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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Attempted Suicide,

Last evening the soldier who carries the mail between Fort Lowell and the postoffice brought word to Chief Appel that a nymph du pave on Maiden lane by the name of Mrs. Smith had taken poison. Chef Appel and Officer Gale hurried to the spot indicated and found the woman stretched out, apparently cold in death. She was dressed in a clean, white chemise, as If for the coffin, her hands were folded across her breast, and not breath escaped her. Beside the bed on a stand WAS a twO-oUnce vial, la beled laudanum. The first disposition was to go and inform Coroner Smith, when the supposed corpse gave a gasp. Doc tors Handy and Fenner were imme- diately called in. A dose of warm salt water was administered, and the patient vomited. A stomBch-p1mp was brought into requisItioD, but all to no purpose. The patents body was rubbed vigor- ously, and thus exercised for several hours. Officer Gale and two speclals were detailed to watch the patient and exercise her muscles all night, which they did. Dr Fenner remained with her till she WAS out of danger. The causes which led her to attempt the act appear to be as follows: The soldier who brought ID the mail last evening from Fort Lowell gave her a letter from a soldier who had been her lover. The letter stated that he would have no more to do with her. She burned the letter, but Chief Appel found the envelope
 The soldier Is unknown at present. Mrs. Smiths true name is Minnie Edwards
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Plead Guilty.

This morning there was a sudden change in the line of action. hitherto pursued by the Clifton stage robbers. By their own request they came into court, and withdrew their former plea of not guilty, and Craymond and Coleman plead guilty. Briggs refused to change his plea, and was remanded to the GUS tody Of the Sheriff Sentence will be pronounced this evening at 5:30 o'clock. U. S. deputy marshal Evans says Cole man IS anxious for notoriety, and will do anything to be known abroad as a bad, bold man. In Graham county just after hls capture he was shackled with two biz log chains, and fastened to a bull ring In the floor, and had his hands cuffed behind him. When Evens took him he said with much bravado, "Oh, I'm bad man. and laughed as if he enjoyed the fun. The limits of the law in such 0henses are from two to ten years imprisonment
 Another story Is that Briggs turned states evidence, and that his testimony IS in the hands of the United States At torney, and that Coleman and Cray mond, suspecting this, withdrew their pleas of not guilty in order to make Briggs suffer with them, and that they will probably get five years apiece at Yuma
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
PRESCOTT NEWS.
The Raees-A Graphic Deception of Sixty
 Thousand Dollar Fire---DuII Times

