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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Le6Gt.
Application No. 2S3 for a Patent for the
 Buena Vista Mining Claim

D NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT THE V santa Rita Land and Mining Company. by C. II. Lord of Tucson. Arizona, it's duly author ized agent has applied for patent for I50O linear feet of the BuenA Vista vein. lode or deposit bearing copper, with surface grUund otO feet m width situated m the AmOle Mining District, Pima county. sArizOna- more particularly des- embed in the plat snd held notes of the official survey. on file in this office. and designated as Lot No. G2 as follows. tO-wit;
 Commencing at the tnitlal monument near the center of clam. at pine post 3x4 and ft. long, in a mound of stones, marked B. V. No l, from which shaft No. bears \, Y degrees 6 minutes R. I5 ft distant and |. \ NJ. NJ. No. 1 bears N .. f4 degrees S7 minutes r.. Z13 ft. distant.
 Thence \. s2 degrees C minutes W. 70 ft. 70 the westerly end center post 2x4 and ft long, m a mound of stones. marked B. V. No. 2'
 Thence \. degrees 1j minutes W. so ft. to NV corner post 2Nt and ft. long. in a mound of stones, marked 'B '. No g.
 Thence N. s2 degrees. e minutes T.. l2y5 ft. tO intersection with the westerly end line of the "New Strike" M- C., from which the NV corner N. '. M. C. bears q degrees g minutes F. l5 ft distant. and from intersection with the north side line of the 'N. x. NJ. C." from which the NV corner bears 6e degrees 53 minutes W, 20 ft, the NE corner post 2x4 and 3 it. long in a mound of stones, marked "B. V No. {" IS distant l70 ft.
 ThenceS. . degrees l5 minutes E. crossing the north side line Of N. <. M C." at ss f. SU t. to the easterly end center post Ext and 5 ft. long, marked -B. V. Ne. 5."
 Thence continuing on same course sOJ it. to SE corner poet, 2xi and ft. long in a mound of stones, marked 'B. ' No. G."
 Thence \. s2 degIesas q minutes W. 70 ft. to intersection of side line of "N. k NJ. C." from which the SW corner of the IN. $. M. C." bears \. @ degrees 53 minutes W. 475 ft. distant. and ljuu ft. Co SW corner post 2x4 and l. long. ID a mound of stones. marked B Y. No. 1."
 Thence 3Ou ft. tu westerly end center post No. . and D ace of beginning; variation l3 degrees 2 minutes F.; containing lt-yi acres. excluding 5.72 acres embraced n the New Strike M. C. and not claimed. saId claim beIng duly recorded m the Recorders office Of Pima county. at Tucson, Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of tse Buena Visa Mining claim are required Co present their ad- we're cluims in thIs office during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they VIII be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 The foregoing notice Is ordered published for She period of SO days tlU consecutive weeksl m the Arizona Citizen. Tucson. A. T., a weekly newspaper designated as that issued uearest to said claim,
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 Elrst publication February n. 1s5S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Miscellaneous.
Sheriff Sale.

GALE UPON FORECLOSURE F.- Bl VIRTUE - of 6 judgment and decree of foreclpsu-- I-- sued out of the District Court FIrst Judicitl District of Arizona Territory m and for the County of Pima ol the 5rd day of March. \. b.. lSsi ID a certain action wherein JulIa \. Austin. Plaintiff. recovered against EnEa Jane Watson b judgment for the sum of one thousand and twenty-slx dollars. and iutere-t thereon at the rate of ten per cent. Der auuum from the 2rd day of March A. h.. lss3. together with twenty four and sj-Ilu dollars co7ts of suit and the sum of one hundred and TWO and bo-lu dollars Us counsel fees of foreclosure of mortgage, with interest thereon lt the rate uf ten per cent. Der anBum ftom March Srd. A. D.. l--s- have levied upon tke following des- or pGrcels of land situated infue County Of Pima. Territory of Arlzoun. bounded and cr-- crihsd as follows. "a wlt, Lor eleven tilt ir block one hundred and siyfg-uue 'lhii b.ncs one hundred forty-rwu a .Zf. ai, that part of block Seveufy y-three t43I lyiuE nprtLeasteTiy Of a line SJ feel nurtheasierly of anl parallel Co the centre line of tho Southern Pacilc itail-Oud Company,s Railroad as located and con,truc ei, all of said lots and blocks being Of the official survey of the village now city of Tucson made and executed by S. W. Foreman and approved by the Mayor and Council of said village on the 3ith day of June. I-s3- Alec the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section nine teen llgl. The south half of the southeast quar- Ger. Rnd the southwest quarter nf the southeast quarter of Section twenty in Township thirteen tl3l. South of Range sIXfeen East and contain ing one hundred and sixty acres and situate uAAAi-' A AfhAli Tucson and commonly known and designated Agua Calieuts Ranch, together with all and singular, the tenements. heredItameuts aud ap- purtenances. thereto belonging. or in any NIs. appertalnlng.
