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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

About a week ago 8 subscription was taken vp over the town for the purpose Of sending a partially paralyzed man to his frienis in California Sufficient money was raised and gwen to the man but instead of using it for the purpose intended he converted part of 1t into whisky and got gloriouslty drunk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

It is reported that the old Mrs. Charaleau is now in San Francisco on her way to Tucson to begin action at law against Messrs. Charaleau Of this place, to recover properties which she originally sold to them, they having failed to do as agreed upon by paying for the property on monthly install ments
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
Application No ss5 for a Patent for the Dell
 "a Mining Claim.
U.s. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS, AuzoSA.
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July lltM. l,--. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ HARMON. whose poet office address is Tue son. Ariz1ua. has this day filed hls application for patent for l4g2 linear feet of the Delta mine or vein bearing gold, silver and copper with sur face around Go feet m width. situated. m no or ganized mining district county of Pima and Territory of Arizona. and designated hy the neld notes and uiclal plat on he m this OtlCe as Lot number sJ il Township = \, Range l5 ? of the Gila and salt river meridian. said Lot No. s9 be- ing as follows. to-Wlt:
 Beginning at the initial monument of the claim near tunnel running W on the ledge, and at post marked ID M NJ r whence the l-l section corner between sections Zl and 2- T 23 \ l. ij F., bears 2t deg i5 mn 4l16 feet dl-tant; Thence S ssdeg l5mIu W ii2 feet to post. the center Of the W end of the claim. and marked ID No H."
 Thence 3deg -45nin F. sO feet to a post. the $ W corner of the claim and marked "D No III. Thence \ .2deg 4lmIn E. i15 feet tO the inter- section of the W side line of the Salvation claim Lot No g. at a point 3t0 feet deg -iimIn W from its W corner; slg fest Co the intersection of the side line If the Salvation claim at a point sJ7 feet 5 ldeg- -tsmin W from its F cor ner and ltg2 feet to oH poet, the corner of the claim and marked ID No w." Thence 2deg -i5min W. ;lO feet to post. the enter of the end of the claim and marked ID NoV
 Thence \ 2leg- -iJmin W. .u0 feet Co a post, the V F. corner of the claim and marked ID No Nl.' Thence = s2ieg-imin N Gl-i feet 70 the inter- section of the F side line of the Bradford mining . gs5 feet from its F corner. i2gT feet Co the in tersectio1 of the V side liua of the Bradford elain at a poIn; Y ideg-l5mIn W;ai3i, feet from its \ W cO-ner; and lis2 feet Co a post, the \ W conner of tfe claim, and marked ID No VIZ and
 Thence < 2des-timin F }Il feet to the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations 1.deg s5min E.containnig l22l acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorders Otice uf Pima county, Arizona. m book r, page 7ul of Records of Mines. The adjoining claimants are none. except the above named Dana Harmon as owner of the Brad ford and Salvation claims. Any and all persons clRIming adversely any portion Uf sand Delta mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Othce at Tue son m the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of pu hlicstIon hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of tho Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. T. l.. STILES. Tucson, A. T.,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
No. 2fO for Patent to the New Strike Mining Claim U. S.L.ND OFFICE. Tucson. X. T..
 

August s lss2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Silver Moon MInins Company. corpora- ton whose post office address IS in care Of T. l.. Stiles, Tucson. Pima County. Arizona has this day nled Its application for a patent for II5 linear feet of the New Strike mine or VeIn beal Q ing gold and silver. wILh surface ground 6l0 feet in width situated. in AmOle Mining District, County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, and dssignated by the filed notss and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number s9 in sad District sud Lot No go being as follows, tO-wit;
 Beginning at the initial monument, al the NV end of the claim. at pine post. by 1 inches , feet long and marked N. :. No Y, whence U. <. mineral monument N 1, AmOle District, bears ; % deg ij min w. % feet distant.
 Thence q deg g. min W. j0O feet to the SW corner of claim, Co a pune post, by inches, 5 feet high. and marked N, S. No IT.
 Thence 6g deg 53 min T.. lSij feet 10 the SE corner of claim, Co a pine post, 2 by inches, , fee, long, and ruarked N. S. No TIT Thence q deg 57 mn r.. isj feet tO the inter- section of the SH side hne of the Silver Moon Mining Claim. Lot No 9, the SW corner of winch bears ; lg deg u3 mn T.. ,l feet distant and SU feet Co the center of SE end of claim, Co a pine post, ? by inches, feet long. and marked "N.
 Thence \ q deg % min E. 90 feet to the NE corner ef claim 2ine pest Z by inches. 5
 Thence ig deg lnIu W, l51 feet Co the inter- section with the SN side hne of the Silver Moon Claim, the SW corner Of which bears lg deg u3 mn l. 575 feet distant and lai5 feet to the
 
