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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Remarks from Benson.
Verify. it Is hot,


 Verify. it Is hot
 Likewise dusty.
 Bn- then We cannot have eyerthing pleasant in this world.
 So let us be satisfied with our lot, not forgetting during these slightly sultry days to renew the memory of Charles Lamb, who, on the best authority ex- tant. was the first man who invented the idea that 1t would be a cold thing on ice were d man able to take of hIs flesh and attend to business attired only In his bones and what modesty nature had en- dowed mm with.
 With which few preliminary remarks, which we should not be at all astOnlshed at were the editor to carefully cOnsign to oblivion and the waste paper basket, we have only t' repeat that things aLd men in Benson pursue the even tenor of thelr way with scarcely dog fight even tO arouse the weary watchers at the saloon doors to life and activity. The ware house of Genneir & Bullls, situated im- medialely in the rear of the old Zecken- dorf warehouse, and now almost empty, was forcibly entered by parties last night, supposed to be tramps in search of sleeping accommodations. Such is the theory, Tn place of better one, although some are inclined to imagine 1t to have been returned prospectOrs from the Lower Califorulg gold fields, search ing for place large enough 10 hide the whole lot of them in.
 J. ". Montgomery, of the firm ot Ger nam d Montgomery, who lately sold out to Rogers Bros, left this place last week tO engage in business Tn Los Angeles. The boys turned ont and gave Monty a righ. royal send-OiT the evening before his departure for the land of the vine and tue olive.
 The building for the new furnace at the Benson smeiter Is about completed, aud the carpenters expect to turn over the same to the smelter people the day after tomorrow. Will give you some idea of the new furnace in my next.
 lours, SAN PEDRO.
 BENSON, June l5. 1883.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Prescott and Vicinity.

Hon. II. N. Van Arman. Secretary of the Territory, was in the city to-day, en route to San Francisco, where official business calls him. The Secretary speaks enthusiastically of tue outlook for northern Arizona. He states that the Gavin mine Is still yielding silver n large quantities, and that over one hun dred sacks of the ore will be shipped to San Francisco this week. He was informed before leaving Prescott that the shaft in this mine was now some IS feet deep. and the ore body continues the same rich silver carbonates. Pros pectlng Is active ou Turkey creek and several ch prospects are reported The old Goodwin mine. now called Nonsuch, shows three feet of SjO0 ore ID the bot tom of the l90 foot shaft. The Howell smelter. on Lynx creek. is turning out S2-OOO worth uf bullion daily, and Is beIng shipped east via the X. ,v r. E. h. There has been rich strike m the Black Hills oi copper ore on the prop erty belonging tn the United Verde copper company. whose mines are developing marvellous richness. Owing to the high water m the Colorado river work on the A. 6 F. R. R. bridge has been temporarily suspended, but ar rsngements are being made to transfer passengers and freight between the termiui of the S. P. R. R. and the \. 6 r. F. F. at the Needles.
 The laws and journals of the last Leg lstive assembly will be distributed within two weeks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Sheriff S Sale

GALE UPON FOKECLOSUEF. 8I yL- - tue of a judgment and decree of foH...d-l-+ i.sued out of tae Dls net Court of th- t.-.- Judicial Dis ricf sf the Terutury Of A.iro-s. n and for the county of Pima. ol The tl'a az a June, A. D. l-s', m a certain uc ion wLer..r H. ram S- Stevens recovered against Nodesf= H.- ques and Lsreta Borque= a judgment f1- .- cum Of Four Thousand Six Hundred auI q. --.- SIX Dollars and Thirty three Cents St.ts' -it and lntere the con at the rute of TWO rgrraa, per month from the llt7 day of Juue. A. D. l--3 the date of sand dscres of forecl sure fo- gether with the surther sum of Two Harc-ri and Fig ty-Eigft Dollars and Sewn Gents ,scSs --lOOt costs 1erceutage and ue-t--ar- --.- hur-ements Oi Sult. and accruiug cost-. have lrv1-d upon the following described rrI-a..Y. to-Nit. All har certain piece or parce. % land situate. yIng and being Iu the gity uf Iuc-"r. County of Plua and Territory of Arzgua llt particular 2 described as fuilrWz. Co wIt Ia, fourtseu llf iu Block two hundred au- twenty nine l219i, of the 'tIclal survey of tte village now cIty, of Tucson. mHde and ezecUtel Hy N W. Foreman, and approved by the Myo- r-. Council of saId Vlla-e on the 2ft h day o. June 1872 together with all 90 d singular the te1a- meuts, hrredltar euts and apuur.eusnca- ter'- unto hcluuclnC or m any wise appartairln-.
 And nntlc- ls hereby givrl that on ~lfu-i1. the lth day of July \. D. iS-j between .as hour of ll O clock a. m. and 9 o'clock D. u -a front uf the Courthouse door. m the cIty %. Tucson. county of Pima and Tsrrtur, of A1 zouB. l will sell the above described property D satisfy t1s sad judgment and Che sccrwu- c,-.s attending such sale. E. II. PAUL, Sheut.
 By IHoNas CoHpIs. Under Sherit.
 Dated Incson. June l2. lss2. lsifNH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
TH signal Service.

