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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
SunnOnS,

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI l eial District. an the county of hma' Tern tofy Of Arizona. Mary r Began. plaintiff aSainst Cornelius Ea-
 gan. defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District n and Tor the county of Pima in the Territory of Arlzoua- The Terri tory of Arizona sends greeting 70 tornehus hA- snn-
 You are hereby summOned and required to af- tear in an nctI0n brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the District Court Of the First Jutllcial District in and for the county of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona, and an- sxer the complaint hled with the Clerk of this Court at Tucson, m sad county Ia copy or which complaint accompanies thls summOnsl within twenty days lexclusiVe Of the day oi serVicel after service upon you of thls summons. IT served in this county. but lf served out of the county uud within this district, then within thirty days; in all other eases forty days. ms action is brought to obtain decree of the Court adiudaing you guilty of willful desertlun of plaintiff for more than one year from the com inarcemeut of this action, and Of wlIlful neglect ta provide plaintiff the neceSsarIes or comforts of life for the same perOd of tune, you having the ability tO provide the same. and failing SO 10 do bv reason of your idieness and prOtlEacy; that the marriage now existing between you and inc plaintiff be dissolved. and for such other and fuller relief as may be just and proper.
 And you are hereby notified that If you tall To ,.,,uear and answer the complaint as above re- quired. the plaintiff will apply 10 the Court Tor the relief therein demanded. and costs and dis brirzerlents in this behalf expended,
 tfiven under my hand and the seal Of said ilis- trict Court, at Tucson. this 22d day of December, A. D. lssS. .. -
 fSeaI.l L. S- V li4Ll AAiS tlerA-
 \ true copy attest. R. II PsUL. Sheriff.
 Earil S.nith < Stephens. Plf's. Attys. jas 6Od
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Summons.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDI l cial District in the County of Pima, Ierrlto- ry Of Arizona.
 Harriet A. Lawrence Plaintiff against Frank . T. Lawrence. Defendant. lCopy of sum-
 nous.
 Action bought m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima Territory of Arizona, The Territory of of Arizona sends greeting tO Frank T. Law renee;
 You are hereby summoned and required tO ap- pear in an action brought against you by the Above-uamed plaintiff in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima in the Territory of Arizona. and an swer the complaint fled with the Clerk of thls Court al Tucson in said county ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summOusl, within twenty days texcluslse of the day of serVicel after the service upon you of this sum mons. fl served in this county; but fl served out of the county and within this District, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days
 And you are hereby notified that II you tail Co appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanded. and costs and dis- bursements in this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dis trict Court. at Tucson. this 3lth day of Decem- Der, A. D., lS52.
 IL- S.i T.. \. NALLlAhS, Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
A Rich Mine.

Messrs. Frank Shultz and Joe Gold tree are the owners of a surprisingly rich gold mine on the San Pedro river. about fifty miles by road from Tucson, called the Apollo. The ledge is about three and half feet wide, and the ore, which appears to be of character that one would not think could contain any metal. averages by assay, S12j.6S in gold and Sl0.9g in silver About ten tons of this class of ore is now on the dump, and much of 1t was at first thrown away as worthless.
 The most remarkable ore IS found in a rich pay streak of hard, filuty and dark colored quartz, varying in width from six inches to a foot or more. This ore Is actually filled with gold, some Of # free, but most of 1t invisible to the naked eve. Five pounds of thus ore was taken at random from a sack and sub- jected to @ crude test, with the result of a gold button worth nearly twelve dol lars, and ali the gold was not then ex- tracted. Fifteen sacks of this ore have been brought to this city, and it IS esti- mated that it will yield between S5,pbo and Se,0O0 per ton.
 The owners uf this claim surely have an immense fortune in this property, and they are tO be congratulated for their good fortune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
HRckharrY Items.

