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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-29
satuIday, Februarx "a. Issa,
Land Sale.

In Supreme Court Of Tennessoe At Jaokson-
iho-=e OF Tenressee and Comfy Of
Shelby vs.. Robertson Topp and others.
n pursuance of tho decree pronounced BY
L the Supreme Court Of Tennessee. at jack
SOD, In this cause May 3, 1889, l viii offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, In front Of the
Courthouse OF shelby county. in Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Monday, February 10, 1883,
the real estlts mentioned and described In
"a. d decree as follows;
Lots r., @, Is. 26 and q Of block "a in South
Memphi'.
Lot 81 in block "A o. Tennegee street.
Lots 10, 20, 26 and q, block 81, south side Of
Jessamioe street
Lots 2, $,.S, 8, 10, IL, II and IS in block 81.
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee.
jackson, Tenn January 10, 1888.
nm II, John II FREEMAN, Clerk.
w. w. Mcdowell, solicitor. lis IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-29
ChanCerY Sale Of Real EstatA

No. zl62, ~RSChanetry Court Of Shelby oouuiv
Burton VS.. Ed Shaw.
X virtue ola interlocutory decree Tor sale.
= entered In the above cause on me IA dSs
OF February, 1882. M B "a, P SO, / will sell. AZ
pSplio snct.on. 70 the highest bidder, in front
Of the CLERK and Masters office. eourthonss
Oh shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, February 8, 1888,
within legal hours, the following de,crib.d
to-wit. A'i Aenn'I
Lot 10. Of Almedia TalbOt's subdivision %
block "a, on the plan Of South MemnhiS
fronting on wet side Of Ruth Itreet 6itS H6i
ieeI n running back west between parailei
Q42%D feet. u nait
Terms Of sale-0n a credit Of six month,
purchaser L, execute note with tecpritvY Isn
retain sd, redemption barred. "'h
This January 11th, 1883,
RI ELAOK, Clerk and Master-
~ Geo. Mallory, d. O. and N.
Wilson d Beard, Humes & Poston. war
strong, scruggs a Ray, solicitors. W."
Ill 1l2 1fB 1914 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-29

A slight Told, if neglected, often
attacks the lungs. Browns Bronchial
Troches give sure and almost immediate
relief. Sold only in boxes. Price % cents
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-29

Hostetter's Stomach Ritters gives ~steadIness
70 the nerves, induces a healthy, natural aog
Of bile, prevents oong'ipatiOn without updulv
puraing the bowels, gently stimulate. the cir.
oulation, and by Promoting a vigorous condi.
uon OF tho physical, system, promotes, also,
ton Of a we'll balanced condition Of aIthe
animal powers.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers Ron.
orally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-29
An Off.


80 the engagement is broken Off"
queried the first young lady as they sat
down in the car. ga
Yes"
And you sent back alli:his let.
ters2"
Every one"
sand the lOcketp"
"Yes."
"Aud the diamond ring2"
Yes"
81 wouldn't have done it. I'd have
kept the ring any how"
well, ! did intend to, but the
jeweler said 1.-THE stones were only glass,
and / didn't want to be at the trouble
Of rubbing them up with alcohol two
or three times q day"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-29
NO. 2.

List Of warrants which cannot be
found, and for which credits are given,
but which certainly we're paid, as Is
sh wR by receipts for payment on file
in the Comptroller's office:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-29

And you sent back allI:his let.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Mining Matters.

