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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Death from a Wasp Sting.
London Times.

An inquest was held yesterday after noon by Mir. LewIs, Essex Coroner, on Miss Anna Frsnci, Arkwright, fifty-tiye, at Mark Hall, near Harlow, her resi- dencs. The deceased, who was a lady of position, and much respected, died on Saturday afternoon, within half an hour of a wasp stinging the little finger of her right hand. She had been stung several times before. and was very ner- vous about 1t. Deceased made no statement as to where or how sue was stung, but when her maid, in answer to the bell ringing, went to her bedroom she told her to look on her dress skirt and in her pocket The maid found a wasp in her pocket, and killed it. De- ceased fainted directly afterward, and never recovered consciousness. Dr. May, surgeon, said death ensued from syncope produced from excessive pain caused by having been stung by wasp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
BORN
DIET,

DRARE.-In Tucson. September E. lssS, tC the wife Of C. z. Drake. a dauL hter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Prorosnls for Fresh Beef.
Department of Arizona, Office of
 hief ComnI=sa-y of Subsistence. WhIpple

Headquarters Department Of Arizona, Office of hief CommI=sa-y of Sub-isteuce WhIpple Barracks
 PGEsC0TT. \. T.. August l5 I-Ss. SEALED PROPOSALS, m trIuhclte. subject - to the u=uai conditions. will be received At missary of Subsistence at San Carlos. A. IT, un- til l2 O'c ocz, noon, on Saturiay. September l5. lS-3 at which time and placas they ill Doe open cd Iu presence of bidders. for furnishing and de- livery Of sucf quantities oi Fresh Beef. ou Tho block. ds ay from tune tu tfue Dc required by the SubsIsfen co Dopl tmeut for is-ue tu Indian scouts and prisoIs-s at Che San Carlos rs=srvI- riuu A. T., from O-f1he- l. l.-s, Co June I. I-~t. The p-nb. bie quHlfry of fresh htH- required will be ahOut -f,su uCuud-. ne-. per month. The Government r-serve- the right to reject R-y OF all proposals. Proposals must he acc l-upsriel .E a bon a vl.h two -ure- tieS iu the sum Of SitfI -lrf. and iu arc1raancs with the form p7r--rhat. Iaeh u-ouo-al must be accompauied by au 1tiiav', .iui forth that thr bidder l- not ruucD-Ie. ...-f-f.r H- indirectly ga any ofiaF r1I fUlu ftrf ru which f1- name I= appended The succe--Iul 1-.iiar Hill ao --4uir- ec Co enter lu-u written cI--H.rt E.fI the United Statr-. with good and 4up-usrt surety. within Ten days after being ro-irei af the acceptance Of ii- bad.
 BlarS proros1l. bonds. aliiavsrs. and iulI iu- formation a7 Co th- m--ra- ol h.ii.r.. egldi- tious Co b0 ot-e~vHI by tf.iar- and r-ras of contract and payment will ba furnished ou ap- ulicafI1u Geo ttI- -e. or il riH Acting CoumI-- -Iry os Subsistence gr san 'arla-, A.I.
 Envelope Coutllula- rrurrss--- -EuIlt he markei;-' IrupOsI- for Fresh Beef. and ad- d-cs@ed to tho undersigned 1- tu tta Acting -. S CHAs ?. EAGlS. Csa-aia and c. s.. U. s.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
From GnaKmas.

Fred Swift, for the past five years a citizen of Tucson, arrived from Guay- mas last evening. He states that they have no yellow fever there, but two kinds Of malarial lever. About l,50O have had the fever and not to exceed I50 have died of it. There appears to be two kinds Of fever; the common tonto fever, and sn other which is much more fatal, a species of typho- -malarial, or Panama fever. Nobody is leaving Gnaymas at present, and Hermcsillo has not quaran- tined against Guaymas. There had been no new cases for the twenty-four hours previous to Mir. Swifts departure. Mir. Swift IS a carpenter by trade, is working for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company, and expects to return to Guaymas on Thursday next. He IS well known in Tucson, and is con- sldered a reliable and truthful man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
application for n Patent