A special from Blackberry, Arizona, to the Albuquerque Journal, gives the fol lowing items:
 Parties are looking out for road from Blackberry to the Grand Canyon, via Spencer's ranch, to which there IS a splendid wagon road, and thence ten miles to the river. Tourists can go by trall to point where the view Is oi great grandeur. The depth of the canyon is estimated by some from 5000 to 5000 feet to the water. It is thought this will be the most available point to start from.
 Several gentlemen from the east have arrived to start operations on the Cedar Valley property, in the Cedar district.
 Dr. Dsy, Charles Cohn, Walker Bros. and William Howell have made some rich discoveries i'll this district on one of their properties, the ore asssying from S200 to $500 per ton. They are now down some fifty feet with a good body of ore. The Blackberry mine is showing mp finely and the mill will start in two weeks.
 The station at Newberry will be the central distributing point for a large section of mining country and in a short time will be the most important station on the Atlantic < Pacific railroad. This will be a good location for large mer- chandising establishment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

Total product silver and gold S3S,266,21l
 or this respectable sum about I5 per cent, or $2S. 100000 may be set down as silver, and the balance, or as much as S9,566,527, in gold. AS will be seen, the product has been more than doubled since 1880, and in 1882 the Territory rose to be third in rank in our country as a producer of the precious metals. The chief part of this increase has been derived from Tombstone district, winch is now the second in rank of all the sil yer producing centres of the country, or next to Leadville, with prospects of a steadily increasing product. The next leading producer IS that known as the Pioneer district, which embraces the well known Silver King property, which continues to deserve its name.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
The Ariznna Snnfhern.

Mir. H. $. Sesrle, superintendent of the Arizona Southern Mining Company, whose properties are in Gro Blanco, has written to the President of the company under date of March 7tb, and says:
 We took some exceptionally fine ore out to-day, and made an important strike west of the west shaft. The ore IS very fine with good strength of lead. The pay ore streak on south side is twenty five inches and on the north side nire- teen inches. The ore vein at this point is about six feet wide l am running a drift from the west shaft which will strike underneath it. Another new strike is about forty feet northerly from the east shaft, where We are also taking out fine ore. The east shaft Is showing well in ore, horn silver predominating.
 The west shaft IS teeming out the usual allowance of ore, which will run from $50 to S2O0 per ton, with DOT ton of it higher. I shall commence work on the south spur tomorrow. The average of the ore IS of a superior quail lty, and the general showing of the mine is beyond my expectations, for such moderate amount of development"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton.

HEADQU REFERS DEPARTNENT oF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF CHIEF ColInfIssAIY oF SUBSISTENCE. .
 WHIPPIE BARRACKS,
 PREsCdTT. A T.. March 24 I-s3 = NEALED PROPOSALS. IN TBIPLICATE. - subject to the usual conditions, will be re- ceIEed at this office. or the oHices of the ActIug COmuIissaries of subsistence at the fOllowing x named posts. until l2 o'clock noon. on TUEs- DAY. Aprll 24. Iso5 at which time and plaees they will be opened ID the presence of bidders, for furnishing and delivery of such quantities Of BEEF and MUTTON on the block. as may from time to time be required at Forts Apache, BOWie Grant Huachuca. Lowell. McDOUel Noiave, Thomas and Verde and Nhipple Barracks in this Department from July 1. lsa3. tO June 90, lssi
 The Government reserves the night Co re. sct any or all proposals. Proposals must be accompanied by a bond with two sureties m the sum Of Sl.0sO each, and in accordance with the form prescribed
 Each proposal must be accompanied hy an affidavit setting forth that the bidder is not con cerned. directly 0r indirectly. in any other bid than that Co which hls name ls appended.
 The successful bidder VIII be required 70 an- ter into a written contract with the JnIted stste=. Vifh good and approved surety. within l9 days after bsIng notified of the acceptance oi his proposal. r Blank proposals. bonds and afidavits and fgu information a. to the manner of bidding, condo rlOns to be observed by bIdders- and terms ot contract and payment will be furnished on az plicatlon to tils ofice or c. tho CoinruIsssE5 az the post.
 Envelope containing prUpOss4s should bs marked Proposals for Beef and Mutton ana addressed to the undersigned or 10 ths respect i've Post C0mmissaries. CHAS. F. PAGAN
 ma.i lt Captain and C. $, '. .S. Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Summons.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI- l cial District. in the county of Pima, Terri tory Of Arizona.
 David Allen, plaintiff. against Washington Sil-
 yer Mining Company, defendant. summons
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima. m the Territory of Arizona. The Terri tory of Arizona sends greeting to Washington Silver Mining Company.
 Nou are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona. and ans ser the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court al Tucson. in said county Ia copy of which com plaIut accompanies this summOnsl within twenty days (exClusive of the day Of serVicei } after the service upon you of thls summons. If served m this county; but if served out of tho county and within this district. then within thirty days; m al other eases forty days.
 And you arc hereby notified that if you fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above re- guired. the plaintiff Will take judgment by de- fault against ysu for the sum of Ss75 and legal interest thereon from the date hereof until paid, and costs and disbursements in this behalf ex- pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District Court, at Tucson, this 2Sd day of Jan uary. A. D. Iss3.
 IL S.l l.. s. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
 B. IT. Hereford. Atty. for Plh. ia2s 6Od
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
\ Application No. sso for Pateat Co the
 Commodore Mining Claim
|. \. LAND OFFICE Tucson. A. I.. . January l. l,ss.

