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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
AppIIcatIsn for 2 Patenr.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. 2 TUCsON, ARIZONA, September 0, 1-s3. ] NOTICE lS HEREBY GlVIN FRAT COL V Us P. Huntingdon, whose postotice sddres. IS m care of r l. Stiles. Tucson. Pima county Arizoua, has thIs Cay filed hIs application for a patent for l50O ! near feet ..f the Desert mIue oi yein bearing gold and silver with surface ground u0t feet m Niutl. situated m CababI Mining DI-- trIct, county of Pima and Territory of ArIzoua and designated by tbe held les and official plat on nle m thls ou ce E- Lot No. o. in sad district said Lot No. t6 being as follows. tO-N1t= Beginning Ht the InItial monument ar The cen fer of the nOrtleasteriy end of the claim, at a post 2xf Incaes. 8 feet high. set one foot in the ground. in a mound of stones. and marked 'C. D. M C. No. ]. .' whence a Tactic tree, inches m diameter. hear- x I5 ceg i5 min VI 5l.g feet distant. beIng marked ID. NJ. B. T." discovery shaft hears fs deg ij mn W f50 feet distant. and United States Mineral Monument No. c. R. nabl district, bears 2l deg 45 mn F. si.4 feet s inches distant.
 Thence s I5 de. 15 nm sOo feet to poet 8 inches iu diameter feet hIgh. ret one foot m the ground Iu @ mound oi stones. aul marked ID. n \. F. C." the NL corner of claim:
 Ineuce t- deg l5 mn V l5go feet Co post g inches iu diameter, feet high set one foot in tle ground. In @ m 'und or -tone=- and marked ID. M. S- r.. C." the SE corner of claim.
 Thence il deg IS mn W 30 feet Co n rost inches ID diameter, feet high; set on footin the ground Iu a mound Of stones. and marked ID NJ. W. F. C." the southwest erd center mouu- mert. whence the urlcInal center monument bears S t- deg i5 rnin 2gis W feet distant.
 Thence \ e deg " 3U f-et to a post ir chss in diameter feet hi gh. Eet one foot Iu tae ground in mound of sc0ues. and marked ID. N. <. V C.. the SW corner Of the claim.
 hence 4- deg i5 mn J. i5o feet Co post lnche- m diameter 3feet high set one foot in the ground Ir mound of stoue= and marked D M \. W C." the NV corner of the claim. and
 Thence e deg 2 Sl0 feet to the place of be- ginning.
 Magnetic variatiou ls des 1s E min, containing -l ss- aCTe-.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office of Plms county Arizona. ID Book (. Record Of Mines. page &92.
 ny and all peisons claiming adversely any portion of said Desert uine or surface ground are Iuired Co He their adverse claim With the Register of the United States Land Ofic- at Tucson, iu the Territory of ArlzOuG, during the sixty days perIud of publication hereof or tn , wll be barred by Tirtue of the proEisIous of the statute. BIN. M THOMAS. Register
 lt ls hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of piicau for patent be published for the perlud of ten consecutive weeks m the ARIZONA 'Ir1ZES, @ weekly nesspaper published at Tue son. PlIa county, A. J.
 BEN M. THOMAS, Peg ster.
 Date of trst publication. Sapteulbers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Importance of Attending the Laud
 Laws ia Arizona.