The oigrai service office Of Tucson hs= ,--r s.a-,a to-day. r was opened :s Orfoa,r, .>15. and ;ie nearly $ years nf official s.ro.d- %. weather observation closed las- -.l- hr ., twelve o'clock. Dur ing al tLai uue the highest degree of heat noted by the self registering ;her- momet5r at the office was III degrees. Mr. l. l.. NhlJeside. the agent. will pack up the instruments and shIp them 70 MarIcOpa, the supply station for this district. The action K very unexpected on the part uf the Government. The reason is supposed to be the refu- sal of Congress to make sufficient apprO- priatiOu tO meet the expenses, and they have been compelled t0 curtail their out goes First the tri-we-kly telegi aphic reports of the Pacific States were stopped, and now has followed the dis continuance ot a large number Of offices in the ~ame territu,y. Nr. Niiteside does not know to what place be will be next transferred, but expects to receive his orders in few cayS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Irh. Mhat Eeefl

Jun is sai1 -o have a foo: a third larg- CT than tine r--i1ary Indian. Fms ac- counts fcr his leadership, for should any oi lis L1.s object h, would ovsrruie the oenu-rer by covering two or three acres where his enemies stood with his pedal extremity, an. they would think young eathqu ke had struck them. Bv tbe way what uic specimen lls feet vyouId oe pie6lso In alcohol, aud placed among Che cu1os-'tes uf Ih- Tucson public library VII not some contemplating hasssyampe- male the presents
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
DEEDS.


 R. II Paul, sheriff, to Andrew CT uley, real and personal property Of Yankee Smelling and Constructing Company, June lj. loS3; $500.
 Quit claim deed from Concepcion Keen and \. J. Keen to 4. D. Otis, all that portion of lots and r.. block I9i, Tucson, April l6, 1880, Sl.
 Quit claim deed from Jesus Ballus and Dolores Ballus, his wife, tO 4. D. Otis all that portion of lot 3, block 194, April I5, 1880, Sl.
 | $ patent to II B Smith, SW |, Sec 2l, T 14, R l3 F, G and $ R NJ, May 9, 1883, leo acres.
 Maggie Morrison to Charles Ii Frye, lot and N portion of lot ,, block 192, city of Tucson, June f, 1883, 5000.
 A D Otis and Kate B Otis, his wife to Jesus Bales, all that portion of lots 3 and F, block l9i, city of Tucson, April I6, ISSO, Sl.
 Jesus Bales and Dolores Canas de Bales his wife to Anthony COenen, lot 3. block l9i, June lG, 1883, Sj30.
 Peter Dunphy to J A Browder, un- divided interest in Easton mine. for merlv ArgOnaut No ,, situated in Tue san mountains, Sl,OOJ.
 US \ to Thomas Hughes, NE ii, Sec 9, T 39 S, R 1G E, lG0 acres, September l, lSS0
 | < A to Thomas Hughes, SEE h., SW \, Sec 3, and NE | Of NV |, of Sec 10, r 2l $. E l6 F. of G and $ R NJ, SD acres. October l9, 1881.
 Thomas Hughes and Elena Hughes, his wife, to RollIn R Richardson, $ F. ! of $ W l of section 3, and \ E of \ W ! of section 10, and \ E and F. /, of 5 " r of section 9, and W l3 of sec ton 2l. all being in T 2l $, R l6 E G * $ R M, and all water rights, SlOO.
 Rafael Santa Maria to Maria Roiri- guez de Santa Maria, hIs wife, for her own separate use and behoof, Rancho de San Augustin, together with the per sonal property thereof, etc, Sl.
 BRANDS.
 Jesus Zepeda consisting ut the capl- tRls J and z crossed.
 Brand of Maria Rodriguez, consisting of capital R joined to the right stem of a capital ".
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Probate Notice

