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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
MdCHISERY,
uAviNa DISSOLVED rAnT,,..,,,

HAviS8 DISSOLVED PAKTsE.su,p
i L and permanently closed the Chestnn,
street Iron works, desire 10 inform INV old
still In the business, being located IN ma Pann
Iron Company's oTks, North Plum street
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
oieNery uelIlptlol, ana will be pleased 10
serve all who may favor me with their natronn' ~
age. From 40 years Experience In the business
the best mechanics, am sati ,fied car 'OS k INK
antee entire satisfaction. Castings male from
mixture OF IRON and steel which are more re-.
liable for strength and durabilitv Than tha
best cast iron known. teeth roll ninions
rolls and rolling mil work a specially. Cast.
ings mado OF very soil iron, and brass cast
ters al the well and fayorably known MowPrar PaS
Corn and Cob Crusher, RENTED and imprnvaI
parts, TO replace Old ones wbich have hpo pUI a. a.
U.S., use Tor years guaranteeing them to give sat.
anRli-5mJ re MoCUIIEv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
A nAEa -. n L (

kidney. Wort cured me from nervous weak
ness &C. after had not expected To i've -
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Il. Goodwin, Ed. ChriNidn Monitor,
Cleveland, ohio.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
-mAYE YOII KIDNEY DISEASE

Is YOUR BACK LAME MD ANHINN 4,
ktdneY.Wort q bottle) cured me when l
Was so lame had TO roll out of bed
c. VI. Talmage, Muwau zee, Wis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
.,-vvEp,ScrR0N uIARETEs,

SJFFEKING FROM DTABEIE'
"biiney-W ort is the most succesStulrtmcuy
I have ever used. Gives almost tmmedlate re-
liet, t,"-Dr. Phillip Z. Ballou, Monkton, VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
PHILIP MOOR E
Rheumatic Syrup

Is the greltist Blood Puriher known and will
do.all that ID claimed Tor II, Send Tor pamph.
let OF testimonials and read OF those " ho have
been cured by its use
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
ARE ynt- CONsTIPAIEp,

" Kidney. NOTt made me sound In liver ana
Kidneys alter years OF ofuusucCcsstuI dOytoring.
Its worth 90 4 boN.'-Saml Hodges, Williams
town, West Va.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

Rheumatic Syrup Co., Rochester, n. Y.
For sale by druggists. Price o. 90 aer bot.
tie or bottles for sS.OO.
oct4Iyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

AS an inyigorsnt, Hostetter's stomach Bit
ters has received the most positive endorse
ment from eminent physicians, and Ia. long
occupied a foremost rank among STANDARD
proprietary remedies. Its properties as an
Alternative OF disordored conditions of the
stomach liver and bowels, ana a preventive
OF malRrial diseases are no less removed, aud
have been accorded emphatic professional re.
CONNIE ndatlon.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers TO whom
apply tor HosteIter's Almanac tor 1884.
dL.lmdeOt6w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

LII OIaARs MANUFACTURED ON THE
"A premises and are Us represented NO
iHAkTMAS's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

"Nidney.w ort has done better than an
other remedy | nave ever used in my pta
tlce. ."-Dr h, X. Clark, sesth Hero, VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
HAVE you MALARIAi

ARE YOU CONsIltA Al Eb
= Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation ana
cured me after 10 years use OF other meiicine.
Nelson FairChild, st AlDans, vi.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

Kidney-N ort has done me more good tn
any other remedy have ever taken
Mrs J. T. Galloway, nix Flat, oregon
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

LADIES, ARE YOU SUFFERING
Kidney-WOrt cured me OF peculiar uOu.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise iL"-MTs. IL. LamOreauI, Isle
La Motto, VI.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

ARE you RHEUMATISM RACKED1
" Ktdney.N Ort cured me after was gty en-
MP to die by physicians and | mad suffered 80
years. s."-Elbridge Malcomb, West Bath, Ne
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

kidney.w permanently cured me o
bleeding piles. Or. W. L. Kline recommends,
Il 70 mei'-Geo. II. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank
Myerstown, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

