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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST UDL ! eial District ln the county Of Rus, Ierri- tory of ArIzoua-
 Mary T Esgan. plaintiff. agalnst Corne,ius Ea-
 gan. defendant.
 First Judicial District In and for the county ui Pima m the Territory of Arizona. The Terri tory of ArIzOna sends greeting Co Ooruelus La gan.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 aTL pear m Hn acton brought against you by ttt above named plaintiff ID the District Court oi the Flrst Judicial District In and for the county Of Pima in the Territory of Arizona. and an. sNer the compainf hled with the Clerk Of thls Court at Tucson. ID sad county la copy of which complaint accompanies this summunsl within twenty days leNclusIVe of the day Cf servicel after service upon yUu Of this summons. Il served m his county; but fl served out uf the county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days. Inns action is brought Co obtain decree of the COur- sdiudging you guilty of WIllful d-sertion oi plaintiff for more than one year from the com. fnencement Of thls acton and Of vlllful neglect Co provide plaintiff the necessarles or comforts of life for the same period of time. y having the ability to provide tne same. and faillng Co do by reason of your idieness and pr,fii gacy that the marriage now existing etwesn you and the plaintiff be dissolved. and for such other and fuller relief as may be just and proper.
 And you are here g uotlhed that fl you fasl tl appear and answer The complaint as above re. quIret, the plaintiff will apply tO the Court foi the relief therein demanded and costs and dis bursemenfs m this behalf exp-nded.
 UIVeD under my hand and the seal or sait DIs trict Court, st Tucson, thus Z2d day of December 4. D. l---
 l~eall Is. WILLIAMS C-crk.
 A true copy attest: R. II. PsUI- Sherin
 Earll smith stephens. Plff g. Atiyz. ia1s 60l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
John McCaher;y.

A New York dispatch states that Captain John McCaferty has written a letter to the Associated Press, denying the statement of the Dublin dispatch. He says: 'Inasmuch as that for many years I have been actively engaged in inning operations in Arizona and else where, and am well known on the Pacific Slope, throughout the Atlantic States, and to some extent Tn Europe, especial ly m London, in connection with mining operations, l desire simply to inform ny friends that am not .he person sought for as "Number One" Since my discharge from imprisonment by the British Government, in 1871, I have not been connected with any Irish urganlza- tion or with any movement connected with Irish aifaits. IT such denial be necessary, I totally deny any thought, act 9r participation in the affairs fe- terred to by Carey, or any connection herewith"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
summons.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI l eial Di-trict. in the county of Pima Tern tory of Arizona.
 Dsgid Allen. plaintiff against Washington Sil-
 yer Mining Company. defendant commons.
 Action drought in Che District Court of the Flr-t Judicial District m and for the county ni Pima m the Territory of Arizona. The Tern tory Of Arlxona uds greeting Co Washington Silver Mining Company.
 You are hereby sun moned end required Co ap pear in an acton brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the Dl-tricf Court oi the tIrSt Judic al nIstrict m and for the rouut of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona. and ans ger the complaint flied with the Clerk of thl- Court at Tucson. m sad county Ia copy of which com plant accompan.cs this summousi within twenty days lexciusIve of the day of >ervlceI after the -er'ics upon you of thIs summons, { served In ilI- county, but f served out ut tts county an within this district then within tlIrry days; ln { other ctse- z rty days.
 Aut you are hereby notified that If you iail Co appear and answer the complaint aboVe re- quired. the plaintiff VIII take judgment by de- fault against ysu for The sum ot s-1i and iess.l iutercsf e ereor from the date Lcroo. until pald. and costs and dishursameu ID thIs behalf ax- pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of -aid District Court, at Tues D, tlis -sd day Of Jan ua-y. A. D. 1s,3
 IL sI l.. $. WILLIAMS Clerk.
 B IT. Herpfsrd. Atty. for T. f mos flI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
The Mines OrPinaI.
Drill


 All around the King there is much ac tivity.