f.aNN .R Al aafi4tla
 EDuuG DAILY CITIZEN. In your issue or tle 2U.h there appears some timely remarks =ertirg forth tue im- por.arc5 ar extending the Land Laws Co Arizona, whereby the great timber bel. Of t-e interior may become available. This is a subject Of 7-sI importance to tLe people, lgliy worthy of their close and attentive consideration.
 Our p-ess-. necessities for lumber are large, and the dsmlud is continually increasing.
 Were the hundreds o- thousands of bullion tlat is aluI8 ly eLc1auEed for thIs 1mmudlty, retained and d d.striouted within tEe Territory, eu inpetu=to local industries might be Iusg-u-atei that would yield almost fabulous treasures Iu return.
 Another sub.ecs alo, the key note, I you pl-sss-tO Ariz1na's further greatness. IS her pasturace. The graz Ius lands 0f tle western interior are far more extensive iu area, than the timber belts. which properly utilized, VIZ: placed In shape by wh ch the same may be acquired by title, are susceptible of producing more lasting and s-ill greater revenues.
 This ls problem which the present 0r tutUre must solve, hence let the subject be taken -p now. Let as proclaim 5EI needs, pur necessities. and apply tae remedy. Let us instruct our Del gate. memoriaiize Congress, or pursue what- evor legitimate coarse may toe necessary to attaI1 the object in view.
 We want a change In the land laws. Nat merely for Arizona, but for the western inferior c0untry-an amended law pertaining to grazing lands only We have neither cause or desire Co med de with the present system of land sur veying or the subdIvidinE thereof
 Therefore let the said laws Joe so amended as Co establish the price of the said lands at twenty-five cents Der acre instead of one dollar and twenty-five cents, and extend all the rights and privileges guaranteed by the present Drs-emption and homestead laws, SO as to cover s60 acres instead of l60 acres.
 Then by prc-emptiOn and homestead, @ person c1uld locate and acquire title Co nineteen hundred and twenty acres instead ui three hundred and twenty an area sufficient to jGs-lfy the under taking of striking wells, and undergo lng other expenses necessary tO place the wlld lands in En available condition. which under Che present laws are utterly worthless.
 Let this become the law over the Ter ritory aforesald Proclaim the fact that titles can be obtained Co nineteen hundred and twenty acres of these graz ing lands at twenty-five cents per acre: the Territory will at once receive an i'm petus to prosperity heretofore unknown. These vast plains will be peopled with industry, and that which-uuder present laws-is but worthless wilis will con- tribute largely to the increase of her revenues. L. D. CHTLLSo,,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Notice off Eorfaitnre

IuCsoS, PINa COUSTY A. r.. June 23 ---1. ITO JOHN EhUMMOSD OR THOSE WHO
 Il may claim under him You arc hereby uoti- ned that the undersigned has expended One H g1- dred Dol ars m labor and i'm Improvements upon each or the following uamed and described nm lng claims. situate in the Empire Mining bss- trict, flma county. Arizona. t0-Vlt. Llft-- Em- Liy, rec nryied February if lsS0 in Book H. paze@ ,n- and fos, County kecorders Ofice of saId Pima couniy; also II Dorado, recorded Deceu- Der l. is-l, m Book l.. pages 7il and It2 m sad hecoruers Otnce; also Aurora. recorded March IT, lscl- m Book pages 45i and is1 m sald Re- cor1ers Othce; also Miunahaha No. 2. recorded June 5 lss0 m BO. O, pages s22 and s23 iu said Recorders OEce- also Saddle. recorded T fehrua-y ll. 1881, in Book P page aSl. m said Recorder B O1hce, also GIlruy. recorded December I. ls-lL Iu Book L. page 7i2. m sad Recorders Offce. Ir order 70 hold sand mining claims under tr- pro visions Of Section Zs2i. Revised Statutes of th- United States. being the amount required -J hold each Of sait claims for the year ending De c-moer si. 1ss2- And if within ninety days after th's notice by publication you fan or refuze Co cOurrlb buts your Ir0pOrtion of such expenditure as a co-0wner. your interest thereIn will become -he prupertT of the undersigned under sad Sec tlOn zsZ4.
 isZs sn ALBERT TRIBOLET.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Application No. SfI Tor Patent is The silver
 Glance Mining claim.
U.s.L,sD OFFICE TUqsoy Amzoy,.

