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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Application for Patent No sss, Tor the
 Mabel Mining Ctnim.

[. & LAND OFFICE. TUosoS, AEIzoSA.
 July l{th, iSs2 " Harmon has made apphoation for patent to IZ2s linear feet of the Mabel vein, lode depos- it bearing silve, together with surface ground 3OO feet m width. situated in TyndAl mining district, Pima county, AriEnns- more partlcular- iy described m the plat and field notes of the official survey on file in this ofkce and desi signat- ed as lot No. a. O. follows. to-Nif.
 Beginning at the initial monument where loca- long. m a mound of stones. marked NJ NJ No. from which U < M Nj No, ? bsars ' Iis deg E $40 feet distant; thence N deg W aO feet to \ corner pest tLi and tset long m mound of Thence s7 deg Sl min. W FPS feet 10 NV corner post 4x{ and feet long. m 6 mound of stone. marked M No. g.
 Thence $ deg [ 3u fess tO a post on west end Of claim. marked No. (.
 Thence on same oourse luOfest Co $ W corner post, sx4 and feet long, ID mound of stOnes. Thence \ s5is deg E l2ss feet tos F corner post iHl End feet long, m mound of stones, marked M No. 6.
 Thence NJ deg W IOo feet to initial monu- meut and place of beginning. containing s-42 acrps.
 Variation F deg .5 mn. F: the said claim be- ing of record in the office of the Recorder of Pima county, Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of the Mabel mining claim are required tn file theIr adrerse claims ID thls office during the sixty period ol publication hereof or they will b. barrsd by virtue of the
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Esrll X Smith, Tucson. Ari1ona, Attorneys for Applicant.
 The. foregoing notice Is ordered published sixty days. ten consecutive weeks in the Arlzo- nA CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper designated by me as published nearest sad claim
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Elrst publication July lf IA~2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Information Wanted

Of W. Graner from Wurtemberg, Ger many. When last heard from about twenty months ago, he was in Dos Cabe- gas. Anyone knowing of his where Rbouts will confer a great favor by &C., quainting this office as 1t is important that he be found. ily11-w1mO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
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NOTTCE.

Taken up by the undersigned. one sorrel mare about years old branded CF on left hip. The owner can have he same by proving property and paying charges "
 iyz3wlm B. N. BRASANlCH.
 American Flag. Old Hat District. Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

MT. L. D. Chillson on his recent sur veying trip to Port LObos, made a col lection of the!curious, among which may be seen, so said by those who profess to know, several fine pieces Of meerschaum in its crude state, a number of pieces of numice stone, piece of sponge and as many shells of as many different and curious shapes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
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Application No. ssJ for PatenttO ihe Thun-

U. S. LAND OFFICE. TUCSON AhlLoNAs NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA N Harmon whose postofice address is Tucson Arizona. has this day filed in this office hls ap- plicafiOn for l.251 linear feet Of the Ihunderer mine or vein belring silver and other mInerals with surface ground t0 feet oa the E end and s55 feet on W end Tn width. situated m lyn- dan Mining District. Pima Clunty and Ter ritory of Arizona and designated by the teid notes and official plat fie m this Othce as Lot No. e & $ F Meridian, sad Lot No ~ belng described Gs follows:
 Begiuiug at the initial monument at W end of claim red wood post inches square feet long in mOnument of stones, marked I M Nu. I: thence run < 0i4 desress f, l55 feet to a red wood post at S " corner of claim, inches square, [ feet long in monument of s-ones marked T No. ?. thence ss degrees DO minutes F lZ Z57 feet to a red wood post at \ r corner Of claim [ inches squre m monument oi 7Ionss i, l.s feet to a red wood poet inches square, teet long in monument Of stones marked I Nc. marking l. end ceuter of claim. from which poet an oak i5 inches m dlam ter hears \ us. de grees F. 5u feet distant, marked J No. B '; thence \ Oii degrees W on same llne, ifi leef from sand S k corner of clatm Co a red wood post { inches square feet long at \ r corner of claim in monument of stones marked T No ,: thence sglt degre=- W. l.3l5 feet e W coz ner monument. a red wood post inches square. feet long in msluument ui stones narkeg T No from which point . \ M M No. N, IyudHll District. bears V 1i degrees. " 3.6l5 feet tlls tant. thence degrees i5 minutes, F. 2l0 feet to The luitld4 lnnuuMeul anu li.cf uA ne-s-.lAll-ss Variation r. degrees 36 minutes L. containing i0Ss acres. This claim IS situated on tLe F side of the SalerO HIll well-krowu In the Iyudall District and bounded ,.l the west by the Helen mine. The location notice is re-outel Iu che recorders office for Pima County. A T. m book F records of mines page ls3 and lsi.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Thunderer miuc or the sur face ground, are required to hle their adverse claim with the Register of the United states Land Office at Tucson. in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of pub hcation or they will be barred by vIrtue of the provisions of the statute-
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice bs ffa .srra f.rlff.s vvfa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO TOR.MoCULLoUGH,OR OR THOSE CLAIMING | under him.-You are here1y notified that we have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improveroauts upon the Isabella Mine situated in the Aztec aiming district, m Orier to hold said premises under the provisions of section Ef2i Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 3lst 1s.l. And If within ninety days after this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a cO-oHner. your interest m the said claim will become the property of the subscribers. under said section 2s24;
 J. W. FUQUA
 WIZ. LICHLITER.
 WA.lICHLITEH Harshaw A. T. June 1. lss2- Jnnei W 3n. -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
Application No.. ss; for Patent for ihc Del
 Ga HininE Claim.