Clifton Clarion: ! fine copper pros pect was discovered by some Mexicaus, who are engaged in cutting wood near the Coronado mines. The ledge is IS feet wide with streak of copper glance ore from F to If inches in with which will run about 70 per cent. copper.
 Cliftcn Clarion: X rich discovery has been made in Sycamore Canyon, Green lee Gold Mining District, by Mir. W. IL. Bentz. He has struck a rich vein uf visible gold, three feet wide, well detiu- ed, and can trace 1t for iOng distance on the surface. An assay was made to- day by Mr. Coats, assay CT of the Ariza- na Copper company, from specimens taken from pay streak four inches wide. which gave 250 ounces gold to the ten.
 Phenix Gazette. ". l.. Hastings and Andy Starrar have returned from the Cave Creek country. and bring with them some very handsome specimens. One IS of copper, showing the green carbonates of that mineral and copper silver glance in DrOfusion. ThIs ledge is in some places forty feet wide, al- though the richer streak of the sample referred to, IS but about two feet III width. Crossing this vein is an iron dyke, and along side of 1t Is vein of gold rock, a specimen of which was shown us. which IS e1travagantly rich, the body belng mahogany quartz, on which the gold lies in almost 6 solid sheet. This IS G wonderful ind and We trust may prove as rich as outward Hp- pearance woald indicate. \ party leave to-uOrrOw for the scene of discovery with a view of making locations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Admfni,trator's Sale of Rcal Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IS - rur-uanrc nf au order of the Probate cur. in ani for tle com 2 Of hus, lerutpy ot Arr z"na, made on he 18Th day ot November -- .ln the matter f he e-tite Uf Jo-e Ju % Eigs de- ceasel. The uLdrrsIlued. lluIuIsf rs,tOr 't ti.e a-tate of tha s..id dec as-l vill sell at p-Ivt % sale tn the highest bidder for lav fuI money of the Jnirsd St lies of America, and sub. .ec' to confirmation ty sand Probate Court, on or altsr the 18th day or April, '-- and oilers ur D d- Wlll be cstyed ar The Othcs Jt saId a mIulstrHtur dt 2I Meyer -trce-. Tucson. Pima couut,. A T., sol the uEht. uJlc. luteres and esfa'e Of th- sad Jose Juan EiIls. dcrease ., at the time of hI- death. and a tte rIEur. tul- and Iufe e-t th-t tAe said e7tafe has. b. "peratiul law ur uth- er,gis.- acquire other than n ati on to C. a- of the said Jose Juan Eli-s drcessrd. at thr time Of hIs dea'h m any or 10 al those certain lots pieces or parcels of nd =ifuuted. lyInE and haing an tie Couufy of tochI-o. Ie -ituTy of Ar zona. and bounded and described us olloNs, to- wit.
 [. One undivided third iuta-cs; m the Sau Rafael del Vale grant sn the san ledto rlve-, threa mlleS sol'h Of hari-st0u. beng oue-tI l-d of l6.O ua-r-s. m0r~ or less. uf 'ard, as appears of the United afe- for Arizona. and on r-o ln hr~ oHice. reference O W hirh is he-gh made.
 UHs undiv'ded thud infvre-l ID tle sar Pedro grant b. glurlne at a ioiut on Inc lne winch divides Mexico from the United -~;atcs. about one and . hal m les wet from he place where tl- San P -iTp rIver rrJ-s-s he sad ouu- diary me and running thence iH a northerly di- rectiol ahout eleven miles Co the slutu- est cor ner of the San liafscl dsi Nalle grant; then Iu s'erly direction. alone tEe sop uern ilue ut tho sad San kaf-el grant, Ten mIles. O a monu- meat of stones. thence m sputhrr4y dIrerf lon ght miles. to n monument uf stone; and thence m a westerly direction ab.u len iie- Co the p ,int of beginning. containing about lsStu sc es of land. being the sane grant which was gr .nr' hy he Mrxiran autrorl-l. May x. lt3t, Co Estael elias g-audfst CT of the saIi Jo-e Junn Eitas. decaafei. be title pspais of which land are ros on file VI h the nIted states surveyor General of Ariz ma refer lnes 2 O which '- hereby made
 err1s aud conditions uf sale: Lawful wonsy of The United States of America, forty l+il Der cent of the purchase money Co b. pad Co the ndministiaf afo- on the d-y the oher OF bld ls sc- cepteC and Inc balance on ronrrrrstlon of sale by said Prob-te Iourt of Pima county, A IT.
 SANTIAGO AIN~ N- AdMIul-tratgr-
 Dated Tucson. March 29. l-s3. ap'N2t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Le6Gt.
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI 1 cial District. m the county of Pims, Aer-i- tOry of Arizona.
 Mary T Escan plaintiff. a,aiust Cornelius Ea-
 gan. defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the Pima. in the Territory of Arizona. ! he Terri tory of Arizona seuds greeting tO orneilus Ea-
 You are hereby summoned and reluii ed To ap- pear in an acton brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the District Court "t the First JudIcIsl District m and for the county of Pima is ue lerrltary Of Arizona and su- swertLe complaint hlcd VI. h the Clerk of this ' our at Tucson. m sad county Ia Copy oi winch rofnt t.laiut accuIr pauIes thfs -ummOusl wIhIu twenty days lexclusive of the dHy uf sersicel after service upon you Of ti-i~ summOus- t served in his county: but lf served out of the county and within thu. di-trlct. then wlihun thirty days. m all other eases forty day-. his action Is brought to obtain decree of the Court adiudging you gu lty of Nlllful d-tertlon Of plaintiff for more than one year rom the com mencement Of this acton. and ot wlliful neg ect to provide plaintiff the neccssdrles or comforts of hte for the same period Oi ume, y. n having the ability t0 provide tre same. and talllng SD Co do by reason Of your id eue>s aui pr tleacy the plaintiff be dt-s-lv-d. and for sucl Other aud fuller relief as may be just and Ursp ---
 And you are here n'ured tl.ar tt you fai' Co nIpear and answer he cOmplsfnt as above re- Uuirei. the plaintiff will apply Co the Court Tor the 'lef therein demanded. aud costs and t s- bursements m this behalf exp rded.
 tIiyen under my hand and the vs of sad Dis- trict Court, at Tucson. thls 3i dag of Decem oeF. A. D. lsS2.
 f-eai. L. x. W AMS. Clerk
 A tue copy attest. B. Ii. P.Ui. sheriff.
 Earii smith < stephens. rlh s. Atty-. ia3s ojd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Summons.