January 1. l,s1 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Warren Mining Company. by L.. H. Cook agent. whose pO-tOtlce address IS Tucso1 Pima county. Arizona. has thIs day filed 4ts aQ pllcation for patent for llJU linear feet Ui Ls Commodore mine 1r VeIn. bearing silver and geld with surface ground 6yu feet Id width. situated in Gro BlancO Mining D..tlic. County of Pima and Territory of Arizona and designated by the field notes and ot5cial plat on hle iu thIs Otlce as Lot No. f4. Iu sud District. sad Lot No. 44 being as folloss. To- wit:
 Beginning at the initial monument. where d e notice of location was placed st a pine post t1l inches, 4S feet long m a monument of stoles and marked 70. Q. M. No. l. whence |. $. Ma eral Monument No. ., OrO BIancO Mining Dls- trict bears \ q degrees AO minutes 2-ll t.,. distant and rcck marked C. O. NJ. No. !. bear, \ q degrees C minutes W - feet distant
 Thence N 2& degrees 5U minutes E 5JU feet Co NE corner of claim tO pine post {I2 inches t', feet long m monument Of stones. and msrzrl "C. O. M. No. IL ."
 Thence N 64 degrees 4l minutes " Iyl1 fee. .o the NV corner of the claim. to an oak post iEi inches. 4hs feet long, and marked "C. O. M- No. ILL"
 Thence 24 degrees sU minutes W gU feet. Co the center of the NV end of claIm, Co au oak post 4x4 inches 4tf feet long. IR a monument of stOnes and marked "C. 0. d. No. "
 Thence $ 2 degrees 5O minutes An fe.t Co the Sw cSSrer of the claim Co an oak post iIs inches. ~ l<keet long; m monument Of stoass 
 Thence e degrees e minutes ljJH teSr .1 the SE corner of claim. tO 6 pine post xlInchss 4iS feet long. in monument of -toree. and marked 'C. O. M. No. VIZ and
 Thence \ 24 degrees 51 minutes l. ao ots-t Co the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation F idegrees a minutes containing aO.b6 acres.
 The location of thIs mine Is recorded 10 tlr Recorders office of Pima county AuEOlA ln Books B and . of Records of MIne-. ss pages 6ss and lj respectively. The adjoining c.aiGa1t is the applicant ss owner of the Leopgri mia-, Lot No. q.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely l-ly lOr- tiOn of said Commodore mine Or surface sfOur- are required to present their adverse c.Alns 10 this office during the sixty days perlod Of Qub-l- cation hereof, or they uill be barred hJ vlrtur of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing zas.ce of application for patent be publlshed for Ne period ten cOnecutiVe weeks in the Arizona tit- Een, a weekly newspaper published at Iuesoe. Pima county. Arizona.
 HENRY COUSINS, Reyiste- Eirst publication. January 2l, ls-S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Notice of Forfeiture.
TuosoS. PIMA COUNT, TERRITORY or ARIZONA.
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TuosoS PIMA COUNT,
 TERRITORY OF ARILOSA.
 January 9, iSsS. ITO q. W. HAYES. OR THOSE WHO MAY l claim under him an uuivided One-half ntsr- est m the following property: You are hereby notified that we. the owners have eI- pended one hundred dollars in labor and im- prOyements upon ths Monumental Mine, and the Monumental Extension Mine, Myers mining district, Pima county, Arizona, being4the sanc property located January 1, lssl, recorded in the Pima county Recordsr's office. book :Of mining claims t, page 62, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec tiOu 2S24 Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December Sl, lss3 and shat we have contributed your portion thereof; therefore If within ninety days after service of thIs notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure ss cO-Own- CT with costs of publication, your interest m said claim will become the property of the sub scribers under said section 2324. Your propOr- tOn of said expenditure is one .hundred kiollArs.
 HENRY LENNART.
 R |. WOOD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO c. O. EvRRETs. OR THOSE CLAIMING | under him. You are hereby notified that ve the undersigned. have expended one nundrrl dollars in labor and improvements on the bo-s mine. situated m the Patagonia mcutsins " zliles east of SOuerits valley and one and g ,l-i miles east of Tucson road. ID Pima county, AT s1na, located February lst l5sO; sad eIpeHdi. turea are one hundrsd dollars for the year oi lss1 and one hSndrsd dollars for the year gf ls5- be amount required tO hold the same for the ysars enaIng December Slst, iSsi and DecsHi- Der isSc- and if within ninety days after the n" tce by publication you fan or rofuse Co eontri1- ute yOur proportion of such expenditure As A s0 worker. your interest in the said claim VIII c s..-,io-- ,l-t WILLIAM SLOAN.
 HENFKY BRESNICh-
 WILLIAM GREEN.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
NniIrr nr FnrreIfnrr

