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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Letter from San Carlos.

SAN CARLOS AGENCY, March 9, 1885.
 EDITOR CITIzES:-The report of h. dians being missed at this Agency IS without foundation. We had careful count of all the bucks this morning and fouad all present with their tags. The Indians have huddled up together and fortified SO as 10 protect themselves against the hostiles now in the country. They expect raid from them and are afraid they will lose their women. The hostiies raiding along the line are Chirl- cahuas, from Sonora, belonging to WboO's and GerOnim s bands. The Indian killed near HuAchuca may have been formally a Government Scout as there were twelve deserted from Fort Thomas several days after the CIblcu trouble. They all belonged to the Hua- chuca company and none of them have come m so far. but the report thEt the dead Indian has left this Agency within the last eight months IS entirely false. As long as the Chiricahuas are on the war path in Sonora and Chihuahua, Mexico. just so long will there be Indian ralde ID Southern Arizona. Why don't our troops follow them across the llne and kill the last one of them-it IS the only remedy, and as long as it not done Arizonans can look for hostile raid at any time, and there IS not single party that travels in Southern ArIzona, but who is liable to be massacred at any time without dreaming of any Indians being in the country, for nobody knows when or where to look for them, they are liable to turn up any where and at any time. VI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Application No. gss for Patrat for Inc
 FresnaI springs NH Sife.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. TUcsos ARIZONA,

U. S. LAND OFFICE. TUCSON ARIZONA.
 March aI. lss3. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that he Omega ~ Copper Mining Company, by Arthur 4, Aeng of Tucson. Arizona, its duly suthoriIed Attorney. ha. spphsd for a patent 10 76f7. linear feet of the Fre.nal SpriI g. Null Site, with surface ground 26 fe-t in width situAt. d ia Hsivetis Mining distr ct. PIma ( ounty. Ari- roma more particular ly deecribed ID the plat and held notes Of the official suryey on hls in this office. and d slsnsted Gs Lot No. S1 Es fol- loNs. to ~It:
 Beginning at a poet ( feet long, inches square, set in . mon1n-ut of stones marked + M s 1. v, l." which Is the initIsl monu- ment;thsnce \. 5t dez. min. W. 76t7 feet tO p st { feet long tInehes squse: set m \ monument of stones marked "F. s. M. s. g." thence \. S5 deg. s7 min W. 32s feet 10 pos; feet long ( inches square. set in a monument Of stones marked '-F. 5 h. <. S;' th-ncs S. S deg 8 min L. 76t7 feet e. post feet long. inches square s-t in a nonnm nt of stones marked + B. N. S.l"f om which the N. ". coi ner Dmeen V. C. Lot No. N baar- \. i3 deg. min. r. S74 feet thence s deg. 51 min. L. 216 feet te place Of beginning. Variation l2 deg. lI mn. R Sad mill si con ns S.59 acres, snd IS duly recorded in the Recorders Oa a for Pima county. Arizona
 Any aud all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion Of th- sad Ere nal Mi ! site are required to present thei- iverse claim m this office dlring the sixty days parind of publication hereof, or they will be barred by vir ue Of th- provisions of 'he g afutes. The foregoing notice IS ortered pnbl shed for q period If 60 dtys ID the ARIZONA WEEELr I CIf zEs nswspAuer designated as that is-g.d d
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Flint publication April 1. 1888.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
A New EntpruriSe