IN THE DiSTEIC, ,DJRT. FIRST JUDI cial ir-trict. Iu tlc county of Pima, Terri toy af Arizona.
 Dbsrt allen, plaintiff against Washington Sil-
 yer Mining 'uwuauy. defendant suuuons.
 Action aIouci; iu tLc District Court of the Flr-t Judicial District Ir ant for tic county of Pima In the l-rrit'ry ry of ArizOua. The Terri tury or ArIEuna 6 uas greeting Co Washington Silver Mining Company.
 lou are hri aty -Jul nlored md required Co ap- pear sn an aCtl,u lrut Ghf aru.rst you by the above uHr eu plaintiff Iu the DI-trIci Court of the tust Jud e ul t.Is rlct Iu and for tie rouutv uf Pima. m The IerrI-ory of ArIzona- and ans ser The complaint | ed with the Clerk of fhI- Court ut Tucson. In -ald crunty Ia copy of which com plant acrurl paules tnIs sumwou-l within twenty days IeZc usIve of tEe day of servIcsI after the -erslce upon you of thIs summons. [ served m ihi- county. but if served out ut The county an within tlis district, then VitIIn jhIr'y days. lu a oti CT case- f' rty days.
 An.t you are hereby notIhed -haf If you fan Co appear and answer -he com plalut as above re- quired. the Vlauflh vil take judgment by de- fault aaElust you Tor the sum 0f S-15 and legHl Iuteresr co eret.u from the date hefeos uugl paid and costs and disbursements ID tils behalf eI- pended
 Given urder my hand and the seal of said District Court. st Tues n. tlis 25d day of Jan usry. A. D. Io,5.
 LLsI L. S. WILLIAMS Clerk
 B. IT Hereford. Att. for P 1T. mos l0d
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

HxApoUARrEEs DEPAu T1IE>T OF AErZoNA.
 OFFICE GRIEF CONNIss sRT SUHsIs1EScE,
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS.
 PRfsCuTT. A. T., April7 l>s3 CEALED PROPOSALS IN TEIl LICAlk, - subject tO the u-u4L conditions. will be re ceived at this office and at he offices or the Act Ing Com ruissHrles of Nuhslstr-cr st the follow ing named posts. until . o'clock, nom, Monday, May z I-ss at which time and places hey Nlli be opened in presence Cf bidder, for furnishing ard delivery of Flour. as follows:
 Fort Apache A. T.. 6ltoI ni- Fort Bowie. A. T. CDoUO 1-.; Fort trrsLt. A IT., Cn.tuu tI,-; Fort Huachuca A. T.. i0fgl rl~.: Fort Lowell. A r.. 50OOO rls.; Fort NcLON-ll. A. T., 5J to hs; Fort ILomss, A. T.. luotO hs |, Tt Verde. A- I.' 2s oO hs.; WhIpule tRrra-ks. A. IT., io.6O nis.
 P. oposals must ba accompanied by @ bond, W th twI suret es. m thf -uiu uf : NlE each. aui lu accordance with the form rsscrlt'-t. A pro- pt sal unaccompanIed by such bond val not be considered The rIzrt Co dlmIul-h the all' u1 ( to be purcha-ed at ths re-pectiv- p st- IS re- served by the Government; and, with Che con sent of the bidder To whom an award is mad, it may be increased. ellV-ry of ons-hR the i've da g. and Ite balance within ninety days aft-t notification or award No tid- Will be en- ie tanned uf less samples De furnished, which should nor be of less lsht than l2 pornds. SO marked as Co D. e4s ly identified. and shO Id reach this office on or befOrr The date fo open n Q bids. X standard sample cf | UT. of the quHl- itv th's sdvertis-n eut contemplate. will he fu- nishei bidders on application, which Hpplra date The Government reserves the riElt tu re- icct any or all pruposal-.
 Hlank proposals Dond- and full information as Co tha mar ner of b ddinr. condition ts be observed by bidd- rs. and terus Of contract a q payrnent will le ruruishsd on application to tLis , flee. or to tho COmmIssarie- of th" posts.
 Envelopes con aiu'ns proposals should be marked Proposals for -four at--." and ad- dressed 70 the Culer,igu.d, or Co tAc Commls- sary at the post fHAS Q. EAGAN.
 apsNs, Captain and C. < '. :. Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Valuable Copper Mines.
REwARp NINE. April g. 1883.

