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Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-29

Use RrummelIs Celebrated Cough Drops. The genuine have A. Fl. B. on each drop. B. H. Douglass Son, E. A. Whittelsey, c. s. Leete Go, and Richardson & Co.,, wholesale agents d182m
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-29
AMERICAN THEATER.

The attraction at the American theater this week will be the Robert D. Warning company, who will introduce the Zanfretas troupe. They will introduce the pantomime of the 'Bri9ands' which has drawn crowded houses at Warnings Garden theater in Hobo. ken, N. J. Matinee Wednesday and Satur- day.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-29

The universal verdict, "The Hop Plaster is the best porous plaster ever made" Only 25 cts. ja23 6d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-29
A New Secretary for the N. Y., N. H. SS H
 R R..

Judge E. I. Sanford, for the past twelve years or more secretary of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co.,, has resigned his position and his resignation was accepted on Saturday. w. D. Bishop, jr., of the Naugatuck road, was elected in his place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
The Aeridrnl nn lhe s.P.R. R.

Advlces nom Tehachapi give us a probable cause of tue accid, mt that when the train vas stopped the air brakes were applleG. On drtachlug inc engine the brakes relaxed and tue hand brakes were oub ? left opcu cor weie moi strong enough Co hold the tra D. Iheir movement may have been helped by strong gale which WIS bIuWiug. it Is now certain that IS passengers and tw" sleeping car purterS were Aiiled and ten or twelve bcdIiy injured. Seventeen bodies have been removed from the
 wreck. Oue of them is considered ccr- tam as being Mrs. D twUey. Captain Wat rhousr. previously reported Hs in- iured IS not expected tn su SC. Tuc following were badly burned: Mrs. ?. (. Hatch, Mrs. 5. l.. Hatch, Mr.. Captain Brown, R. c. Ross, Captain T. Thatcher Sfapi eu Coffin, J. W. Seurl9s. James Wondhill and T. w. Doughetty. The wounded will be placed iu a huspi- tai at Los Angles at the compauy s rN- I6nse. The remains nf the unidentified dead. if any, will be gathered mp and buried bt Los Angles. SuprriuieI dent Fillmore says It IS uOt yet known who was Co blame. but some one has been careless. The matter will be thoroughly investigated. The train carried from this city one pouch of registered letters for St. LnuIs, Missouri, and abuut 100 small pBckes of regis cred letters for various other points The maIl was i'm portaut and unusually ful, containing letters and printed matter for Los Angeles, San Beruarliuo aud points in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, a portion Of Colorado and the Stfte of Sonora, Mexico. One report ls that all mail aud express matter was burrei. and other that a portion was saved.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Notes From Chihuahua.

Mir. Jacob Landis sfOrmer raucher ou the San Pedro, and an old companion of Ed. Scheiffin. is m town. For tue past two years he has made his home in the district of Guezapares, Chihuahua. where as a miner and farmer he Is lend ing his aid ih building up and develop ! ing the interests of that rapidly growing | country.
 With others he is largely interested in the famous old Sentencion mine, situated on river Of that name. The mIne itself is represented ss being a mountain of silver bearing ore. that for d width of more than fiy, hundred feet holds an average value of from twenty to thIrty-tive dollars per ton. iutersper- sed throughout tbe mass of quartz are ound pockets of rich chloride ore winch nave been much sought after by the MeucaEs. Out of one pocket alone 1t Is salu that three hundred thousand dollars worth Of silver was once taken. In no instance do any Of the mlBy
 Oyote holes reach greater depth than ufretn feet. An effort k being made to sell the claim tn an American company, who now have agents there examining the property.
 Another rich mine n the same dis tricf, IS the Urrapa gold mine, at winch about three hundred men tpeonsi are employed. An American company IS said tO have offered SjO0,O00 for 1t, but the price asked by the owner Is 100000. At the mine five stamp mill is in oper- atlOn.
 The Carmen and Santa Rita mines, also Tn the same district, are valuable properties. At the Santa Rita, about fifty men are employed The Carmen recently changed hands, the price paid teing S100O0u.
 Outside ot the mining interests. Mr. Landis reports the country qUet. Corn and beans are the crops mostly raised. MT. LandIs began bis return trip to- day. He came by team from Hermo- sIllo and brought live hundred dollars, new. from the mint at that place
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Ln. ArrsIes Time.