Regular correspoudeuce of the CIrIzESl
 PRESCOTT, July ,.
 Our national holiday at the capital was marked by no special demonstration save the usual display of flags and few fire crackers by boys in bsckyards, as the city ordinance did not permit their ex- plOsiOn on the streets. The races In the afternoon attracted the crowd. Every one that could get conveyance rode out to the race-cOurse two miles north of the city. The races have been going on since Monday, and it has been har- vest for the livery men.
 Prescott has improved since my visit year ago. The Sherman House on the south side of the Plaza IS the most noticeable of the many buildings erected during the year. Several fine residences have been bnilt and others reftted and painted which makes the town appear thriving and prosperous.
 Ia In view of the anticipated railroad Communication, real estate has had quite boom and many strangers are here seeking investment either in min ing property or cattle ranches. The busI- ness of the town, however, IS not brisk, many of the property holders and trad CTS seem to stand with bated breath waiting the certainty of the coming of railroad connections with the A. and F. road.
 Now, $50 a. m., while writing, the cry of fire, fire P and the ringing of bells to give the alarm, calls us to witness one of the most disastrous cOnhagrations that has ever occurred in Prescott, and possibly in central Arizona. In com pany with Major Ingersoll we are at the scene of the calamity, standing in the court house square. The black smoke and flames soon burst from the roof of the Cabinet saloon, kept by Dan Thorn. Soon the restaurant adjoining was in flames, and despite all the efforts of the hose company and fireman who, aided by the citizens, could not suppress the the progress of the fire and smoke. In a short time 1t was found necessary to blow up the corner building occupied by Ellis < Whitney, to save the further de- struction of property. At this juncture the hook and ladder company from Whipple Barracks reached the scene. and rendered efficient aid in demolishiDg the wooden structure likely to come in the way of the flames, which were searching northward. In a short time the giant powder having been placed, the alarm was given, the crowd fell back, and the large twO-stOry frame building, with one crash, fell in heap of ruins to be consumed by the rapidly andvancing flames, which were only stayed by this wise and timely action of the authorities. Eight business firms and saloons are thus summarily thrust out of doors fixtures, furniture and goods in the rain, to-wlt: Ellis & Whitney, saloon; Dan Thorn, restaurant; J. s. Fisher, dry goods; Bones 6 Spencer, fruit store Fred $. Hubbard, cigar store: l.. P. Davis < O., ParlOr saloon; Thomas Milllgsn, bath house and barber shop J. Thorbeck, bakery. The estimated loss IS s60,0O0. The amount of insurance is $25,000.
 We are having daily showers, with cool nights.
 Respectfully yours,
 U. GREGORY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXt CCTION ISSUED
 ID out of the District Cour- Of the tIrst Juf- cial District Of tho Territory of Arizona. in and for Pima County. on O judgment rendered n said Court on the nrst day ot June, l->i m favor of J. M. Wilkins and C. N. SnOtwell and iSai.-i the Columhia Copper Company No. and 70, ] m la Copper Company No. 8, for the sun or four thousand and seven t -four and ll-luidol!ars with interest thereon at legal rate til piid- to- gether with three hundred and tNsury -'-ii' dollars cost and disbursements and aeciulHg costs ] have levied upon the following d.--cri1ei property. situate in HelvetIa Mining Distr-et' County of Pima. ArIz1ua Territory, tn-Ti- me mining claims located and known as Che topper kiuc the Copper Flend. the Iartar the Norii Star the HOodoo. the HIialgo F. t-coililo' the Victory. the Peach Ranch. tte Nori"A. ,le Florida, the Hlud0o. the Pieunly. fig Ad,l i-lc' the Baltic the Reindeer. and The Sky h.rh N'-- and the Hidalgn mill site. the same lai9 z a-'- fully described Iu @ deed from iieOrs' h. '.esa-' to George B. Chittsuden. dated June lt-.. '- -, and recorded m hber ij. paEs= l.- i' '55
 and 761 Records of Deeds of All'- n- TIP County. tu which recor.s nafsrs1e- r
 made for uor-s plste de-crp-- '
 property. 1,srrp
 And notice IS hereby gwen tH- yl sAl lr li- DAY. the 2lst-day of JULY l--', ai i- .-..fa uoon in front of The Court h0u-- in"-. '. . city of Tucson. County Of Psma, ] Ni-. -s.. ..a H public auction all of rho dcfrrd,rt- l--'. -,- and interest in and to the above le-cru.'l '.' erty. tO the highest and best 1iideg- i'. ,4-T T legal currency, t0 -ufi-fy -lld gyecgl'. ". ''' cu-fs. t. IT, fAJ 'l..-
 Sheriff Office. June 2y. l--l. --a' N'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14

where pencils and "copy" yelling printc CTS and frownlng and fawning publi were unknown, and food was so plenty that he only had to wag his jaw to live The delightful vision was brief, as the effects of the gas passed quickly away.
 Now, here Is my secret: Like the man on water, who only had one board be- tween him and death, so you are only separated by thin veil from my secret; yet 1t Is thick enough to hide 1t from you.
 Here his face flushed, his eyes bright ened and his whole frame trembled with emotion, as if he were about 10 disclose a mighty secret Continuing, he said:
 The erOnaut must make the same use of the fluid in which he proposes to travel as does the fish. He must be able to evolve from the ar a sufficient amount of gas to raise himself to any point after he has descended. By an electric process similar to that one you now see Tn progress can resolve the air into its primal elements, and like Frank lin, who caught the untamed lightning ou his kite and jailed It Tn Leyden jar, so do take from the air its lighter gases and store them at my will. Do you wonder at my excitement! There in that chest is the machine that does it. Now my story is quickly told Air, like water, is composed of two gases, in these parts by weight: oxygen, 23.0l; nitro gen, 1899. The specific gravity of nitrogen Is .9i When I go I shall take both electrical machines with me. for hydrogen is preferable for balloon ing to nitrogen. When my water supply runs short have the air to draw from by my own invention. When I have come down from a three-mile level to escape q wind that would take me to sea and meet another wind that would take me to a desert, l can evolve from the air toy my electrical machine sufficient gas to ascend again to the calm between the two winds. In other words, l am my own boss; sabe? tus go. And blind folding the reporter again, he led him forth to Millard's hack, and by the same manner he was taken home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Hercules on inc Exposition.
lecial CorresDondence of the CIrIzES.