REWARD NINE, April s, 1885.
 EDITOR CIrIzES: I visited yesterday a copper camp of which I have heard a grea. deal of late. refer to the Welshman and COpperosity, two mines located about five miles southwest of this place. expected to find some thing sufficient, both in development t and value, to repay me for my trouol . and was not disappointed, as this IS the larg est and best showing of copper ore on tue same vein, which appears to be d lime and pOrphyry contact. On the Welshman the greater portion OI the work has been doae, 40 foot shaft hav- ing been sunS perpendicularly. At 70 feet a crosscut has beel run, exposing r. feet oi red oxide, carbonate and copper glance ore, and again at the botto D, 5 foot crOsscnt towards the hanging wall It shows g feet of this same ore solid, with ore still in the face Of ihe crOsscut and no signs of tue wall yet. Certificates of assay from different well known assayers, such as Professor Rckard of Tucson, and Kennedy f Globe. were shown me, ranging ail the way from 2l to 15 per cent in copper, and indeed an assay CTS certificate ls scarcely necessary, as one can see at q glance that the ore Is very rich in cop per and of good character for smelt ing, the lode carrying large amount of iron for tlGxing.
 This mine shows an outerop the en- ] tire length of both these claims. carry l ing the same ore. On the Copperosity, | an immense body of ore has been un- covered n the surface, near tue Welsh man line, and further on 20 foot shaft has been sunk on the ledge showing a lid body of ore.
 The owners of these two mines are pushing he development of their prop 1 erty. and every stroke of work Is in creasing the value of the miues. It IS
 surprising that this property has not been secured by some of those m search of copper mines, for to a certainty there is sufficient ore uncovered to justify the erection of a smelter of good capacity, with the best of self fiuxing ore and a nerfectly level wagon road from Casa Graude right to the mine, over which to haul coke and necessary supples.
 The Reward Company, understand, have a smelter ordered for the mIne which will be erected soon. FLUx.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
People.

Henry Miller, of Clifton, has gone to San Francisco.
 Col. 4. G. P. George has opened law office in Clifton.
 Capt. K. Bates, First Infantry, has ar- rived at Whipple from the east.
 B. 4. Fickas has been elected Secre- tary of Tom bstoue Engine Company No. l.
 B. W. Crowell. of the San Francisco Mining and Scientific Press, IS ID Pine nix.
 Jesus Moline has struck a ledge Of rich silver aud coppr or near Gila City.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles Edelman is about to leave Tombstone for other fields.
 Hon. Alfred Allen and wife have re- turned from California and are now in Pheuix.
 J. Ketcham, manager of SissiOn, Crocker < Co.'S store at Yuma, died on March 3Oih.
 John Reilich, formerly clerk as the Southern Pacific hotel, Tn Yuma, has gone to Tucson.
 R. McClOud, of Clifton, has abscond- ed with all the money of the arm of which he was a member.
 James O'Rellly was accidently shot and killed in a saloon, on the Glla be- low Clifton, Friday night.
 Judge Pinney IS winning golden opinions by the thorough and expedi- tlous dispatch of business ID PheuIx.
 A. G. Post has been made manager Of Sisson, CrUcker & Co $ store iu Yuma, iu place of J. I. ketcham, deceased.
 A son of $ lmusl Bigley, Of II ssa City died of measles on Wednesday, aud hIs wife Is very low with the same com plaint.
 D. M. Field, of TacDa, YTma county, is cutting q ditch from tbe Gila which Is Ca be five miles iu length. One aud a half miles are completed.
 Rowell, tue man who fell down 6j- foot incline in the Grand Central mine. about two months ago, is cpnyales ;iu-, and can now go about on crutches, al- though still partially paralyzed. Ills escape from death was miraculous.
 The persons killed by the Apaches at Palmer aud Emerick's camp, May flower district, on March 2G, were: John 4 EmerIck. aged 33, a native of Philadel phla; Harlem r. Haynes. aged 33, a native Of Norwich walk, Maine, and Walter T. Jones, aged %, q native Of { labnr1a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Leoat.
Application No 2s3 for Patent for the
 Huena Vista niniuG Claim