 On the Mowry they are still sinking II porphyry, expecting to strike the contin uation of the Silver King ore body.
 c. II. Wheeler struck large body ot iron ore carrying some gold, in the foot hills below the Surpriser mine.
 The Pinsl Consolidated has shipped G30O0O pounds of bullion since the fur ace started on January 9th.
 The work on the Africa, in the Con, tinental ledge, shows large body of ga lena. assaying from SlS.0O to $500 IT silver.
 At the Silver King mil the well bor- CTS have gone 140 feet. They are now in soft rock. The hole drilled IS siN inches in diameter, which gives a GIT conference of eighteen inches.
 Rogers District is excited over the rich strikes. The World Beater bids fair to beat the world. They are taking out at the rate of one ton of ore per day tO each man. some ore running from S400O0 to Sl.600 per ton. Each man cleans at least Sl50 co day.
 The Windsor mill is now in complete running order. The pack trains are busy packing ore from the Mount View mine to the wagon road at the base of the hill, whence waPons haul it to the mill. There will he a plentiful supply of ore at the mill in a few days 10 keep I. running.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
NuM mons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI. | clal District, Iu tle County of Pima. TerritO- " Of Arizona.
 Hsrrie. X. Lawrence. Plaintiff. against Frank
 T. Lawrence, Defendant. lCOpy of sum-
 mons.
 Action brought iu the Dis-ret Court of the Irst Judlclsl District in and for he 'ouuty of Pima. Territory of Arzona. The Territory of Of Arizona sends greeting Co Frank T. Law renee,
 fou are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear ID an action brought against you by the above-uamed plaintiff In the District Court of the First Judicial District m and for the County of Pima m the Territory Of Ar zona. and an- swer thc complaint filed with the Clerk of thls Court at IucsOn In ssId county la copy of winch complaint accou anies this Eummon-), within twenty days leIcluslVe of the day of servIce) after the service upon you of tLIs summons, if served m thls county; but fl served out of rhe county and within thlz District. then within thirty days; in al other case- forty days
 And you are hereby notified that lf you fall Go appear and answer the complaint Gs above It. quired the plaintiff will apply Co the Court for the relief therein demanded. and costs and dis burssments m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and th- seal of said Dis trict Court at Tucson, thls al-h day of Decem- Der. A, D., 1ss2.
 IL s.l T.. <. WILLIAMS. Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
A SmallBattle.


 J. II. Igo, n prominent cattle dealer of thIs county, IS experiencing some difficulty in fulfilling a beef contract made with a contract9r on the AtchisOu Topeka and Santa Fe railroad in New Mexico. Igo engaged the servIces of 6 rustler who took a pasear into Sonora and soon returned wI;h fine herd with out going through the formality of pay. ing the owner, although he was to have been paid by Igo, who acted Tn good faith. Shortly after the arrival of the cattle at camp a band of Mexicans ap- peared and claimed the cattle as their property. Delivery vas refused and the Mexicans opened fire and killed q butcher in the employ of Igo and severe. ly wounded two others. Our informant did not sttte whether the stolen cattle were returned or not, but as the Mexi- cans outnumbered the whites the chances are that ere this the cattle are once more browsing on their native hills.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
SuninOuS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FRS p- elai District. m the County of Pima Ief7'' Clara k. keelsr, Plaintiff. against Wm. T. h-e Ter, Defeudeut. lto opy of ~ummou--l Action brought iu the Ilstrict ( ourt O. t- tirst Judicial DIs,rIct m and for ihr ouniy q. PIma. m The Territory of Arizona. Do lerrii'fi of Arizuna sep is greeting Co W m T. h-eler. You arr hereby -ammuued and required to ls- pear in stn acton brought against you by t.i above named plaintiff the Dlstrict Court o the First JudIclzl D DIsrrIct and for the 'olnii of Pima in the Territory of A1zonz, and CT zwer The complaint led vith the Clerk oi t.l-' Court at iucsou. m stId colnty Ia copy of uhifl complaint accompanies thls sL mmonsi riill- twenty days texclasITe sf the day of serTll- after The -erVIce upon you of thls summon- A served In this county; but [ served out or i-- county and within -lis District, then Wl-.-- thirty days. in all uther cases turty days.