TrrS1N AKrZ,,N,. September 6. Issi. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Silver Queen Mining Company, whose pest office address is care of T. l.. stiles Tucson Pima county. Arizona. hos this day hled his ap- plicatlon for patent for l5 linear Feet o- tlv' Silver Queen mine or veiu bear nE gold and sil- yer with surface ground jSi.S feet Tn wId h, -lt- uated m ArIvaca Mining District, county ol Pima and Territory of Arizona. and designated hy le Ecid Eot and othcial plat on nle In thls ollca Lot No. Ss m sad district. sad Lot No. Sg being follows, t.-wit:
 Iegiuuiua at tho initiaI monument on the south Nesterly end of the cl- nm lalso tle N cen tor of the Silver Queen Wezt claim at +Xt inch hack berry Iost 4is feet long, set ls feet iu the ground m a mound of stones. and marSed ''o- .. M. C. S. W Cen. No. I;
 Thence s2 deg To min W I1i4 feet Co the SN corner 0f claim to a 4xi inch hackb-rry post, A. [. feet long. set "a feet lu the ground. m mound of stones and marked ''S. e M. C. \. W. NO. H.
 Thence x e deg ij mn k % . feet tO a pIEe post feet long, set 1is feet in the ground, In a mound of stones, and marked c. e. M C. \. W No. III;'
 ou the center line of the clam, distant l5,V feet from tle initial monument, Co pine poet ixt inches 4s feet long. 1is feet in the ground, n a lu0uLd of stones, and marked $. .. h. C. N- Thence < 55 deg TO min F 80 feet Co a post izi inches. t- feet long, set IF feet ID the ground. in mound of s-one-. and marked $. C. M C..
 Thence $ i2 deg @ min " I50o feet Co 4xt inch post 4i feet ioug. set q feet 'u the eroIu -u Ca mound ot rock-. and marked S- .. A. C.. S E. ( or. No Nl; and
 Thence x 52 deg lu min 3o feet Co the place uf beginning.
 Magnetic variation I2 deg i1 min E. containing, lY.-I acres.
 Tho location of this mine Is recorded in tLe Eec1rier'- Ot-ce of Pima county. Arizona, .u Boo S. Records of Mines. at page 2l0. The al- luIuIEE c.aimau-= are. sourhs a=tsTly. c owners rf the liver ,{uasu West mIutEE clam. other vIse the lands aIs putllr and belong Co the ultd '-tares.
 Any and all uel~uls claiming adversely any portion Of sali -i.Fs- Queen mine or sur ace ssrouri are required t1 tie their adverse claiu- with The Register of Che .n .nlted StAtes Land tf- flee @, Tucson. iu tAe Territory of ArIzoua. dur IuE the sixty days period Of publication hereof, Gr they aill Doe harre by yIrrle uf the provisions af the statute. bEN N. THOMAS. Register. It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the p-- -Iod Of co days ten consecutive wtekzi In the ARIZONA CITIZEN. @ weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Arlzona-
 BEN. II THOMAS. Register. Date Of t=s- publication. september sth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
GnId Fi,h Hnnks.

E.J. Smith, the county coroner, has four gold fsh-hooks that he unearthed in the South American placers. He was mining in a river bed near the city of CalI, Tn the state of CRuca, United States of Columbia, in lS6G, when he pulled up a small tree by the roots. and there in the sand lay an even bakers dozen of regularly shaped gold iish-hooEs of the ordinary sIZe. They are not bent in the Limerick fashion. Without doubt they are the work Of prehistoric Indians gov erned by the Incas. When Mr. Smith returned to San Francisco he gave some away, lost others, and now only has four left. He has been repeatedly asked to put his price on these, but refuses to do so. The other day he refused an offer of so for one. r. was such trIiie- as these that excite the avar1ce of Pi- zarro and other yal ialz who tore down better governments than have ever Oc- cupicd the same territory since.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
ApIscation No. SIS. for a Patent Co the ker-
 I'm Mining Claim
US. LAND OFFICE, AT TrcsoN, AT. :

