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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
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The CrrIz-S took occasion 8 -a- days Ence to make mention e. some ezceed- insly rich specimens ol slga- oaa that had been brought from tle su..l oI Chi huahua, Ll-.ce. Eeyo1dv what 7az tlll sad uotlir. further could De a=aer- taiuci. Aoa, however, it is --aoua that they came from tEe lannon's Bas1rilas district. and a-s from mines owned be the l-e-s-a. 3. 4. and s. 1L. B-.r-s the former named gentleman being Che rriucira. aEue-. The mines from which the sreciu. came a-l .le San Ees-or. Es.ela, S-. aa4la a1l l9-lcle. The two latter are said to hs old mines, but tle two former l-a aial-. recent discoveries Without -- --a ore which, iu fact, 5s almost solid silver. 5- is Impossible i8 form an iil. o- lLei- great richness. Lla specimens lpE lu possession o- llr. Lr--E- have. g.-l one exception, t.e aDUaa-aLaa u- .-a.lureI Ga-7 or clalse grained silver, .-a a1cer- ton being lump -g .-s large as a man c.e-,-el hand. and which, when ur0La-- shows sG exec a-I-rlE --le gram. it has e. L--ut valuation at one dollar and HNe cents per ounce. On some pie1. tle quartz has been repeatedly fractured -r-tUUt cfel-llC a. euarltI0u oI tle several paris, so tenacious rs the silver. The ore from the San Ars-gr Is also lcl ll gold. The vell -s said t' be eighteen inches wide. with -a-E=
 
 E=teileh has similar 9-..-l, rE. .-- l-ela- o- which, l- ls c.a-Lgl- rl- average Sll.HtL The otlar six llcle- .E4 a black pe.aug-e. That ls spll and -la a-aIu=- either --.- il has Vl--- ,- -Hu-- ~-.DI pr .J-. in .He same -l also occurs a Aal. irsl streak CT almost pure slIVa-. L-s San .Lal.--. -a-- rever the ir5ala-- Fr- l-e Ea-l G1, eEeag..l-- Inches an width --0 l.l may be e--llarsi pretty good pay ore even i.t-e iel-. docs pinch ty g. foot L0ra cT less. la -.a G.-9-r-e al almost fa-ails. richness found The EsteLe -5 a n1-g-t ---l le--s a- was e cured by tlr. E-l--. when - t@ E-la- rll-a l- f m. @ L- - --e5 were r1IsiIare. u-- .s ..-...r more was done .- -. H .--e. Ags-, a ton ea-l-l.--.a. s-a also --.
 I-. B-5--- ls.a E--. -- ---- Der. -. -i. @ by provided v. .- money and down |. the E.-u-i.. ga - di-a.vsrl.= aa
 last with - a.- ditiou ts those I-.-... denounced TWO gold u.i---ala -ar- claims il ta GEaIG..E.a r.-.- -l"- which be a7- Ig some noe specimens of gold and gold rock. -H work lLa latter the E-.la er-l--z mil r.--. For t-a past several Eaa-- --- .-n - near the Mission 1aEr.l -Ei' 's E- moved down and -e- .a 1. -ra mIrgs ll tlg 6.ru-l-a -- -. more caZ as done a- present ths snow. which .t -.e @ Eri--= .a-g-fl P, cHF.- . -sEs- .a Grp-l 70. -au- feet. -t- che .r -. Of the coming spring, - b. sent io@u and -.la .-- a.-... -..l. made. Ir. ,. l. Br.--- -- H known locomotive eu-Iuea-. That .ar -ae past fifteen years has been il .-a employ u- t1e railroad company. t-.# man. friends cll-r.trl .a. la a. bis -.s- fortune and la- ..- -g ---. -.-. ---..-u- .-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COUET OF THE COUN l ty of Pima. Territory uf Arizoua- In the matter Cf the estate of F. r. C0ltOu, deceased Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned, errcutrator of the above estate of '. r. Coltou. deceased. Co the creditors of and all persons having claim against sad deseased. ro exhibit fhem wlth the necessary vouchers. within ten months after the trst publication of tus nor tIce. 70 the said eXrcut0r at hls place of busi- ne-=. No -u Pennington street, Tucson. .u county of Pima county. Arizona
 JAMES QUlNLIN,
 Erecutor of the estate of F.. F. C0lt1u. decd Tucson A. T.. Jan. 8 1885. ian7-iw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
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Application No. BIS for a Patent for the
 iron Gap Mining Claim
U.s.L,SD OFFICE, Trqsoy. ARIZONA, :