 And you are hereby notified that lf you ial- Il. appear and answer the compiaiut as above v quirsu. the plaintiff wlil apply to tts tc-i' for the reilsf thereIn demanded. and cuss a-- disbursements In tlIH behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and The zeal ot ,ali --f trict . ourt. at Tucson. thi- 2'th day uf Jar-Ai1 A D.. isss.
 rLSI L. $. WILLIAMS Cisr.
 q B. lIghtkizer Plaintiff Attorney.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
AHu-a sheen Transaction.

Geo. W. West < Co.,, of Gainesville, Texas have purchased the famous Stone. road herd of sheep consisting of 15,O00 California merinoes, mostly ewes. Four dollars per head was paid for the sheep, making a grand total of S60,000. The same gentlemen are now negotiating for the Pablo Baca herd of sheep. consisting of 10000 head. This shows the profi.oi sheep raising in New Mexico. A few years ago StonerOad brothers drove a few thousand Lead of sheep across the plains from California. Since the sheep arrived in New MeNco they have con tInued to thrive and add to their num- b.rs, though this IS not the first heavy sale Uf sheep the Messrs. Stoneroad have made since they have had their flOcks here. lnno other country in the United States could the same amount of money have been accumulated so quickly and easily. Stock in this territory IS the best security a man can possess.-Lss Vegas Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
UuimOnS-

INTHE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI cial District, in che County of fIma. Terris0- ry of AriEuHa-
 William L--keudor-. Plaintiff. agsinst Ramon
 SofO. lIatcudaIt. ltoTy of Summous.i
 Action brourhtIu thc District Court of the Firsi JudlcI-i District in and for the County of Pima m the Territory of Arizona. The TerFito- ry of Arizona sends greeting to Ramon Soto.
 lou are hereby summoned and quired Go aI- peaI ID an action broug ght against you by the above uamen plaintiff ln tle District Court of the lTst Judicial Distinct in and for The Count J Of Pima in the errftory of Arizona. and an -7yer the complaint tl-I WIta the Clerk of this Court at Tucson ID sad county 70 copy of whl h complaint aCcomuaniss ttIs sumutn=I within tu-nty days 'eIcluslve Of tLe day oi servicel after The -rrvice upon you of the summons. ' served Ia thus county. but If served out of he county and within thIs Drtucf. then within thirfy days; ln all other cnses forty days.
 And yOu are hereh. notified that If you fsIl fo appear and answer The mplaInt as above re- guIrel, the plaintiff will take iudgu eut hy de- fluit aEairst you for The sum of 8is.5s with mtere-t there n and lasful percentages and costs and disbursements m the behalf ez- pended.
 Given under my hand and the zeal Of said D E. tirct Cont. st Tucson. this sIth day sf DeceIn- ber. A. D.. l,s2.
 fL.S.I I- S. WILLIAMS. Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Nntice of Forfeifnre.

roc. O. EvERETs. OR THOSE CLAIMlS1 I under him; lou are hereby notified t--ai - the undersigned. have expended one tlna7r- dollars iu labor ard improvements on th' h1-s mIue sItuaiet m the PatagOnla mcut ms " miles east of So1erite valley and one and a .l-i mil east of Tucson road. m Plmt county, A.- zonA. luca eu February ls- l-sl, Said ezr@n1i, turrs are one hundred dOllars for the year Q. ls-l ald one hSndrsd dollars for the rear ot i.-- the amount required 70 hold the same Tor lt7 ysars ensIng December g1st. Isl, and Dec-in- Der lss2 and fl within ninety days after ths ?. tice by publication yuu ia Or refuse 70 contIll- ute pour proportion of such ezpeudlfure ss a eT Norkss. your interest iu the sad cam ril4 D Ssctiop zfst WILLIAM SLOAN,
 HENkHT BRkNNlCh.
