby made 60 said record.
 All persoUs gre warned against Eorkinr said claim, a. al tre-pa=scrs thereon will be prose cuted according 70 law
 W. q. FORBCSH,
 Ivlt STEPHEN u-ClNNEE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
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Notice oT Forfeiture.
Trcsox. Pnr, CorNrr. An1zoxa.

TcCsoS, PIMA COuSrY. ARIZONA
 August 36. IS-2 To Charles W. Mickles or those who may claim under lIm an undivided uue-t hird of the folio IuE described property. You are hereby notified that we the owners have expended one hUudred dollars lu labor and improvement upon the Scorpion Mine. Helveta mining district. Plma county, Arizona, being the same property locat- -t Oct g. l-7p recorded tn the Pima County Recorders Office book of mining claims G. pages s5 tt. Iu order t0 hold sand premises uu- der the provisions of SectIon 232f Revised Sta tutr- of the United states heInE the amount re- guIred 70 hold the same for the year ending December 3l. 1881. and that we have contributed your portion thereof; there fore f within ninety days after -er- vIce Of this notice by publication you fan OF refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-oYuer with costs of publication. your interest m said claim will be- come the property of the subscribers under sand section. 2s14.
 Your proportion Of sad expenditure Is thirty three LaI 3s-IC0 dollars.
 F. W. DOBBS. aug27-3m J. McC ELLIOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

TS TIE DISTRICT C1UET. FItST JJuI-
 \ clal Dlstr cr. .H r.r County H- i.H.. ia--.-.- ry of Arizona
 John r. Knapp. p.aiEuti, --ara-r l.. n. - hra1a. defendant. summons.
 Action brou-a- l rtr I-tH. -. ID.
 Elr-t Juilclal ul-'r..t i- and for .Hl. '. Pima. Iu th- Territory Yf tr..llJ I.. ...rI.a. ry nf ArIzIua -HudF greeting fr t.I.. '- Hr ur You are her by -u.llH--l IrI r-I4r.. fH appear Iu an action brought a.-.r-r .r. IT.. -.. above named plulurt r -.s u-rr- .aHr- u. Che FIr-t Judlcla. I---r-' |. and tDr f.H .H.-r Ui PIma, an tlo ier-Ifs.g %. NusHHl- a... ar. -Ner Che cumUIllHt f ..i u." ..e t...s u. .. Court at lur-uu- ll l .H-. ,g. 70 r.lr O. s... complaint arrnwp..la- t.'- -lH.a.ua- .H.
 twenty days .HNs.u--vr 70. t." HEE "t -H-r.-. alter tur service upon l"- u. '.- summons. county and within '.- l-.u.-. r- with. action l- brought h. --l Fa.r.t r.ea.... decree dI--a.gtHr -." h.r .. .. ...rH.....n. ... tolore eTI-tiu- 1..n..a ... -H. th' said aHfauas.- a..- .0- -...
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 And you a-. .a-... ..t..-.. .. .r ..r t.... appear and answer f.. ..H" guI-rt, The p.s.n-l- sl -. b. ". tauit ani aru.s rp r.. ...~ r.. I'll.
 ulnd-d -heIeiH, a- r.--- . tli- behalf expended.
 Given under my .-u| a.. ...-.. ..i l- trct uurt. at Ie.-.-. ...- .-. ..s ui HH- gu-t \. D. 1,-1 ..'I.. M. i.#r.- Henry CoasIn-, At.-. ilI ...s.rI AE.-I.t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Probate Eotce.

IN THE MATTER OF -H. ESTATE N. Benjamin J. lr-.H. as...-...
 In Probate Court. Ilu- H...r# A- l-
 Notice is hereby -.r-r u- t.r ..--- -la. .-. uil1.srrstJ- 1f r... .--t--at lar ...u I. fr--.., l-cazls-d t1 --a H-....rH-- H.. and a. ----.- having claiu.= a-ll--r r.- salt l-c-a-sa- Co .r- hIbI- them. uitr --- l.ee7-ars F1lrl-r-. 1 mp tan months af--r -.- r--- publication 1t ---- moi. .-- f1 The -l z T.r--. -ir l- .-a H--e- 70 KarfF--a--- GU slr --..-. a- M.HH. ---..r l- -l cit .s 2 neon. county .f F.-.l .l" I.-l-.-F 70. A-iE.1a L 4 E. BARD. Ad1lni--rator ot the esta,s of Benjamin J. Ni--
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
The Connecting Link.