e'- A~N-'- T,-.-,-F----r r.-u-a . NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED- - ward P.Alhs and James McC. kllott. whose postOtice address is lu care of T L. srlles. Tue con AriEOna have ttIs day uled thelr appli D. tI1ufOr a patent for fifteen hundred linear Tee 2 Of thr Iron Cap mine or vein bearing sllver and copper. with surface ground six hundred feet m WIith. situated lu Harshaw mining district. county of Pima and Territory of ArlE0na- and ig-atei by the field notes and ott clal plat on hle Iu this otiiCe a- Lot No. 4ir said Lot No- +' beiug a. follows, to-wlt: - B-1inuing st the initial monument ot The W end of claim. where the notice of location ls posted. at post Sx3 inches and feet long. Thence < i5 deg. g min. F. SJO feet Co the SW corner uf claim. Co @ pO-t dXa inches and Ie-- long marked ''l. =. No. II, whence |. s. Min eral Monument No. 2, Hlrshaw district. bears x 8 deg 70 min. r. Q 1u feet distant
 Then ce \ a deg e3 nm. F ! .l0U feet co SE cor her of claim. Co post SN5 inches and feet long
 Tt~ncs \ i5 des s5 min. W sl0 feet co tho. east erly end center of clam, Co post sx3 inches and 2 feet long marked 'l. C. No. lN-
 Thence \ lj deg 3l mn. W 3ll feet Co the NJ corner of claim. ro a post Zs inches. feet long. Thence x 5i deg. g min. " I.slO f,et Co the NV corner Of claim. to an oak trte % inches in dIamete-. and marked T. C. No Nl-'
 Thence \ l5 deg. 5l mln- E Su feet Co the place Masnetic variation I2 deg. & min E, eoutaiE- ing 9i.ff acres.
 Iie Iocatioa Of this mine is recorded i1 the Recorders office of Pima coznty. Arlzo1a. Ter rltsry. Iu Book J of Records of Mines The ad- ioiuil, claimants are none
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sand Iron Cap mIue or surface ground are required Co rlr their adverse cIalms with the Register ot the Ualteu ~t tafe- Land Otlcc at Tucson. Iu the Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of pub Irs.fion hereof or they vii be barred by yIrtue of tbt provisions of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS Register. 
 It isherehy ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the p6riud gf sixty days ten consecutive weeks in the Arizona CITIZEN. @ weekly urw-pap-r publi-hei a- Tucson. A T which i- here by designated by me as puhlI-hed nearest such ciaim HENRY COUSINS. Register
 Is-ar r,rrf,r7fsara1-r na~aulhar a. I---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Notice of Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the Justices Court. Township No. ), Pima county. Arizona Terutou. Q. S. Palmer. Justice of the Peace. ou a judgment rendered m 1-s3. in favor of ?. McIeunan and against E. F. Elliott for the sum of Uue Hundred and Thirty and gl-itn Dollars, together with costs amount, ing to Nineteen and IlIl0 Dollars. ! have levied uuou all the rlghC. tI-le aEd Iu-erest of h- r.. Elliott ID and Co the AruadllaL Olounor and the Pearl mines situate ID EmpIru Mining Dls- trIct. Pimaf0unty. A-lz0ra Territory And no- uce Is hsus& gwen that on the -nth day u- Feb r1ary. \. D- iss3. at Iu o'clock A. M in front ot the dsor of tbe office of O. S. Palmer. Justlce uf the Peace. in the village of Total Wreck, Pima county will sell at public auction all or he defendants right tItle and interest ID and 70 the above described property to the highest and btst bidder Tor cash legal currency. o -atisfy sad execution.
 Total Wreck. Pima county. Arizola Territory, January -. A. D. lss3
 ia2s $ T.C. HAYES. Constable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Summons.