 inches, feet long and marked N. :. No VI" and
 Thence q deg @ min W aCO feet Co the placs of beginning. containing lj.u5 acres. exclusive of the conflict with the Silver Moon Cmim. Lot No 37, 23D acres not claimed ID this application Magnetic varia lon l3 deg ul mn E. The location of thIs mine Is recorded in the Recorders office of Pima County. Arizona. in Book D of Mining Records, page lsi- The adjoining claimants are the owners of the Bueua Vista Claim on the ": the owners of the Expert Claim on the E; and the owners of the Silver Moon Claim on the NE.
 Any and all persous claiming adversely any portion of said New Strike mlne or the surface ground. are required tO hle their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson. Arizona. during the sixty days period OT publication, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days ltel consecutive weeksl in the Ariz0na CITIZEN, weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A. T which paper ls here by designated by me published nearest such claim HENRY COUSINS, Register
 T. l.. STILES. Tucson. A. r. Atty. for applicant
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

The Albuquerque special to the Star" published this morning under date of August 18th, is little off when considered in the way of telegraphle news, inasmuch as the article from which the special to the Star" was most evi- dently taken was published in the Albu- querque Evening Review on Friday August 1lth, and has been on the CrrI' ZEN table for the past two days, but Tn, stead of the pretty seventeen hundred dollar widow heading for Tucson she, together with her red headed admirer, are under arrest in Albuquerque, to which place they were taken from San Marcisl and much of the money ID their possession garnisheed by the creditors of MT. Taylor, her husband.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
Application No. se3 for Patent Co the Thun'
 derer Whining CIaIm.
.. s. LAND OFFICE. IUcsoN ARIzoSA, :

June -A. ls--. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ Harmon whose postuflce address Is Tucson. Arixona. has this day hled ID thls Otlce hls aI'- plicatlOn for l.15l linear feet of the Ihuncerer mine or vein bearing silver and other minerals wlth surface ground ilu feet or the T. end and 5ij feet On W end m width. situated m lyn- dall Mining District Pima County and Ter ritory of Arizona and designated oy the held notes and ocIal plat on file m this office as Lot No. l2 G < E. Meridian. said Lot No. 42 being described as follows;
 Besinlue at the initial monument at W end Of clam a red wood post | inches square. ! feet long in mouurirnt of stones, marked T N No. l; thence run < ui4 degrees r.. lj5 feet t0 a red wood post at \ W corner of claim, inches square, | fest long m monument of stones marked I No. ?; thencs $ degrees lJ minutes F., I.257 feet to red wood post at corner or claim { inches squre m monument Of stones marked T No g; thence uil degrees, W 10 feet tO a red wood post inches square, 1 feet long in monument of stones marked J No. [ marking F end ce-ter of claim. from which post an oak l5 inches in diameter bears tsil de- grees F. % fsst distant. marked T No. E I; thence \ 0i. degrees W on same line. m feet from said . r. corner Of claim to q red wood post inches square. feet long at F corner of clam, ID monument 9t stones marked No' 2; thence $ sgil degrees W. 2dj feet Co V W cor uer monument a red wood post inches square. feet long in ul''nument Of stones marked No- 6 from which point U : VI No. ? AA. Tyndall District. bears \ li degrees. W 3,6j5 feet dis- tant; thence \ degrees lj minutes. E3lo feet to the initial monument and place of bennIng. Variation r. degrees 3o minutes E- containing JOSS acres. Tti- claim is situated on the side of the Salero Hill well-knOwn in the Tyndall District and bounded ,.n the west by the Helen mine. The location notice is recorded in the recorders Ofice for Pima County, A T. in book F records of mines page l.3 and ls4.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Ihunderer mine. or the sur- face ground, are required Co file their adverse claim with the Register of the | ~. d States Land Otice at Tucson. in the Ter I.Jry of Arizona. during the sixty days period of pub licatiou or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