l.o D. LAND OFAANt-t -NN5r's's -AA.i---f-.-e- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyrN fHAT THE V santa Rita Land and Mining Company. by C. II Lord. of Tucson ArlzInt, its duly author irsI s.eDt has af.plie for patent for i50O linear feet of the BueuH Nlst1 vein, lode or deposit bearing copper WIth surface ground tJu et m .yiIth situated ln the Amole Mining District Plua county, Arizona, more par. icula " dee- c-lhed ] | the plat and ueld notes of the olhcial survey. on rlsin thIs office, and designated as Lot No. 43 as fOlloss. to-wIt;
 COmmenf ing at be tu1tlnl mon t.ilt near tile center of clam. at 1ne post Ext and tt long m a mount of stones. marSei 'B- '. No J, from which shafJ No. brs,. \ = desrtes e fnlnuies 7l deg ees g minutes E. sl3 ft- dls anr. Thence $. S3 degIe @ mlnu es l50 tt 70 the we-ter.y end center DDS -x+und ti long, ID A mount of stones. marked 'k. N- No . Thence \. : degrees lj minutes W. SlO ft- to NV corner post 2xi sud ft. long. In a mound of stones, market B. No g.
 Thence \. s3 '-rees. 70 minutes t I-sS T. 70 intersection with the westerly end hne or the 60 es Strike" II. C.. from which the NV corner ~ <. M. C." be IS N ii dasree- 3i inmates l., D ff distant and from lnrers sctIoI with tue north side iIue of the 'N. S. M. e. from which ,he ~ c rner bears N @ degrees g mIuu es W, -0 lt the NE corner pos 2xt D ld ft. long m a mauGd of s-.snes. marked 'B ' No. |. sdls a''tlsl IL
 Thence -. e degrees lI minutes h. crOssIug the north side line of N. : M. ~ af ss ft. GJ t- to the caste ls eld cenfer pos -xt and ft lor;s.
 Ihsace contlnuIug on sane course soO f. to St corner post 2Ni ua ft. long m m1und or stone. m srEed -b. ' No o.
 thence $ s1 dezlecs @ m mates W. 22l ft. to lut- section of < sIae line Of ''N. S- M- = from which the S V cbrHer of the W. S- A- C. bears N. tg de-rres 5j minutes W f5j ft distant and I5uj ft. to SN ra-r pos. -xi and r. l.ng. m a Tnourd of stones marked -'B '. NO. hence 3lU r.. Co westerly end ceut-r pos- 70 Q and D ace of beginning. variation la deSrees minutes E; containing li-st acres, eKcludiuS z 57Z acres embra ed m JLe New Strike M- and not claim d. sand claim being duly recorded m t'le Recorders office ,f Pima c.ulty, at tucson. Arizona
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of tse Bue-a Nls % MIuiu. claim qulrei Co present their ''c- verse ciai.rs s m tL.s uLice during the siN-y days perlod of publication hereof or they wIIl te barred by virtue of tle provisions ut the statute The fO e.oIne notice is ordsr,d pub.lshet for the period 1f 5f days iiJ consecutive wceksl m the ArIzouz C.iIzen. tucson. A. T-, weekly uewsp per desI-.i utcl ls that issued nearest to said claim. .
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 Ef~gr m. blienrIurt E4hrrtrg n. I,-3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
SUninlOnS-