 The all-absOrbilg topic of conversa- | lion on the streets and in puOii; and D ivate places yesterday and Sunday
 Sas the horrible rHIl oad disaster at Ie- haeheDi summit Friday morning. Pas
 sengers on tue Ill-tatsd tram, and thuse who went to the wreck after the news
 had reached thus city. were closely ques- | tiUned, ID the hope that something DO | published III tue newspapers n sht be | learned. Questloners lis eLsl iu awel silence. aud narratCrs spoke Iu low, Iuournful tones. Puhhc sentiment
 seemed severe in cenSuIiug some one or auy one through whi:.e crilIinal care
 lessness the accident ad happened.
 Tn reviewing the glsaster. 1t will be
 well Co state that the trade from Sum her to Tehachepi Is tlie steepest on any broad gauge rallroas in world. though
 one or two narrow z .uge roads have E
 greater acclivIty. Tre grade is ll6 feel
 to the mile, or, rOu shly stated, about two feet rise in every no feet. The road
 alternates between enbankments and cuttin- s, and where the accIdent took
 place the embankmeut is fully fifteen
 feet high. Near the kp of the grade, at
 Tehachepi, Is piectS bf road compare
 lively level, though E aviDg a fall from south to north. On s hIs piece of road
 of moderate grade art the switches and turntahle used to CT ble the helping engine to be unHOuE led from tbs traiu
 and sent back to SufDer. The follow ing diagram explGinstthe appearance of the road from the vsummit down to Sumner. The accider it happened third of the distance from the summit tO the first place noted in the diagram. Cali ente; the two coaches ran nearly half way between the two places.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Proof Wanted.

lUCsoN, 4. T.. Jan. 33d.
 EDITORS CITIZEN: have read attentively the letter published m yes terday's issue Of your popular paper, headed, Stock Stealing ard signed -Stocknan~ l?i Desiring tc put the matter ID its right place, l prsy you to publish the following remarks:
 Mir. Stockman has Do reason whatever to state that tbe four-ifths of cattle stealing in Arizona IS done by Mexicans coming from Sonora, and | think 1t Is very difficult 10 prove such adventurous assertion.
 Mir. Stockman says: There are in SO- nora a number of places that are gen. eral redeZVOus of thieves. cutthroats and smngglers" As neither the Govern ment of Sonora nor myself have any in- formation whatever concerning such places we will be very thankful to MT. Stockman if he can furnish us with proof of his statements.
 Mir. Stockman further adds: The horse thieves and cutthToats bring the stolen horses to Arizona and sell them. and when they return steal horses of mules Tn Arizona and sell them In SOI ora
 IT Mir. StOckman would know the laws of Sonora III the present case, and the impOssibility of selling in that State stolen horses or mules, I believe be would not have made such erroneous as- sertions. inasmuch as he ought tO know that in Sonora DO animal can be sold out of the control Of the law nor without prevlous proofs of the legitimacy of the property.
 Mir. StockmRn further says: "It parties in Arizona follow their stock and thieves into Sonora. they seldom get the stock, for the country is full of accom- plices and punishment is never inflicted on the criminal if he is of Mexican Origin."
 This Is the most delicate point Of ali the assertions made by Mir. StockmaD, and fortunately Is the most unfounded.
 No person having followed ,tolen property into Sonora and pursuing the thieves before the proper authorities. Can complain of ne -liRence nor accom- plices of them. Not Oniy do the Mexi- can authoritieS irish the criminals, but when there + y presumption that stolen property taken into f.lat country, the property k held and due notice is given so that the owners may have information, and if the criminal is caught, the punishment is inflicted as soon as there IS any evidence obtained of his Rui without auy distinction whatever of the nationality of the parties.
 One of the matters to which the Mexl- can Government has paid particular at- tention Is that of the police of the frontier, and can safely state that the decrease of the criminalty on the Mexi- can frontier IS due to their efforts and special care.
 l praise Mir. StOckman's s good feeling in favor of stopping the thieving on the border line, but do not approve of him thinking 1t necessary to insult the citi- zeus in general of a neIghbOring country in order to recommend such measures.
 Until positive and good proofs are given, 1 cannot consider his assertions other than passionate ones.
 Thanking you Messrs. Editors for the favor of publishing this letter. [ remain your most Obedirnt servant.
 A. V. LOMELI, Consul of MeyIcu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Summons.