US. LAND OFFICE TUCsoS ARIzoSt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that iba R-v- :. stone Gold and Silver Mining COmpany. rs NJ. '. Canp pbe'i. agent, whose postoffce adIre-- i- Tucson, Arizona has made apphcatiou rl patent for lii3 linear feet of the SIlver Glaucr dlue or yein bearing Gold. Silver and Copper with surface ground e. feet at end and s,5 feet gt end m width. situated m Meyers Mining Distinct, County of Pima, and Territory of An zona, and desIgnatad by the held notes and of- nclai plat on hle in thls office a- Lnt Number l., sad Lot No. 90 being as follows to Vlt.
 Beginning at the initial monument mentioned ir notice of location ar The v1r- harv sida 0f Ir provemeut shaf- at a post txt and feet long. m mound oi stones, % arsed -S. tr. |. N. Thence aI deg. Ju nm. T.. 7s3 feet Co uorthery end ceu- ter poet txi and feet long iu a und of -tous- marked -S G. N r. C. M.." Thence \ 63 dee q mn. F. 20 feet Co \ E corner post 4xl and | feet l1ng m mound of stones marked ''S. G. No 9 from which [. < NJ. M. No. ! bears deg, j' nm. F f t2i feet distant. Thence - % deg I5 min- W, l,lu feet Co S E corner post fxt and feet lUrE. iu mound of stones. marked $ Cf No. g. thence \ 65 deg. t5 mn. w. 2a5 feer to southerly end center poet l1t and feet long iu mound of stones marked -S. c. x. r. C. M 70 Iheuce N 63 Ceg. a min. V rg feet fo \ V con- nor post fxt and feet long in rourd of stone marked 'S- e. No. a.' Thence \ Sl deg % nm F, i453 feet Co V W corner post fxt and ( feet Ions . m mound Of stones. marked ''S. c. No G. Thence % deg 43 min. F. l5l feet to north erly end center monument. and place of blg.u. niny of the external boundary of clam.
 Ma<uetle variation l3 deg. q min. sast, Coa-
 The location of this Mine is recorded m tf- Eecordsr's office of Pima County. af Tucso- Arlzoua, and the ad5OIuIng claim on the west - the Keystone.
 Any and all persons claiming advef -ely tis whole or any portion of cad Silver Glance Nine or surface ground gre required Co pr--ar- thair adverse aims m this office durirg ihe sixty days period of publication hereof Or they Til be barred by virtue Of the provisions of tle . a'uta
 The foregoing notice of Application sor Patent f.lr zf.s weeks. in he ARIZONA WEEKLI CITIZEN a usz-- paper published a. Tucson. Arizona which i- des grated as that lssues' nearest Co sad claim
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS. Reg1-ter.
 First publication July 2i ises
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
NBll& B Main and 10 < F Warner Sts., 7IGS1l. AF
Application for a Patent

2 NOTICE Is HERkBl GlNEN HAT IRE ~ Silver Queen Mining tompany- whose D. ,t- office add-ess Is care Ot L. StIles tucson, PIrpa county ArlzonA. h. s this day ed his ap- phcation for patent for l5 O lne'sr feet oi tI- Silver Queen mine or veln bear nes sulu anu sil- yer. wiil surface ground 5s3-5 feet ID wld h. slt- mated m Arivaca Mining Distinct. county oI Pima and Territory of Arlzuna, and desigLats>l hy be held not and Oti,.ial plat on nle ln tll- otice as Lot No. go iu said dlstrlet sad Lot No- Sg being as fOllOws. ts-wlt;
 ea.snnine at the initiAl monument on the south estsrly end of the q i'm lalso the NJ cen ter of the Sllver Queen Wet clAlul at 4xi ir cn blackberry ost. Ca feet long. set l's feet n tle ground m a mound Of stones, and marAed D. O. M. C. \. W Cen. No. l.. -
 Thence s2 deg 10 min W 21ii feet Co the SN corner of claim. Co a sxt inch blackberry post, i-a feet long. set li feet lu the ground. ln iaOunl of stones. and marked '.S. C. M. C. x. W No. II, Thence \ i2 de-s i5 mn T. I @ . feet Co Q pine post feet long s.tlii feet m the grould i1 m s mound of stones, and marked .. C M '. N- '" Thence s g deg 10 min E 2ss.s feet to a point ou the center line of the claim. distant lSto feet from the inItial monument C, to a plue po>t tN+ inches 4.s feet l0nE set feet m the ind. iu a Uou.d of stones, and marked 'S O- A- C- N- Thence $ 5s deg 10 min F 30 feet to a post iK [ inches. fis feet long, set lls feet ID the ErGGnd m e mound of stones, and marked ''s. Q M C. Thence $ i2 deg $ min W l50O feet to a iz4 inch post feet long. set l'l feet m the ground ID mound 1f rocks, and marked D. Q- M O. . [. C or. No Nl,' and
 Thence g deg 10 min W 90 feet to the place of beg1ouIng.
 Magnetic variation P deg 40 min E. containing la.-I acres.
 The location o' this mine is recorded in the Recurier'e uc ce of Pima county, Arizona. ID Boo <. Eecorcs of Mines. at page 2l1 The ad- joining claimants are, south S esterly, owners of the Silver ,lueou West mining claim. other wlse tte lands are public and belong Co the UnItd States.
 Any and all persons cl inning adversely any portion of sald Silver Queen mine or surface .sfuuud are required tO hie their adverse claims with tha Register of the United states Land t't- ice at Tuc-uu. m the Territory of Arizona. cur ing the 6 xty days perlCd of pU blicatlun hereof, or they wiil be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. BEN M. THOMAS, Register.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Of application for patent be published for the pe- riOd of ca days ten consecutive w=eksi m the ARIzoNt CIrIZEN weekly newspaper puDllshed at Tucson. ArIzoull.
 FEN n THOMAS. Register.
 Date of first publication. September sth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