TN HE DISTRICT COUET. FIRST JUDI I cIai District, lu th- County of Pima, Tern. ry of Arizona
 Clara K. hee-sr. Plaintiff a-aiust Wu. T. Z -. Ter. Defeudeut- Itnry of Summons.
 Acuon brought Iu tHH District Court H. ... flrst Judicial District m and for tla JuIr.- Pima. m the Territory of Au19ua- . he Ia-r.-|- of ArlzOna sends greeting Co Wm. T. kec.H-
 You are hereby summoned and rc{uIrei f1 .- pear In an action brought against y0U tg -.- above named plaintiff In Che DI-rucr CIl- the FIrst JudIcIal Dl,trIct Il and f0rtts lH-..f of Pima lu the Territory of Arizona. zur ~. sver thr complaint rled vIfn rli- Clerk s' a- Court at Iucsou lG sad county Ia copy 0t s com plant acruu rauI-- tLI- sITuDr-. twenty days .sXcl1sIvs 1f the day ol after t'e service upon yuu of this -1r.a."1-. .' served Iu tir- county; but if served u.- ". county and within thI- Distur-- rr-r ". thirty days, iu all other cIs-= f1rtg dsg--
 And yDu are hereby notified that 1T y.u t.i.. appear and answer rle comp p-ai-t as -'"s- quIrad, the plaintiff VIII apply -H ts i. for the relief therein demanded. l-.i '.-.- aliN disbursements ln thIs behalf eEue-.i-.i.
 Given 1ui-r my hand and rde -.s- '. sal r--- trIct tou-t, ar Tucson, rai-- t-a day co. a- -A''. X. D.. l--3. -
 H B. Lighthizer Plaintiff At-1--ey-
 jz2s 5du
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Notice Of Forfeiture.

ITO c. v. HAYES. OR THOSE CLAIMING | under h.m Ion are hereby not ned that we have expended One Huudresi Dular- m labor and improvements upon the StOuryyall Jarks1u mining clam. -I-uatsd In the Myers Mining Ui-trIct Pima cOunty A. r. ID order to hold sad premises under tte provisions of Section Lfli Revised Statutes of the United Stafes. be ius the amount required Go hold the same for within ninety dave after this notice by pubhca- ton you fail or refuse Co coutribute your pro portion of such expenditure as owner of one half of thls property. with costs of thIs advar- tis-ment. your interest In ths said clam will be- como the property of the suh-crIb bers. under sad S-ctIou -s-i. Your proportion of sad ar- penditurt l- Fifty Dollars
 CA. WADE
 HENRY LANNERT. Mysrs Mining District. Pima county. A. r.. Jan uary Q l--3. a.- iui
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
IN THE JUSTICES COURT. IN ASD FOR Precinct No. One, Pima county. Territory of

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. IN AND FOR l Precinct No. One. Pima county Territory of Arizona.
 John <. Carr. Wm. B. Hooper. Carter Teviz. T. F. Nichols and T. p. Patter-su. composing the hrn of Nichols Pattersou& & Company, plalE- tIii- vs. Heury C. hi-=el defendant Before A. VI. Hragc. J. p. Demand. $aH
 Inc Territory of ArIzoEa sends greeting Co HeIEy C. kissel, defendant. You are hereby summoned and required Co appear before m- ar my office. in the town of Tucson and county of Pima. on the z3d day of March A. D. >--i. ar il o'clock t. g.. Co answer rte complaint of the above laIrei plaintiffs. who demand 'f you that you are irdebtcd 70 them iu tte -Gll of Itree Hundred Dollars Tor goods wares and ue-chan- dIse cold and delivered Co yuu by p.alutIti- at your special Instance and resu'-t at sand pre- cluct. And if you fsIl fU suuelr and answer saId complaint, a- herein eTIirs-i The plaintiff will take judgment against yUu a- demanded and for the costs of fhis -uIf.
 Gwen under my hand flIs 18th day Of Jauu- ary. A. D. 1.-2. X. H. BRAGG,
 Ja2lW5t Justice Of rae Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Nnfirn .r En-reitrrn-