. - \. LAND OEElNE, AT TUCSON, A. IT. NOTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " Keystone Gold and Silver Mining Company by li. r. Can pbell. Agent Tucson Arizona, has ma.ie application for patent for ll-2 linear feet lf the harliu Miue veIn bearing gold. silver and copper, with suriace ground 3l2 feet at ~- end 4le feet at N- end lu width, situated Il Meyers Mining District. County of Pima and Territory of Auzons and design ted by the fa-d notes and Otfcill plat ou file m thI- offca as Lot Number is salt Lot No. i- beng as follows, Co Hlt.
 Beginning at initial monument at center of lUr-lsrIy end uf clsiu gt a post fxi and feet -1l- ln d. mound of stones, ll-i ed K. t. l. Al-, from lch Q si'if- V {. and 41 fett deep bssstf- S deg W. 3l9 feet distant thence. x 0 deg Si nm r, -l1 feet r1 N L. cor post ix4 and feet long In mound pf stones marked '' K. C. No 2. % f. also the V W cor No @ of the Southern Belle VI. C.s thence 5l deg 3I mn W. l.l22 feet along -hn W slIe liue of tho Southern Belle NJ. C." Co < W COZ No sI of -aid Southern Belle N C. -o a post txt and ( feet lonc m a mound of -toue- marked "h. c. ?. l." thence x g. deg al mlu W i- feet Co x cor. post tXi and feet long which cor U. \. al. N. No- belrs V l- deg 25 uIr. 3,dhj feet distant; thence 5I ie-. 5H nm W, i.3 feet Co -outhcrly end center post txt and SEC. M.;' thence gg deg I5 mn W itg feet Co ~ W cor post txi and teet long In a mound oi stones marked 'h h- C. N''. 5 from which orlc- .5i feet distant; thence 32 deg B min F. I.l7I feet Co W cor post 4xi and feet long Iu a mound of stones marked K. C. No. 6-' thence lt deg iJ mn ld9 feet to uortherly end center monument and place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation l3 deg q min east con taiuiug i3 acres.
 The location pf this Mine is recorded in the Recorder office of Pima county at Tucson Arr zona. and ls bouud-d on the south east by the southern Belle M C..
 Any and all persons claiming the whole or any portion of sand kerIiu Mine or surface ground lrc requIred tn present their adverse claims iu fhls office during the sixty days period Of pub i- cation hereof. they wIli be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 The foregoing Notice of Application for Pat ent IS ordered rublsh.d for the period of ten consecutive weeks m the ARIZONA WEEEI.Y CIT- iZEN, a uewspaper published at Tucson Arizona, which Is designated ss that issued nearest to sad claim.
 BEN. VI. THOMAS. Register.
 First publication July 2l. I5s3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Complaint is made of malaria along the San Pedro
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
First publication July 2i.
Application No. 3Is Tor Patent Go thr >ilf~r
 Glance Mining Claim.
US. LAND OFFICE. Trcsov Aa..,s,..

U. S. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON aEl..tA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tda- H. h.-- - stone Gold and Silver Mining turr.a. v. h- r. Campbell L agent whU-r E-'--.i ia.. ..- l- Tucson. Arizona. ha- made appucl-.H To patent for LIS linear feet 0f tf- silver ,.a'.' 1ifrH uT v-tu hna rang Gold. silver and tH-. wl-n surface ground i-- feet 70 ~ end H.. . ... co end u witth- -ftuatsd an 'i.r.-- Lr District, County of Pima. and IsrrI.sr- ut t-- gong, and designated by Inc uelt! u0.H- lHl ..- lC.al plat on ulg iu fiI- office l~ Lot suuh sad Lot No. 70 t-iH- u- follows. fo uI-.
 EeHu1lHr 70 the iulrl7I uul. Iu.--t U-r'.H--. lH nuuc" Ut iUgr.lHu tt far rl-, trrly -Ilr ut .. rr'Fels..t -i.aft l- % l..-t tyi and [ fa.f -. !. a mound Uf clones. .llsut -. e. |. H'. .rr.
 'r-, ..... .. -rf ." -'fli.r' y gi. Ter f'-5 tAt and ..--' l"gr iu q lll Irl 1t -fH.- marked '-S G. N !. C H. Thence x f. #.. O mlu- E- -st feet to B 2 corner poet 3yf rr.+ feet long an mound Df stau--. marked .-- %. N.. 2 from which q ~- n. M. No.I lra-- 2 .l.- sI nm. E t.l-i feet distant. Thence ~ % dog .- mlu- ". i,Lil Feet tD S r. corner post tyt and t let long. in mound of sfaue-. marked -- u. Nu. 3. thence \ ca deg. e mn. W 20 f.a- f. -outAer-y end center post iXt and feet .ur- mound of -tone-. marked --. c. -. f. C. N. Iheuce b3 deg. e nun. VI. Z-3 feet to S 1t e.-- Der po-i x en9 feet long. Iu mound uf stone marked S. G. Nu- G." Thence N 90 deg O. l.- ', lI-a feet Co ~ W corner post fzlare . f..' bong. Iu a mound uf stones. marked .~. C. '. Thence \ 6s deg. G mn. L. I1l feet fa r.--. esly end center monument. and place oi l.--- nlEg Of the externHl boundary 0f claim.
 MagnetIc variation I8 deg. ff min sa-+- ...- tanning iLO4 acres.
 The location of this Mine is recorded Recorders othce of Pima Couaty. a- rs.--. Arzuus. and the adiu.nlnl- clalru ca The sl.-. The Keystone.
 Any and all persons claiming advar--ll -. whole OF any Eurfiru of sald S lvs- G. 1lire OF surface ground arc r-qur.I Co gr.---. thelr adVerze caIus Iu tlI- oEiiC. dll-E r- siXty da. perlod col publication hereof OF .. VIII Do barred ry virtue of Che D5ogls.ol- %, t.- V ature.
 The foregoing notice of Appi,cslsr fa. ll--. l- ordered p1 bllsled A periud uf -rr cl.-a.-'... weeks. ID De ARIZONA MEEELI tfUEIN E-a-- pater published s- Tuc-ou Arizona vtlr. - desi guated -s that i=sue. nearest ro -l. c.sll..
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Ls-l--sr.
 First publication Juis 2I I--3
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Enterpnse: When We returned from fishing and hunting expedition up the Gila Tn May last and announced fine catch of pickerel. 6 great many here doubted our report. No pickerel had ever been found in the waters of the Glls, ID this section, even by the oldest inhabitant, and it was natural that they should feel little skepticism on the subject. We could not ourselves ac- count for the presence of pickerel Tn the river 70 miles above here when 1t was positively known that there was none h same stream at or near Florence. This set us 10 investigating and We have at last discovered the true explanation of the mystery. Mr Lawrence, a piscicul- turist, who resides in New Mexico, and was at one time fish commissioner of that Territory, stocked the upper Glla, in New Mexico, with young pickerel sev- eral years ago
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
An Arkansas NaledicforY.