100000
 Caloric l 10 coal evaporates 12lbs wa ] ter.
 Practical experiments have proved ! that this coal can be used to smelt cop | per, lead and iron ores.
 | It IS reported that arrangements have ! been made with the Sonora R. R to lay l track to the mines at San Marcial ! from the OrteZ station, and to deliver ! the coal at Guaymas for two dollars a l ton; the extraction will cost seventy ! cents, SO that the cost of the coal placed [ at Cuaymas will be S270 per ton. The amount to be extracted can only be lim- ! tied by the demand. This coal can be supplied to the states and territories
 west of the Mississippi rlver, and create
 a strong competition there to the an- thracite from Pennsylvania.
 The development of this industry in Sonora will produce a change in the navigation of the Pacific ocean and in
 the mining industrial productions in
 the Western part of the United States when the predictions of Gen. Rosecrans will be realized. To the Sonora rail road the project is full of promise. They can run steamers from China to bring the staples of that country to this continent and return with full cargoes of anthracite to sell in the markets of the East. Then they will have their hands full to supply with coal, Arizona, Nevada, California and all the Western States.
 In the State of Sonora the great in- dustries of smelling copper and iron, veins of which metals are numerous will become of greater importance than the production of gold or silver.
 In iron there are mountains of ore within short distance of the coal beds and of the railroad, which will enable the manufacturer to produce pig iron as good and as cheap as in Scotland. There Is no doubt the moment iron furnaces are established m Sonora the impOrta- ton of pig iron from Europe and the East will be driven from the Pacific coast.
 The foreigners now coming into the country are no longer mere speculstors, who no sooner arrive than they are packing up to rush back: they are men who come to stay, some with more and others with less means, but all interd to take up some business, work up some industry, or realize some enterprise from the resources of the country, which hitherto would have been improbable to attempt. Such is the Sonora of to- l day, full of magnificent opportunities waiting for the touch of wideawake men | to bloom into extensive and psylng business. I. K
 Cattle for sale, Apply to B. G., P. O box l6l, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
THE APACHES.
\ short Vocabulary of Their
 Language.
Widest Of all Indians-Cr the -Covote-

