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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
The silver Bell.

Col. B. F. Bivius and Prof. Barnhart have returned from the Silver Bell dis tr;c-, so famous for its rich copper ores Col. Biyins brought in besides speci-
 mems from the mines he, in connection with other capitalists, are opening mp, some specimens of fine carbonate and red oxide ore from the Young America group. nov being developed under charge of Dr. C. II. Lord He says that thIs is magnificent property
 The group iu which inc Colonel IS ln- terested are developing beyond The most ~angule expectation. They now have 300 tons of ore on the dumps at the Cochise and EvenIng Star mlnes. lt is his purpose Co sEip some ot tAis ore aud make the mine pay Tor thelr own development. ftEere were works here he would ship the ore and have It re- ducel here rather than send 1T abroad or work it on the grounds. He thinks that there ls ore enough there tO warrant the building of @ narrow gauge railroad to the district and from there It could be continued to the Gunsignt and AIo and thus have control over a vast amount or ore.
 We expect the Colonel, when be gets these mines well under way, Will take hold of this railroad project. With hls own energy and means backed by other heavy capitalists East he could make succ-s- of it and for the interest ot Tue son and Pima county we hope he WILL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Summons

IN THE DISTRICT COJE-. FIRST L cial District. iu the lHurl1 .. tHr- ry Of Arizona
 Clara k. Keelsr. Plaintiff. a-aiast Ha.
 Ter, Defendert. it1rF nf -uuUHH.
 Action brought m the UI-frr t..rf .. tlrst udiclal District an end for .HH H". Ptua. m the Territory of Arfnrl. .H Of Arizona sends xrne ing fu Nw T. hrt
 You are herrby -lurlourd aud require. pear m an nctIou brought aEtIl-f ga- above named plaintiff lR the Dlz.ur- '.. the Fir-t Judlcisi b1sfrIct and fu-tH- of Pima m the Territory Of A-zuau -r- sWer tLe complaint nlsd Wifh tt- tisrs n. Court at Tucson. Iu -tlt eco 1fy .a copy a. complaint accom- panIe- thls u-Hr- twenty days .aNcl.-Ive Q ths day u. after the service upon you of taI- sHr- served m this county; but 'f -errn.i ar q" county and within thl- Dls'rr' .. thirty days; In all other ei ~-- Forty ir---
 And you are hereby n1tIiiai ful. .H sHt appear and answer Inc com .-lI' -" -H't quIred. the plaintiff wiil apply |" .ar for the relI=f therein drusH.l.r.. an. ...-.- e. disbursemenr- Iu thl- behalf .Irs.. ..-i
 Given under my hand and -'s -.a- ' i..' frIct ourr af Tucson. r..l- q. ...t on -a.- A. D.. i--1. -.,.. .-.
 L. >. L. -- W A-tl -f.-'. '--tA.
 q. B. Lghta.zsr Plaintiff A ..'-a1-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Rich Ore.

Mir. Geo. E. Hutchinson. President of the South Pioneer Mining Company showed us some assays from rich ore ID the lower workings of the Great Re public mine belonging to the Howard Mining Company. The average of ten assays was S9,77276 in silver. This rich ore streak was found in a winze being sunk below the 20O-foOt level at a depth of about 20 feet. This company have a complete mill. They have battery of ten stamps, but have everything m shape to increase 1t to twenty stamps fl necessary. They also have eight Frue concentrators and coasters so that they are prepared to treat any kind of ore that may be found in the mine.
 The South Pioneer is looking well and the ore runs up into the hundreds.
 These properties fully meet the ex- pectiOns of their owners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FlIST JUDI OIal District, m the county or flma- Ierri- tory of Arizona.
 DaVid Allen plaintiff. against Washington SIl-
 yer Mining Company. defendant. summons.
 Action brought lu the District Court of the FIrst Judirial District m and for the county of Pima Il the Territory of Arizona The Terri sory uf AuzonR ssuds greeting Co Washington Silver Ninu- Company.
 Nuu are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear m an action brought against y"u b. the above named plaintiff Iu the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima m the Territory of Arizona. and ans ser the complaint Eled with the Clerk of this Court z- Tucson. m sad county Ia copy Of which com plaIut accompanies this summousl within twenty days l-xclusiVe of the day of service after the service upon you uf this summons. If served m this county, but fl served out of the county and within this district, than within thirty days. m a ] other eases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint a- above TO- luIrod the plaintiff WIll take judgment by de fauit against ysu for the sum of ts5j and legal interest thereon from the date hereof uuul paid and coats and disbursements m thi- behalf e1- pended
 Given under my hand and the seal Of -aid District Court af Tuc-ou, this 2id day Of Jan uary. A. D. iS-s. -.
 R II Hereford Atty for Plf. JaI- h0d
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
New Society.