Trains connect at Reading with tIains toand
nom philadelphia, PottsviIe, Harrisburg, Al.
lentown and New York, via bound Nroob
Route.
At Columbia with trains 20 ana from icrh,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Froderick and Balti.
more. NJ. WILSON. Suut.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

at Lancaster with Niagara Express at gb
viii run through tO Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Limo, west, at l:3o, win
run through to F-odoriCk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

DENkshLSANlA RAILROAD NEW
Il sChEDULE - ON and AFTER sUSDA
NONEMB BER, ls, lsSS, trains on tho PenpsyI
yania Railroad will arrive At and leave the
Lanoaster and Philadelphia depots "a follows
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Mrs NJ. ii. Il. Goodwin, Ed. ChriStidn M0nHor,
Cleveland, Ohio.
HAvEYOU BRIGHT'S DISEASE
kidney Wort cured ms when my water
was jlst ike chalk and then Ike blood:
Frank wilson, Peabody, Mass
SUFFERING FROM DIABETES
biiney-W ort is the most successful rrmcuy
have ever used. Gives almost tnmediate re-
iiet"-Dr. Phillip Z. Ballou, Monkton, VI
HAVE YOU LIVER COMPLAINT
kidney.WoTt cured me OF chronic Liver
Diseases after prayed To die'-licnrY ward,
late Lo!. e9th Nat Guard, n. l.
IsYoUR BACK LAME AND ACHING
kidney.Wort q bottle) cured me "hen
was so lame had 70 roll out OF bed.
G. NJ Tslmage, MuNanAee, Wis
HAyEYOU KIDNEY DISEASE
"kidncy.Wort made me sound ia liver ana
Kidney alter years Of funsucCcsstuI doetoring.
Its worth tIO box -SAml Hodges, W illlAms'
town, West Va.
ARE YOU CONsTIPATED'
Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation ana
cured me after 10 years nse OF other me iicine'
Nelson Fairchild, ~. AlDans' W.
uAvEYOU MALARIA
"Nidney.Wort has done better than any
other remedy nave ever used In my prac'
tIce."-Dr. Il. r. Clark, s<Aath Hero VI
ARE YOU BILIOUS?
kidney " ort has done me more good than
any other remedy l have ever taken"
Mrs. j. I. Galloway, nix Flat, Oregon.
ARE YOU ToRMENTED WITH PILES
Kidney. Wort permanently cured me OF
bleeding piles. Dr. W. Z. Kline recommended
it 20 me- ''-Geo. II. Horst, Cashier Nj. Bank,
Myerstown, Pa.
ARE you RHEUMATISM RACRED
" Kidney.W ort cured me after was given
ND 10 die by physicians and | mad suffered 80
years "-kl6ridge Malcomb, West Bath, Ne.
LADIES, ARE YOU SUFFERING
Kiney-WOrt cured me OF peculiar tTOu.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise iL"-Mrs. IL. lamOreauT, Isle
La Motto, VI.
II you would Danish Disease anu Gain Health
take
KIDNEY-WORT,
THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
rst,sLnss' sU,B.
I AsoAsrEa AND MiILnNsv,,L. -,

4 AkUAsTEK AND NiILkNsSilih -.
i 4 Cars run as follows
Leave Lancatser tf, X nppot;, Nt 7, y, tio
l!S0a w., aud q 4, s ana $50 y. M, eAcent or
Saturday, when the last car le0vca NJ q.SD u. m
Leave Millcrsyille dover eud) at 4, and.ls
O. NJ, and |, 8, D and y. IN.
Cars run deiiv on shDvo time except on sun
dAv.
{ (tOLUmBlA = nokT pnrosir RAIL.
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains now run regularly on tho Columbia
Fort neposit Railroad ON the following
time!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28

Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
at T.iO y. M, has direct connections without
change OF carsl to Columbia and York.
Fast Line west, on sunday, when tagged
viii stop at Dovningtown, Coatesville, PRrkes
burg, Mount JOY, EliEabethtown and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Mail
Train, No. l, Western Express and Pacific kx.
press run daily.
The time here given IA Eastern time, or that
OF the 18TH meridian, whice IL minute and
seconds faster than that heretofore used.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

The White House respectfully calls the special attention of the ladies tC their importations in millinery goods this fall. We have retarded the pur chase of goods in this department or purpose, in order to first carefully ob serve what are being offered as novel ties in the varlous markets, and m order to only then select whatever we find tC be of intrinsic merit and tasty in execu. ton. In our final selection We think we have succeeded admirably, and art confident as ever to lead tkis season iu this particular branch of our business Our entire stock is reple,e with novel tles m every department, which We will be pleased to exhibit within this week We would note that We have opened this day Prime Ostrich Fumes and Tips in all new shades and varieties; one case Ladies and Misses Plush and Beaver Hats, untrimmed assortment of colors perfect; also our first invoice of I'm ported Pattern Hats, of which. however We will have more to say in due time Protiting by the experience of former years, the White House has every req son tO believe that 1t will successfully cater to the taste of the most fastidious of our ladies this season, ss well as heretofore, and merely begs to add iI conclusion that Millinery being one oi our numerous departments, We can well afford to sell our most choice goods at very reasonable prices. Inviting kind patronage, respectfully,
 $. c. MEYER ( Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
A Revelation i'm single Number
 DruMiuas

sT-FVery ticket holder his own supervisor, can cull out the number on hi- ticket and see the corn spending uumbor on the tag placed m the wheel an his presence. The-e drawings wIu occur on the last IhurEday of every month. Read the magnificent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Ariznna NenE.

l Neil Mcleod won the slgrciag matcI at Tombstone on the 9th inst. His an- tagouist was knocked out on the fourtl round-Globe Chronicle.
 Thomas Doyle while at work in the tunnel of the A VI. B. R. F. was so un, fortunate as to have his arm broken by a falling rock.-Silver Belt
 As fe go to press the preliminary ez. | animation of the stage robbe-. GIvgus 1 Is still m progress. Sheriff AenEle has succeeded m making such a strong casa against him, however, that there i> bu, little doubt of his beng held Co await the action of the next Grand Jury Prescott Miner.
 The examination of 2. Giyeus, charged with rohbIug the Wickenbery stage on Tuesday night, commenced before Judge NcC-ew yesterday afternOon.c con tinued in progress until late hour last night, was concluded this afternoon. re- sulting in Giyens being held in the sum of Sl,uOO to appear before the grand Iury.-Prescott Journal
 The MT. Nahoney, the phlebotomist. who recently did a little blood lettin Tor a Mr. Taylor in the Nontezuma sa- loon' much against the lG-;er's will however, was released last night 70 $500 bal, John Eliis and W D. Black gong on his bond. He was gwen @ prelimina- rR examination before Judge Fleury this afternOon.-Prescott Miner
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Careless Shooting.

A drunken fellow named Mac was walking along Pennington street yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock carrying some meat in his hand. A large and valuable Newfoundland dog.
 belonging to T. l.. Stiles, came along the sidewalk at the same time and smelled of the meat in Macs hand. Mac says the dog was trying to bite his leg, and pulled a pistol and shot the dog, and tried to fire a second shot, but was too drunk t0 do it. Deputy Sheriff. Carillo heard the shot at the courthouse and ran Up to the Methodist church where Mac was trying to ex- plain to crowd how he did it, and took his pistol away There weEe a number of little children playing upon the street at the tune, and the bullet might have hit a stone and glanced and killed one of them. Such careless shooting should be checked. md the offenders made an example of. Every evening from one to three wild shots can be heard, and 1t is getting to be altogether too common.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Stage RobherH.