The history of the Apaches is known for upwards of three hundred years since Father Quino first explored tie valleys of the Salt and Gila rivers in search Of the Seven cities of Cibola.r
 For a long time they are lost sight ol
 untl the immigration Of goldhuuter.
 into California took place. Then the,
 were brought promraently before tle
 Americans. Since then they have be-
 come well-known, eclipsing the Siouz
 and the Comanche in the cruelty oi
 their warfare. Among them at times
 have arisen chiefs of extraordinary sbll lty, such as Magnus Colorado, Cachise
 and others. As far as intellectual ability tlcy equal any race of meu on earth | or course their mental powers have nOt been educated or called forth as far a. books are concerned or the experience of other nations or individuals than l themselves. But as far as mountain ! plain. desert, oasIs, rivers, lakes trees, plants and animals of their OWL country they are uneXcelled. Their ! origin is in common with other Indian ! trIbes. Their geographical position un. 1 doubtedly has sOmethInE 10 do witt | their character. The Indians of the plains and GIla and Colorado rivers have large wiIe-spresding feet. Those | of the mountains have small feet Those l of the plain are mild and have ever been a- Veace win the white man. as the Papago, Pima and Yuma. Those ou l the mountains have ever been wIld and uutamabie.
 From Captain John R. Burgess, who has lived several years m the San Car los reservation, and who has been cIiei | Of scouts. and Is fluent talk-I of their language the following vocabulary lz obtained.
 There are a5Out SIX hundred aboriginal words m the regular Apache language.
 These are of the zlmI.ezt character, and taken wholly from the things of nature
 surrounding them or from some haO {
 or description of the .liug. Since the
 advent of the white man they have added a great many words Co their stock
 by comp0unding. For example trail Is
 it-tiu, and iron or metal is pesh. Rail road l. pesn-lt-,in. A wagon, runuILg g
 ol tho Cr Ial, IS lt-zay-klock-eye. Fire ls k5olC 4 lOcOm tive IS koOug- hnock-eye: or, literally fire wagon. + is generally though that General Crook
 is known among them us the "GTay Fox Such, LOweye-, ls not the case The word for fox Is be-dah-klee-zhay
 Inc word for cnyOte i. bat toe-klee- zlay. Crook mIstOok The pronunciation cf tle two words ID n -aiuy the applica
 r D. The AIaches took up the joke, and he is known everywhere among them as the Coyote
 Agent ?. P. Wilcox IS authority for tue statement made in Jha CITIZEN a few weeks ago that the word Apache meant man. Captain Burgess denies this. He says t means red face. The Apache word the latter gives for man l, lu-dsy. They also Use @ great many Spanish words, such as coche for hog. soldadO for soldier, etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Sheriff Safe.

By virtue of Rn execution issued out of th, FIrst Judicial Distinct tourt iu and for th, County of Pima. lerrit'ry of Ailz ma on a judgment reuoerc-. an sad court on ta- loih daJ Of November A. D. i--t. fn favor Of l.. Z-ckeu- dorf snd Albert StsIu ed and as'allst J. M Mungllia and EscIlula Nuugua for The sum of three hundred and thIrt y-tH O and lt-lul dollar with Iutere thereon at the rate Of ten DOT cent per ar mum until pHId. toga liner wifh costs and disbursements at the date of sand .ud-meut, and nccruI1g costs amount ng to tae sum O. one hundred and tl ye and 4j-iou d0liars. ] have levled upon the following described fraperty. Co wit: Lot SIX l6i in block tsO hundred and ur- ten (zli) of the official survey Oi the Village, nSw " Clty of Tucson. made aut executed by \. W. Foreman. and approved by he Mayor and CoUn- cil of said Village on he -ith day Oi June. lsI2 together with al and -Inrul,r the tenemeBts hereditameuts and appurteuauce- thereto belong ing or in any wise ap ertaIuIug.
 And notice Is hereby sIEru that on Saturday tho 18th dag of Oc uher, A. D. i--i b-tgc-C the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aHd 9 o'clock p. m. iu front of the court house door ln the tIty of Tue son. County of Pima, territory Of Arizona, VIII sell all the right. fItle and interest of the sad m and Co the above described pro- perty, or % much thereof will satisfy the cad judgment, costs and accruirg costs.
 R. IT. PAUL, Sheriff.
 By T. CORDS. Under Sheriff.
 Dated Tucson. September 18th, is0l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Jose Ma Martinez de -eased. Notice k b reby given by the undersigned admInIst-a- tor of tis estate of Jose Ma. Martinez. deceased 90 the creditors of and all prr-o r- having claims se,ninst the said deceused t1 exhibit them with the neees=ary vouchers. within four mont hs after the first pubIcatr-n of thrs notice. to tha sad AdInmIstrat0r. at ni- residence No I0- Pima.
 J. F. C. WsLrsMA T. Administrator. with wIu aUueHed, of the
 estate of Jose Ma. Martinez. deceased. Dated at Tucson, a. T. September 3J Iss3.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Hear What inc Deaf Say !