Some of the prisoners at the county jail made an effort to escape last night, and but for the barking of a dog would most probably have been successful. A hole had been dug through the wall and into Murphy's cell and out of that into the jail yard. The guard alarmed at the barking of the jail dog, went in but in the dark could see nothing wrong SO returned to his post at the gate, but the dog continuing his bark ing he again went in, and was just ln time to see a pair of heels disappear through hole into Murphy g cell, and oD further search he found two other men which. at the muzzle of his six-shooter he forced back through the same hole On the completion of the new jail the prisoners will be so confined as to pre- clude any possibility of escape.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

The Barrie Libre, on account of the peaceful, law-abiding, and unruffed temperament of its citizens, has been re- christened, and is to be known from this time forward (till the next fight as "El PacifcO" (The Peaceiull
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

Ben. W. Foster, known in Arizona and California as Buck Foster, a stage driver, was shot and killed ID Raton, N M. on the sth instant by James A Blackwell, notorious ruffisn and mur. derer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

It is stated that the MeIicans for merly working the San Feliz mine had followed a strip of exceedingly rich green carbonate ore to the depth of several hundred feet and were believed to have extracted it all, but its present workers by lucky blast, succeeded ID opening out another and similar streak, but failed to get much good out of 1t as with the connivance of the foreman the Mexicans came near stealing it all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

It is reported that Mir. and Mrs. Sho- enholtz were during the storm of Sun day night visiting with Joseph Goldtree, and because of the rain did not return home till the following morning, when they found hole broken through the roof directly over their bed, which to- gether with their carpets and furniture were saturated with mud and water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
T. l.. STILES. Tucson. A. IT..
 Attorney for Applicant.

It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the period of sixty days ten consecutive weeksl m the Weekly Citizen. a newspaper published at Tucson. Arizona; which paperis hereby desig- mated by me as published nearest said claim.
 HENRY cot SINS, Register. First notification July 10th. Iss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO OB.McCULLOUGH.OR H.ORTHOSE CLAIMING | under him.-You are hereSy notlhed that we have expended one hundred dollars m labor and improvernsnts upon the Isabella Nine, situated in the Aztec ining district, m order to hold sad premises under the provisions of section 2i2i Revised Statutes of the United stites, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 8lst. 1881. And If within ninety days after thls notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expenditure Hs a co-nwner. your interest m the said claim will become the property Of the subscribers. under said section 2s3t;
 J. W. FUQUA
 WIZ. LIC HLITER,
 W. A. LICHLII FIR. Hsr.hav;. A. T. Juue 1. 1882. Junei sm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
Application No. 2JG for Patent to the
 Hlue Coat Mining Claim.
U.s.LASD OFFICE, TUosoS. ARIzox,,