Sheriff Henkle and Deputy Vande burg arrested, Wednesday evening last as being the perpetrator of the recent stage robbery, an old man named Givens who lives in West Prescott, near Blacks old feed yard. He was trailed from the scene of the robbery to his home by three Indians, employed by the Sheriff. From the evidence presented by the trail, Givens, after robbIng the stage endeavOred to confuse his trail by moving about in different directions with his feet sncased in gunny sacks The Indians succeeded in unravelling his walk around. and finally found a clear trial, marked with peculiar de- sIgn wrought by the nails in his boot Givens, on seeing the Indians approach his abode evidently understood that the game was up, and hurrIedly burned some late papers in his possession.
 Givens IS an old man, reputed to be in feeble health, and from antecedents re- mote from the occupation of a TO. q agent. He came, we believe, to Prescott from Santa Clara county. Cal, and wss for some time engaged in rsnching al Mint Valley.
 The fact that the stage has been robbed on two previous occasions at the same place and in about the same manner points to Givens as the per. petrator of ell these robberies.-CouTier
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
A Growing BusineSs.

Good wiae is not only taken "for the s,onlchs sake," but moderately used i; warns th c1uling blood of the aged into a temporary semblance of youth. fulncss, forgetful Of ills that beset man. kind upon all sideg. l. ia therefore a matter of cong atulation to the people of Tucson that the Garfield wine and iUqGor house, on Mesiila street, has secured an immense stock Of the choicest California wines. The pro- 1retor, Mr. William H-yn, fully under stands the requirements of the public, aud has sought to supply them with standard goods. He offers the best in- ducemeuts to purchasers, at wholesale or retail, as he purchases directly from urst hands. He bHs choice clarets and lte wlue, port, sherry and other wines, and liquors of all kinds, together with an immense stock of cigars. A large trade is done in bottled goods, and "a. fgmIiy trade IS one of the specIaltles uE inc house. \ very inviting and pleasant sitting room has just been completed, where one can sit and sip tl, charming beverages in quiet seclu- sion, or take a tempting German lunch.
 In addition to other articles, stock .t Worcestershire and other sauces Is ss-c in bulk; also pickles, olives, olive oIl, cheese, prepared mustard, white wine vinegar and many dainties and tooth some yiauds.
 A large stock of household crockery and rI45syrara will be closed ouf at Very low prices. Restaurants, camps and miners can be supplied with choice gDlCs at satisfactory prices, and tsamstars and miners can purchase emp-y wine barrels for hauling water. In fact. there are but few luXuries or even necessities of life but can be ob-ai1ed at the Garfield wine and liquor house. Give 1t a call
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Proposals for FItur.

.
 ! lrQrtRTTls DErf..I2U rI r A---s. | OFFICE tHIEF ton1Is-sLi --l-..- E ! W hHrrIE EtlHtgE-. PDHsC.-L t.. '. .--.. ! S FAILED PROPOSALS, IN IlalLlO OA-- | ~ subject Co ttr usual ualr.r-I.E.. u-a b" .- | celsei uf ttI- u-i." and q. ifH u-.a.- .. l 1Ug tUuml--lue- uf SlU-IafauU. ar f.. fH..'- ! n- name pu-f-. ulrl' l-ur.Hr- CHHr. u-. NuVs. ler l. l--i, a. winch tIH. -r will 1s opened iu pra-suga 1I 1.aa..-. Tor .l-. lI-t irr and aliEa-E .f Flour. .l- follow. Forf AraciH \. J. -N .II De. Fort IHTl. . F.. Z-.frr r.-. iorf Grant A- I-. l...IFE-s t.- Ifrrc. s-.. A. T.. .sHfu r'- Fas- irE. n. \. -- r1.. oE-. Fort NcuUEs.l, a. I.- --.. .. l-. .--
 lh mas A- T., iiuuU. 1-, For. ts-'a. A. l- -l,-
 cCl rs Whpp.e Barracks A. T.. 7a.H De.
 lruuusil- must hr accom- iI.."1 Hg a bond
 wIff tvu -uretre-. l1 tre sum "I >l,'N each au
 iu accordance vIth tt- form urs-CrIaej. A pro-
 po-al .uEccoupaulr hy -urh bond Wlu not b.
 Cou-Idared. The right r1 diuIllst tae aUurrf
 t0 br purchased ut tte re-rectIve pusfs i- r
 served by the Governments and. v'l-r tre coz sent of the hldirr Co whom uu award i= rla..a z may be increased. Delivery rf our-talf ta. amount awarded will be required within forty live days and he balance within ninety lly- at- teruotIhcation of award NI buds wi.l Hs ar's e tanned unless sample- be furui-Hed. which --.- q not be of lees weight than lL Iour1- -u mark. as Co be easily identified and -luIlf r-ar. ..H CFFICE on or before the date for oUeUfr- bIll-. 2 standard sample of four of tra gga.Ifs -li- 70 vertiseinent contempiafes ulu ba tlrl. -fe.. agi ders on application. winch apullclt.nr -HUul. .. nF de at the earliest practicable date The G.v- arumeut reserves the night Co reject any or 'l proposals.
 Blank proposals bonds and full infu-ma.8- ls Co the manner of bidding. condIfiulz -o G observed by bidders. and terms of c0atrsr and payment VIII be [ rniz- cd on aprlicl-n- 70 -hls otlce. or to the oulmIssaries Of rhe r1-r-.
 ETvelopes cortalnluG proposals shoGll ls marked Proposals for tHur at- 70 ar. addressed Ju the undersigned. or to the Corr.1.- ary at the post tHAS. P. EAGAN
 oclaSt" Captain and c. S., | s. Army
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Amateur Surgeons.