From Mr. d. l.. Msthersyn, who was boaE-EceTer for the past yearfor heSsrs. Ward t Courtney. contractors on the Arizona and Sonora railroad, 1t is learned that the grading on the road IS entirely completed and that the track layers. who are working hard from either end. al.! meet snd duye the las, spike ou or about the 2Jth of this month. 1io-t of the contractors are nov camFa3 iu the neighborh0od of Cal.aa-as and making preparations for the removal 0f their entire stock and grating ta.l, Co the Mexican Central. Gs -r. completed line Nes=rs. Ward & Courtney traded about twenty-five m-iss. much u' jt being heavy work. Make Bowen, sub-Coutracto- under them, I5 c.u--l r,ld as one or the most practical L-n an the whole lIne. He will a.4a nee unauy them. Al the time D. Mr. Ha--Hr- coming here the engineer of t;., road. hir. faui Prescott, Was .H-a-ad .u 5ae surveying and laying cl. of 'an. City OF lsaacson, as the piaa- l= occasionally called and at which r'a.- tae ~rI--ad eomuauy are buld- ing tHcir rriu. pal shops.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
HENRY COUSINS. Register
Layp OFFICE Ar Trcsox. AEIzox..

septsul Der 2I. f--.- N0tce Is hereby gwen thar Dolores MaldO- nado has 2 led notice of his irte-tior co make tnsl proof iu -uppo-r o' hI- Pre-euUtIou Decllr- story Statement No. s9i. and that -aIi proof Will b@ made at |. x. Land O1lce. at Iu-=0u A T. un November Ind l5s2- at 1J o'clock A. N. f1rthe sW a ot Sec. No. i4. Township No. E <, Of Range No. ls East-
 He names the following witnesses to prove his con-luuous residence up0u. and cultivation 0f sad laut- FIEs Joss Frl1co, Francisco Au-1I8. Ped-s buuuel- 6aHlly AIta-uzran0 al of Tue son, plus COsuty. \. T.
 oelst HENRY COUSINS Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
GdlGla, Silver and Copper Ores.

PACIFIC WATER JACKET SHELTERS Embrace many features that are entirely new and of great practical utility. which arc covered by letters patent.
 No other furnaces cau compare with these foo. durability and m capa-Ity for uninterrupted work. MORE THAN SIXTY of them are unN running on the PacIhc Coast, giving results ueg CT before obtained as nagards continuous run ui-g. economy of fuel, grade and quality of bal Iou produced. We are prepared Co demonstrate by facts the claims here made.
 These Snelters are shipped m a compiet state requiring no brick or stone work. except tt at for the crucIhle, thus saving great expense and lOss of tune m construction.
 Complete smelling plants made to order with all the improvements that experience has proved valuable in this class of machinery. Skilled and experienced snelters furnished when desired Co examine mines and Co superInteld cOu-tructl 5n and rum ug of furnaces. Estimates given upon application.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Rankin, BTaTtOI < C0,
SAN FRANCISCO.

The following companies in Arizona are now 1sIuz these Furnaces
 Copper Queen Mining Co.,, 8 3l-tou Copper. Huachuca Mining O.. { 8Ltou Copper. Russell Mining Co. 1 S-tou Copper. Santa Catarlua Mining O.. 1 3l-ton Copper. Old Globe Mining Co.,. -tuu Copper. Long Island Copper Co. | S-tOu copper. Pinal Con. Mining Co.,. ALton Galeua. Red Cloud Mining Co.,. SO-ton Gaiena- Fl PlOTo Mining Co., 1 3Ltou Ealeua.
 IN NEW MENI O. Qneer City Copper Co., ll-con copper. Superior Mining Co.,, a-tou Copper Black Range Winning Co.,. 1l-ton copper. Bonanza Mining O.. 1 pLtcn Galeua.
 IN OLD MEXICO. BahuerachIc Mining Co 2-t0n copper. Sgu Juan de DiO= Mining O.. | 3l.on s,aleuB. PlomOOa Mining O.. } .tou caiena. Quebradilla Mining tO.. | 2)-tOn galena- MInas Nuevas Mining Co.,. 3LtOu galeua- QuIntera Mining Co, 5-tou galena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
LAND OFFICE TgcsoS, AErzoy,,

Notice Is hereby EiTel that Francisco Malt0- made has fled notice of his mention Co make final proof in support of hIs prs-emutlon Declar- Etory Statement No s23. and that sad proof Nlll be made s- U. '. Land OfIca. at Tucson, A. T.. NV i. of Sec. li, Township 8 South of Rang g last.
 He names the following witnesses to prove lI- continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of ssld land VII; Jose Franco Franci-co AuzuI0. Pedro Burruei Gabiu1 Altamarauo. al of Tue son. Pima County. A. T.
 oci-jt HENRY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
.Few To-Day.
EARS for the MILLION Foo Ghuo's Balsam of Sharks Oil Positively Restores the Hearing. and is the only Absolute Cure for Deafness
 Known.