 WILLIAM GREEN.
 Uar-Havr A r Iauuarv s i-s3
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Eipples on ihe sOnOita.
lawns will soon be ripe.

Young lawns will soon be ripe.
 Grass is growing nicely in the valleys.
 Cattle have wintered nicely in the foothills.
 T. has rained here almost every day for three weeks.
 Freight trains are now run on tbe \. u. & 4. R. R. three times a week.
 Orc is to be shipped by Greateryilie miners from SOnoita Station to Ben son.
 X two-stOry section house has just been completed at Sonoita station, three miles north of old Camp Crittenden.
 Tue rainy season seems to be over and We are now having genial warm suusbines which will have the effect of bringing out the grassland Indians.
 IT there was a good wagon road, on some direct route from here to Tucson, it would prove advantageous to the business interests of the ancient pueblo.
 Mail service has been put on the \. NJ. lS A. R. R. trains. The postofhces along the line are so far apart. however, that miners In the hills experience little relief by it.
 Mrs. Estrer, a Mexican wOman-the only woman in Kansas Camp, except her daughter, the other day learned that her only brother had been killed recently in the Dragoon mountains by Indians.
 Some prospectors whose names ] ! failed to learn, have struck what pro- misses to be a big bonanza in the little 1 hills about six miles southwest or old ! Camp Crittenden. As this find Is near our camp we expect to follow suit m a short time.
 A hunting party from Contention, in cluding Sam Howell, the merchant prince: Carse Gale, the wellknown pros pector, hunter and trapper; and John Martin, the wild, untamed ranchero, visited Kansas Camp a short time ago, and spent week scouting the hllls m cueSt of deer, bears, and other game, and they were fairly successful. Friend Howell was the only amateur sportsman m the party and of course he had to
 bear the brunt of all the "joshing." The | boys tell one On him in this style: "He l had bsen out all day, with Jno. Thomp- son carrying his Winchester with all l the enthusiasm of an old sportsman. In the afternoon just as they were starting for camp, fine buck jumped up about forty feet from Sam and stood looking straight at him. Sam put the gun to his shoulder and pulled the trigger but the gun only clicked and he then dis covered that he had no cartridge in. He began to work the lever and after pump ing the cartridges all out of the maga- zine turned to Thompson and excitedly inquired "did I kill him?' Thompson smiled sympathetically and replied: "Well, think not, Sam; he passed out of sight over that mountain ahead of us about a mile and half, some time ago and your cartridges are all lying there at your feet, as good as they were before you jumped them out of the magaziner' Sam came back that night leaving the remainder of the party in the hills, and took the early train next morning for l home. JIM.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER Of TIE ESTATE OF Daniel Murphy. deCeascd.
 In Probate Iour-, Pima county. Arizona Tern tory.
 A certified and authenticated copy of docu- meIt pIrpurIng Co be tho las; wIll and testa- mrnt of Daniel Murphy. deceased, and tle pgu- bate thereof duly authenticated. having oa the l5th day of Eebruaay. A. D. lSs3. come into the the possession of said PrObats Court. and @ le- tition for the Probate thereof and for tie issu- ance of letters testamentary Co B. D. Murrhy and Charles F.. Chapman. having been tlei hy sad B. D. Murphy and Charles l.. Chapman, notice ls hereby gwen that Mon day. the Nineteenth day of March. A D. i,J at II o'clock A. Me- Of sad day. 6t the court room of SaId Court. at fhe ourtLOuze Iu the clty of Tucson. county Of Pima. has been set as tho time and place for provIn the siIl Of saId Dam Iel Murphy. deces-ed, and for hearing the appI- cation of b. D. Murphy and Chas. J.. Chapman for fhe issuance Co them of letters t-staman tEry when and where any person interested may ap- pear and contest the same.