T. |. Stiles and G. A. Cum performed a surgical operation upon the valuable Newfoundland dog, belonging to the
 orner, on Saturd y. The dog had been -hoi 1n Pennington street by drunk the evening before. The ball entered the left hip, passed through the thigh, and lodged in the inner side of the stitie. Touious draughts of chloroform were ldmrnis' s'ere3 to the animal till It sue cumbed To the effects of the etherial l-u-. Then while Mr. Stiles held the lninsl firmly down on barrel. which was roughly improvised for dissscting table, Mir. Cum with a silver butter znit- deftly cut through the epidermus ,aninus, and extracted the leGden mes sengsr Cf death, as poets call it. The ball was safely cut out, and is kept as a trophy. The wound was sewed mp with bale rope. The dog was carried out in he fresh air, revived andis fast recover ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
A MOTHERS LOVE.
Mrs. sallie Acebedo. of Oregon, Eecovers
 Her Abducted Child.

'Ars. Salhe Acebedo. of Oregon, EecOvers
 Her Abducted Child.
 Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, an excited woman applied to Probate Judge Woods for warrant to arrest parties who were running away with her little tyfo-and-a-half-year-old girl. The necessary papers were at once made out and placed in the hands of Constable Brady, who immediately proceeded to the Russ house, and found the title girl locked up in a room, and brought her before Judge Woods, when the mother told her story as fellows:
 Her name is Mrs. Sallie Acebedo, and she lives in Oregon. She worked on the Oregon ranch vltL her husband for Col onel Hardin. Some trouble arose be- tween herself and her husband, and she went Co visit a neighb0r, taklng with her the child. While there her husband came and took the little child while it was playing out in the yard. He gave the child 10 & brother of his named ActbeiO, who took # 10 Nevada, and thence Co oa,raulcuto. The pluczy mother started out in pursuit, and traced the fugitivgs Go Nevada. She came near catching them at Truckee. At Sacramento she met some of theIr relatives Vho told her that the parties with her child had gone to Tue son or Sonora She now believes they had her chlld then iu Sacramento. She did not tell them where she was going, but came right down here, and spent her time searching for the child, and watching trains. Yesterday she saw parties with her child come in on the noon emigraut tram, and go t0 the Hnss House. She then made the complaint before Judge Woods. Constable Brady could not find the parties. They made themselves scarce s-nce then.
 Judge Wood, many years ago knew Mrs Aceb-do's father, a Mr. Lowe, whc lived on PItah creek, in SolanO county, California
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Application fnr T r.,...