DROBATE COURT. PIMA COUNT. Al l In the matter of the estate ut Gal.aat- teca. deceased.
 Notice Is hereby gwen by tHe uHd.r-..--... a.s. minIstratrIx of tre e.tate uf Gaa.aa Or-.s. deceased, Co the creditors Of sand de-es-.4i -a present their claims, yylth the prpp-- voucher, Co sand E0mIu IstratriX at the office 1s ~ AIrs. 91i Pennington street. Tucson. Pima vlHr,. T within ten month. after ttr lr-J pltIcarul of thIs notice.
 Tucson. June li. is-3
 CARMEN DE OETEGA AdmnIstratuE of the Estate of Gabiuo Urtaa
 dec gSal #-I.N4-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Notice nr Fnrreitnre-

TUCSON, PfMt COUNTT. \ T..
 Apul l7 i~Sa. ITO 4 N. LANCASTER. OR THOSE WHH may claim under him an undivided oa.- fourth 't the following da-erioed prupeftI4- You are hereby notified that have expended ar huudre, dollar in labor and Improvement upon each Df the Pa-Iuai and Lancaster ullIl- claims. Iyudall District, Pima county. ArIzura- helns tle same prupertIe-. located september !. Isl. by PasJual Magry "A. \ Lancaster. J. lI..- Mercer and Frank t. Cacy. and recorded is b.fA k. page t'2, Pima cuunty. Records of MilH-. urtisr tp hold sad cluius uruer thr pruvI-I.-- . Section 2s-i Eevl-ed Statutes ot tl- Ju---r states, being ths amounts required fo aul -.- same for the yelv ending December 3i. l--- ... that l my-elf have contributed your pgr... thereof. Therefore. f within .U days a'fa. -a- wee lf this notice of publication. you fan a--- frs-e Co contribute your proportion Uf -lg. .1. pendlture-, Gs cu-uwuer. your Interest Il -.. c.a5u-s VIII become ths property of r.a --'- s,-rlter. under sand Section Zl3l Your --s.... u1u of sad expenditure i@ Fifty Duiiar--
 s1-i -m FRANK E. t..i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Notice of Forfeiture.
rUcsoy, PINA CorNrT. A- I-

May Z4 x A. D.. i--J
 FI'O SAMUEL N. SHOHTRIDGF. YOU AXE hereby notified That tle under cTs'i lave expended Two Hundred Dollar ln lar.r and improvements uruu each Df tha fl-1all- named and trscrIhed mining r.aIT-. -T-asf- .i tle d-ls-tia M.nrng District Pima caurfJ. Ar 4'ua, io-Wlt- The lori. located S'.-u Dor - l--.i, uu'ice of location l- rsrar-- Ua t.u- Q of Mines. page -.-. Cuurtg E-rouirr- u1lr- " -aif Puma cuuI.rrs ana rt- [ mon. IDrtf-1 J -t. 2. i>-I. ro-tca or loctf,au recorded l1 Book O H. tilre-. page zgZ. sad Recorder Utlc-, lu ori.- e hold -aid mining ciaim- under the proyi-i"-- pt ~~runu ZfZf. Revised -fafute- "i Inc nl'-- state. baiuE tne amount required 70 1p-d ear. of sand claim for fh- y-ar- -ullnE Decent a. 1881. and December 3l. l--- And if ~lt14' ninety days after the uotlrr by publication ye- fai or refuse Co contribute your proportion %. urh ,4yuenditu-z a- ai CS-Ogner to vii One Hundred Dollars ou each of sand claims. y"1f interest theron uill become the property uf f1- subscriber uuder -ali -"ftlon zlzi. .
 D. V. SHORTRIDGt. lsz sra c. c. STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Personal.