THE UNDERSIGNED BOUGHT uNE JN- divided half of the su-caIcL l.a--.IH mIae, which IS the tirst eastern eEteu-.ul H' 'a. Paulg1 mine. liy CTS district. Pima roGurF aH- has done one hundred dollars wurta of ~.-t .- tue same for the year i---. according Go ft. -a" of the cuautrY. He calls upon tho owner Cd. 20. other half Mir. GeorEr Hay-. or those who -..--i claim under tIm. to pay. within ninety .s-- .-l'l ttIs date, the half uf thr ss-o--ueuf H1--. amounting Co lfty dollars and cost 9f aty.-l-- iu- and by fsillu. r1 pay hIz OF ttsIr il'--7-' u. tbe mIue would b.. forfeited Co rr-.
 FEEDE. EIth
 1iyer- District. January e. I->. s-I a.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
LGli
Application No. =Si for a Patent n, .t-
 Leopard MiniHs Claim

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THsr r--. - Warren AL-ius Company -y h.. .. T.. II. Cook. whose post u-lce add-a.s l- ... son, Ar1zoua has tlIs day rlad l-s ara'...-..- for patent for l-su linear feet oF t!.- I... mlle or vein bearlug soli and silver. ,,.-. .'. face ground uI feet ln width -Ir-1...t .- Oru Bianco Mining District Cll-ry aF p..... Territory of Arlzlua and da-l gl8ra.i H. -... n .. notes and utlcill plat ou nIa I1 rtl- ,-t-... n Number i5. sad Lot Na @ being -- s.l-.-- .. yIt:
 Beginning a- the i1irlsl mo1url.- .-..s .. end of che clam. Wte-- Lie ulfIc-uf l..-r--... placed. at pIue post 4Ll inches -r-ar. . . long. feet m the ground. in a mound .f --.- 2 feet tIEh. marked -l4- NH. l. vs..-.-.. i. Mineral Monument Nu. %. OrI b.llel l. ...- \ a degrees e mluures T.. -.1il feet --.t-- . marked -C. O. VI. No. I. bears B -I ....--... minutes W ii fe-s distant
 Thence \ 34 degrees -I minute. " e.f f.--. tle NV corner uf claim. co a pine la-- -ll ..... square. f.s feet long. feet II th- --u--.. .- monument of si0res 2- feet high ma-A.l .l No. H."
 Theuce $ 50 desree- ]. mIu-t.-- E Is.. f.-.. the NE corner ut clam Co d- oak ru-- .l. .H.- square. feet long 9 feet lu Che -rai...i .r. 2, - umeut 9f stones 2 tse- ll--- and zl.-1.. No. ILL
 Thence S 24 degress 1I minutes V ~. r.... the center Of tts end uf claim. Co .r u-. r...-- inches square feet long. 9 I--- i- The -.-.1I . monument Of stones feet al--. lli -a..... Thence $ 2t degrees 5l u.lauts- " ss.s..-.. the S corner of claim to an oak post i-i .. square 5fs feet IJrs feet Iu -t. --H-.. .r monument of --1ue- - feet high lr.. H... "I4 No. '.
 . Thence \ ,l delree- lJ uluute- W I-l.s.-.. the SN corner of rls c--lu. rI Cd pine r.-- --. inches square. feet long lu a -lu1.-..r. |. stones 2-s feet high. I-rzei "l. Na. EI- --|
 Thence -f degrees lI minute Z 4. e.. - the piace of beginning.
 MasnetIc variation, l2 dsErar- -I a...-.-. containing {s ag acres.
 The location of this anne .- r.r.-l-l .- -.. Recor,ier'- o.Ics of Pima County. Ar.r.-. .. Book C Records of Nine. llsa- l-5 .-t .-- The adjoining claimants c-- rls uYl.-r- .t -.. Cammoi1re inning claim
 Auy and all persons C-4.---- .is..-H :. a... portion of sad Leopard IUlls c.a.a. .- .... face ground. are required r1 ru.-... .r adverse claImz In tll- othre lC-l-- ... -...r days period of publication hereut o- ."a- yi. t- barred yvirtle 0f the provisions Uf The --.-....
 HENEi COUSINS I..-.-.ar
 lt is hereby orier-si that Jla fDre-ul-- -...... of application for patent te plt..-.-.- tH- r.- perIod ef ten consecutive weeks .- r.. t.I..,l CITIZEN @ weekly uew-paper ruHll-Gri u. lac son. Piza county Arizuua-
 HENRY COT SINS L.-.--.-
 First uu1.lcat.Ou. J4uuary -l. I--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Nnfice LII Fnrfeitnrf.