Us. LAND OFFICE TUcsOS, ARIZONA,
 July iIth. lss2. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA ~ HARMON whose post office address Is Tue son. Arizona, has this day hled hls application for patent for liGl linear feet of the Delta mine or veIn bearing gold, silver and copper with sur face ground 6Uu feet in width situated. iu no or gAnizsd mining district, county Of Pima and Territory of Arizona. and designated by the held notes and official plat on hle m this oloe as Lot number s9 iu Township = x Range E F. of the Gila and Salt river meridian; said Lot No. Sg be ing as follows. tO-wIt;
 Beginning at the initial monument of the claim near tunnel running W on the ledge. and at a post marked ID N No T. whence the IT section corner between sections H and ~, T = \ R l5 F., bears x 2t deg-Jl min &ss6 feet distant; Thence < Ssdeg Ilmin W if2 feet Co a post the center of the W end of the claim, and marked ID No H."
 Thence S2deg- -i5min F. Sl0 feet to a post, the < W corner Of the claim and marked ID No ILL Thence V -3deg ilmIu E. l15 feet Co tie inter section of the W side line of the Salvation claim Lot No Ss, at pOlnt 3t1 feet x deg iimIn W from its W corner; iIs feet Co the intersection of the side lineQf the Salvation claim at point 37 feet S ideg45min W from its N F cor ner and l4g2 feet Co post. the \ E corner of the claim and marked ID No w."
 Thence \ 3deg Ai5min W S0O feet Co post the Sov.a sp'sF o' the sno 'ns ''A''n anu Hi1'Ns' Thence \ 2ieg -g5nin W. slO feet to a post, the \ F corner of the claim and marked ID No Nl. Thence s2deg ilmin W, 6g5 feet tO the inter section of the F side line of the Bradford mining claim, Lot No fl, at point ideg ijmln w. zs6 feet from its corner; lZHs feet Co the m tsrsectiOn of the W side line of the Bradford claim at a point ider-l5 l5mIn W s62i feet from its W corner; and lis2 feet Co poet, the \ W corner of the claim. and marked ID No Nli;' and
 Thence 2des -i5uin [ 3oJ feet to the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations Izdes 25rain F, contaiuni.; l22l acres.
 The location of this mIne Is recorded iu the Recorder office of PIma county, Arizona. m book ?, pags7ui of Records of Mines
 The adjoining clalmAnt- are none. except the above named Dana Harmon ss owner ot the Brad ford and Salvation claims.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sand Delta mine or surface ground are required to file thelr adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Olice at Tue son in the Territory of ArizOna during the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 T. l.. STILES. Tucson. A. T..
 Attorney for Applicant.
 It IS hereby ordered thu; the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent he published for the periOd Of sixty days ten consecutive week=l in the Weekly Citizen. uevspaIar published at Tucson. Arizona: which uaperls hereby ue-ll.- mated by me as publIsaei nearest sand claim.
 HENRY COL SINS, Register.
 First publication July 10th fSs2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

Tal. Roland must be alive, the Tomb- stone papers having announced him as having returned to Slaughter's ranch. They first killed him, then confirmed his death and afterwards started NIT. Slaughter with a dozen avengers On the track Of his murderers, who, as one of the avengers reported, when he went back for bottle of whisky, had split up five going into the Santa Ritas and the balance into old Mexico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
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Application NO.2sS. for \ Patent tO the
 salvation Mining Claim.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. TucsoS. AnIzoSA,

US. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS. ARIZONA.
 JuU ilth. lss2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA lN HARMON, whose post office address is Tue son Arizona. has this day filed his application for patent for 1t6S linear feet of the Salvation mine or vein beRring copper, gold and silver, with surface ground GO feet in width, situated in no organized mining district, county Of Pima. and Territory of AriKOna, and designated by the field notes and official pl lat on hle m thls ofhee as Lot No. & in Township 2 s. Range i5 E. of Gila and Salt River Meridian; said Lot g being as follows. to-vit;
 Beginning at the initial monument at the cen ter of the \ end of claim. at post marked on the side $, l. M No l..
 Thence s s5 deg.-s5 min W, 9pO feet to post N W corner of claim. and marked 's No II" Thence s deg-t5 min W. 1885 feet t0 post S W corner of claim, and marked ''S No III. ." Thence N s5 deg i5 min F. DO feet to post cen ter of end of claim, and marked SNO lN;' thence II section corner between sections n and2s T 22SR15 E. bears s ss l-2 deg-E s,5u Thence N ss deg g-is min E 300 feet to post $ E corner of claim. and marked "S No ""
 Thence N deg-f5 min l., I465 feet to post to \ F corner of claim and marked $ No VI, and Thence 5 S5 deg 6 min W, SOO feet to the place of beinning.
 Magnetic variation F deg-s min E. containing % 06 acres
 Recorders office of Pima county ArizOua. in book P page 555 of Mining Records.
 The adjoining claimants Hre none. except the Eaid Dana Harmon as owner of the Bradford and Delta mining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Salvation mine or surface ground are required to file thelr adverse claims with the Register of the United states Land Office at Tucson in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 T. L. STILES. Tucson. AT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

The Territorial Board of Medical Ex- aminers for New Mexico, met m santa Fe, July 26th, 27th aud 2Sth, and effect ed a permanent organization by the election of pr. Kenon, of Silver City, as President, Dr. Longwel, of Santa te, as President and pr. Eggart, of Santa Fe, Secretary and Treasurer. Forty three applicants were by them licensed to practice, four only being denied the privilege. The board then adjourned to meet at the end of August probably at Las Vegas
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

The official count of the vote cast on the proposition to amend the Constitu- ton in Iowa prohibiting the manufac- ture and sale of intoxicants, shows to- tai of PSI ,3Sl. Tms IS 46,275 more votes than were cast for Governor ID 1881, but fl, ,2S7 less than were cast for President in 1880. The majority for prohibition IS % -E1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
application No. eiG for Patent tu ta-
 Fran.u-AmericJu Mining Claim.
U.s.L,SDus1-s Tucson. l-- 

NOTICE IS HEEEBI GIVEN THAT I-. Ucl hiaucp A-glu- Com any. by r.... San Fa1ci-cl. tai.. has f.- |Hr r.-. tIuu for patent for I't" .lr..r ta.f 1' I -...- American mining r..Il.. s""u n.rrr E.. H.. -liEer and other minor. .-, a.-.. rH ..sr -urlae. ground. -.rt....t rH aH urr a mining t.-frl .r PlrT -u.E. A-Ha lguar,i by tae t-I. notes .-d 15Ir.al r..f.. .. la -h.- 9t-ce .- l.r Nu I- -... ... 'nv-. fo-vIf.
 Commeac.ar a-t Ono iniuai maHrm-at at- west cpd uf clam. -- unb DOS. iNi 5Tr'. 8 feet bong. marked ? O A Mol i1 noun. + stones.
 Run thence 8 d.. l1 -i5r 1lU fa.- a.-.e Fua uf claim hetr- a.-I % end lur uf Cor VI e, Co al.t post ivi inches -IlTr-. 5 'a.. ..- marked F A O No @ lt su corner of claim.
 Thence rIu -1 aei. ai mn @ along -... .- rla4m i5lu t-et Co oak post tvf iurrH- -...-. feet .u1g, rf -' corner. marked [ O A 1.. mound of -fouv-. from which United --.H.. r.- eraI monument ND. g. Oru N.aurl mlrIr.. |. ......- bear i5 deg lI nun w 70 ft di-ta .- -...H.-. deg lj min VI llouge Iae ot clgiw sur '.t. -...l pu-l tV3 inches -ffglIit D feet LlU- T.. lHHH Of stones. marked O A Not.
 CouuuuIn- same c1u--,. n @ drt lH l1.r VI s. .- feet tu iutrr-rct -w end lluH uf W..-.. N '. which bear- "a DO deg iu nm W Ip ~ut corner. l.. feet distant, 1t 3i1 tee- tn oak po-r 3vi H.. ..- square. feet bong. ar ue cnuer". c.alu. n. r.rt F O A No 8.
 Thence s's3 deg 5' min VI ou a eide uf ..- l5tO feet Co oak post at nv corner uf s...H mound Of stones. marked O \ Nut.
 Thence 1I deg lI min r 3U fes- l.HreV ... of line Go place of beginning.
 Variation l2 deg % mn -. tUIfgrI.l- ...- acres. out-ide of tla conflict wIfH .0H Norm. I and Warsaw VI cIUm-. which a-H rH. .'ulI.L
 Any and an persons claiming a.issr-# U .r.. portion uf said tuuco-Auere.r mine. -t.. surfuce ground, a-a required ru u.e rl-.r f..g.-- ciaim VIth Che Register of tts Uu.tei SHr.- Land Office, at Tucson. tr.zuul. durIu- t.--.U.F days period 1f publication. urtHey wlil h. I.-1aa Ina HH H.FH ' sH
 HENBl SINS Es-.-..-.
 IL is hereby ordered that ths forpgr.rr rH-.. be published sixty days .tsl ruu-rCUrIva a..l. In the arizona CITIZEN. weekly UrU-fa..- published at Tucson. A. IT.. which paper Is U"-- hy designated by me a- published nearest -Ie. claim. HENRY COU> SINS Ea-.-.a-.
 First publication June n. ls-..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
|. L. STILES. ucealu. "A. T..
 Attorney for Applicant.