TSTHE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI I cal District. In the Coluty Of ma. lerrit0- P of Arizuua.
 William Lrckendorf. Plaintiff. against Ramon
 Soto, befeudaEt- iCopy of summoIs.l
 Action hfuuettIu tle District Court of the First JudIcI-i DIstrlrt lu and for tho COInty of Pima ln the Territory of Arizona The IerriJo- v Of Arizona -el d- greeting Co Ramon Surl-
 l0u arc hereby summoned and required 70 ap- pea ln an acton bro glt against you by the above namer plaIuti q Ir tle District Court of tte rIrst Judicial District Iu and for The ounty Of Pima in tlle lerTtorv cl Arizona. and an -vvar tle com laILt fled 1lu tLr Clerk of this Court at Tucson iu said county ia copy of whlt complaint sccomIanies tLls summons) within tw-uty days ieIciIsIve of lhe day OF ssrvIcel alter The sarvlre upon you Of tLls summons. [ served in thIs cnuuty; but if served out of he county aua NIthIn thIs DIstucr then within thIr'y days; m al other cases fo'ty days.
 And y0u are herehg ro-Ihed that If you fail 10 appear on answer he COB plsIut gs atove re qu red Inc plaintiff val take !udgu eur ty Ce- fault aEaIr-t yUu Tor tie sum of s13i--5- with Inte-e-t there D and lawful percentages and cu-ts and disbursements in tbIs behalf ex- pended
 Gwen under my hand and the seal of said Di-- tlrct Con (. st Tucson, thIs 3Jth day ef DecsI- Der. A. D.. I5s-.
 lLSI l.. s. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
 fl-l--saf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
mons.

TNTHF DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI 1 cIal District. in the County Oi Pima, IeTntO y of Auz0la.
 Clara k kerler. Plaintiff. against Vim. T. Kee- Ter. Defendeut- lt CIy of -ummou--l
 Action brought lu the Dlstrlct Ourt or the FIrst Judicial District m and for he ounty of Pima. m he Territory Of Arizona. be Territory of Arizona sends gree ms tO Nm T. kee-er-
 You are hereby summoned and reguIresi To ap- pear m an acton brought against yOu by tLe abovs named plaIuuu .u the Ds rICt Court of thc First IudI-ial lsfrIctI anl for the uunty ot Pima ID the Territory of A1zOna. and au- swer tie complaint D ei with the Clerk Of thIs Court tt tucson. m id co uty "a copy o. which compliant acromI aules thIs s. mmUnsl wItEIn twenty dHys ts-Nclusive .st the day of servIsel after tle s-rvice upon you of thIs summons. If served In ihIs couuty but f served out of the county and within thIs District, then within thlrIy dlty 8, m all other e. Ser forty days
 And you asc hereby notified that if you 'aIl Co appear and answer the csmpialst as lb0ve quIrei. tte plrlnfIu will apply 10 tts ( touft for tAe relief hereIu demanded. and Costs and disbursements Iu ihIs h-ualf expended.
 Given under my hand and rhe seal Of ssii DIs- trlgt ourt. at tucson. this e. 'th Cly of JanuaTy A D.. ios3.
 lL>.I L-S. WiLLIAMS Clerk.
 II. B. LigAthlzcr. Plaintiffs Attorney.
 ias- sllw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Nnticr rnrEnrfcIfurc

ITO THOS. MORGAN OR THOSE CLAIMING | under hIm N-u are hereby uutlnsl t.a- rr have expended one hundred dollars u labor ard improvements upon the f.i Campo uIulac clam. situated iu tLe Pstsgunia Mining Di-trtrf, i.-s county. s. IT.. and recorded April aJ. i-it Book page Sl9. order to holu sand premise un- der The provisions of section -a-t h-yi-rl a.- utes of the URited State, beiug ths auolu- -e- quired tO hold the same for The year ending le- cruher Slst, lSS2. And lt within ninety days after this notice by publication. you tai- ur rr- lGsc Co coutrib bute yOur proportion CT --ci rE- peuditure as ct.-uwusr vith cost of thl- aIvrl- tisemeut. your interest lu tne sand clam vl. .te come the property of rhe subscribers, under san. section s3zf. hour proportion Of sad eEltEl.. ture IS thirty-thGee 3J-IOO dollars.
 CHNS DAUCHtE
 ia2i srn H. MENAG E