MT. B. F. Bivins, in conjunction with
 an eastern gentleman of weslth,has pur-
 chased one of the old mines in Chihua-
 hua-the Old Carmen. IL is in tn Sier-
 ra Madre mountains not far from the
 famous Batopilas mine. There are al-
 ready about twenty-five thousand tons
 of ore on the dumps that will average
 over S6O per ton, and this is the waste
 ore from the old crude workings. An
 immense ledge of fine ore is visible, and
 much of 1t Is very high grade, some large
 bodies being profusely threaded with
 wire silver. There exis; old reports of
 this mine, made many years ago, by
 German and French mineralogists,
 which bear out the facts obtained by the expert sent out by Mir. BIvins Co ex- anime II. Occasionally rich pockets Of ore have been found iu the mine, one of which yielded S3jO,0O0 from d small chamber. The IS scOmbined mechan- ically by the quartz, and IS therefore worked with the greatest ease up to a close margin of its assay value. Both silver and gold are found.
 With the purchase seven and one-half miles square of heavy timber lands are included, comprising sixteen different varieties of valuable woods. Much of it IS mahogany and dye woods. 4 tree of great medicinal virtue also abounds there, which yields a species of cinchona and possessing in high degree all the medicinal properties of that valuable tree.
 These properties are reached both by way of the Mexican Cent al railroad to a station, where good wagon road exists to within forty miles of the mine and pack traIl the balance of the way, and by the Sonora limited. 4 new railroad Is to be shortly begun, however, by syndicate of French capitalists, be- ginning at an excellent land-lockel har- Dor near the mouth of Rio del Fuerte, and taking . general direction a little 7orsh Of east, crossing the Mexican Gen. tral and Terminating, h connection with existing lines, at Galveston, Texas. The surveys are already made and Mir. Biv- ms IS assured that work will be began on its construction on May lst. This road will pass through the timber lands purchased by Mir. Blyins and in close proximity to hIs new mine, which will afford many advantages Tn shipping to and from the properties.
 The work of further development will be soon begun or the mines, and ma chinery for reducing the ore will shortly be forwarded from the east. and there Is no doubt but rich bullion producer l will be the result of tris venture, and | the enterprising gentleman engaged m l t has the good wishes for success of l every one of his many scquaintances.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
AbOut Indians.

Mir. J. W. Hanson, of the Giant Pow der Company, San Francisco, is in the city from a trip to Clifton. He was in Clifton when the first news Of the Indi- an outrages was received. He left there on Monday for L rdsburg, and by com pairing notes he thinks he must have passed by Taylor & Emeric's camp about two hours before it was attacked by the Lsdians.
 He saw no Indians, but on cnEing up the Gila Canyon towards LOrdsburg he witnessed very many signal fires Tn va rious directions. They appeared as though dry mescal stalk or other light cOmbustibles were fired, which pro- duced bright, quick and high flame, burning a few minutes and then ceasIng entirely. In few moments 1t would be answered by similar signal from another locality.
 Mr Hanson was as unfortunate in meet ing any troops as he was fortunate iA not meeting the Indians. He saw no soldiers anywhere, but relates a story that has before reached Tucson, of the action of Lieut.. OvertOn at Wilcox. As 1t Is related, a man coming into Wilcox, found fresh Indian trail not far away. He hastened on and informed Overto Il and showed him the trail and the direc- tion taken by the Indians, who had SIX hours the start. OvertOD moved his command towards the Dragoons, on the back trail of the Indians. He re- turned the same night to Wilcox and left the next day for Camp Grant.
 Mir. Hanson has seen several men who have very recently been near San Carlos, who report that the Indians are leaving the agency in small bands, and m a secret manner. They take unfrequented routes and observe a suspicious mystery. Whether they are eu ruute to reinforce the hostiles is not known, but he thinks he Is reliably informed that recently constant communication has beeR main tanned by courier between the Indians of the reservation and those in Sonora.
 MT Hanson was informed by gentle man from Pantano, that fresh Indian trail going northeast was discovered yesterday six miles thIs side of Pantano, traversing the foothills of the Rincons- here has been no disturbance reported from them, and if they really passed up toward the reservation they are proha- bly a small detachment without am munition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Can,t Mako ,nv,b,.yIilet