" THE DfSTICT rDUFT THiRD JrpF cal D!st'lct ll i.-. ,al1-, of Ilua. l.s-lt..- ~ ut Arizona.
 Harriet A. LIwu.r--. Flesatif against Frank
 '. L-~teucr. D 'suuurt. Copy of sum
 m@r-.
 Ac.yu bruu-h. i- Che Di- net Court of tbe fIist JudIciul Dl-turt In and for he uuuty of
 iua. Territory uf Arizona. The TerritsrJ of or AriEouu sends -f"erlnE Co Frank T. Law renee:
 luu are hereby suhm1net and required Co ap- reaF iu an action brought against yuu by tte tboEe-usiued plaintiff In the Di,trict Court of fLe tifst JudlcIsl Distinct 10 and for the County 1t Pima m the Territory of Ar znua. ana Hu- -Ner thc ComplaIrt nlad vIth the q e-k or thi- toutt hf luc-un. Iu sad county a copy of which mplafnt accom- anles thi- -Ummon-. Nifhin twenty daJ= trXclu-V- ui The day of zervlc-f after tl@ seryice upon sou of ttIs summons fl -ervt1 In this county, hur If -rrFai uuf sf tha county and within thI- D-'rc then within thirfy days ia all other case forty duys
 And you ar- he. ehy nutIhed that if you ftil co appear and an-Se- the complaint above re- quirsd The plaintiff Nlilapply t0 the Court for The rehef thrre.n demsnd-d, and c,.sts and dis bur-smsnts iu this behalf expended
 G.FrH under my hand and nh sel-l of sad Di-- tricr Court. af Tucson. thIs 3ith day of uacem- ber, A, D., i--2.
 IL o.f L. x. WILLIAMS Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Summons.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI cIHl District county of PIma, Territory os AULoua-
 Joseph GoIdtre plain ifi al,ain-r John Nur- phy and Thomas Gsites defendant. {, opy O summons.
 Arrinn brought the District Court of the EIr-t JudlcIal I-trlct Iu and for the couEty of Pima. m he Territory of 'ri ola.
 tt- Ierutory of Arlz0na sends greeting f1 John Murphy and Thomas Ga es:
 You are hereby summOue and required to ap petr Iu ac Ion b ought aEuiu-t you hy the above named plaintiff In line DI-tr co Court Of the Fms, Judicial District m and for JLe count ot Pima. the Territory ot Arizona and 4u- -yer th. complaint hled VI n tts' Clerk uf this Court at uC-Ou In -aId county Ia copy ut WrIch complaint accompanies thi- -ui mou-i within tSenty days .-NcIusIve of the Cny of -erV eel after the servIce upon you of tlf- summon . If served m thIs county. but If served out of the csunty and wUhin thIs DI-tucf. r1sn within .hirty days, m all oth-r cases forty days
 And yuu are he eby notIhe that if fat Co rp- pear and an -uer the complaint a- above requlre-' the ulaintiff will take judgment against you and apply Co th Cont for ths r- ref herein demanf- ed Co costs and disbursements ID this behalf rx perded
 Given under my hand and the ssal Of .Eid Dis- trlct Court at Iucsou thI- 2sth day of December 4. ID. l>-3.
 ll-S l.. < WILLIAMS. erk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
mons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI ciai District. lu the county u- Puma Terri tu-y of AriEona.
 B. 2 BivIns. plaintiff araiU-r r. r. Hunt. r'aIntIh. summons.
 Action brought ln trs District C.urr of ths tir>t IudlcIul District. m and fer the county f ilT'a, m the I-rrIfo of Arizuua- The lrrri- tory uf Arlznua sends greeting fo r I. Hunt. You are hereby summoned and required tu Hu- bear Iu "a aCu n brought against you hy tn.. above named plaintiff Iu the Di-fr Court of the ttr-t JudtCil District. Is and for tha couu of Pima. In the Ierrtfory of Ar-zuua. and an@v ver the complaint fled win fhe Jerk uf this Court at Tucson. m sad county Ia copy of Ich e m- pliut acc'" panie- this summons within twenty days ieIclusiTe of he day of serviceI after the service upun you of tti- summons if >rrVet lu thls county; 1ut lf seryed ouf of tie unty and within thIs dIs ricf. iten within thirty day- iu an other ca-es forty days. and you are hereby uoti ed that If yun fsfl Co auue and auswer the complaint as above rr,.uired l.. pa nrh wiIl arpiy % tha Court for the r-l ef the cln demHudsd, and Costs and dis buf~sllt . .- m hls behalf -xp-udeL
 --~'--- Given under my hand nnd the sal uf g..r sald District Court at Tur~o-' -ft-
 eighth day of January. \. n. I,-3,
 L. x. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Cheap! Cheaperl Cheapest.