August c. l--I- NOTICE IS HEEEBY GIVEN THAT THE V Pima Copper Mining and Smelling COm9any. by John R- Tyler its Agent has this day uled lts application for patent for si5 linear feet of the Blue Coat mine or vein bear ing Copper Gold and Sllve. with surface ground J57 feet m width. situated m the silver Bell Mining District. County Of Pima and Ter rlrory of Arizona. and designated by the held notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot No. sl, q S meridian, sand Lot No, s7 being as follows. tO-wit:
 Beginning st location monument at center of northerly end of claim where k set steel bar one inch square, one foot long, firmly In ground, marked ( $ M.
 Thence run q deg II min 27 feet to monument of stone marking the ne corner Of claim and post fx5 inches square feet long In monument of stone. marked B C E. Thence 2 deg 3, min e sij feet to monu- ment of stones marking se corner of clam. Co 4xs inch post squared [ feet long in monument of stones marked B C F.
 Thence run 8 q deg IT min V 225 feet to \ fXj inch square post feet long at south center end of clam m monument of stones. marked q S. Ct from which U. S. mineral monument No. l. Silver Bell District, bears 70 deg " ( l-2 feet distant.
 Thence ss des ls min 90 feet to the sr corner a poet 4K5 inches square. feet long, m a monument of stones. marked BCSW. Thence n % deg V 557 feet to the nw corner pOst of claim. fx5 inches square feet long. in a monument of stones, marked B C N W. Thence 5 deg II min s0O feet Co point and place of beginning.
 Co talnlng ll64 acres Magnetic variation l3 deg lI mn E.
 The location notice Of this claim is recorded ID the office of the Recorder of Pima county A. T. in Book c of records of mines on pages 435 and tsi.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Blue Coat mine or the surface ground are required to lie their sd- Verse clAims in this office during the sixty days IerlOd of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. It IS hereby ordered that the fOregon ng notice be published for the period f siNfy days ten consecutive veeksl ID the CITIZES a weekly newspaper published st Tucson. A. T. which paper is hereby designated by me spublished nearest sand claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Firaf nm biicari0u August a I--1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

Ramon Montoya, who at present IS en- gagged in freighting between WillcoI and Camp Thomas, reports that while making recent trip he discovered two squaws in a canyon by the road side. They were nearly naked, half fsmlshed, their feet much blistered from long trav- el. He gave them plenty to eat. when they told him that they were on the way to the reservation at San Carlos from Sonora. When they first started on their journey their bucks were with them, but on the road they fell in with some Mexican teamsters, and in an ef- fort to capture their animnls the two bucks were killed, thus leaving the two women to come on alone. They were put on team and taken into the reser- vatiOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days tten eunsecutive weeksi in the Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson, A T which paper IS here by designated by me published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 EARLL & SMITH Attorneys for Applicant
 EIr.r ruhLIclf -nn IulY . lHss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

rubsc. July 2. AID. Iss2. iy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.


 Dauiel Webster mine, June 20, Helve- tia district, W B McCleary. Masked Copper mine, June 20, 1882 Helvetia district, W B McCleary. Lizzie mine, August II, 1882, Tyndall district, Jno Gardiner.
 Buckskln mine, August Il, 1882, Tyn- dall district, Jno Gardiner.
 DEEDS.
 Henry D Williams to Pantano Gold and Silver Mining Co, August s, 1862 E New Boston, F Jefferson, 15 Little Wedge mine, Empire district, S5. John Even to Pantano Gold and Sil' yer Mining Go, August 12, 1882, E New Boston, E Little Wedge mines, S5. Village of Tucson to Francisco LemO ra, part of lot 2, block 194, S6. Juan Osuna to Antonio Soto, part Oi lot 6, block l94, s45.
 William Roche and wife to Mary 4 Page, August l2, 1882, part of lot 2 block 194, Sl20.
 Jose and Refugia Molina to Francisco Delci. part of lot 13. in block 249, Sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) ia the Arizona Citizen, a weekly newspaper pub lLshed at Tucson. A. T., which paper IS hereby designated by me as published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 First publication July l5. iSS2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice fle published sixty days ten consecutive weeks m the Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Arizona Territory, which paper IS hereby designated by me as published nearest such clam.
 HENRY CoUsINs Register. First publication July l5. lss2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20

It is hereby ordered that the fars-1il- .--..z, b- published sixty days ten cor-s. i-. ---s-z- in the Arlzona tIrIZES, a Wrr-l- ..--- published a- Tucson. A. T.. vhica pal E. .,e- by designated by me a- publl-l,- -'-5 -. ciaim. HENRY cot SINS, Lrs-s'7-'
 First publication August F. l----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
Notice to Creditors.

Hsrshaw. A. T. June 1. 1882.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-30
COMMUNICATED.