ITO THOS. MORO AN OR THOSE CLAlh!NG Il under him. You are hereby notified thht VI have expended one hundred dollars m labor and improvements upon the El Campo mining c.aIH1- situated in the Patagonia Mining District fima county. A. T., and recorded April Sl, l-4s Book r., page SlQ. in order Co hold sad premises un- der the provisions of section 2sSt Revised Siat- utes of the United States being the amount re- qu1red to hold the same for the year ending De- cember slst 1ss2. And If. within ninety daJs after this notice by publication, you tan 0r re- fuse to contribute yOnT proportion ot such os- penditure as cO-Owner with cost of thls adEer- tisement your interest in the sad clam VIII be- come the property of the subscribers, under aaid section 2324. Your prOpOrtlOn of said expeHdi'
 CHAS. DAUCHEE
 iz2I Am H. NFNAGER-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI \ cial District, ia the County of Pima, lerriI9 " of Arizona
 Clara R. Keeler. Plaintiff. against Wu- T. hes- Ter, Defendent. lCOpy of Summons
 Action brought in the District Court 0f tL, First Judicial District m and for the County pi PIma in the Territory of Arizona. The IerriI0fl of ArizOnasends greeting Co Wm. T. heeler;
 You are hereby summoned and required Co q pear in an action brought against you by tLe above named plaintiff ia the District Court oi the First Judicial Distinct I1 and for ths CounJ of Pima in the Territory of ArlEona and al- sWer the complaint fled with tho Clerk of til- Court at Tucson, m said county "a copy of which complaint accompanies this summons within twenty days lexcluaiVs of the day Of serv1ee after the service upon you of this summons, l' served iu this county; but fl served out O. ths county and within this District, then wlt--l thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that fl you iail r' appear and answer the complaint above f'- quirsd, the plaintiff will apply to the tolr. for the relief therein demanded. and costs an 2 disbursements m thls behalf expended.
 Given 1pder my hand and the seal of sait Dis- triet Court, at Tucson. this 2fth day of Jauua'1 A D.. 1ss3.
 IT.. S.J L. ;. WILLIAMS, Clerk II. B. Lighthizer. Plaintiffs Attorney.
 fura ELN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Summons

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI l cial District. m tho County of Pima, TerritO- v of Arizona.
 William Zeckendor.. Plaintiff, against Ramon So,o. Defendant. lCopy of Sumnons.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Fr-- Judicial Distric- in and for the County of Pima in, the Territory of Arizona. The 1erritO- ry of Arizona sends greeting Co Ramon Soto.
 1Ou are hereby summoned and required Co ap- peal Tn an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the First Judicial District m and for the County of Pima in the Territory of Arizona. and m swer the complaint filed vith the Clerk Of this Court at Tucson in sad county )a copy of which complaint accompanies this summOnsl within twenty days (ezclUsIve of tLe day of servicel after the service upon you ot this summons. If served In this county but IT served out of the county and within tlis District, then within thirty days. in all other casee forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that If you fall tO appear and answer tAe complaint as above re- quIred, the plaintiff will take judgment by de- fault agaiust you for the sum of S5,Sls-5e with Interest thereon and lawful percentages and costs and disbursements m this behAlf e1- pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of sad Dis tirct Court. at Tucson. this Sth day of Decem- Der, A. D.. iss2.
 L. \. L. S. V ll4l4lAMo, llefA.
 .l.N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
The Indians.