from the control of an influential jour- nal, said: "We do not leave this com muuity with any regret. We are glad to go. We have not received due pat rOnace from this town, consequently We are pleased to throw up the journalistic sponge. It is the custom for editors tO say that they part with their contempor- aries with regret. We do not. We are devilish glad to quit We have been branded as thief, and it has been proved that we are thief, consequently We have no regrets at parting. Those who owe us are expected tO settle at their earliest convenience. Those whom we owe must wait"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS
Application for a Patent.


 TUcsov. ARIZoNt september 6. I--s { NOIlCE lS HEREBY GlNGN HAT COL " ls r. Huntingdon. whose postu-ilce address IS in care of T l.. Stiles Tucson, PlIna county, Arizona has this day filed lis application Tor a patent for l5lu near feet f the Desert mIue uI vein bearing gold and silver. with surface ground 50 feet m ~ldth situated in Cahabi Mining Dls- trict, county of Puma and Territory of Arizona and desirngted by tne field tes and official plat on hle in this o Lot No. ti. m said district said LOt No. t6 beng as follows. to-w1t;
 Beginning at the mt al monument ut tho cen ter of the nOrt1easteEly end of the claim, at a po-t 2Ni inches. feet high, set one foot sn ths ground. m a mound of stuue-. and marked v, D. N. C. No. l." whence IacIIo tree. inches distant, being marked ID. M. B. I..' discovery shaft bears 4s deg i5 mn W iju feet distant habi district. bears 2l deg @ mn l. sl.f lte' inches distant;
 Thence < E dog is min F sOl feet to post inches m dl4mcter. feet high, ret one loot iI the ground m a mound of sroues and marked ID M. NE C. Jte NJ conner Cf claim;
 T1encc < e, deg l5 mIn W 1900 feet Co post g Inchts iu diameter, feet hgh sct one foot i the ground, ln m und Of -tang-, md marked ID NJ <. E. the SE corner uf claim.
 Thence a deg il mn W S0u feet Co a Uos' inches m diameter, Sfee- hugh; -et on ioQtin tt NJ. W. F. C. the southwest d center mouu- menL whence the uri-iuul center monument bears B. ls de, @ Inin 2s-s W feet distant Thence \ e deg W au f ct 70 @ UO-t inches i1 diameter 8 feet hlgt. set one foo m the ground 
 in a mound of stones and marked ''D. VI. \. W C.. the >W corner of the clsim. Thence \ q deg D mn J. i5o feet to post g inches Iu diameter feet high. eel one foot in the ground In a mound rf stones and marked. D. M- N W. C." -hc NV Cog g- uf the claim: and
 Thence $ @ deg L lto feet Co the place ot be- ginning.
 Magnetic variation la deg G9E min. continuing 2O3- acres.
 The location of this mirc is recorded m tho Recorders otflcc of Pima county Arizona, m Book C. Record of Mines. page 4y3 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sand De~yrt mine or surface ground are re1uired to hia their tdV r-s claim wlth th, Register of The Uaited States Land Office a' Tucson. m the lerritory of Arizona. during tho sixty days period uf uuHhc ltIon hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the pros sislonz of tho statute BEN. M- THOMAS. Register. It Is hereby pr lefed that the foregoing notice of plicati. for patent be published for tho period of ten consecutive " ezs m ths AEfZoS, CITIZEs. weekly newspaper published al Tue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
lFIr=t publication AU.-st -5, 1--3.l Notice for Publication.