 J. A. ANDERSON. Junior Clerk.
 Dated February lIth. A. D. 1888. i-5 ttN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
SOMETHING FOR SCIENTISTS.
Aner Ages of Imprisonment. i. Alive and Active.

A Turtle Imbedded in Cement Rock
 Aner Ages of Imprisonment. i. Alive
 and Active.
 The days of maIyels are not yet all past, and occasional chance discoveries excite pubhc interest and draw atten- tion to the wonderful works Of nature and the means 1t takes to preserve for ages the life which 1t gave when the earth was without form and void.
 One of the most recent discoveries of great interest in scientific point Of view, came to hght Friday afternoon in this city. The workmen engaged in ex- cavating the cellar for MT. Charaleau's new store on Congress street. en- countertd a very thick bed of rock com posed chiefly of cement, a sedimentary formation created in the dark ages of the musty past when Arizona was probably covered with the eternal waters of the great seas. They found this strata near the surface, and the whole depth of the cellar-ten feet, is in the hard cement, and the bottom of it has not yet been reached. IL is not a dark. fiinty limestone, but possesses chalky properties, and crumbles easily after ashCrt exposure to tue atmosphere, although solid enough Tn it's bed.
 It was m this formation that the workmep, while eIcavating, fully eight feet below the surface of ihe cement, found what casually appeared to be a small boulder, oval upon one side and flat upon the other. In the rough handling 1t received, the cement encrus- tation was crumbled. and one of the clerks ID the adjacent store of Messrs. Wilkins & Shotwell took charge Of 1t, thinking he had secured rare petrifac- ton fora curiosity. He obtained a pail Of water to wash 1t, and was more than surprised to see the object protrude it's head and feet after the Instructions had been removed from the shell. The tur- tie was alive. and seemed apparently to consider itself taken at disadvantage, for 1t looked about as though rudely awakened from sleep which was but series of happy dreams. It was lively after a short time, and although patri- arch in age, it was but an infant Tn eX- Derience, and was bewildered at the evident change of circumstances sur rounding its awakening from Rip Van WiDkle sleep of cycles of time.
 The turtle in size was probably be- tween four and five inches long and about two and half inches wIde.
 X large number of people examined the curiosity during the afternoon, but the wor6mOn who found it carried 1t to his home last night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
0mcial Records.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Affidavit of publication of notice of forff iture by F.. H. Cook, on Grand Re public Mine, Arivaca.
 Wm. J. Ross to F. H. Cook, piece of land m Gro Blanco; Sl.
 Vulcan, Wrightson, February -, Chas. D. Reppy.
 Ibex, Aio, January 8, James Shrews- bury, James Condran.
 Vernon-Empire, January 3L J NJ Wilson, W 5 George, NJ F Kennedy, Frank c Wright.
 Last Chance Mill Site. Myers, Janu- ary 20 c l. Hammond, Wm Hibberd.
 DEEDS.
 E F Bivins to Gunsight Mining con- pany, the CaitanO well and l6O acres of land, Sl.5OO.
 c Butterfeld to J A Rockfellow, the Frijole group, Helvetia district; Li Thunderstorm, Dayfoot and Horseshoe mine, $lOO0.