The Indians seem to have been pretty lively in their Sonora adventures, and they created considerable consternation among the people there. Mr. s. R. De Long, who Is now in Hermosillc, has written to Mayor Strauss as follows, con corning the Indians, dated March 22:
 HERMosIILo, SONORA,
 MEXICO, March p, 1883. Hon. Charles NJ. Strauss, President, etc,
 Tucson, \ T.:
 When last wrote (the 20th) l expect cd to have left yesterday, but news of Apache Indian depredations and killing are coming in so fast and furious that the whole country is panic stricken. l expect much of 1t IS exaggeration, but 1t has such an effect that no one will stir out of the towns of the railroad. Ainsa and myself would go but 1t is no use to go alone. Probably in few days things will settle so that we can know how 1t Is. At present all IS in alarm. The scene of depredations so far seems to be about Ures, vicinity of Carbo station on the railroad some fOrty-fve miles north of here and Querobabi So far quite a number have been killed; some eight in one place. Sincerely, yours,
 $. R. DE LoSG.
 Later dispatches from that point con- vey the following intelligence:
 A private letter received here this morning states that band Of about for ty Apaches were seen some sixty miles north of Ures, on the 18th inst. going to- ward Ures, also that there were two companies of soldiers only few hours behind them. The six persons that were reported killed near Ures have come in, and say the Indians were not seen by them. The latest news is that the band Of about fifty Indians passed east of Magdalenu. going north towards the Sierra mountains. The Indians when going towards Ures were well mounted, and had some extra horses. Those re- ported as being seen east of Carbo did not have horses, and those passing Mag dalena had six. About half of the band seen near Ores had either been killed or have divided.
 A later report states that the Apaches are still east of Magdalena, and reports vary. Some say there are fifteen Apaches, and others say there are 2OO. Three men are reported killed this afternoon and some women ravished by the band. There Is quite a force of soldiers at Magdalena, and the last that was heard from the troops that started yesterday was that they were on the trail and not very far behind. General Carbo, commanding officer of this dis trict, has given orders not to take any prisoners. neither men, women or children"
 lt was at one time supposed that the murders at Clark's wood camp and Tn the WhetstOnes were committed by the same band of Indians, who were making a circuit of the country, but from the attacks being almost simultaneous, it is now thought there are two detachments of them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

TOA. NCCOLIlS BEN MORGAN AND ALL \ rrrso,s eIairnIng under thsna. yO1 are here. by n6tihed that the undsrsigned have sxpsndsd siaI ,,,,I,- tbs Isdg Collins mining claim, sItu S.s i- P-1r,irs mining district county of Plua- Ter-,to-V Sf Arisons, ss wal appear by eertlh- -,te fIsd Narch eth iss3 in the ottice of the k-- cortler of said county m order to hold ss5a & fs-isa4 Statutes of the United States. bslrs fis arnount required to hold the same for the vs.- sndlag December sht. 1ss2, and if slthin -,-,e+r days after thls notice by publication yo. s.iI or refuse Co contribute your proportion oi s1rh expenditures as such co-Owusrs your IT, ts-esfs in such claim ~Ili become the prOpert1 Of the subscribers under Sald section 2,s-t.
 FRED SWIFT
 c. C. STEPHENS TrcsoS. A. T. March Eth. iSss n1l ist
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO E. J. SMITH, DANIEL CONSOR AND
 I George GilhOoly and B. Morrison. You are hereby notified thIf have expended S.DU on the fOrty Nine mine in the Arvaca Mining DIs- trlct. Pima County. Arizona, located February D. 1879. Also S200 ou the Blue Jay mine. situat- ed m the Arivaea Mining District. Pima County Arizona. located February 9th. 1879. Also Sl0O on the Golden Age mine. sltuHted m the ArIva- ca Mining District, Pima County. ArizOua, lOcut- cd February Huh, lsso ID order to hold said premises under the prvosions of Section 2S3t Revised Statutes of the United States being the amounts required to hold the same for the years 1>s0 IsSl and lSs2, and fl within % days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditures as CO-Owners. yOur interest in said claims will become the property of the subscriber under sand Section 252L- JAMES II. POOLE.
 Tucson. 4. T.. February .. A. D. l.sS. gOd.