H-N. M- TH0NLs. Res- .-.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Humbug i'm AIpine CIimbing,

Kate Field. in the Manhattan for September. )
 There IS an immense deal of humbug in Alpine climbing. People tear over glaciers and up and down mountains, merely for the sake of saying they done Alps. Your constitutional tramp grasps his staff, and, with eyes fixed on the ground, walks and walks and walks, never stopping to look upward-never asking what is to be gained by the ex- peuditure of time and leather. On his return be will show you his staff, on which are recorded his feats of pedes- trianism. Only this and nothing more. At least this poor ambition conduces to manly muscle, and there are trampers whose soul rise above their boots. But no longer marvel that this Cooke tourist way of Rssaulting scenery has disgusted artists with Switzerland. Once upon a. time a King Of France marched up hill. and then marched down again. That King has many fol- lowers in this region.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Inc Los llomos Land Grant.

The case of th Los Alomos land grant that has been pending before Sur veyOr General Robbins fo- some tiEe has been decided by that officer favor able to the claimant. Geo. Hill Howard This grant was made by the Governor of Sonora in 1852, the Governor being au- thorized by a special act of legislation to make the grant The claim comprises ten square leagues of land in this county lying riberenes or along the San Pedro river. The investigation Of this claim has been very carefully conducted. MT Rufus c. Hopkins, Spanish translator of the Surveyor Generals office, was sent to Hermosillo 10 verify the ceuuineness of the signatures of the Governor and others to the grant, and to make full in- Yestigation of records ana reports.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
PenrI Flshinr In the Gulf of CaIifornia.

A pearl fishery which IS said to be of great promise has been opened up ID the Gulf of California. One pearl taken from the shell of an oyster, in December last, is believed to be the largest yet found It weighs seventy-five carats, and was purchased by jeweler for SI5.OO0. Another of forty-seven carats has also been found. It is perfect in
 form and finely tinted, and is valued at S5,00O. A third very beautiful pearl of forty csrats has been exhibited at La Paz, where bid of S3,O0O was declined.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND orr1crsT TUcsoy. 4EIzoy

LAND OFFICT tT IC050N. EEIl0N4, !
 September t-th, is-J Notice i- hereby gITeu that tle followirg name settler has hiad norice of his intention Co make huHl proof ir suppo-i 1f hIs claim and tlst saii proof VIII he made before tHe E-ci-ter and Receiver. Tucson. Ar-zOna, on October 2sth 4. D. 1s.l. Hagh White for tbs Ns=t half Of tho S.E ti oi Sec. 10 1ogr l7 R. 2l L.. c. G <. k. NJ and ram-- the following a- his witness ,--. VIZ: II. n. Scott A. Burlington, GeurE- Ds Is sni J. M. Pickett. all of Benson. Cocui-e County Arizona;
 BEN. M. THOMAS Register. Pre-emptiou No. sis. ais C
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Notice for Publication,
LAxp OrrIcE .rTrcsox. ARI