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notlee of Application for Patent be published for the period of 60 days ten consecutive weeksl m the Citizen. O weekly newspaper published at Tucson Pima county, Arizona. which paper IS designated us published nearest such claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register, First publication July Ie 1882
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

ECsESE V. ARAM. VIII. oULvEB.
 CULVER q ARAM, A TTORNEYs & COUNsELLORs AT LAW A and Notaries Public Odiee, 2l7 Congress St, Tucson. Arizona
 iuls-Ntf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days tten consecutive wee ks Z in the Arizona CITIZEN. weekly newspaper published at Tucson T which paper is here by designated by me as pubilshed rearlst such claim HENRY COUSINS. Registe-.
 EAKLL < SMITH Attorneys for Applicant
 First publication July = lss1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
A- V. o4EfhkNHs tucson, \. r..
 Attorney for AnnfIranfz

IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days tten consecutive weeks m the Arizona Citizen. a weekly newspaper pub- lished at Tucson. A. T., which paper Is hereby designated by me as published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS Register
 First publication July l6. lss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
No. sO9. for Patent to tn
 saint Nicholas Mining Claim.

E4RIL X SMITH. Attorneys for Applicant First publication. July 2, is,3
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
HENBI COJSINS U-

It is hereby ordered 'ha. Che .aa.-..---. Doc published for Che r-r1d z -.z.g a.- -- consecutive w-eE-I lu tl- DsUEEN . a. .- newspaper puhli-bei at rsc-ar \. T. u# paper Is hereby de-. uJtei by al. .rf.... nearest sad claims. HENRY COUSINS ..--
 Eir1r r.1f frI.s.r1.|n T.H. f--H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06

IL is heaeby ordered that the foregoing notice ie published sixty days ten consecutive weeks m the Arizona tITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Arilona TerritOry. which paper k hereby designated by me as published nearest such clnlm.
 HESRY COUsTSS Register First publication Julp 10. lssa.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-21
Mrs. LlncOln'S Funeral.

Springfield, Ills, July I9.-By the
suspension business public and private
and general attendance at the funeral O
Mrs. Lincoln, our citizens to-day testi
fed their respect for the relict of the
late President, Abraham Lincoln. Ser.
vices were held at the First Presby.er.
ian church which was crowded with
people and the streets in the neighbor-
hood we're blocked with throngs unable
to gain admission. Gov. Cullom,
Judge ]. H. Treat, Gen. John A. Nc
Clernard. Hon. Milton Hoy, Col. Jno.
Williams, Hon. S. H. Jones. Hon. Jas.
Q. Conkling, and Capt. John S. Brad
ford acted as pail bearers. The altar
was completely covered with handsome
flowers and Grape. The stale officials
attended in body. Secretary Lincoln
and members OF the family and near
friends came first behind the remains
followed by the Lincoln Guard of Hon
or. The services were brief. consisting
of music by special choir. Prayer
by Rev. r. o. Post and l. A. Barker,
and sermon by ]. A. Reed. The ar
were simple and there was
no attempt at display and the minister
no euology. According to
her expressed wish the sermon was
largely biographical. and very interest.
ing historical "reminiscences.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-21
Why the Pra tries are Treeless.