 And notice is hereby given that uu Saturday the sth day of April. A. D., ls-3 between the hours 10 Ocluc6 a. m. and o'clock D. m. m front of the Courthouse dOOr at Tucson. Pima county. Arizona Territory. will sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may te necessary t0 realize the amount of the above judgment and the accruing costs att ndlug snch sale. k H. PAUL. Sine ifi.
 By THOMAS CORDS. Cndrr Sheriff. mai7 it
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Captain John MeCaTerty,

Captain John McCatferty has address
 ed the following letter to the editor of
 Redpath's Weekly, dated at forty-four
 East Twentieth street, New York, March
 18th, 1883:
 As my attention hus been called to a communication in Redpath's Weekly of ! the lOth inst, purporting tO have been written by that infamous Leander Rich ardsOn, wherein some allusiun Is made ] to AcCatierty m connection with Mum ! Der One l desire to inform your read CTS that many weeks before the commls- sion of the Phoenix Park tragedy l post ed the scamp as being professional liar, blackmaller and coward.
 Soon after his advent in London he wrote an article for one of the London papers, wherein he maligned the Irish as a people. It was heinOus in the ex- treme entirely false. And let me here say no one could know that better than the writer thereof. It was dated from the American exchange in Europe, % i40 Strand, London. 1 was then a sub scrlber to both the American Exchange in Europe and the "Bowles's American Reading Rooms MT. BOwles, Captain Doty aud others called my attention to the vile production. At first. not being an Irishman, remained silent, but, af- ter several days, 1t stIll being the subject of comment within the sanctum of Bowles's establishment, l said "Gen- tlemen, Iuasmuch as that production is a lie, the author is coward, which I shall prove him to be before tomorrow evening"
 then called upon Mir. George Wilkes and solicited his cOmpanionship in case It be necessary to make trip to France. That distinguished writer aud author assured me that It would afford him great pleasure and to consider him ready at moments notice. After which I wrote out three copies of a poster. whereon proclaimed Leader Richard son g professional liar, blackmaller and coward, and put them up in three places lu the rooms of the American Exchange m Europe, a copy Of which was sent to lm through the AJ0. After several days, and not hearing from the poor eur, my friend Wilkes sad to me: "McCaf- ferty, pay no further attention to the affair; 1t is just what 1 expected from that uncoHvicted thief from the New York Tribune And. strange as it may seem, l never heard of him from that day tlll my attention was called to his communication in your paper. As | have nothing further to say, and am quite responsible for what l have said, ar. as ever, JOHN MCCaFFERrY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
lerritOfial News.

A number Of prominent mining mer are in Florence, looking at properties. The doors and windows of the new church at Florence, have been put iu position.
 Jesse Bowers died of small pox al Ash Fork Thursday morning, after an illness of three weeks.
 Lee * Phelps will establish a large coal and wood yard at kingman as soon as arrangements can be made.
 Dr. Day Of Blackberry arrived at kingman on Friday and vaccinsted a large number of Hualatri Indians, being so authorized by the government.
 The people of Final are moving in the matter of surveying the county lines between Final and Pima, and Pinsl and Graham counties, and marking the boundaries with permanent monuments.
 Flagstaff whterworks are completed and the saw mills there and the railroad now receive their supply of water through this source. The pipes are laid to a large spring, about seven miles above, Tn the mountains.