v
 Casa CYANIDE. \. T., July 6, 1885
 A word about the exposition at Den yer. There Is 10 feature about this ex- position that can benefit Arizona one nickle. The exposition managers at the last exposition proved clearly to the commissioners of Colorado and those of other states and territories that the whole object of the exposition was a colossal money making scheme. 4 mammoth building to be paid for, a city railroad scheme, money in the pockets of few projectors of it, and to this end and for this purpose the commissioners from abroad were required to contribute time and expense in order that the pro- jectors of the exposition should reap the benefits. The managers of the exposi- tion at the close of the last exposition were severely and universally con- demned by the local commissioners of Colorado and others from abroad. Pre- miums were given for other projects, such as hOrse-racIng, fOOt-raclng, etc, but the prime object of the exposition, namely, mineral exhibit, received no recognition of merit as to premiums offered for excellence. The press of Denver, while courteous and manly, could not give to Arizona that deserved recognition so justly due her for the best exhibit of mineral unless doing great damage to the mining interest at home; consequently Arizona shuffled for her self, backed by her Chesterfelds. If Arizona desires to receive her just deserts she must look to the money centers of the east and Europe. No halfway station Ike Denver, presided over by few locally interested. can give to this territory an iota of advantage. Place Arizona to-day side by side with any state or territory and conscIen- tIously and meritoriously there is none her peer in natural mineral resources; not even rancherized, prairieized. cattle raising New Mexico can assume the first place. Yours, HERCULES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Notice of Forfeiture

TUCsON. Pu1A COUSrY. A r.. June el f,sA ITO JOHN DRUMMOND OR THOSE WHO
 4 may claim under hIm You are hereby not ned that the undersigned has expended One liu-- dred Dol ars m labor and improvements ugou each 0f the following banned and described mIr- IrE claims, situate m the Empire Mining De- trIct. Pima county. Arizona. to-wit: llrtla En- Ily. recorded February |, lss0. m Book H. pagss l62 and l63. County Recorders Othce of sad Pima county. also Fl Dorado. recorded Uecen- Der I, l--o m Book l., pages Iil and li- ID sad EecOrder'5 OthCe, also Aur ra. recorded Narrl il, 1881. m Book R pages t5S and t5l in sad Re- c0rJier's Otiice. also MInuahata No 2, reC0risd June 2. ls,O m Bou O. pages s2 and g-3 Iu sald kecorders OtIce, al-0 Saddle recorded F-trsa-y 10. l,.l, in Book ?. page 3.il. on -aId Eacorie-s Office, also Gilruy, recorded December !. l-> ll Book L. page 1i1. m sand kaCouier'- Otlcr. I order 70 hold sad mining claims under ihe pro visions of Section 232i Revised Statutes oi 'is United Stare-, being tha amount required 2" hold each of sad claims for the year ending De- cember 3i. lss2. And if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail nr refuse Co contribute your proportion of such eNpsudl-ure as a Cu-Owuer, your interest thrrcIn VIII become the property of the undersigned under sad Sec ton 132f.
 je23 sm ALBERT TRIBOLET
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Official Records.
DEEDS.