Hon. Grant Oury and wife are visiting friends su6 relatives m Missouri
 T. c. kresham has returned from one oi his usual trips tc California.
 NeSsrs. Cobler and Swanwick reruIn- ei last night from Tombstone, after sue cesstIlly iisuosinC oI large edition of their directories.
 Mr. ,. N. Ellis. one of the leading merchants of PheniN. Is at the Cosmo- politaE.
 f. Hopkins, who was with General Crook ln the army of the Sierra Nsdres, and chlef ot the cuisine departments, is at Fort Lowell
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

INTHE PROBATE COURTO THE COUNT of Pima, Territory of Arizona. iu r.-r--f estate of Thomas Erils5ap. drcpa4 d.
 Notice hereby rly-u th.t MorlaH. 3atl day of June. 1--I at lt o'clock a. D. s5Id day. and tHe courtroom Of salI tHar' e the C0Juty Courthouse. In tt. county ,f .Ia. IerrtUry uf arlslua. have been appo.ufrI -. the tune zud place for proving tre sriu pf sa.I Itomas B-lknsp. dyceae,.i and for hearing application or dtme- Quiuhu fDr I---anCr -. l' .n of lrtfar- fe-fau..u-ary thereon.
 Tucson. May lf i--1
 ANDERSON Jr Clerk HtYNt- t SrrrFs. Affv- for Petitioner la. i-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

HESITATE OF CHAs. SMITH DECEASED. T. Notice Is hereby gwen Co the creditors [ and all persons having claims against ft- s-tt-- of Cha- Smith decea-si. Co present them. vI-l the proper vouchers. to th- Admini-trf.tnr '' sad e-tafe at hIs otice. No. 514 Congre-s st-est up starr. within teu months hffsr the hrsf uat- IcatIuu ot this notice.
 Dated at Tucson. May -6, t--i.
 II. BUEHhAN. Adam i-trafora af The Estate uf ttas. Smith. a-- fa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
COPPER CAMP.
A Gucsonite Enthused With Forest and
 Mountains

COPPER CAME. Santa Catalina, June lL-It may be that this wIll interest some person iu Tucson, as every body wants to go during the summer months 70 "a cool place to avoid the heat of Tucson, and others to regain their broken down health. They, as well as myself, always go Co California, or some other far-Of place and spend a great deal of their hard-earned cash, and then m si of the time not gaining any benefit. This I- entirely unnecessary when you eau go within easy reach of Tucson and find what one would desire for health and cool climate, winch California can not beat; and as for scenery. # cannot b- ~lrDassel. One can amuse himself Uy hunting. as quail rabbits, deer. pigeons and bear are quite numerous in these mountains, and # anyone would run stage regularly from here to Tue sau, people would get acquaiutsG with our mountain climate and seek pleasure nearer home, and those with limited means could be able to enjoy themselves a- well as our rich neighbors. l would advise persons coming out here Co bring lots of blankets and provisions. As there IS no stage, they may either hire an outfit or get somebody to bring them. There are several families ont here. Mir otratton and family, who are living here permanently, and who are very nice people, try tO make 1t as comfortable and agreeable as possible for all that come. There are a few empty cabins here and lots of shade trees. Here you are right on the edge of the pine timber, and you can find almost any kind Of tree which grows elsewhere. in fact. il anybody would like to be comfortable let them come to the Copper Camp, in the Santa CatalInas, where l have my tent pitched, and should they get short of meat, Doc Rodgers and myself can supply them with any kind of game free of charge. Yours,
 A. c. BUTTNER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
ProseIyting the IIeaihen in Tucson.

Al Loo, oUT C5.le-, cook is fourteen years old. He has been iu this country one year and speaks Euglisl lmperfectly. Some of our christian people concluded Loo would bee good subject to reclaim from hrarnoui,u, and began Co work upon .iu -1uet-n. a..r. afa for several weeks past "-. ,i-s been very prompt in attending Sunday -ehupL
 Yestesday in, came home with a number of Illustrated Sunday school papers and cards 1t truck Us that it would be a good time to apcertaiu how LO" was getting 0n, wherupon the fol- lowing dialogue took place.
 "Where have you been Loo:"
 "Bn church meaning Sunday school.
 What do they do at church, Loo?"
 Flaw bow God an Leses Nli>.'
 "What dO they tell you about God and Jesus Christy
 Me DO sabe much God au Leses Khst'
 "Why do you attend church?"
 ''Lun taw Nehcan."
 "Why don't your cousin Ah Lee go to church."
 "Oh, he no cally church; he talk Meli- can heap vally fas nOwr'
 Are you learning much, Loo"
 "No, ne no lun vally fas. teach no good; she no teach school, she Rll time talk bout God. "
 Wehave no doubt our Loo will be a good christian sometime-"in the sweet by and by"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
TERRITORIAL DISTRICT COURT.