 More rain has fallen at Flagstaff this year than for a number of years previous The dry lakes in the vicinity are all full of water, while large spring which has been dry for two years, pours forth large volume of water now.
 Florence Enterprise: In connection with their milling ore the Pinal Con solidated has struck fine body of iron ore, one of the most favorable indica- tions they conld have encountered. We rise to remark right here that the Pinsl is a mine among mines capable of producing as much bullion as any mine in Arizona. It will turn out its tifty-third car load of bullion this week. Like wine it improves with age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Application No. ss0 for Patent ts th,
 Commodore Mining Claim

January 5l. IN. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ! ~ Warren Mining Company by F. \. Cook agent, whose postofice address Is Tucson Pima county. Arizona, has thIs day hied lfs AL plicatiOn for patent for l5.u linear feet of ls Commodore mine or vein. bearing silver | and geld with surface ground 6U fe-t lr width. situated in Gro Blanco Mining Disglics ! County of Pima and Terrtory of Arizars and designated by the held notes and oascia | plat on hleiu thIz otice Lot No. G iu sad wIt;
 Beginning at the initial monument. where d. (. notice of location was placed, st pIue post q. inches. 4lz feet long in a monument of stone and marked 70. c. M. No. I 70 whence | ~ Mn eral Monument No. 2, Gro BlBnco Mining N. trict. bears \ sl degrees ~ minutes F 2slJ fe-s distant and rock marked C.. O. N. No. l. bear. N tt degrees 45 minutes W = feet distant thence 24 degrees SO minutes su feet ,s NE corner of claim, tO pine post 4x2 inches ~, feet long m monument of stoues. and mlrksi "C. O. NJ. No. 1T
 Thence N 64 degrees C minutes " l5u f-~, Co the NV corner of the clam, to an oak pos- sIs inches, +a feet long, and marked ''C. c. N. No. ILL"
 Thence S p degrees 5O minutes W su lsst. Co the center of the NV end of claim, t8 0ak post 4X4 inches, 4is feet long. IH a monument of stones and marked "C. O. h. No IE"
 Thence 4 degrees 5J minutes SU iset to the SW corner of the claim Co su oak poss tIl inches. 4+i feet long. in a monument of stOnes and marked "C. O. Nj. No. F.' Thence b4 degrees 4f minutes F i5JI fesf .s the SE corner of claim. to a pine post 4I2I1ches. 4ls feet long, n a monument of stones. ant marked ''C. O. II. No. VI;" and
 Thence N 24 degrees jU minutes 9u Red t0 the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation r idegree7 5j mInuies containing al66 acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded ID tas Recorders office of Pima county, ArlIoLA 70 Books B and c of Records of Mines. ar pages 6s5 and l5 respectively. The adjoining claimant ls the applicant as owner of the Leopard -las Lot No. C.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any qur- tiOn of sad Commodore mine or surface ground are required to present their adverse ciAIus ID thIs office during the sixty days perlOd of publ- cation hereof, they will be barred by rt-ta- Of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Register
 IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing sotce of application for patent De published for Ae per1od ten cOnecutlVe weeks in the Arlz pua tltl- zen weekly newspaper published at luc.o1. Pima county, Arizona.
 HENRY COUSINS. Resist-s
 First publication, January T, ts-s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
County Treasnrer,s Renort.

The following quarterly report of tht County Treasurer has been examined by the Boarl of Supervisors and faunC correct:
 County General fund-B Balance or hand S2,733.2s; received during the quarter, s15,4GO.29; dIsbursed. SlS,223. a6.
 County Contingent Fund On hand SL0OS.20; received, SI,GOL55: total, g.. 6l2.7J. Disbursed, S2l, ,S33. .32: balance on hand, S42943.
 County Road Fund On hand, S1l2.. I6; received, S2,2l6.5l; total, S2, ,32S. .97 Disbursed, S2,26SlO; balance on hand S6O.s7.
 County School Fund-On hand. Sl5,4S61i; received, S9,SO6.gS: total. S25, 5,2y3.l2. Disbursed, S4,24S25: bal on hand, S2I.O47.s7.
 Building Fund-On hand S2I72. .32 Disbursed S2,l72.32.