A-AAaN M|f.I.- I.NNrU ..H#....
 IUCsON, AEIZoNA S.utar t.- ,., NOII1E F. Is HEREBY CIV. \ Tasr .e. ~ hs r, Huntgu ctuu. N.l--. f...-. .al.. '-- ! i- iu care of T l.. Sri.e-. Tucson pla. ' Arizoua. h'.- thls day filed ..- -ar.l.--.- -.' | patcnt Tor l-tu near feet .f rI. U..-.-r .. velu bearing gold and -flve-. v.tI -..-f .. lot lcei iu ~Idth. =ltGafed II l4h.l. T.r.- r-- trict- county or Pima and Ier-lfsrv .r s--.'- '- ! and iesignaJ't hy the te.d uat-- and ..t.l. -- on pie m thls ot ce A- Lot Nu c.. .-. ...I .--- said Lot No id being a- follows. f0-g,-- -'''-- beglnulug at the IuIual mouurr.-- .- .r - Ter or the rorthraSfer.y end or .r. r.rr. - post 2Tt lnehes. 8 feet high. -e- o-a f..- .--. i i"vii'l SI E n n mound or sio1e-. and rarsaf-t l ID. VI C. No. !. whence a iar.-l t-.. 2 ...a l ln diameter, bears c 1j Ct. C mn N -r.s distant, being marked 'D N R. ..- shaft bears ts deg ir.a., VI F.. r.... .i,...-. ant United S atr- Mineral n ruu.rr N t '. s inches distant. Thence < @ deg E. min s1J faa- -.. ..... , l inches m dl1mejer feet high -eg lrs I..-...
 6 Fl"S-J I5 | iii a a mound ot -foae- and n--a
 Thence \ fs deg l5 mn W I50u f-., -.. ,..,.. q, lnchfs m diameter, fest mch se- u-. r.- ,- tne ground m Jnd of stone. and ,-.-s-i
 Ri M- S' |. t- the SE corner OF claim
 Thence \ @ deg l1 mn W co rs.- -..-.... |. inches in diameter 8 3fe.. al-H. -sr 0-. f..-.-.. ground, m mound of sfuue- 5r.I r-r--. n. Nl- w. E. C- the soUfhW.st e.I center --'--- ,lell' Wteice t-r or-iual center monument
 a NH
 Thence \ C deg W Jof.st tt1a l.-- E.-..... . diameter. s feet hlEl. set one foor m In. .----t m a mount of stones. and ua-.4.I ..l '' b. V C. the w Corner 1f th- c-lu-
 Thence t7 deg ll min I ir. F.at r....-s inct'- m diameter. 8 te.. lr.I -.. .H. rr.- ---. ground, m e mound of -tou.-. ar. - n N, N- W-C-' che NV curnar.t r.. ..
 Thence q aas, E aH f..- -r-.. .....' h. -rUmuE.
 Magnetic variation ile, ls z ral.. -aa-- .-.. 2us~ acres
 The loca-uu Of thi- uIra i- -...-T.. -. Recorders odlce 0I Pm. cogH... tlr.-. .- Book C. Record of HLe-. pae-
 ~ilJ and aL rrr-ua- cIIlulT- ..r.--.e mp portion or -lld Desert Mue ar ..s.... .-.--5 are fegu1rel Co ll- tl.IE lty.r-. |. ... ..... -.. keEi-ter Of the United State T..# t.... Tucson, in Che Territory o' Ar-.l.. Ga-.r.- he -lXiy days period of publication ..-..f l..v VIII he barTed by virtue of Che pro. .-..r- s- ..s statute. BEN 1. THOMAS. E-l..a-
 lt IS hereby ordered that tho fo-.airt-.-i.a 0I phcarion for patent he paa.-...I f.- .-s perod of ten consecutive weeks an r.. lrfr..,t OiIlzEN, weekly newspaper pubI-...ts- Tr. son, Pima county, A T.
 BEN M. THOMAS. E--z-s-
 Date of first publication, S-ptemhar-.