A convention of Western liquor dealers
=, Rock Island, Ills, yesterday, adopted
~esolutions pledging its members to do all
=, their power to secure the defeat of any
nanddate for office who favors prohibit
tory legislation.-Balt. Sun.
II is believed and known that the whis-
ry men of this county and district are
nIietlv doing what the liquor dealers OF
illinois have published.
What do the prohibitionists propose to
do? Do they intend tovote for the can
J;dates known to be opposed to their
,"iShes or for those who will not
how their hand, because they are sup
nosed 10 have made promises to the whisky
men? The people have right to know
the views of candidates on this important
measure. It's unwise for prohibitionists
70 vote in the dark. The liquor men are
100 smart TO make such Il blunder.
The prohibitioniSts merely ask that this
onestion be submitted TO the people for
settlement at the polls. They were per-
mitted TO vote for or against the old Coun-
" Court system, also whether dogs snail
Ne taxed, and the law says they can 40
the same on the road law. 1t Is therefore
unreasonable, undemocratic and UNJUST 10
dely them the right to vote for or against
the manufacture aLd sale OF ardent SpIrlts
as beverage. We claim that the people,
are competent to decide this question and
will have il submitted To them for settle
mcnt regardless of all opposition, either
from professional politicians or GeludeG
LIQUOR dealers. Many habitual drinkers
favor the amendment because they wish
She temptation removed and hold the dean
ocratic doctrine that the people have the
right TO decide this and all other impor-
tant questions. n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-30
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. Zittle-I notice il your paper
that Mr.. James d. Butt, of Harper's
Ferry has announced himself as an In
dependent candidate forthe Legislature.
1t seems TO me that this is good move
which will reflect credit upon the peo-
pie vf our county. For the past ten
years Dir. Butt has faithfully advocated
the interests of our farmers before the
Departments at Washington and every
body knows how well be has succeeded.
He fought our battles against the black
est of prejudice and in all bis acts has
proven himself a true friend to our PEG
pie. He is a young man whom our
people should elevate for you can't find
a man anywhere who will stick closer
to his friends Elect him to the Legis.
lature aud our people will have true
and fearless advocate OF their rights.
When he undertakes to DO thing, he
never let's 60 till he succeeds. Consid-
ering his past devotion to the interests
of our farmers it would be but just
and deserved compliment for them to
turn out in mass OH election day and
vote for him. 1t is high time that the
farmers were looking ont for their own
interests. They have nothing to hope
for or expect from the Ring of four or
five professional politicians who are in
the habit of setting up candidates for
US to vote for. A FARMER.
Near Halltown, Sept. 26, 1882.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-30
COMHESiNECATED.
JONES STRING, Berkeley Co.,

Sept. 20, 1882.
Editor RegiStcr-Dear Sir-PlcaSe allow
me space IL Your paper for the purpose oil
returning my sincere thanks to the MEM
bers OF the |. o. q. L. and their friends III
your town for cOurtcSieS shown me dur
ing NV stay with them as representative
TO the Grand Lodge, and also desire in
a special manner TO return thanks TO Mrs.
Bennett and her little daughters for their
extreme kindness in sharing with me their
pleasant home and all of homes comforts.
May the mothers joys never grow less and
the daughters live to be the mothers COM
tort and jewels in society. May the or
ganizatiOn of Good Templars in Shepherds
town never grow weak or weary Ill well
doing, and may their headquarters always
be presided over by such an one as Bio.
j. l.. r. | could talk to the boys for an
hour but time and space forbids.
The last | saw of Will l.. he was weep
ing over departing beauty, while L. J.. Il.
looked rs if he was revolving ia his mind
those beautiful lines from Byron:
Then there were signs the deeper for sup
preston,
And stolen glances, sweeter for the theft,
And burning bushes, though for no
trangressiOn
Trembling when met and restlesSneSs
when left.
Indications pointed to the probable flight
of the heart of j. b. NJ. to some point be-
y0nd the Allegheny. III. l.. III. Goes mt
appear to be susceptible to gentle wooing.
Harry il requires great deal of soft talk
to get through it successfully. Enough
for the present.
Yours fraternally, CHAP.