ITO C. O.EvEBETS. OE THOSE GLAlf-lN. Il under him Ton a-s hereby -..lLrl ..- the urda-.fl--a4 have .vraa.la0 u-- Hlrl' dollars Iu labor and Iuur1va1lel-- rr .-- mIne. situated Iu rhe Pata--alll rrl l,s-'.- VI. mi La- east of -0uerlts valley and one ana - -- miles east of Tucson -o4l- Iu Plull rlIl'l Z. A zo-a. IgclfeI February ist l>-i sand s1 1i-l. tu-a- a-. one hundred dollar for tla -r 1,-l and one hy-ired dollars f5rr1e year "t ---- th- amount required Co hold the sane '' - vsa-s erslr- Decenl h-r 4lsi. Isl. and li"'--- ba- l--- au If within ninety days after -.- -ica by publication you f1Il or refuse -I ca-i'7. r5-. vorr r-uportIpn Gf such expenditure -- q .' -,-ks- your interest m the sand clam w-- ,r.--1s -Ea r.-r.ar-r of the =ut-crIhers uud-r 7i Sar-lo1 ..-l WILLIAM SLOAN.
 HFNEET BRENNltA D.
 WILLIAM GREEN. HarsLau. A. |. IanHary ! l--s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
January 2L 1885,

'.Ile yearly importation Ci tea to tLe United States is about eAtItN Q pounds. tLe yearly consumption about 65,UOlOuo pounds. he excess ui l5,- 0n.OlD pOuuds-trash called .eg--s the cause of all the difficulty lu the trade, and fully 4QWWJ pounds is entirely unfit Co drink. To prohibit tha imp0rta- JI1- of thls excess. which -s unfit .o- for food. is tLe import of -ha bill now before Congress. ft is not generally known that the retailers and cousCu'rs are continually deceived as ,otle merits rl tLe article, and that those -t.s which have tLe best form and color are e-tll- cIal and injurious to health. The native merchants C- China and Japan, e= le-ll- y the former, becoming familiar with the charactCristics of our miLet uaplla- uon, the freedom and laXlty Ot our laws, manipulate the refuse and dregs ct each tea crop to simulate good tec- Outll within recent period England suffered the same iu-iIctlou, but the deleterious effect tLis inferior stock produced upon the health uf her people awakened her to a sense Cf the InIurF and she at once passed al act prJLltIu- the importation of an alulte-ated teas. This act turned the traffic in this rub hi-h to the markets O, tue Jgi5sl States, and now. from England and direct. We are oyerstockCG with l-, and the effect oi all t1is is 70 produce diseases in various forms. Co uuset-le values and to mis,ead the ignorant dealer and innocent consumer T. good tea only was used the consumer would enjoy healthful. iuvcorltiug beverage and escape the pains. aches and nervous disorders which now prevail. In @ sanitary sense the change would te highly beneficial to the poorer c-asses. who are the largest consumers. Poor tea yiiates the taste and creates an aversion for t, while good tea has the opposite effect. The consumption of tea would increase fully fifty per cent 1T the quality sold Was pure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
NOTICE