According to Treyious arrangement a number of ladies. residents ot Tucson met January 2lth. 1889, in the parlor oi Mrs. |. Gregory for 1he purpose Of or ganiziug e society to be known as the W. cru. throughout the States and and Territorie-.
 Mrs. Eolyoke. Of Chicago, flied the chair pro tenn. The following officers were unanimously elected: President. Mrs. l.. Y. Fish; Vlce Presidents Mrs. [. GTegurr. Ms. Berry, Mrs. Sumner. Recording Secretars. Mrs. N. II. Wolf Tendeu: Treasurer. Mrs. Annie Osborn.
 Mrs. HOlyoke read from the Book Oi Esther. comm nanciUg with chapter fourth, the story of Esther who saved from eZ- termination the whole Jewish people. She took text from the eleventh vers- and commented at length on Esther $ -imidity and fear lest she ilsplegse the King and thus fail to save her people, and eui0gized her courage lu dismiss ng her fears and making the attempt. She spoke Os -sther'S ultima success as an Iuducemeut tu timiD temperance women tn imItat- tue example Of tat noble Queen hy taking hold of the tom perance cause and thus make an effort to save their husbands, sons and broth CTS from drunkards' graves.
 Mrs. [. Gregory followed with Q prayer.
 After adopting the constitution Of the W. C. T. [. of Chicago. the meeting ad- iourned to meet again at the call oi the president.
 At a subsequent meeting in the par lors of Mrs. Berry. the above minutes were read. approved and ordered pub ished The next meeting will be held the parlors of Mrs. r.. \. Fish on the 21th instant, at . p. m. Ladies of The son. especially those interested in the temperance cause are cordially invited to attend.
 NBTHs H. WoFFENDEN,
 Recording Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Le6aI
AppIicaTion No 2S5 for Patent for the
 Enema Vista Mining Claim
|. 5. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoy. AEIzoSs.