Within the past two weeks there ba, -because of general dlllness ID trade
 been much competition cutting of prices among the Tucson merchants. Tn the good work of saving dollars for their patrons, Messrs. Lonergau y Holmes, near the post-office. have ever been consmcuous. In their daily in- creaHng trade. they feel themselves amply repaid for the sacrifices made. Goods they say, if sold while new. are money to both seller and purchaser, if high priced and old in stock, they are dear at whatever figures. sold or kept, and arr so regarded by the purchasers and & Hers. The former, fearful of be- ing twice bitten. invariably transfer their custom tO another store. To avoid this and retain their trade, present pop ularity and reputation for cheap prices. the gentlemen in question make earnest effort to allow no goods to get old and worthless on their hands. but convert them into ready money, which ID turn IS put iutO more goods and the stock is thus kept up. Any one in need of cloth ing or Of any desired article, made or unmade. should not fail to give them call They are square dealers aud sIve full value for the money asked.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Nnti-r E.rf.Ifntr

FI'O IHOS. N IG tN Oh mo. r. tLAINlNl T uGdrr tiu are hs.rrll uotIua.l ... le improvements u.ur 5..., "a. . amp. ruruII- p... -.tuafe,i Iu t.s l-f -uu 60 'iilII g bi-trIrr. ,Ir cuun.y, r.. and r--H-dsl lgrI Gf l-.. .oHe ra.c 3D. u a-.-- fu lu.. -.i.d u.e-.I-.H. uH --e- of f.e Jr..aI ~f.t c . 1H.l. ,r,- arUu n. -a guirTi tu hold l.a z.ille for 'f.a year end r- IH Gem her Et-f. i- 70. AuI IG VltlIa rrnHrU .r.. af'r. tLi- uHrle. hg publication yuu t-I. H- r. e@ fo contribute 1uIr uffrr Hr uf -... pHTditurr u- wE-r. utfi. ct-f of ful- .i..y..- u~emeur. your interest Iu rtr -tit C.tIu vI.. .. come tIr prup-rry uf ih.. -uh-criba... under -H. secti.u 3-i. lUar u.uTor. |. Q Of -alo g1g"f.. JIre l- tIir-fg- .rf.-H ..s-itfI dollars.
 CH x DAJEHEE sa9l 3u n. MENAr b.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Nniice nf FnrE.ifnrr
TUcsoS, PrNs CovSp.A.T-
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TUCSON. PrMs turyI1. A. T.
 January a. l--s ; ITO AHCMAS B. MERCHANT OR THOSE who may clam under hIm an undivided enc -irtt ot the following de-crIhed proua D. } au a'- hereby rufIrei that [ have sNpeulrt one hludref tu'Iar- In lztos sud IEuveu trt upon fte Grand EeuubLc mining claIu. ArIvaFa Nm lcg Dl--rIct. Iua county. ArIyana. eng The -Eme Truuerry locate Ocfol co l7. l-14 Ly A B t1TinEtuu. l. HIgrIurs sri T. B Merchant and recurGtd l1 Book G. D E- if Pima counfy Rec ord of Mines ln orties Go hold -aid claim uBas, te prov -Iou- of sectou -3 4 Revised Statutes of tae United Stats-. heIuE he amount rp1ul-ed f-' bold Inc same for he year ending .rembar al l'-- nt that uy-slf have cuntribatesi vonr r.srtl"u thereof. Therefore. if VI hIn g0 dsv. after s-rvlre uf thu notice of puhhcatinr- N. In ' il o- refuse Co cuutuhlte you urupartit D of such expenditure. as co-own@r. your interest Q alf cl -Im Will h-cuue the pr0perty Of the $. b scr1rer. under sad -ectun A. Iou u-0r o-- ton Of sad eTpeudlture Is sixteen and s7-IoJ dull4rz fjzlf sn1 U COOK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
summon