Simmons Liver Regulator IS steadily gaining popularity, and Is "ne of the In- dispensables in every family that has gwen 1t a trial. No other remedy with in my knowledge can fill its place. I nave been practicing medrine for twen- ty years and have never been able tO put up a vegetable compound that would, like Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly and effectively move tie liver to action and at the same time all Cin- stead of WeakeninR) the digestive and assimilatiye powers of the system.
 l.. NJ. HINTON, M. D.,
 WashlnQtOn Ark
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Doe Davis

A dispatch from Omaha says; John T. Norris, agent of the State of Ohio, and detective of the Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway, arrived there Monday morning from San Fran cisco with Lou Houck. Houck's San Francisco gambling friends telegraphed to Cheyenne 10 habeas corpns hlm, but this plan was defeated by Norris secur- ing special train from Laramie to Bar ton, Neb, where he caught the Denver train for Omaha. The parties at Cheyenne expected to find Honck on the regular overland train, but were dis appointed. Norris and the prisoner left for Ohio by way of St. Louis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

A note from Wilcox says that Capt. Dougherty, of the First Cavalry, in com mand of three companies of the Sixth Cavalry and one of the Third Cavalry, arrived m that place Thursday to await orders. light thousand fixed ratiOns are in store there. Wilcox will be head ouarters for the field in the future.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
OR, C. D. SALFIELD.

2t6 Kearney street. san Francisco. Cal
 Consultations strictly conndeut'AI. hy letter or Rf OEice FREE. For the convenience of pa- tients. and iu order Co insure perfect secrecy. ] have adopted a private address. under winch all packages are forNanied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

Feel bad to think I put that faro chip in the contribution box by mis- taker' sad the Louisville man. "I reckon l do. That was S5 chip, and they wili go and get II cashed ard get S5 out of me, whom 1 only intended to give them JO csuts.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

It is with the sincerest pleasure that Republican records the fact that Cap tam Rafierty, who was here at the time the nsws of the first Indian depredations were brought into town. started immedi- ately for hIs command at Fort Bowie, and that within an honr and half from the tune he arrived he had two cOmpa- nies in motion, with himself at their head. Too much credit cannot be given him for his prompt action in thIs mat ter.-RepubEcan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
Ierriforini News

District Court convenes at Prescott next Monday.
 The municipal election in PheniI will be held May lst.
 Ayers mill at Flagstaff, Yavapai coun- ty, cuts 75,0O0 feet of pine lumber daily.
 Chief Justice c. G. W. French will hold U special term of court in Prescott, Tn May, to clear the criminal docket.
 Name Pearl, aged two years daugh- ter of Wm. $. and Lydia R. Mcdonald, died in Phenix on Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

The CITIZEN Is in receipt of a stereO- scopic view of portion of Globe city, showing the banking house of Fish, Waltridge & Co, the office of the Silver Belt and postCffice aud the PascO- house. The rotuhd form of Judge Hackney and that of Donald RObb are easily recognized among the other fig ures.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
PHTsICI4N AND SURGEON.

SPECIALI>T ON FEMALE DISEASES AND - h~tetrIc-. Disoases of he Eye and G-uItO- Urinary Organs of hoth sexes. OFei atiOns daily perfo mel m ms Cabinet ROOmz Ofice st Mr. ury's residence. Main street. opposite Welisch s 3 ock. Generalization hOur~ from CD a. m. to r.
 n. and from co D. m. Fresh Vaccine always on hand
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

Mir. G. c. Harvey, of T"tal Wreck, IS in this city. He was with the party who went ont to the WhetstoDes to bring m the bodies of the men murdered by the Indians, and states that their bodies were mutilated almost beyond recogni- ton. After killing the wood chopper tbey struck him couple of blows with his axe, and left it driven into hts skull ranging from his eyes backward. The camp of wood choppers about miie from the scene of the murders, was de- stroyed, but those in camp saw the In. disns in time to escape. The family ot one of the men. including several chil
 dren. were fortunate Tn getting to a place of safety before the hostiles reach, ed the camp. The Indians numbered about seventeen. and their back trall showed that two detachmepts had united in the Whetstones, one coming up rom the direction of the SOnOlta and the other across the trail from the huachu- css, where they had attacked the camp in the coal fields. The band went to- wards Benson. leaving trail of blood
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
C. DUHEM.