Judge | w sheldon. Associate Justice
 FRmAf, June l5. Foyle vs. Eoyle. Decree granted. Wakefield Bros. vs. Ingram. Decision of justice court reversed; order granted. Mueller vs. Leatherwood. Judgment for plaintiff for SIG and costs; stay of ten days
 Territory vs John Eeeuer. Continued until June 2l.
 Jacobs vs. Scott. Demurrer sus 'aInod. Plaintiff has ten days Co answer. United States v-. Tiffany. Argument on demurrers
 MONDAY, June Is. People ys. Harry Sinclair plead guilty. Sentence Wednesday. 9 a. m. People vs. Sellick ". Warug -nolle prosaguj entered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23

TIRE MOST EFFICIENT ARD PRACTICAL | Nac-u- ever Invented Tor the -srvlce or Pro-urctnr- and utuar- requiring t-r nee or a Hor-a-roy.er. Posses ing all he requirements of tir-t class hoist and aiturdIug means for the cuntiuuuu- operation uf Pump DOT Blower wlfA- out interfering with a h0IsIug apparatus.
 It i> made entirely of iron; no piece weighs over 2JO pounds. AZ the orllnHry speed of Q hors. @ IOuJ pound bucSct Of ore may oe raised I3I feet per lluuJe. Ihe hoI-tIuE drum ls under the complete control of the man Ht the shalt. and is capable Of carrying jiu eet of rve-e'lgr tbs steel rops The cu-t of erection I- slight. as two men il half @ Cag can easily put lt m place ready for work.
 Whils tn,s power Is mora ptrti ticular.y for m 'n ing purposes. it IS equally adapted Co all other usa where animal power is required. SEND FOR CIRCILAIs. Address.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
bnildine Is ot xood partially

end. The building Is oi wood partially covered with shingles, and the balsnce- the center-with canvas, n order to give plenty of light and yet keep oat the rays of the sun. IL Was to have been opened on the Sunday fol- lowing the date of this letter
 OTHER THINGS.
 There are many other objects ot ill., terest 1 could mention did space allow it, and 1 regret that my stay ln Iomb- stone was so short as to prevent ne from thoroughly "doing the town But Gs these letters are only 'iottings by the way" and as l did not visit Tombstone for the purpose of writing 1t up, but on other and entirely different business, trust the good people of Tombstone will overlook my half-done work. which l know as welllas they. IS only 'skimming on the surface"
 THE PEOPLE.
 The people of Tombstone ase fine rac-, who in physique as well as lntelii- geuce will compare fGvorably with any similar number of people ID any town, not only of the west, but in the United States. was told they have an excel lent club room. with large member ship. and 1t was with regrets l Was com- pelled to decline MT. FarrelPs invitation tO visit II.
 THE NEWSPAPERS.
 There are two newspapers, the Epitaph and Republican, and I regret to say they are wa-thy of much better sup port than they receive. At the Epltaph 1 fonad c. D. Reppy, who has just taken charge of the paper. He WIS one ol the original founders of the Epitaph, and, therefore, IS but returning to his first love. The people of Tombstone have faith in Mir. Reppy and believe that he wall be able to bring back to the Epl- taph it's former prosperity. Being a thorough newspaper man, from the ground floor up, having had much ex- perience, and being hueD- and ready writer, he will put the Epitaph on its feet again, if the people of Tombstone do justice by him. l also met MT. Braw- lev, of the Epitaph, SO well known tO the fraternity in Tucson, and who for long time was on the local press, and MT. Crow and Mir. Tilden, of the RepuD- lican. both pleasant gentlemen and good newspaper men, as their sprightly news paper shows them to be. l return thanks @ all of these gentlemen and to the people of Tombstone for their kindly treatment while here. Wishing them success and prosperity, will say "bon iour.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
FarCa,ler yvestbe-

Mrs. r.. B. Pomray has gone to Oak land, California, ta rcmaiu curing the hestad term. Mrs. Royal Johnson and chE3. Mrs Berry and child. and Ms B'yutol hgve gone East for the sum llH-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF JN0.