IN THE JUSTiCE-> ,OyET. |. AEI F.. Arlz0ua-
 le-' Goidschm,d-. plaintiff sz H c. t-. defendant B fore A. V. Erase. ) D. U.a SZ+- -0.
 The Tern ory uf Ar za1a -Hr.i- rr-sfIuG lr D t. hie@-i eIeuiaut fuIa-- rr- .oy suu.H.tr.. and rrguIrru ro app ar t-fr.-a me sif mg. - .. m Precinct No i crurry PIm.. Tor uarr .' li o'clock s- M. tp .u-vsa- tI - comp l.i.r n. -. above name d Hl sfuf.H. sHr Iauarg- Uf r.. .s. yOu afe indebted r'i l.u fu ihe cum ,F gs. q d-et and forfy-aIzH lL GO U,iI.1rs. 'rr -. -. -pid atd i- I, ere,i fy piainrla to f-. Hsr- -- The rent of furrru from plaintiff Hg .af ant. And if yol fan t.s apps. ? and rrf sr.H.. ga cong plsIut as f-reI- rrgrIr. d. r.s H ...-.. Sili axe lufiEms uf aga. rsr yuU -...-.. i.i a- Co The cn-r- of ffI- -rIf
 Gwen under my hand this 18th lae o. Jam a-y A. i--s- sF UEffr.
 tatW-t TrafIHa. .Hf a.H P srH-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
NuHIMIOfI~

IN THE JUSTIt E. S tUULT IN IND POE Preciuct No. Os- Pima county, q. lrr.E e. Arizona.
 Iolu x Carr. Wr,. B Honl er Career l.s.. J. E. Me Ols Hni T. D. ? .Ifs sIl. comp. 3 the Arm ot Nich".-. farts-- nd tu-rIu ,a.u.l- t.t- V. Hen C. X e--l eiau .alur H...r. !. M- ragg P. D~uuut afL
 D." Isrrit'rl ul A izu % sen greeting '. h@prs t. N -'l. p@f-, dsrt. bon sf- H-.-.E y -'-asaIHrg.. and r. u ...I -Hr. r... .. my Hcs. Iu r flwu uf Inc .uu ant rH.r-F % Puma. on the -.ti .at of M afc IA I..I -.-r oc.trA q. M- Co answer tua gt..Ii a.rr .' ..a above aurd piaf1fIff-. vhs, den .ur Of .H. 1. f you arc deb eti .u tl.e- Iu Jhr sulH HT {. .-." ruudr-t D-.lar fu- sl0si-. ws. e and r.a-. .r-- di-e co and lr Iv- red ru 1ou fT l..I.r.r .' your special . -tlIscr 8Ii rears-. -r -l.. pee clnct. Ant if yuu ful tu aure4r and r-aar sad complaint, u- hersru ? I ir..i fHr r...l-r v U take Iu lgment 4caIns. Hr I. i r..r ...l a.t Tor The sfs "a - -uIf.
 Gwen under my hand th.- f-.U H.r uT farE. s-y. A. D. 1--9. A Do EItAs#
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO c. O. EVEEETS OF THOSE CLAIMING I under him- lgu gre hereby na- fs.i fIsf ssa the urdrr-i-,ne-i- lave ezp-lded one huntr-i dollar il labor and luur1var1e-f- or tfq F,.- mine, sItga--d ln The Patagonia r1cut ms -a1 miles aas- of S1urure valley and one and d Ina [ n'l east "i lqr-,n -ual. In PI1if count. Arr- 1ola- locl t-i February l-f l-~I sad exu.ufiI- tur-- are one hundr-i dollar for tha year af l~-l and one lSudr-ci do larz forfts eH- sf i.-s the amount r-4ulrsd fo toli tl.. came for -f.- years erciuE D'crElrer sl-r. l-~i and Deem her l---. nnI E wItrin ninety f1v4 aff..- +.. 5a- tc- b. publication y.su fs ] or refu- Co contrib ute yuur proportion of such sxp-nditu-a a. a Or ~orE--, }'ur n'-r+St fn the sad clalu ,iu h-s- come the D operry of the zub~rrlf..r- B-'ie- ssI5 Section -a-t. WlttIAN SLO N.
 HtNtFY H.ENNfCE
 WILLIAM GRAIN
 Ha-shan q r T.-----a 1..g
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Snnnlntis
IN THT V

IN THE JUTlCE'S COURT. IN AND FOR Freciuct Number One. Pima County. Tern fory af Arizona.
 Alborr Wolff, Plain lh.ys IT, c. kei-eI De- fsudaut.
 You ore hereby summoned and reluirri 'o ar,- ar before mo, at my ofics, m tho city of The son and county of Pima, on the lth day of harcu A. v, at ll O clucs a. m.. Co an ,yRer the complaint of the above named pIa utifi who de- mands ot yor that you are indebted Go him m iu- sum Ot seveut ty-uIu dpilarS
 no lf you fan tO appear and al swer sam com p.aint aS herein required. The plaintiH will take judgment against sou as esmanded and for ILe co~l- of this suit
 Glven under my hand tti- ith day of Iauuary. A. D. lSeS. A. VI. ERAGG
 Justice cftfa Peace. II. B. Lighthirsr. A,f'v:frrPia. iv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
COnflasl a'ion aud Slage Robbery.