This Oil is abstracted from peculiar species Of white shark. eau sht m the Yellow Sea. known as CARCHARODOS kOSDELETIr. Every Chinese hsh- erman kuo~s If. Its virtues as a restorative or hearing were discovered by a Buddhist priest about the year lil0. Its cures were 30 numerous and many so seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entIre Empire. It's use became SO universal that Tor over 20 years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent charges prepaid, Co any address at Sl.u0 per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
About two week. ago thirty-fve hea,

About two weeks ago thirty-five head of horses were stolen from the different camps on the 4. r. road and taken in the direction of Albuquerque. The owners of the missing stock purtued but at last accounts had not Overtaken the thieves. The stolen stock was driven on one stretch of hundred miles with out drop of water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TUosOS. PTNA C0USTY ARIZONA.
 Arrasrras 1s--E r--l

TUCsoS. PINA C0USTY ARIZONA.
 August 9irh l-s2 To Charles W. MIckies or those who may e ann under him an undivided one quarter of the fol ow- Ing described property. You are hereby not tied that we the other owners have expended one hundred dollars In labor aui improvement upon the Copper World Nine located Oct % I--4. recorded Iu the Pima County Record of mines book c. pages lI and l- mine being m the Hell vts Mining Distinct. PImA County. Arizona. Iu order Co hold sand premI-es under the provIzI un- Of Sectlon si2t, Revised Statutes of the UuItad States. belug the simOunr required Co hold the same for the year ending December B. I--I and that we have contributed your portion thor of. therefore if within ninety days after -z-vice of thl- notice by publication you fsil or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure as cU-Owuer with costs of publlca- ton, your interest In sad claim wIll become The property of the subscribers under said section. 233f
 iour proportion of sad e-ia- ..I-ure is twenty i've i0llars.
 " DORRE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Judge Hereford, however popular he may he with the ladies, received a se- were caning at the hands of one of them a few days smce. The cause Of the trouble grew out of certain remarks made by him III open court in a certain case wherein his far caner was inter ested. The cane IS gold headed and quite valuable and has made the Judge correspondingly proud.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
or al Records.

Prole Silver Mining Comany to Iowa and Arizona Gold and Silver mining Company, the Teresa, Ostrich and Tresnal mlres, Arivaca district SiS,OOO.
 Paul Riecker to Annie W. Riecker his wife, all of bl1ck 7S in Tucson, con- slderation love and affection, and a further consideration of Sl.
 John B. Allen to Paul Riecker, lot T. in Block 33, Buells addition Sl
 Jose Salazar to A AiDsa, the Dura mine, Sierrita district, Sl.
 San Katzenstien to Anua DOwner, lot of land in Greaterville $500.
 Prank c. Right, Michael Kennedy, Andrew Mehan and John M. Wilson to W. H. Seamans a I-J interest III the Emigrant mine. Empire district, Sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Ex-Governor F. c. Powers owns in Peoples Valley a rich gold mine, quartz mill and dwelling house. He also has about twenty men in his employ 6e- velopinS a good property near Walnut Grove.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

M Gervais vs Eli McDaniels Notice of Its pendens relative to North Star mIne, Bunker Hill district.
 Bond of North Star, Silver Glance, Mountain and Gray Eagle mines, Bunker Hill district, by E McDaniels and J $ Wood to E SOuthard for Sl
 Articles of incorporation of the Ca babi Consolidated Mining Company of Arizona. Capital stock of said comp any Sl,O00,0O0 divided into 2OO,OO0 shares at a par value of S5 each. The business commenced with capital of Sl0O,OOO paid in. The inc1rporators are W. W. Dreyfous, Samuel Stern burger, D. J. Wood, F. H. Treat and John Bigalow, all of Philadelphia, Pa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Tho Red Rover mIue, near Pheni1, will suoE shIp a large lot of their rich ore t0 San Francisco for reduction. It IS the intention of the owners to put a large force of men at work on the mIne soon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Messes. Rodbart, Sullivan < Co. made another shipment of ore from the Jack Rabbit mine Casa Granada district, last week. The ore k high grade and IS proving @ bonanza to its fortunate uNner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Eminent Men.