February 2, ls,.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE ~ Santa Rita Land and Mining Company. hy C. II Lord of Tucson. Arizons, it's duly author izsd agent. has applied for patent for l5,O linear feet of the Buenz Vista vein. lode or deposit bearing copper with surface ground ooO tset m sridth situated m the Amole Mining Distract Pima county, ArisonA, more particularly ossI rrlbed a the plHt and held notes Of the oulcis1 survey on file m this otnce- and desisnatsd As Lot No. g2 a- follows. tO-~lt;
 Commencinr at the initial monument near the center of clam. at pine post 2xf and tt. lons. in "a mound of stones. marked R. V. No T. from .hicb shaft No. bears \. - degrses 6 minutes P i5 ft distant and U. s M- M. No 1 bears N. .4 degrees s7 minutes F. Z73 ft- distant
 Thence \. s2 deEress fa minutes W ia9 n- TO the westerly end center post exi and tt long. ID a mound of stones marked ". No . Thence N degrees i5 minutes W. so fI e. NV corner post 2yt and ft long, n a mound or stones. marked B No. 2.
 Thence N s2 degrees. 4j minutes F, l2s5 tt. to intersection with the westerly end lne CT the .Sew Strike M- C.. from which the NV corner N X M C." bears 4i degrees g mlnutes E, ID fr distant and from intersection with the north eide line of the N. x. M C." from which the "" corner baars @ dezrses 5g minu es w. 2u ft, the NE corner post 2xt and ft- bong ID mound oi stones marked B. No. 4' isdl-Iant 10 tt- ThenceS [ degrees l5 minutes E. crossing ths north aide line 0f N S NJ C." at N ft, Sn e. Co | the easterly end center post ext and ft. long ! Thence continuing on same course 3oO ff. ta ! SE corner post, .x4 and 5 tt. long m mound oi | stones. marked "h. No, o.
 l Thence \. .2 degIes- tJ minutes ". x-O IT, Co intersection Of \ side line of ''N. S- M- q. from ] which the SW corner Of the N. x. M. C. hear' ' \. 6g deEres- 8 minute- W. t'5 ft distant. and | isal ff 10 SW corner poet exf and ft. long. iu ! mound of stones marked :" B. '. No. = Thence J00 fr. tO westerly end center post No 1 {. and place of beginning; Variatlon lS desret- ! ' minutes F; containing Ilgt acr,s. eHcludi ul 5.72 acres asnbrsced m the New Strike V. C. anc 1 not rlsime,i. Said claim being duly recorded Ir the Recorders oaice of Pima county, at Tucson l ArIznna-
 l Any and all persons claiming adversely ] th. whole OF any portion of t-e Bueua Ntsii ! Mining claim arr required tn present their ad ver-e clairn- in this Otice during the sixty day ! period of publication hereof pr they VIII b' ! barred by virtue of she provisions Of the statute The foregoing notice Is ordered published to | the period 0f 60 days tiu consecutive week-l li the Arzoua Citizen. Tucson, A r. a weekil ] neSsusp.-r designated as that issued neare-t t' . sad claim. ..
 HENRY COUSINS Register. ! First publication PebruarJ n. lSs3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI l cial District. iu tbe County Of Pima Terrlts- rT of AriEona.
 William Zeckendorf Plaintiff, against Ramon Soto, Defendant. iCopy of Summons.i
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial Dlstriet in and for the County of Pims ln the Territory of Arlrona- The Isrrito- v of Arizona sends greeting to Ramon Soto
 You are hereby summoned and required GO sp- pear ID an action brought sgaIn-t y0u by the above named plaintiff in ths DstrIct Court oi the Pirst Judicial District m and for the County of Puma in the Territory Of Arizona and an srer the complaint fled vith the tlerA or til- Court At Tuc-Oz m sad county a cop5 of winch complaint accOmrani-s thI- summousi within twenty days leIciEsIvs Of the day uf service after The servioe upon you of thls sum mons fl sarvesi iu thls county. but lf served out Of the county and within this District. then within tnIrfy days: m all dt1er eases forty dsy-.
 And y0u are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the complaint E- above re cured, the plaintiff wlll take judgment hy de faalt agaiust you for the sum Of s3s1-.5s with interes- there and lawful perrentAges and co-t- snd disbursements in this behalf eE- pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of sad Dls- tirct Court, sf Tucson, this 30th day sf Decem- Der A. b.. iss2.
 u-s.l L. WILLIAMS Clerk
 z1s-6siT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Summons.

N THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI
 | ciaI District fu tie count. ul Puma, Tern tory of ArIlouH.
 Niary E. Ea-an. plaint-f. orsIn-t 'orI.elms Ea- gan. defendant.
 Action brought in r.- D,-tri.t Court or tt,. Piwa m tte Territory of Arizona. The Terri tory rf Auruua -raaH greeting rn t"rleIu- Ea-
 gan.
 Aa- arc b. rehy -uuw.lsi and required tu al- |. Dear Iu au arfIor hruu..rf asIIu-t you by The above named u.HufiH In fHr bI-r-ict Court Of the Fit-i JudI-iaI District In and for the county
 of pIrus In tnr Territory ui ArIzuua. and an- -,ssr tts complaint hl-I vIru fhr Clerk ot thls Court st Tucson. u sand county copy of which camula8at accumlau.e- tEI- summons within
 twenty days .nvc.U-IF. nf fha iay ut service after srrvlc- upol you uf lhI- summons. tt served iu hl- county. lut if -nrveti out "f the county and within rtIs district. then within action - brought to obtain d-C~e- uf the Court ai iud-Iur you -u'lfF of wulful dssertlou or rIsfuftu for murs than one year from the com mslr-rnaIf of t.Is arft0n and of w1llful neglect ro provide plaintiff tne uDct--arle- or comforts of hfe for tbe same period ul tune yuu having
 the anI.y to u-uvll" tle -liue- and taliins 70 to ] du ly reason uf yuUr Id'eur-s and prutigacy ttaf ff. r.1rria-.. uov evIsftur between you and the plaintiff he dl--1ived and for surh uthr- and ! fuller relief a- may be just and proper. And gtI arr hereby uotIted thnt if you flIl iu appear and 1u~Nar fhr complaint s~ above re- ! guir-t. tHr plaintiff VIII apply to tlr Court Tor the r..IICf therein demanded. and c.-ts and di-- bur-rue1t- Iu fhis behalf cru-udad, t4fy.u under uiy hand and tHr --al of said Dls- tric' J"urt- at iuc-ol. thus --i day u' December
 ISass.f WILLIAMS Clerk < true rory attest. It. H. PsUs- Sheriff.
 Farll smith Stephens Plff-. Auys. la-e fad
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Death of Mrs. Wilkins.