It has performed a miracle in my case.
 have no unearthly noises in my head. and l hear much better.
 have been greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped a great dsal-think an other bottle will cure me.
 " Its vlrtues are USQUEsTIoSAHIE and its CU- RATINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE, AS THE WEITER CAS PERSONALLY TESTIFY. BOTH FROM ExPERI- TNCE AND OBSERVATION. Write at once to HAT- LOCK q JEsNET. Dey street. New York. enclos- ing S1.0O. and you will receive by return Q remedy that will enable yOu Co hear like Gnyb body else and whuse curative effect will be perrla- nenr- You will never regret doing SO. EDITOR MsRCANTIIE REVIEW.
 sT-ro avoid lO-s in the mails, please sond money hy Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HAfLOCk d IENNET, DeY st.. N.Y '. sole a4seuts for Amenca- wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT rucsoy. Aarzo,

LAND OFFICE hT TUCSON, AAlEpNA- :
 september ca, i~.j J Norsce is hereby given fhat t-c following name settler has rlsd no ice of hs- intention t0 mase final proof iu support of L1s claim and that sad proof wlII be male before t..r heclsteI and Ee.e eIver. Tucson. A-Izula. ou October 2tth. 4. D fs-3. Hugh MHIr-. fur the We-J half Of the S.t "a of Sec. IO IoSu ll k 2l L.. c 6 S. B. NJ. and names the following as h.s wines e.z. viz: \. II. Scott 4. tarr.r-tpu. 1crrEf Dav - Arizona;
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. Pre-ernptiou No. Sl8. als lt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT Trcsoy. ARIZONA, ]

LAND OFFICE AT TUCs0N. ARIZONA.
 August -O. l-s3. Notice is hereby gwen that the fO- owing named settler has tled not sf he intention Go make hnal sraof m su port of lie c.l1m. and that sad proof VI he made before the Register and E c,Iver at Tucson. ArIzo- a. on September 27 ISL viz-. UgustUs A. James. 0f Flnal cuuu- ty Arizona for the SWis of section sO, Town ship \. 1s r.. and names the following as hls witne-sese-. VIZ Francis A Boruard Edward Whitlock Nathan fearsor and Joe Pearson. all of RedInRton. PIUsl county. NrlEoua-
 Pre-empuOn No 5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
[FirsJ publication August 9, lss3.l Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE ArTucso.

LAND OFftCE AT | LlsoN. AElLoNA-
 August @. ls-3. ! Notice l- hereby gwen that tle following namet settler has rled notice of hIs intention to make final proof in support sf his claim, and that .aid proc. WIll be made before the Meg, srer and Receiver at Tucson, ArzOuu, on Sept.mber ~: 1s-3 viz. George C. Harvey. Oi Total Wreck, Pima County A. T., for the F.. of x Eli cf See ton 2S. and l. ts of \ E is Section -i, r ls. x K i7 F.. He names the following ss Lls witnesses. VIZ: Vim. Coerts. J. D. Arnold, t. l.. Vail and (. A. Proctor. all of fetal Wreck. Plna County, Arizoua. BEN M THOMAS, Register
 Pre-emutiOn No is'5. a-5-+t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT TUgsoN. ARIZONA

LAND OFFICE AT ICIsON. NBIL0NA.
 augus. ZS. l-s3. Notice is hereby given that the following named set Ter has nled notice oi his Intention Co make final proof m support of hls claim. and that sad proof will he made before the Register and Receiver at Tue oL. ArIzouH. on September 18th lss3, VIZ. William Eve. ts of otal Wreck. Pima County A. IT.. for th- Ei is and S VI "a of SE i,. Sec. "A l I- SkI4E.
 lie names the following wItue=ses to prove hls continuous residence upon. end cultivation of. said land. VA: c. C. Harvey W. l. NaIi. J. r.. Arnold C. A. Proctor. all of Total Wreck.
 BIN M THOuAS Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
rFIrst pubhcauon Aug. H. Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE, TUcsoN, AHIzo,

LAND OFFICE. TUCsoN. ARTzONA. [
 August [. Is-3 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ following named -cttler ta- fled notice Of his intention tO make tual proof m -upport of his claim. and that ed proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. AriE1nH on September | th. l--i Tiz- Joshua H. Watt Ot Tucson Arlzouu. for Lot a of Sec l. and Lot and Sti oi a aud Ma of cEi. of Sec. 2. Town. li south of Range lJ east. and names the following gs hls wltnes -es, name ly: John Gardner I k. Miller, samuel s.sIrd, aud J. C. Za.rlslIie all of iUc-uu- AuZpnR
 ZEN. NJ. IhOHkS Register. Pre--mption No. r-u all 5t