THE PUBLIC ARE HERERY NOTIFIED I not 70 purchase any porrion of any mining property m the Cahabi or Corahahi Mining DIs- trlct, Pima County. Arizona. located by D. A. Belird. I. r. COlwall or by BesirI and Colwa- as v virtue of an agreement with ssIid D. A. Bealrd l shall claim one-half interest ID au J clam locstsd by these parties
 lSignedl R.H. CHOATE.
 D3rWtf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Notice of Forfeitnre.
TCCsoS. PIMA COuSrY. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 January 2. l--s.

Jauuary 9. l,-5. ITO 0. ". HAYES OR THOSE WHO MAY I clam under rIm au uu 'vIded olr-hulf Eta-- a-f Iu Che f1ll1wiug-lescrl bei property lou are hereby notified that Jss. the owners nave ~U- peldei one hundred r0lia7- iu labor and Im- uruyemeut= upon tl- Monumental Nine. and the Monumental Extension Nine. Myers mining district. Pima county. ArlzIla, heIuE.the -aruc property locatri Januzry L. l--l, rscorusd Iu tho Pima county Recorder Otlce. book :1f mining claims E. uage t3. in order Co hold -aId premises under the provisions of Sec uUC --1f Revised Sfaruts- of tne United States being The amount required Go bold the same for fIa year ending December a.. '---. and that we -4se rUrt-I1utetl your portion thereof. therefore If within ninety days after service of thIs notice by publication y1u slIl or refuse to contrIbut. your proportion of srch expenditure as c0-0Wn- CT with cost- of publication. your interest m -alt claim will become the property of the sub -cribers under sad section ZsNN. Your rruu0r- rior of sald expenditure is one hundred Iioiars,
 HENRY LkNTART.
 x L. WOOD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Don't Forget

That Dr. Gladwin, destist at 3l6 Con gress street, prepares a tooth powder that will, if used, keep the teeth white and clean, and at the sane time sweet ensthe breath.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Very t-rlE1 o-' ElsEoa
! lIode.t I.e-. nnlnl.. U -

EDU0E ClrIzEE: ' Lave inst returned to tIis ancient and aana.n.. puau Q from my mining camp where have fifty men constantly a-. .s.. -- L-va.- ouing the only uauaaza 60 ae 1u-d Ou this continent. Judge of my surprise to find Iay friends urging .n nay .-ali, the President, my appointment a5 l-1E- crDo- of tLi- Territory. HaTs written and tele--aprai ta llH friend tla lr-l- dent, that I want 7. a. I-l..a. the pres elt incumbent, retained ?. tl.. u.iaa d little longer. -uasll1n.l a5 ..Es Ha la- sIre tr occupy t.l -.. ..l.rH-. chair at pres elt ME ogll.aa .- present .s tLat Le ls go remarkably flair rHs.--ar for Arizona, but J wish ,H r-ra ...l ..l opportunity ut rrHru. -.- E-r.ur.'-- CD that vhe-. tEes sEH-a--. -..-r.-- ar.=.s tha- l can show ta tle .-..- world the trauscer dent ability a. long hidden under -he tusLelol mod E. Renew ing assurance ai -.F most EUlrreI cons -arat1l, ! al a7 eyer, -.-r,
 .t-Es a. .1.-.-s r-nrr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

Don have badly decayed teeth ex- tractei, when you can have them treat ed and nGIlt up and made to last for life, by Dr. Gladwin, Dentist, 3l6 Con- gress
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

At Sacramento, Arthur Van Zandt a machinlst in the railroad shops. had the bones of his arm badly crushed in Q ma- cM-e Friday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
EA O'Conuor vs. J. B. W. Gardiner On motion Of counsel for defendant Is is ordered that the argument or demurrer be sef r1- Catr-Iav Feb. a.
LEGAL LORI.
Opinion, or Judge W. ". Hoover of the
 I'fr,i Judicial H5-iric. Court.
 ! Auz-in r.1r7-tir v- F I W.t-