Maria 5. beloved wife Of Mr. J. NJ Wilkins, passed from earthly trouble about 9 o'clock Monday morning. Foi twelve hours previous to her death sht had been unconscious, so that death wher 1t came came only as prolonged sleep Her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs Hanford, her husband and other loving friends were with her when she died.
 Although comparatively a new comel to Tucson she had during her short resi- dence of ten months among US. by her kind and gentle ways, won the love and esteen of all with whom she came in con tact, and who now sincerely mourn he loss.
 She was born in the little town O Tilton. New Hampshire in lsi2, and ls consequently in the forty-frsJ year 0 her age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Change of Venue.

\ man by name of Wm. Donahy was on change os yenue, brought from Yuma ;his morning, lodged in jail and will be put nu trial for murder. He according to his statement. gave some money to a friend of his with request tbat he keep II for him, later on making appll- cation for ir. the friend denied having t. DonaEy being algered at what he deemeJ injustice on the part of hls 'hHaker told him that he would gIye him tcertaln number of hours in which to return the money and in case of failure he would then xiii him. Not receiving the money al the appointed time he carried his threat into execution.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
m lnnnnr Mine, Snld.

Congressman Harmon. of Pennsylvania, has struck @ bonanza. \ few days ago deeds were signed by which one-fourth of sixteen copper claims in Southern Arizona, iu which Congressman Harmon had a principal interest, were sold for S350.OON These claims were To- cated merely three years ago in Dragoon pass. in the mountains m the southern part of Arizona. This property has been opened Up by the construction Of the Southern Pacific Railroal. As soon as the property had been acguiTed works were built and before sale was made over SlOO,000 worth of ore had been aken out and sold. The cost of trans porting the first product of the nine from Arizona to Baltimore was SfjO per cgr, and at that excessive rate the profit on each csr was SSOo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Official Records.


 Umon. Patagonia mts, Jan 1p. 4 l. Sutton.
 Ben Butler, Julia, Crusae. Arlvaca, list, Jan <. W F Reed, Al WrIk. Silver Plume. Empire dist. Nov lU, J Weldstedt.
 Good Luck, He!ve-il dist, Jan ?, W J Lowell.
 No Name, Tynda.i di,t, Dec 30, " ii kiugsfOrd.
 Tickets, Rlucon dist, Jan ], Alouzo " Ciirns.
 Cortez, Bethel. Emerald, Dover, Qui- jOtoa mountains. Jan N,h, H II Murra. C II Horne. La Fayorita, G-eatervIlle district, Jan lst. Henry Eacher.
 Pride, Silver Bell dist-ic;. Fen 18th, Clarence Wright.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
summons

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. IN AND FOR ] Precinct N'. One Pima county. Territory oi Ar rlua-
 John <. Carr. Wm. E Hooper. Carter rsvis, r. E. Nichols and y. g.. Psffel.su. com posing th- r-u uf NIcho'-. pattrr-au & Company. plain u,i- vs Henry C. kI--el- defendant. Before A. M. Braar. J. p. Demand. s1U
 be Territory uf AriEU1l sends greeting Co Hfnrg e. hi-ssL defendant fuu are hereby summoned and re IuIred tu appear b, fore me a. my otlrp. In ito town uf Tucson and county of Pima rl the -i day of March. X. b. l--i at lt o'clock No M- r1 uu-arr rIr cumplalut or the above named plaintiffs. who demand Of you fhAi ron are iudrbfed t1 then Iu thd sum Of ID rec Hundred Dollars forroodz wages and merchan- iise sulI and delivered Co you by plAIntifi- ai your -p.cial instance ant request st saId prs- cinct. And 1T guu fan Co appear and answer saId con uairt. a- herein Guired. tle pialntlh VII take Iuiguegt ra'Hs- 1u as demanded and for the costs of thf- suIt.
 Given under my hand tlIs 18th Jay ot Janu- arv. A. D. I--- A. M. BRAGG.
 .u4IWs Jul'irp of the Peace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Shade frees.