DEEBH.
 Thomas Porter and Hank P. Donnelly to Howard Flynn, an undivided Cne- third interest of Hank mine; S5. Wm. Bust and c. W. Weeks to H. c. Ollivar and s. E. Hall. one inning prop erty and one-half interest in another mlne, on Santa Catalina mountains, Sl,OOO.
 Magdalina Grijalba and Augustus Granlllo, her son to W. A Dalton, lot 6. sec. ?, T. II, $. R. 13, G. S 5. R. NJ, S5OO.
 Miss Jane Ramboz, wife of Henry Ramuoz to NJ. c. Elliott, an undivided one-half lots one and two block one hundred, SI00.
 Quartes Clap to Sidney L. Park, one-fourtn interest undivided and to Fl Capitan, Commodore. Middle, En sign, Mary E. and Major mines, $50. Presbyterian church to Congregational church, lot in the city of Tucson, 5000. mountains; by J. P. Ahern and Dan Herney.
 l.. Rickabaugh and D. ". Carriger, consisting of plain Greek cross within square
 LOCATION NOTICES. Big Blue mine, Baboquivari moun- tain-, by Winfield M. Sopher and LewIs Raney.
 Evening Star mine, BabOquivari noun tains, by same parties.
 Wheel of Fortune mine, Baboquivari mountains, by same parties.
 LIENS.
 J. W. Woodruff vs. Gunsight Mining Co.,; s242.
 D. Baker vs. Gunsight Mining Co.,; S234.
 c. Nelson vs. Gunsight Mining Co.,; S274.20.
 All. Hart vs. Gunsight Mining Co.,; SIPS.
 PF. billiard vs. Gunsight Mining O.; Sl2G.
 W. II. Wren vs. Gunsight Mining Co.,; S3l55.
 L. Reese vs. Gunsight Mining Co.,; S26263.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
GENERAL FUND.

No. l67, J. C.. Goodman, repairs of clock $500; Nc. l6S, E. J. Smith, services as coroner and burying indigent dead S434.S5; No. lG9. l.. Zeckendorf X Co., merchandise for jail, S270.3S; No. TO, H. Ward, services as constable, l.6O No. IT, c. H. Meyers, services as justice of the peace, SSS00; No. 1T2, Hudson S Co,purchase accOunts,services of justice of the peace and constable, Sl99.70; No, l73, l. s. Fried, purchase accounts, ser. vices jurors, county officers, taking tes- tImOny, support and burial of indigent persons, etc, S2,37SSS
 Upon application and for good cause shown,
 Ordered, that J. Me c. Elliot, county treasurer, be granted leave of absence to commence August 12th, 1883, and ter minate September 3Oth, 1883, upon de- sicnating and leaving a competent dep- uty to perform the duties of his office during his absence.
 Upon application and for good cause shown, and having designated c. c. Stephens and Alex. Campbell ss deputy district attorneys,
 Ordered, that F. NJ. Smith, district attorney, be granted leave of absence for sixty days to date from the day of bis departure from Tucson.
 Ordered that the Board stand adjourn ed to July 9th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 JAMES H. ToOLE, Chairman.
 Attest: WI. J. OSBORN, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
TERRITORIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. \. ". sheldon. Associate Justice.
 FRIDAY, July 6. Ezekiels vs. Santa Catalina c. Com Contipuad tili Tuly

Hon. \. W. sheldon. Associate Justice.
 FRIDAY, July 6. Ezekiels vs Santa Catalina c. Com Continued till July ..
 SATURDAY, July :. U. $. A. vs. William Coleman and Arthur Robbing |. $. Mail; nolle prosequi entered as to indictment No. c g. Defendants withdrew plea of not guilty and plead guilty, to appear for sentence at 5:30 p. ID.
 In re application, Robert Jones Non sghan-On motion of J. A. Anderson, esq and upon presenting a certificate from the Supreme Court of the State of Pennsylvania, and proof of good moral character, it is ordered that. said Robert Jones Monaghan upon taking the proper oath be admitted to practice at this bar. OConner vs. GRrdner-Demurrer arg ued and submitted.
 Wolfolk vs. Paul Motion for judg- ment on the pleadings argued and sub mitted. Messrs. Esrll, Smith. Campbell and Stephens entered as assistant coun- sel for defense. Case submitted.
 Zeckenderf X Co. vs. Girard, ct al Judgment for plaintiff.
 Van Hovenberg vs. Myers s-Demur- Ter sustained. Thirty days for defend ant to answer or demur.
 Wilkins and Starr vs. Jenicke, ct all Continued for the term.
 Farley vs. Galey-COntinued for the term.
 Sales ys. Mercer-Motion to replace on calendar denied.
 Ezekiels vs. San Catarina Copper Co. Judgment for plaintiff; stay of execu- ton for thirty days.
 Giant Powder Co. vs. Norton, Stewart < SmIth-Twenty days additional time to defendant to answer complaint. Enricht vs. Scott-Judgment for plain tiff
 US. A. vs. William Coleman and Ar thur Craymond-Defendants sentenced to five years imprisonment at Detroit. |. 5. A. vs. Alfred Briggs-Defendant withdraws plea of not guilty and pleads guilty. Sentence next Wednesday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