PHrsTCrAS 'SD SUEaEoN. NO. MEYEE STREET. CORNER PEN V nington, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

The Phenix Gazette says: Frank Welcome came in to day from Gila Bend. He informs us that men are now at work on the Powers disch. which is to he a very large canal. coming out on the north bank and sfterward tiumed across the rIver, giving if length or twenty five or more miles. It is reported that a large force of men will soon be put on this work. Mr. Cameron at Bnrke's ranch, Agus Caliente, has a ditch out q mile and half in length, fourteen feet wide at the bottom. Below. the grade is but twenty inches, and consequently the work can easily be c ,utinued. Farming lands on the lower Gils will soon be in good demand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

ImpOtency. Exhauted NifRlty. tren tufe be ciine and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications and from what. yer cause produced. l. euuIhes and pIrItles the blO'Iu. StUeu- hens the Nerves. Br5aIn. Ml cles, Diges
 tIOu. Rapru'luC. i've Orgsn~. and Physical snd Mental Faculties. lt stOp- auy unn tt irai debii- Itatiug dram upOl the system. preventing invOl- losses with tur urtne. etc. ~o destructive Co mind ana body. lt i- sure cilmInst1r of all KIDNEY All BLADDER COMPLAINTS lt contains no injurious Iugredieut~. 10 tho~s suffering from the evil cnsCt> oT youthful tndI>rrrttUu~ or eNCsSSe>. 1 Spfedy. thor ou.h and pcrnianrnI Ct RI is C. Ak NA- FEED. Price. Ss.5O per bUttl- or hy- bottle in ca-e. with fu directions and Hdvlce. siO Sent secure from observation 70 any address up- on receipt of price. or C. c. D To be had O1ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
OmtiaI Records.

Salaneca, Tyndsl, March <, Geo W Seay, J H Finch.
 Galic, Tyndal, Feb 12; Geo W Seay, J A Anderson, Jr.
 Atlantic. Tyndal, March 5; Geo W Seay, J II Finch.
 Germanic, Tyndsl, March 5; Geo " Seay, J A Anderson, Jr.
 Last Chance, Wrightson, March 27, John Messerle, Henry Droge.
 Iron, Amole district, March 2S, John B Allen. Jesus NJ Bandurrsga.
 Cross mine mill site, COmObabi moun- tains, March 26. John B Allen, Jesus NJ Bandurrags.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

T his Gre at Stre gth eninE Remedy and Nerve TONIC I- thr ieyItl- mate result of OV 2
 N-Hty years of prac-
 Ical exp ri nee, anu ( UEtS WITH UN F aiLINu CERTAIN II Nervous and Phy- -ical Debility. Semi nal Weakness. Sper mato rtUa. Prosta- r..WWLT.aas v4sr.a.sr..s4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
MIsCELLANEous.

Lease-H B Smith to Elena Bebisn and G Prodhom, W F SW sec 24, T IA. R 13 E, 6 years Sl20 per year for first two years and $50 per year for the next four years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
DR. \. H. MATAS.

PHpTO4RApuEE. PORTRAITS AND NIEN-. MINING MACHINERY AND PROPERTY A VI sIecialty ii5 Pennington strsAt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
THE Great English Remedy {!