Acurious and interesting explanation
of the absence of trees on the great
western prairies was given at the meet.
ing of the academy of Natural Sciences
by Mr.. Thomas Meehan. Number.
less theories have been advanced by
students in natural history why the
great feeding grounds of the buffalo
should be without arborescent veg
citation, the principal one, which is sup
ported by distinguished authors. being
that of climatic influence. Mr.. Nee.
hans theory is that the absence of
trees is due to artificial causes altogeth-
er. Taught by their necessities, the
early Indians made it practice an.
nually to fire the high grass of the
prairies, which had the effect of max.
ing the growth more luxuriant and con.
sequently more inviting to the vast
herds of buffalo, on which the aborigl-
mes depended greatly for sustenance.
1t has been conclusively settled that no
vegetation, save the hardy prairie grass
will appear on ground over which FIRE
has swept, until another season, so that
the yearly prairie fires extended the
area of the plateau until they have
become almost measurefess. Mr.. Nee.
han cited several instances where trees
had grown when the fire had been ais.
continued. The hypothesis was both
pleasing and plausible, and has excited
some discussion among the savants.
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COLORADO CORRESPONDENTS.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, July 6.-ED
GRAPHIC: | will write you a few lines
from my western home. Weare ,ocat.
ed on the Grand river, about 40 or 80
miles from the Titan line in the most
beaut ful valley in Colorado. There is
not a very oig acreage planted this
season owing greatly to getting our ir.
rieating bitches ready tO'' late, and an
other thing they are nearly all expert
menting this year to see which art,cl,
will grow best, hut they have not
planted anything but that looks very
promising so far. Potatoes seem to
bear very young, the writer has about
two acres planted that are very promis-
ing. The vines do not grow very tall
but seem to be very full of potatoes
Spring wheat looks fine as | ever saw
it anywhere; oats also grow very b,g
stalks but low; cabbage, beans and all
kinds of vegetables eem to grow faster
than IN the east; therefore they are
very nice and tender. The outlook is
very good so far. Grand juno; ion held
her first fourth of July celebration. At
sunrise the usual salute could be heard
roaring up ana down the valley for ten
or twelve miles. In going into town
this morning we beheld the glorious
stars and stripes waving in the air and
at noon a general invitation was given
TO all to come and eat free dinner on
the first observance of that great day
in Grand valley, which a year ago was
only inhabited by the red man roaming
over the mountains. but now dotted
with settlers homes with more coming
every day. A Denver Co., are down
here preparatory 10 locating and start
ing a large fruit farm and nursery.
They want eight sections alone. They
are highly pleased with the valley We
will have three railroads running into
Grand junction after awhile. Grading
one down the Gunnison now. There
are two coming from Eagle down the
Grand River. There is another town
laid off right across the river, about
two miles above Grand junction named
Dunbar They propose putting out a
large nursery: also farming will be fol-
lowed On large scale here next year.
think | will close these few hastily
written lines by saying the ever well
come GRAPHIC has penetrated the west
this far, and will 20 as far as its friends
90. TENDER HEEL.
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From Wilson Township.

EDITOR GRApHIc.-It you will allow
me space in your valuable paper, l
would like to say a word or :wo. l
noticed an editorial IN the GRAPHIC OF
July 9TH, 1882, with reference to prop
osition 10 the candidates.
You say prohibition is not party
question at issue. 1t is not my inten-
ton, nor is it the intention Of any one
concerned in this matter to make it
such, believing as do that there are
democrats in this community that would
vote for sober Republican before they
would vote for drunken Democrat,
and knowing as do that there are
Republicans (or one at leasD that will
vote for sober Democrat before a
drunken Republican, Notwithstanding
that was voter when the Republican
party came into beng and have never
voted any other ticket.
You say you hardly see the necessity
ofloading down our men with "pro-
hibition."
Ifprohibition is right, and intemper-
ance is wrong, where comes in the load
by asking a man to declare himself in
favor of the right and opposed to the
wrong. You seem to fear we will an
tagcnize those temperance Democrats.
/ want to tell you there is no antag-
onism between temperance Repub-
licans and temperance Democrats on
that question.
We both stand for temperance, and
intend to vote it.
VOTER.