AANEH, A. L. Jan. . :, lSe3. ] EnuoB CITIZEN. Last night about 10 o'clock g.. n. a serious (which might have beepJ coudagration took place iu this camp. One large stack Of hay, which vls stacked in the Quaiter- masters corral, subject to inspection and acceptance hy the Qaartermas,er. It seems upou investigation that It was fired by some scouudre', and for what interest uo one seems tO kuOv. By the timely arriya of sull lie-s ou the c-nr thoy managed G. save an the prnpzriy hay, wood Sc. belonging tO the Oua ter master. lr wuli toe a satlsf9cti ID to the community ta ferret ont the party who comm ted t4e offence and will guar.utee he will uese- do SD again.
 ANOTHER STAGE soBBEEY.
 The stage leaving here at D. ID. for Bowie Nta'ioU wlth one p4~~euuer, des uued Co Stafford, was "he!d up within about one mile Of tbetoVD ou Wedues- day evening the l7ih inst. It seems about time that our citjzens shO1ld organize themselves tugetier and put sop to thls business. a- It will never cease unless they do take The law m their hands and at the same Ime pro- feet our ri -hiS. is matters siaui now We have nUt rNCu Deputy Sheriff ln our town, can yuu expect anything but con- tiBuous aau~-uI the lay and good order II We can afford Co nay for the SC vic-, It will be au easy matter to get al eiii- cent oliicr-. CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Nnfire nf Enlfeilnrr.

TIE UNDERSIGNED EOCsHT NN- iS A divided bal of t.- -si-c...a l..-r..". nlne, wh ch I- tbs a --f as asr aE .l-iur .t o.. 2. uaz;p mine. M ea- I.- -.Hf- i.Ha rHarf- - i... tl- sme tor tlC ur l--t arcY-.i.r- tf.. .a- ot tne co tutry. i- e tl a all fl owner uE . ether ha t VT. 6'orse hsy-. Dr -hu-' lvru T d. cl1ln n und- him tn ay. vfrh r ri. a.g dag - f-.. tni- tte, flr half or H. a--a--.uaur s..-.. amounting t' tf .f4ars anal c. -r uf @. var .- iuc- a ny fslIu1- -1 lsHy. he u- heir .a---a-- tt. ml1- ~9uld he forfeited .J, T.
 fEtU.. Hf"E. Myer- D'trc'. Izu1- -y z. i--a -4.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

 ] GoodenOuRh, Cumberland, | Don Know, Harshaw district, Jan lst, Henr, ' Breunick. ct al. l Daisy. Silver Gate No 2, Greatervill, district, Jan 4th. F. iIursey, ct al. Blue Wing. DO district, Jan 10th, Geo tone.
 Morgan, Papago district, Jan Eth. Wn Morgan, l. D Lyford.
 Paradise No ?. Wrightson district Jan lst, John F Kelly, D W Neil.
 Excelsior. Tucson district, Dec 27th 1889, Samuel Harper.
 Asia, Good Curl, Stevens, Old Pant Smuggler. Palmetto district, Jan ,, H D Stevens, z T Vail.
 Main Central. Papaco district, Jan ?, J Peterson ct al.
 Manto Jr, Santo Domingo district, Jan 1, John W Casady, John W Spencer.
 DEEDS.
 Douglass Snyder and James Breeden to \ J Davidson. placer claims at the mouth of Madeira canyon. Sl0.
 Charles Detoy and \ Detny to James NJ Wilkins, lot ?, block l79, S2,0O0. John E Allen t0 T Gates, the Eagle min-, interest in Water Cart, West End, Red Rover and Rollins mines, Sil- yer HI'l district. Sl.n0.
 E Lopez and l. SanetO Co A Soto, interest ID Ssnto Domingo mine, SlOO. Same to Richard Woifenden, inter est ID SantO Domingo mine, Sl67. Corporation of Tucson lls73) to James Lee, block ll9, SIS.
 United States of America Co R \ LeatherwOod ct al, patent for Yellow Jacket lode, Gro Blanco district. Ed Bndwell to Wm Anthony, ' ln- terest in Mountain Chief and Paul Jones. Papago distrlct, Sl.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Oath ard bond of John Gardiner, No taTy Public, with D 4 Sanford and A J Davidson as sureties.
 Wedding ceTtitirate given Co IhOs N Selby and Addie Hastings, by Rev c ! Hendley.