fsSzSeSt7 7vSy y-ssz;s-.S Is a neVer-fgiling cur. for NeTVous DehIli.y
 5. 2. ]. . .. 5. . ... IZ[T NsNU Exhausted NitAlIfy. EAz A NA.N- Seminal Wea k u ess HT - A TosSperma;0rrhCpa. LOSI ir1 t5> SAS3 nliMANHOOD. lnpotrn Ell 7N955 kt cy. Paralysis Prostatof- EH . .<$EE SEirhoea and all the terri tzA f'HH>[f4 .SSlbl effects of lf- NfSX $eEJS Abuse. youthful esliie- iAS1ASRl<fS fSSNl<4ani excessas in tnktureI SNgSfTT(.AS<SS fyears-such loss of
 sssI -tsAS-sszS Memory L-assItude. Noe turnal EmisslOn, Ay-reiul to soclety, Dlmness of Vision Noises In the Head; the vi'al tuic passing uuobservsd m the urine. and many other cisea-ef that lead Co insanity and death
 plt. hINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hun fred Dollars for a clss of thls kind tts NitH Restorative under he special adFice an' frestmerrJ will not cure or for auythlng lmpur or inlur!ouz found iu 1t. Di. MINTIt treat, all Private Diseases scessfuliy without mer rury. Generalization free. Thorough e1smlna. tiDu and advice including analyzls uf urine. S5.00. Price of the Vital Restorative S3.N A bot tie. or four tmes the quantity, SlOuj sent t0 any address upon receipt of price or C. O. D. secure faum observation. and an prlvRte name q desired. by A. F. MINTiE. M. D.
 II keerny Street. San Franclzco. Cal. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application b. letter stating symptoms. sex and Sge. Commu- intentions strictly confidential.
 E.s. BISTIE'S Kidney E-mFdy Neph- retirum cures all kinds of Kiduey and bladdci Complaints. GonorrhRR, Gleet, Leucorrhoh For sale hy all druggists; Si bottle. sl- bottle fer S5.
 DK. INVITES DandeIion rIus are th, test and cheapest Dyspepsta and ttiiit"u- cur in the market For sale by all druggists- ieid&N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
EUOESE W. AEAK. w.R. CULvHH.
 CULVER x ARAM, A TTORNEYs & COUNSKLLOES AT LAW A End NOsaries Public.
 Once. 2lT Jongre-s St.. Tucson. Arizona
 iHIS-w:f
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF DANIEL MTRPHY. DE. IL ceased.-NOtice IS hereby given by the un- dsrsiKnei. executor of the las w,ll of Daniel hurp y. deceased, Co tie creditors Of and all peF-ons having clai Q aEains' he sait deceased tO eNhi bit them. with She necessary vouch-rs within months after the h--t publication of thia notice e. th said sdmilis- raIOr at the law Othce of C. C. Stephens ou Church plael. iu tho clty Of Tucson and cuun of Pima. .riz,'na.
 C. CHAPMAN Executer of tie last vii of Daniel Murphy de- ceased Tucson. March ig. I5ss. mag5Wit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Suficie Co show us merit. will be sent Go any one applying by letter, stating his -ymptomr and age. Communications strictly confidential.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
JOHN GARDINER.

CIVIL ESGINEER U < DEPUtY MISERu. SUR
 vEYOH ASD NOTARY PUBLIC. ID O. BUN 255. TUCSON. ARIZONA. OF fee WIth G-1ggs J. Bo- kfuge
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
ONE BOTTLE FREE-

Regular Size Bottle of Ether luTIgoratOr sent free 70 show the wonderful prUpeities of the greatest InVsEoraf0r known Co modern ScientIsts- State Q ptOms, age, IT ularrieti, etc
 RESPONSIBLE PkliSONS can arrange pGy ments in the same manner they Sonld en- ploy their family physician.
 STEICTEST SECRECY MAINTAINED Call Hddres- DR. LIs BIG & CO. No. e9 6eary street. corner Mason. San FranciRco. Cal. PriVate enFrance. fi6 Mason street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
.HedicineS.
DR. LIEBIG. 4O9 l sEasY naiuSllI5 sTsEtT.