It Is reliably stated that the city au' thorities propose Co plant trees as a pro lection to the sidewalks from the hot rays of the suu.sSo far as known pepper trees only are finding favor, the beliei being that the Eucalyptus or Australian blue gum. with its medicinal propertles will not grow, but a visit to the grounds near the railroad shops would at once banish the idea as they can there be seen o' strong and vigorous growth One Is ID the neighborhood of ten feet iu height 1T they will grow m one part Of tne city why not m another with proper care? That pepper are quite pretty, especially during the hot sum mer months when even little shade IS thankfully received. But toe much Of q sameness becomes mouoyonous. Give the blue gums a chance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

Trrsls. PINt CoUST1, \. T.
 January n. l--s. ITO THOMAS B. NEEf UANI OR THOSE | who may clam under llm au undl Eided sne- sixth of tfe following described property; You arc hereby uotIfisf fasr have expended one hund-,-l dollars lu labor and iiuI-oveII ent upon fhe Grand Republic Hlll-- claim Auyaea Nm rp.- pIz+-7rr fiua county. Arizuua. heiug th. same property larat,-t October q, l-59. by A. B CarrinEtla. D. Hi-1ll.- and 2 B Merchant. and recorded ru Book G. r-l,- alf. Pl1na county t.se- ord 0f.FfI~ls m order To hold snid claim under rho prrv.-lo-rz of Section --t ksvlsed Statutes of tn., United Sfstr- halr- tNr amount required to hold Che sam. for t.e year ending December sI i--1 rIs- rng--f have contributed TOUT uor+iou thereof. Ilsrefor-. uf wirhIn % days after sa-rIra uf this notice uf publication. you fail or -..fg.- tn coHt-Iburs your proportion of such exurudif- u~ co-ovner. your interest ln said clam ggili heeufre tle property of the srb- -erlh.-. u--lar sad =es-Iou -fL. Your prouor- -isu of -ali expenditure I- sixteen and f1-lel dollar. ..uit -mi D. II. COOK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
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TINU UgFI-E lT ICC-0N AuIIONs
 L-.------- !. L.--

T-IN| T7-I-- TT T ---TN- AlIITNs-
 February B. ls-3.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL V han, B. Markham has ri-d notice of hs- Iu- -arti1u fa make rnti rroof m support of hi- clam. Spldisr- and sailors Houe~tesd No. @, and -eru-e tuIi entry thereof bzfor tLe nIted ~rats- Laut Udre af Tucson. Arlzon.t. opp tla 1th day of N-r1n. l--.. a- -u- hour nf O o clock a rl. Tor fHa uf NV Uf \ 4i and @ of Nt- uf --1. Tt S E1sE.G G I $ E M and uauic- --- following a- hts witnesses. VII. Hor- are B. smith Conrad Mundrliuz parrc E. Lee, and George J. B1szruee. Of T lcsou Arizons. and l hereby des'znate taa A-fu7s tTTIzEs as a r-sT- u4--.r published a-a-nz- said claim
 HENRY CO-SiN- E-g.--er.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Application No sse sor Pate6f To u
 Commedovr HiRia= Claim