Arsbi Pssha persists in declaring that he will defend himself If denied Eng fish counsel at his trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

"I Its virtues are UNuUEsrIOSAEL and Its GU RtTIVF CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS THY VRIrER CNN PERSoNALLY TESTIFY. BOTH FROM EXPs RI- ENCE sND OBSERVATION. Write at once Co HAY LOCK G JENNEY. Dey street. New ork, enclOs- ing SI.nJ, and you will receive by return a remedy that VIII enable you to hear l se any body elso. and whose curative effect WIl he perma- nenf. You will never regret doing so- EDITOR MFEr tSrILE REVIEW.
 sE-To avoid los IT the malls, please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HAELOCk d JENNEN, Dey st-. '. '. sole age ts for America. Wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

A slight difficulty in Frsnklin's saloon, st MRIey, Saturday night resulted in one party getting a severe beating. The cloth of the billiard table also received a bad cut from a knife. Franklin nourned most over the billiard table.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
TilVarG. Copper ShGGt-ITOl Ware
Material for and Skilled Workmsr to do ALL KINDS OF WORK APPERTAIS- ING TO QUARTZ MILLS AND
 SIMPLIFYING FURNACES.
Will lit .ttelpl 10 BTlsk {: CIStlEsr ll lli
 aTSt DitT1gige.
Notice to Tax-Payers

SHERIFF's OFFICE, TUCsoY, | Pima O., Sept. 9, 1882. l You are hereby notified that the Territorial and County Taxes for the year A. D. 1882 are now due and payable at my office in the city of Tue son. They will become de- inquent on and after Decem- Der IIth, A. D. 1882, at six o'clock p. II.
 R. H. PAUL.
 Sheriff and Tax Collector. By H. WARD,
 se25tf Under Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Mir. Gibson living on the San Pedro raised this year, 400O pounds of ss fnt tobacco ss could be wished. The soi on the San Pedro is said to be pecu. iarly adapted to the growth of Tobacco The stalks of that raised by Mr. Gibson were over six feet tall, snd the leaves fully three feet long.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

there was nothing left for him to say. He would, however, relate littIe story of Oury and Porter, who, when travelling together down the San Pedro invariably stopped at all the ranches ID their way. On alighting from theIr horses MT Oury would, as was his custom when the old man was away, kiss the old wo-
 man and her children and so make friends, and in making friends secure votes. "This will never do, solilo- quized Porter to himself. "l greatly fear that Oury will get ahead Of me So on approaching the next ranch ne whipped up his horse and got there hrst: When Oury arrived he found the old man away, the old woman and Porter were gone also. After kissing the chlld- Ten he began searching for the missing ones and found them in the back yard. Porter was holding the calf by the tail while the old woman mixed the COW. Oury at once acknowledged himself beaten.
 The moral, the speaker evidently ln- tended his hearers to draw, was that the people of Arizona required, nstead of some one to kiss their children and also their mothers wh' n the fathers were away, R practical man as repre- sentative, one who could and wOuldtake hold and help the struggling interests of the Territory along. Not very good Oury argument, but 1t was made never theless. He next fell to discuss the merits of the "big split" between the Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian principles. the former beng the espousal of the Democracy and the latter that of the Republicans. The manufacturers throughout the country were and are adherents of the Republican or Hamil- tonian party, and they were and are prosperous because the Government protects them. While the Democrats held office there were no tramps, but as soon as the Republicans gained the ss- cendancy and Othello's occupation vas gone, the country became filled with them. This doubtful compliment to the ex-officeholders of the Democratic regime was appreciated by the Repub- licans present.
 Oury he said ought to be reelected in preference to Porter because he came to this country on a mule twenty-five years ago Porter came later and when he came he had United States con- mission in his pocket, which little fact should debar him the suffrages of the people. The speakers concluding re- mark "thnt is all have to say" received from both Democrats and Republicans the heaItiest approval and were greeted with tumultuOus applause. Selah,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Hear What the Deaf SaT !

It has performed miracle m my case. l have no unearthly noises in my head. and I hear much better
 have been greatly benefited.
 Ny dezfuess helped Er,at deal-thluk an- other bottle VIII cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
L. c. HUGHES

As an exponent of Democratic princi- ples was the next speaker and claimed that after the preceding able arguments
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
EESHi COUSINS ......

It hereby .-..-a. r-.. of application for r.fr-t tls perI0i cl sixty a..- .... ...r. Iu the Ari1.lt t.rl.rs. published L- I-U... l Toy designated by m. a- r"...-. .... claims HiNHl COUSINS. ..-..
 ESELL A SMITH. Attorney. ..r tH...
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

!. s- LtND UTTICE- IC--|N. IT1lI "--,--
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Application Nn. s5o and s5I for rs,.r, ..
 the sigma Epsilon Timing Claim --.' MilI-sggr -'A
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

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