CONTINUES TO TREAT sue-
 V sessfully by Homeopathy ey-
 cry form cf Special or Chronic
 Disease without mercury or
 nAn-eous drugs. DE- LlEBlG'S
 lNNlGORAfOR ls a positive
 and permanent cure for Seminal
 Weakness, Nervous and Physical
 Debility, Lo5I Manho oc Vital Ex
 haustiOn. and all the terrible rs
 sults of sbased nature, excesses
 and youthfui fOllies. The Doe.
 tor VIu agree in writing To for
 feit Si.0CO for a case that he un- dertake- and fails to cure. The
 reason thousands cannot get cured Of Seminal Weakness and the above diseases ls owing tO a cOmpiicatIou called Prostatori- hea, iich requires a spec:Al Ter --,1y. DR. LIEBIG'S .N- EiGORA TOR. No .. Is a Specific cure for Prostat0rihe1. Price of either lnvlg1-ator. S3 per bottle. or b bottles fi0. Ser; To any Rd- dress securely covered from Ob- servatiou. Seminal Weakness and Prostat0rihsa drain Tltally from the body and cause numsr- ous diseases that baftie ordinRry medical treatment. If alloweo to continue, the unnatural lOss affects the vital organs. which I ~arrzFsz tasr rr1Erraf ftssissrl-sse Con
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
lNH- H-s ANAahAAt1As F-s D. Co As a-ltbAs t
 DRS. HANDY S HOLBROOK
J. Nj. TURNER. NJ. D..

PHYSICIANS AND Su-EsEoSs. ntyiCF REMOVED UPCONGRFSS STREET few doors west uf the Posto.ics Tucson .rl-t-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
W1i. A. SCOTT, JR.,

STOCK AND CoznsERoIAL BEoKER. AND GENERAL
 lNsURASCE AaEST. DIST COMPANIES AND LOWEST RATES. ID BlO'tors. Calendars. Etc. furnished gratis. Loans negotiated and mining properties handled. Dfcc. Cor. Mover Sf ard Maiden Lsrc rrrsoG T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

Notice to Dan Conner by Jas s Robin son, of assessment work done on Sun dry mines.
 Eunice G Clark to Mary A Grouard, lease made by O Mercer ct al to lot , block A of Divided mine, Empire Dis tric4 cl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
VIM. F. SCOTT.

JCsTTCE OF TIE PEACE NO. MEYER STREET. BETWEEN CON " gre . and Pennington Streets. Tucson. jas
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS

Handy and CE Holbrook, to Sil- yer Grown Cons Mining Co, Neutral Mime, Papago District; Sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
SOLON NJ. ALLIS.

CIVIL ENGINEER AND |. s. DEPUTY MISERAl.
 SURVEYOR sND NOTARY PUBLIC. HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO CORNER of Pennington and Ieyer streets. 4opO- sra heal Naps a specially All business en- ne-s and dispatcu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
RE'L ESTATE AND ABSTRACT OFFICE

| AFFICF sO4 PENNINGTON STREET. TUG son. A. T. General Agents for the transac- ton Of any busiuees relating 70 real estate m Pima county. Abstract of titles Q specialtg
 Call snd see us. Charges reasonable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

sumpiion, Dlhetes, bll8ntl Dlselsl, JaunGlce Insanity, etc Excesses, non-uss, Abuse, Inherit cd Weakness, nalnutTitiOn, Spinal and cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal diseases. Debility and seminal weakness obs;ruct the Im- portant and necessary acts of life and their Oyr1ents. Cures Guaranteed Dlsessss of the genitO urinary organs. krineys, liver and blad- dor a specially. The many com plsilts and dls- eases Of women speedily cured. cOnsul;atlon at hr FTffa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,

WICKS, WOODSIDE < GREGG, ATTORNEYS AND CoUssELLoRS-4T LAW AND No
 TAEIEs PUBLIC. nFFICE 2l5 and 2is PENNINGTON STREET. V Tucson. A. IT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
]. D. CHILLSON.

UNITED STATES DEPUTI MISEi.AL SURVEYOR
 NOTARY PUBLIC. MISISG IND CIVIL ES-
 aINEEH. OFFICE PENNINGTON STREET. OPPO- | J site Portar's Hotel TucsOn Ari ,oua