NOTICE K HEREBY GN.t t... .Hs ~ Warren Mining tuuuHr. " I.. ... agent. Whu-s pu-'.t1r" .... Plma county, AILoua. la1 ...r plicatiou for a patent For ...r Commodore mlue lr F. and gold w1Iu -urfu"H
 width. sItuateu tu O-H h..ra.. "... Couu of PIma and Torn and ueslcna .ei hy fne nr
 plat on hiriu thls cllc- s- i... ".. District. sad Loo No. % H.-
 Reeiuuir- st tre iaiti ! a.- mont. notice of location was G..e.... .... "a. inches. fls feet bong l H ..H. and marked -'C. O.. ~. Nn. T. .... eral Monument No. 9 Gro .....H |. trlct hsar- V sl Gr-rrs- q H.Ua.." di-taut. and rack mafr.u 70. ... NH. |. ...- \ 4t degrees @ minutes W - .r .a
 lhence \ 2i deCrres -N r.ll-iH- NJ corner of clam. tr "a r.n- ..H-. .v- '. feet long m a monument H. --u.-. "C. O. NJ. NO. IT.
 Thence \ 64 drerees i, m,ur... tLe NV corner Ul tte claim. .H inches ti. feet lOug and rlars , '. .... h."
 Thence s -i d-grse- 5I uiuua-s U the center ot trp \ W e.t li r.... post 4xf inches. a. feet long. |. stones. and markeI "C. 1- V. Nu. l.. Thence S 34 degrees lf u.Il.. H the SW corner of Che claim. fH s. ... ..a inches tis feet bong. m "a ulgaas-.. H .- 70 Thence = hf degrees % minnie r ..".. tn. SE corner uf claim, tp p.r- HH-- s- 4it feet l.uE. Iu O. u1uu.-"u. H' marked "t co. M- No VIZ and II-nce N 70 d-rrFn.i ltI uiul."- l. the siare Of h-gIuuiu-.
 Magnetic vuriarior l- ds-r.e- ~ containing 1ltf arre-. The location of rhI, mine I- r-r. Recorder- office of Pima rn.--. '- Books B and . cf t-c'-ff u. b-ii and 70 re- Dee .lV-.!. 4. H...... Is the applicant. s- owner Hi t-r .... Lot No. O. Any and all persons cla.1...Tl tiuu or -ald Commodore ul.s .-.--..- are required Co prr-rut fHei- aiv.H. this Ofir-- dur ug thr -.r.. tlI- "..... catluu hereof or they wIl us ..l.". of the yrov1-ion- of trs -ts+r.-. HINitf COUSINS .-. It iz hereby ordered fhar t.e fH...'.- of application for patent he r-"... H. .. period ten cOuecGtiv- Wee l- iI -.. .. ..a.." zen. a weekly newspaper uaH...... u. Pima county. Arizona.
 HENEl CCJ- SINS. I... First publication, JaIuarg -i. i-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Enert, of Yarrination.

The prevention ot smallpox may be almost Certainly accomplished by thor ough vaccination, avoidance oi exposure to the coutagion will also of course prevent the disease, but this is difficult and eiten impossible to manage. Small pox patients should always be isolated aud the funerals of those who die should be strictly private. All clothing. bed ding, etc which may haze become in- fected shobld be destroyed by fire, or if too valuable to be sacrificed. 1t should be disinfected Icy heat las high as 2l: degrees F. or by -he fumes of burning birthstone. Every one exposed to tb, disease should be at once revaccIDaied Patients are capable Of conveying the iu lection until all the crusts hay, fallen ctT-JohIson's cyciopaedia, No. ", page 33i.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI cial District. m the County of Pima. Ternto- ry of ArizOna-
 Harriet A. Lawrence. Plaintiff asuInst Frank T. Lawrence. Defendant. iCopy of sum- [ mems.
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial District ID and for the County of tIma, Territory of Arlz0na. The Territory of of ArlHona sends greeting to Frank T. Law renee.
 You are hereby summoned and required tO aT,- pear m 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 Ar zona. and an swer tho complaint filed with the Clerk of thIs Court at Tucson. m sad county Ia copy Of which complaint acroml HnIes this summunsi, within twenty days ieIclusiVe of the day of service after the service upon you of this summons. lt served ID thIs county, hur lf 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 if you fan Ca appear and answer the complaint above re- quired the plaintiff will apply tO the Court for the relief therein demanded. and costs and dls blrsements m this behalf e1peudei-
 Given under my hand and the seal of -sid lhs- trict Ccurt. at Tucson, this 2lth day of Decem- ber, A. D.. I~-2-
 li-S. L. S. WILLIAMS, Ol"rA