ALt7ANs flMA l9tNIf. A f
 ,-.... Auul I- I>-- ITO X \. LANCASTER OE THOsF Wgn' may claim under him an undivided .-. fourth ot the following dascrl bed u-o-s--.- fou are hereby notified that have avt,-rii .l .-. hundred dollars m lahOr and Iupr1v s-1s-- '--.-- each of the Pasqual and larr.~-a- r,i-. claims. Tyndail District. Pima county A-,----s oelng the same propertles located SsqtaH.b.-i lssl' by fasqual Maery, A. llnclsfr- l. ,5r.. Mercer and Frank F.. Cacy. and r..-,rla.i m F.,L R. page fsa, Pima cuuuty. Records ~ V-1s. ,- order Co hold sad claims under tt. r-lvI.l.--. 5 Sectlun 3334, Revised Starut-- of tta Ts,-.t States, being the amounts re41.-.,l t1 bn.5 -l- same for the yeur ending December l I.,1 --I that l myself have contributed yDur B5-tiI- thereof Therefore. t within eI days after ..-- vice of this notice of publication yiu s.iI 5--. fuse 70 contribute your proportion of -grt s, peudltures, as co-owner, your Iutert-. lr .a54 claims will become the property lf taa sgt scuber. under sad Section -s-L llar g-o--.-- ton of sad expenditure is Fifts Doihr,.
 ap2l 3m FRANK E.TACY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Notice of Forfeiture.
Tuosoy, PIMA CorSr,A.I.

AaF -sls -As NNs l-7as ITO SAMUEL M. sHORTRIDGE. YOU AEF Il hereby notified that the undersigned have expended Two Hundred Dollars Iu Iaborsr improvements upon each of the fllloWins named and described mining claims situate m the Helvetla Mining District. Pima county. An z0na, tO-wit. The l0ni. located November s l-Sl, nOtlce of location IS records iu B0ua of Mines, page Z5s. County Recorjer- Ot5c- of sad Pima county, and the Union located June ?. 1,s0; notice of location recorded iu Book O of Mines. page 293, sand Recorder, Office il orls- Go hold sad mining claims under the prlvi-iur. of Section 232l, Revised Stafute- of the United states, beng the amount required t0 hold sa.t of sad claims for the ysar- ending December 3l, lssl and December 3l. lss2. And # W.ta.- ninety days after this notice by publication y0u fall or refuse Co contribute your proportion I' such expenditure as @ co-Owner. tp wit. One Hundred Doliars on each Of said claims ya1- interest therein VIII become the property 1f t-s subscribers under said Section 2s34
 F.. W. SHORIkLDGE
 1aH ~ GTEpTTEN-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Hear What iha lsaf Say !

lt has performed a miracle iu my case.
 have no unea-thly noises in my head and hear much better.
 have been greatly benefited.
 Ny deafness helped a great dsal-think an- other bottle will cure me.
 2 Atz Virtues are QUESTIONABLE and Its Cr- AAIIfE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE, As THE WEIrEls CAS PERSONALLY TEsTIFF. BOTH FROM EXPEEI- EScE AND OBsEEvATIoS. Write at once to H4T- LOCK JENSET. Dey street. New York enclos- Ing SllQ, and yOu will receive by return .. reIlety that VIII enable you Co hear ike any body else, and whose curative effect will bs per-na- nsni- You will never regret doing su- u-''LDITOE MERCANTILE KEvTEE
 ET-l To avoid loss in the mails, please send money hy Registered Letter.
 Only imported oy HAFLOCk sS JENNEA,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Probate Notice.