L4SD OFFICE sr TUCsoS. ARIZONA.
 August 2i. f--i. Notice iz hereby gwen that the following named set Ter has hled notice of hI- eutloU 10 make final proof m support of his claIm- and that sand proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tue -o0, Arizona, on September 2-;h ls-3, VIZ. William fvs-r-. of J otal W Nrecs Pima County A. r.. for rtr E1 asd < W "a of < F. q. Sec. I4. T l- S ShI5 F.
 He names the following witnesses tu prove his continuous residence upon. -rd cultivation of saic land. viz: G c. Harvey. V. l. Na'. J. l.. Arnold. C. A. Proctor. ail of Total Wreck
 BIN. V. THOMAS. Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TIE enterprising people of Kansas have discovered that silk worms can be fed upon the leaves f Osage orange with as good results as upon the mul- berry, and important industrial results are expected to follow the discovery. We suppose the ladies will call the new fabric, "silk of the orange flowers"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Tint publication August 25. ls5s.l Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE rrcsox. ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AT IUC5ON. ABTZONA, !
 August -il. i--,i. Notice k hereby gwen that the foi owing named settler la- filed not ca Of hls intention Co make nual rruof In support ot tl- cislm, ard that sad proof WI be made before the EeEisfer and lt csIver at Tucson. ArIz1r a. on September 27. I,-i. viz. uEd-t1- \. James of piual clun- g. Arizoua for the SN oi section 30. Town chip \. ls l.. and names rle following a- his vItaes-e-c-. viz. Ir-.u,I- "a B0rulrd. Edward EhitlDck Nathan Pearson and Joe Pearson. all of RedIngton. PInai coU-ty Arizona.
 Pre-empt-ou N1. 1t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Notice of Forfeiture.
rrcsoy Cgrgu.AT.

ICCsoN PF7-4 tHUN.rI. .A- T..
 May a \. 70. 2. -i.
 ITO SAMUEL v. shOEI FRIDGE. YOU Ah- I hereby nstInel hat tla undersigned i-. expended Two Hlnd--c Doll a-= iu .aror aa- improvements ui Ou each uf tl- tulHN--- named and described mlri-- claims. -l-1si. -- the heivetla M.u rns District Fl-ua county. AT zuna- t0-Wlt. The loLL located -fFru u~r -- l--l; nOlce Of locaflun l- rerurie lu hnna z Of Mines. paee y5- CoIuty k-clrle-.- t-f ' sand Pima count. ana rh- Union. located J--rr 2. ls>i, uouce of location recorded lu h..1a ' Mines paga Zql. slii Recorder UI-re sl H-.-.- c. hold sad mining claims under th- pruv-i of secr-on zfZ4 kevI-ed Stafufes of tle l--.-- st a-es. baIlc The arOunt repaired Go bod e-.- of sand claims for the years euilu- lec-rl-- 8l. i.sI. and December 3l, l--1. And if n--l-- ninety dave after tais rrtlce ny p-.nlr--i.- l.5 fan or rrfuse Co contribute yulr pr po-H. 2 ,- snch eNpeuuifura a- a CD owner. fu Hl.- t- Hundred D0.-ar- on each of sand c'aiI--. 7 g-- Irtere-r her Iu sli become -ts r-upFr-s ni i-- subscribers under said -ec.ior ga ,-,-
 L. W. SHDhIElDuEs ie2 3m C. c. STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

THE city of Devils Lake, Dakota known to the postal authorities as Creel- burg, is not yet one hundred days old, but already choice lots in 1t are sol1 as high as 5000 apiece. It has seven large hotels, two banks, two papers and many shops and factories. It is situated on Devils Lake. and owing to its many natural attractions, is known as the Saratoga of Dakota" The oldest in- habitants" are already beginning to tell stories of the infancy of the town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
First publication Auz. ILL Notice for Publication.

LtSD OFFICE. rUr,oS. ARTzoS,.
 August [. I-Sf NOTICE Is HtREBT GIVEN THAT HE - following name. -..tIs- has fled notice of his intention tp make .rai proof iu -uppurt uf hi- cLam. and that sv4 Urupf VIII b- made before the Register and Receiver af Tuc-ou. Ariz1u7 on September l.tl. l--. viz. J,-hu4 H Watt. Of TIrsnu. Arizona. for Lot . of Sec !: and Lot ard SEft ui ~ .I. 1.t NL-t oF -Eit t of Sec. 9. Town. ii Souti ot Range li east. and rarrr- The fpllow7uts l= hr- vHrus- es name ly. John Gardner T K. Nila-. samuel triri. and q. C Za-ri-l.n. all of tucson. Arizona
 BEN. n. TutN NS. Register. Vra-arrn-iru No 0l0 rIf If