 Territorial General F'und-ReceIved S36s952. Disbursei S3.GS9.52.
 Territorial Prison Fuud- Received S2G01.gI Disbursed S2,GOz94
 Territorial School Fml-SI. .955.a4. Disbursed, SI,g55.N.
 Building Interest Received. S7,S6L74. Disbursed, S7.S6L7L
 Vreasurer's fees.-Sl, ,j949D.
 Total on hand, January l, S21, 1,5l2 10: received, S39,S7297. Total, S61. .3S5 -37. Disbursed. S3l, ,62hIg. Balance on hand, S29,76IIS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Mining.

A rich strike is reported ID Lynx creek, above the Howell smelter, the ore running up into the hundreds.
 The newly discovered placers on the Agua Fria are attracting considerable attention, and great faith IS expressed that they will turn out rich.
 A Williams dispatch says that work Is being vigorously prosecuted on the h. dian Boy mine, at Stockton, in the Min sral Park district, and arrangements have been made to ship large quantities of ore to the Hubb's Smelling Works, at Albuquerque.
 The Arizona Sampling Co, of King man. have large quantities of ore ready for shipment east, and will ship as soon as arrangements can be made for the shipment of freight from that point Prospectors are arriving there every day en route to Mineral Park and the Hual- apai mountains.
 Epitaph: We learn of a rich find made near Solomon springs, Tn the southeast end of Mule mountains, and about eight miles east Of Bisbee. Six hundred pounds of ore were brought into that town, and gave a yield of 60 per cent. copper, and silver at the rate of S75 per ton. The discoverers have named the claim tho Shakespeare, and they certain ly seem to have reasonable ground for the hope that they have future wealth-prOducer second to none in Ari- Zona.
 The Pinal Consolidated Is preparing to increase the capacity of their smelter, The machinery and material necessary for the increase have been delivered at the furnace and will be put up i'm mediately. They turn out seven tons of bullion per day now and with their in- creased capacity will be able to turn out from eleven to twelve tons per day. Up to last Monday the company had ship ped one million pounds of bullion. En- terprise.
 Florence Enterprise: It Is reported that an old silver mine discovered with in SIX or eight miles of this place years ago and worked till the Indians drove the workmen away, has been re-dis- covered. The present discoverers claim that the ledge IS six feet wide with white quartz gangue filled with wire silver. Prospectors have been looking for this old mine at different times for several years past and We hope the re- port of it's re-discovery Is true. How ever We have not been able to learn any of the particulars as the parties in terested are keeping very quiet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Admini,trator's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ~ pursuance of an order of the Probate ourl m and for the county of Pima. Territory Of Arr zona made on the 18th day of November lssO iu the matter "f the estate of Jose Juan Elias de- ceased. -he undersigned, administrator of the estate of the said dsceassd. will sell Gt private sale to the highest bidder for lawful money of the United States of America. and subject td confirmation by said Probate Court. on or after the 18th day of April, lsS3. and Oters bids will be recelyed at he office Jf said administrator at 22l Meyer street. Tucson. Pima county. X. T.. all the right. title. interest and estate of the said Jose Juan Elias. deceased, at the time of his death. and all the TlCht. title and interest that the sad estate has. by operation lf law or oi h. erwise. acquired other than or in addition to that of the saId Jose Juan Elias. deceased. at the time of hls death, m any or to all those certain lots pieces or parcels of lsnd situated. lying and being in the county of Cochlse, Territory of Ari- zoua, ard bounded and described a. follows, to- wit:
 Rafae. del Nalle grant on the San Pedro river. three miles south Of Charleston, being OHe-thiri of l6.0gO acres, more or less of land. as appears by the survey executed by the SurveyOr-General of the IuIted States for Arizona. and on tle in his office. reference to which IS hereby made.