IN MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JNU. E. James, deceased. In Probatr Court. Pm, county. Arizona Territory.
 Pursuant Co au order Of sud Court. made aI tle 1st day Of June l~-i. notice I- hereby given that Monday the 2d day of July l--5. st ll o'clock A- N. of sand day. at tha courtroom uf -lId Court. 8f the CourtLouss iu ''- -lli county of Pima, have besu appointed z- trr lmH a1- place for proving tha will of fha sad Juu. E James. d.cesi-ed. a1d for hearing tlr aIu..ra- ton of Adelaide James for thr i--uauca 'H '-i or letters te-taurutary. when and where .-I person interested may appear and ro-''- ..' same.
 Dated June [. i--a.
 J.A.ANDEESON Jr.. ..s-s HAYNES & SrIl Es. Atrvz. for retltia-.. ..- r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Rankin, BTaytOI < C0., Pacific iron Works, Sh7elsSl Sha f.Sne'i19 S2it a
EARS i0T the MILLION !
Foo Ghuu's Balsan Of Sharks Oil
Positively Restores the Hearing, and ., the only Absolute Cure for DcafuesS
 known

IhiH OIi i- abstracted from peculiar -Urcie- of white shark. caught m the Yellow Sea. known as CAGCE tEoBOy EONuELETII. Every Chinese hsh- ermau suoy- It. i.- virtues l- a restorative of hearing were discovered by Buddhist priest about tsa year tflH. Its cures were SO numerous and many SD seemingly miraculous that the remedy wa- officially proclaimed over the entire Empire Ir- u-e became SO universal that Tor over .rI years mo deafness has existed amongsthe Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid. Co any addrg-- l- ~1-tN per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Temperature of Tucson and Tomb-

Below we give the temperature of Tue son and Tombstone, a; r. n. each day, from Monday, June II, to Saturday, l6 inclusive, which is as follows
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
nitr.r.rce- 2 l.l: .le..-ee.

r. will Le seen Shat the difference IS less than three degrees. The test was taken in buildlugs iscIuy the north. We shall endeavor to rive further tests later in the season. when the difference will, m ali probability. be greater.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
pinneer Endr Gnnn Fn.t

Mrs. l.. c. Hughes, the wife of the editor and proprietor oi the Star, has gone east on visit to her many friends. To Mrs. Hughes the credit IS due of opening the first school for girls ID Tue son. When she came here there was but one American lady Iu the town. Her early iuterestin the cause of educa- ton, particularly that of -he g1rls of Tucson, entities her tn the gratitude and good will of all friends Of Che pub lie school
 Her many friends here yish her a happy visit aui safe and early return.
 HE CITIZEN killed three mules and two riders in getting its news from the military Star.
 But the Star lacked a long way of killing even iack-ass.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Probate Notice.

EsTAIE coz cHfELES bFISWINa aEE. DE- T. --a--i- >u-Iea iz hereby gwen TO ru- crssl- itur~ ui and all persons having clarme against thar.a- hsl-ggl-G--r. d-ral-aa rn prasenf fnel ulfh r.- proper vuucher- Co the administrator uf th- e-tar- of sad iac-as.-i uithin t-r mor--s after th- t.r-f uulIlrarluI of taI- nofIea. at h- place sf tl-.uez-. No ilt Cnusr ra-t |rp- -tllr- lr i1c-nu- Pima count! Arizala. June - ---..
 H. EUEH,lsS. AdminI~tTaror Of the -stat-of Cha-le- Bei-- w1leer. decaa-al. J--ft-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Black Peak mine, Q1iiotoa district, J.. McC. Elliott.
 Boston mine, Quiio district. J. McC. Elliott.
 Fanchon, Arivaca district, V E. Roi- lIns.
 Ibex mine, \ W Slope, Santa CatalI- mas, I5 miles from Tucson, about three miles from steam pump, located by J T and W E Logan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23

One of the wlckedest ot London cor respondents says that Lady Florence Dixie and per husband are known as Lady Sometimes and Sir Always lip sy."