DROBATE COUET. PIMA COUNT. A P In the matter of tae e-iate 0t ti4t.r5 ti-. teca. deceased.
 Notice IS hereby gwen by the uudgr-i.ua,I .F- mInlstratrlX uf tbe estate of Gabinu Or-ay- deceased, Co the credItOr- of saIi decs..sa,i -' present theIr claims with tha proper volr5s-. to sald admirlstratrIx. at thr u-ilc- uf < Ans. ui Pennington street. Tucson. Pias -1urft q T.. within ten months after the tr~t uab..rsr..- of this notice.
 Tucson. June 16. 1-,3.
 CARMEN uE OETETA AdmlnlstratrlI of tho Estate of GabIua Orreca
 deceased. -.tsU-l7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
The Graham Countr Court.

Judge Sheldon has vacated the order for the special term of the Graham county dlstict court. beginning July 20.
 The reason why he did this was because it is the busy tune of the year with the Graham county people, being their har- vest time, and 1t would work hardship on them co take them from their fields to sit as jurors. Another reason was that only criminal cases can be tried at special terms of court, and Judge SheI- don would prefer iO clean up their calen- dar as he goes along. The cost of feeding their prisoners will be far less expense to the county till the regular term of the court there, next November. than the expense would be 10 hold court there nov.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
A Carh

To all who are suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood. etc, will send recipe that will curs you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in Soutb America- Send a self-addressed en- SeloPe to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station ID, New York City. o31-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
EARS for the MILLION :!
Foo Ghuu's Balsam of Sharks oil
Positively Restores the Hearing, and l. The Only Absolute Cure for Deafness
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This Oil is ahstractsd from peculiar species of white shark. caugtltIu the Yellow Sea, known as CAECHARoDoS BoNDELETu. Every Chinese nsh- erman knows if. It's vIrtues ls restorative Of bearing were discovered by O Buddhist priest about the year ltll- Its cures were uumsgOus and many SD seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was officially p-uclnimed over the enflrs Empire. Its use became SD universal that tJr over alu years no deafness has existed among th- Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid. co any add iress ar SI .nU Der bottle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14

QuINLlN-FQ1LE-In T1cs,n July 8. Iss3. by .gudSe J. s- Wood, Mrs. Anna Foyle and James DOLE-MEADOW-Near Pheui1. July 8. by the
 Mise RosA A. Meadow
 TAYLOR-DUCLOS-I San F-zucisco. July
 by hey- r. K. Dllle. CAspar Taylor of T0ulb-
 stone. to Jennie Duclos. of San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Prnhafn Nnfice-

ESTATE OF CHAELES BEIsWlNG.EeI. .li Df- r. ,.sas.-I N1fica is hereby gwen -o the cre'i- ;r.--- ..F and sIl lar-uu- having claims Hssiil-l CbarIs- B.-sg-infer. decea-ed co present them yrirH fbe proper youcheu- Co the admiui,tFateI 0f tha estate of sad deceaset withln ten monte- ,f..r The t-st publication of thls uouce. at hi- [Isrs ,r husi1.s-. No. Ilt ConEr s- rect. tul- .tsir-I Ir Tucson. Pima county, Arlzoua-
 June 3. 1885 r, ,.-.,.,- .5,,,ris-rs.or of the estate of Charles Bai-
 vs1ncer. deceased J
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
N0tirp tB ETpllt1TS

HESITATE OF JESUS sCARRILLO DECEASED r. Notice IS hereby gwen by the u11er-.--.' .' e-sI -o tIa creditors of and all psr-ol- ia'l-- cIafu- al,alnst sad deceieut. Co preseni Il--' with tbs necessary vYucher-. to the -iii t.. isfrator ar his residence, No. 4e Man -ff,.- ma fir.t publication Of this notice
 LEPOLDO CARRlLLO Fxecutor of ths Estate Of Je-us Oarri.l. -'-