 One undivide ed third interest m the San Pedro grant, beginning at point on the line winch divides Mexico from the United states. about one and a halt miles west from the place where the San Pedro river crosses the sand bOun- diary lIne, and running thence m northerly dl- rectlon about eleven miles Co the southwest cor ner of the San Rafael del Vale grant; thence in an easterly direction. along the southern line of the said San Rafael grant len miles, to mOnu- ment of stones; thence Iu a southerly direction eight miles Co a monument of stone, and thence Tn westerly direction about ten miles. to the point of beginning. containing about T., 80 &C., es of land: being the same grant which was granted by the Mexican authorities May :. l-a5, Co Rafael Elias. grandfather of the said Jose Juan Elias. deceased. the title papers of which land are now ou flle with the United states surEeyor-General or Arlzpna. reference to which is hereby made.
 sal ot t1e United States of America, forty ltoi Der cent uf the purchase money t0 bs paid to the admlnistrator on the day the offer or bld ls ac- cepte1, and the balance on confirmation ot sale by sad Probate Court Of Pima county, A. T.
 SANTIAGO AINSA. Administrator
 Dated Tucson. March v. Is-3. apeW2t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
Le6dt.
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI \ cial District m The county of PlmF. Iercl- tory of Arizona.
 Mary T Eagan. plaintiff. agunst Cornelius Ea- gan. defendant.
 Action brought m the District Court of the EIrst Judicial District m and for the county Of Pima in the Territory of Arizona. The Icrrl- tory of Anzona sends greeting to Cornelius E1- gan.
 lou are hereby sun gIGuei and rrquIred To aI- Dear Iu acton brought against you bg tle above named plaintiff m the District Court of the First Judicial District m and for the county of Pima. u the Territory of Arizona. and an- swer the complaint nle,i vish the Clerk of thls Court at Tucson. m sad county a copy of which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days feXciusiye of the day Of serYieel after service upon you of thIs summons, If served iu his co1nty; but II served out of the cuuaty and within this district then within thirty days; Tn all other eases forty days, IhIs action is brought t1 obtain decree of the Court adiud.,iuc you guilty 0f WIuful dssertion of plaintiff for more than one yeHr from the com meucemeut or this acton. and Of Wlliful neglect to provide plaintiff the necesssarles or comforts Of life for the same psFlOd of time. you having the ability tO provide the same. and iaIiing to do by reason of your Idleness and prufiIgacy; that the marriage HOW existing between you and the plaintiff be dissolved. and for such other and fuller reli-f as may be just and proper.
 And you are hereby notified that lf you flIl Co appear and answer the plaint as above re quIred, the plaintiff VIII apply Co the Court for the relIef therein demanded. and costs and dis hurzemeut- m thIs behalf expended.
 GIveu under my hand and the seal of sald Dls- trlct Court, st Tucson, thIs Zsd day of December A. D. lsss.
 seall Ls. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
 4 true copy attest. R H. PtrL. Sheriff.
 Earil Smith stephens. Pltf's. Attys. jas bld
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08
NeMS Items.


 British emigration to Canada promises to be immense thls season.
 A Hartford, Conn, Judge has decided that policemen cannot accept rewards for arresting criminals.
 Your language Is wholly uncalled for" as the publisher told the author whose works failed to sell.
 The Legislature of Tennessee has passed law requiring that executions be conducted hereafter in private.
 The Montana stockmen report that their herds have wintered unusually well, the losses not exceeding five per cent.
 4 five-year-old boy in Sioux City, Iowa was lately bitten by a dog and died a few days afterward of hydrophobia.
 4 bill has passed one House of tue Missouri Legislature, reducing the present legal rates for freights on rail ways in that State by % per cent.
 A story comes from Newark, N. J., that thousands of chickens were killed there when only four days out of the shell and stuffed for sale AS Easter novelties.
 The three pine trees under which Jeff Davis surrendered to the squad of Michigan cavalry were struck by light ming and shiyered into fragments not long ago.
 They had an earthquake near Balti- more a week or two ago, and the vibra- ton of the earth was so violent as to shake the walls of houses and Oyerturn furniture.
 Official returns just made public show that since January l, 1882, the United States Government has paid SIl5,S5i as fees to special counsel in the Star Route case.
 The Tewkesbury. Mass, aims house Is the subject of a serious scandal in re- gard to the sale of subjects, from l5O to 2jO infant corpses being yearly sold at from g to S5.
 A man in Georgia is raising mullen crop, from which he expects to realize handsomely. He says mullen tea IS good for hog cholera, chickenpox and hydrOphobia.