Opinion, or Judge W. ". Hoover of thr
 Tfr,i Judicial District Court.
 J.A. Austin. rlgiutiE vs. F. J. Wat son, defendant.
 This ls aG acaol ,r furaclosg a mortgage given Co secure the payment Of a certain prouiss0ry note, the time of maturity upon the face of sand note not having arrived, but Jeiau-. having been made iu tle payment of interest a- therein provided, the mortgage contlin- ing a provision that the premises may be sold upon default OF failure 10 pay the principal or interest according Go the terms Ul said note, etc.
 Judgment ls asked against the land. IEer- ueiLg LO cUgelaut ou the u ri- gage that tLe principal sum 1i sad mote shall become due upoU default made il the payment or interest the naked question ls pr--rlttd oi entering - Judgment uuou debt not Gue, upon this point See. Zio. Chap. i>, 9. l-s Comp. Laws, limits the power O. t.e Cour. Iu tLis form Of action a- folio"
 "IuaI action for the foreclosure of G. mortgage of real property the Court sugl have power uy its IGI ,- Lcnt Go direct 60 sale of tAe p.oHl--. ar any part of it, and l--1c. tle application of the proceeds to tLa payment C.. t-e amount due on the mortgage.
 h inc clse lt bar the covenant -u 5se mortgage is broader than tLs statute, but consent of parties cannot e-.ar- jurisdiction, and that these words "amuult due restrain the power u- q. Court on this class of eases Go a .Ud-- ment for interest due, simply. has 1ee- settled Iu California under statute ui winch tlIs ls re-cuacteC by tram oi authorities, vide.
 Taegart vs. San Antonio G. D. d. lI. Co. lS Cal. 460. Hunt vs DOlrs oJ Cal. 3OL Bank of San Luis OU.spo ys. John son. 53 Gal. gI. The maIm that where a statute is adopted the interpretation by the Courts of the State where It ha, been lu force are also adopted, just Iu principle and wise m its operations, and to Oyert-ru the settled doctrine Of rue 1 California Courts upon the construction oi tms statute would be unreasonable, when supported. as careful eEaMIUa- l ton shows them to be, upon sound rea- -ouIug. Under the view heTg expressed that the power Of the Court goes only Go operate by tS judgment Go tle sat-siac- tI1- Of tLe amount due, It follows tina, ! plaintiff is entitled tO decree for fine foreclosure os said mCr.- gage as Go tls installmeuts oi interest now due there ou and for Judgment for said amount and for a.t1ruey.- fees iu tho sam of S--, being 70 per cent gf said amount and costs.
 La, judgment le entered ace0rG.u -ly.
 WiLs8s ". Eg0FEE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

The aggregate capital invested in tine prosecution of these industries was nearly two hundred and fifty million dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

A party from Napa purposes building O csnnery and wine cellar ID Nacavllle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
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We clip -re follow from -a- a-. cats Courier
 ~lla-a- C-e.rr. Ea.--a a.-.- t. $. Army. Havea Ea. r- I.-iI and paid -.s sa,ase-a aIl iu one day. which .s common liable Q tla Acting Chief Pawn. fer n. -.. De- -artlrru- r' ArI-ora.
 Maj C-1l-y 5- Ee. and ...a-a-.y known il -1E..ea..ara Arizona. -= com para lively a Eo-r- man -... one .- -.a most rapid and aecu-.t. ua--ras-.r@ ia the army. Owing -p tLs a.rluus ll.-e-s rf Major Halls ei-e, ra was called Euou ay Gen. Crook @ l- ire position @. f.i.s o1 taa b5u.-.G .a hope tn have this genial, r'ra5au. gentleman with us araiu. He i- tla soldiers '-eHt. and universal iarar-a v,tl -l- ..-i-s I- southeast rl Arizona.