 Columbia Copper Co. No. 8 to George II B White and John Bull, trustees, the Tartar, Fl Escondido, Copper King. Copper Flend, Hidslgo, Hidalgo mill site, Hoodoo, Peach Ranch, Victory. North Star, Helvetis district; S2OOOO. A J Mehan to W $ George, one-hfth Emigrant, one-ffth Wild and Cactus. one-fourth BObtall. Empire district; Sl,000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Application 10. ssO for Pafest Co .a,
 Commodore Mining Claim

N. |. NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN THAI fgg V Warren Mining Company. by E. H CoI, agent, whose pos,0 ,0tlce address Is Irc.o. Pima county. Arizona. las the day t ed i-.s plIcatlon for a patent for I5-O .iurar f-t oi U. Commodore miuc sr veiu. bes-.l- sI.r.- and gsld wIth surface ground as f--. width. situated in Gro blaucp Mnlng Ds-ft Coun of Pima and I-rr4tlry of Art0rs and 'esIEna- ed by the held notes and olr.a plat on hIeiu thIs ottce as Lot No. e. m l4.. DlstrIct, sald Lot No. ti be.ug a- to..ons s,- wIt:
 Beginning at the initial monument. Nl.-e .s- notice Of location was placed at a pIl- po.- 4I4 inches, n feet long m @ monument ot stl1ss and marked 'C O. M. No. l D" whence ' S Mn. eral Monument NO. Q Orp Elauco Miuirr uI. trict. bsars \ sl degrees lJ miuates | 2il t-. dlstar [, and rock mArk-d C. O. N. No. L tsa-. \ A. degrees 45 minutes Z2 feet distant.
 thence 34 degrees 5l minutes l. S iesi b Nt corner Ot clam to a pIue post tr1 Irri.4 tg feet long n a monunent ot stones. and l.4.ka. -C. b. M. No. H.
 Thence \ 64 degrees t4 minutes W I-l0 fes, e the NV corner of the claim. Co an uaS ro-t lI. inches, iA feet long, and marked ''C. c. M. A- ill"
 Thence = % degrees sO minutes VI s0 feet .s the center Of the NV end of claim. to an ol post 4xf inches. 4is feet long m a muuumeltdf stones. and ma-ked "C. O. M. No, "
 Thence S 2i degrees 5J minutes " sa is-t-a the \" corner of the claim. Co an usz Doe. tIi inches 4is feet lons m monument of stone, .nd marked ~C. O. M. No V."
 Thence bt degrees 4 minutes l-ifiesi !. the SE corner Cf claim, Co pine poet i1-ucl-s +is feet k.ng, m monument ui stoues a1f marked 'O. co. M No. VIZ and
 hence S = de<res~ % mIlutes E gf -t .o the slace of b-ginnluE.
 Magnetic VauAtIou i3 d-gr-e- % mirlles - containing 3Lji arre-.
 The locauou Of JhIs mine is recorded 10 -.s Recorders office of Pima county, A-iE.La. - Books B and Q of Records uf H4Er- st Isss 6,a and I5 respectively The adjoining sIusl- i- the applicant. as owner Of th- Leopard ma Los NO. a.
 Any and all persons claiming adVertsiy any g..- ton Of -aid Commodore mine Or surface Erug-e are required Co present theIr adverse cAIls "a thls otiic. dur ng ths sixty days perod of gl.-- cation hereof or they wIll be barrel by rI---s of the provisions of the statute
 HENRI COUSINS Ergisfsr. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing r0tr- of application for patent be published for I- p,rlOd ten con-cutIve weeks in thc Ari4Ona tiu- zen, weekly newspaper puhlist.-d at iccso-- Pima county. Arizona.
 HENRY COUSINS, Repas,sr First publication, January 2l, l5aS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Nn,iccnrFnrtcIrnr.

ITO THOS. MoRG AN OR THOSE CLAINlN- under hIm l"u are hereby notified tla' s' nave expended one hundred dollars ID labor asi improvements upon the ~ ampo mining calz situated Iu the PstsgOu1a Mining District flla county. 8. r.. and recorded April 3J. lsls booI pa-e Slg n order to hold sad premlsss l1- der The provisions or seCtluu -324 keylsed \ ar utss of the Ju-ted State, beiug the amount r- guIred Co hold the same Tor fne year ending u- cembeF slst. is-2. And If, within ninety dis af er thIs notice by publication. you fail of r-- C se Co contribute yonr proportion Of such sf- ueudIture as co-owner. with cost of thIs aiEer- u-emenr. your Interest an tne sad clam ulll 'e- come the property of the subscribers, under sad section a-2- our proportion uf sad -1perl. ,lre Is -hlrty-thrce 33-IUu dollars.
 CH kS DAUCHEE .a2I 3m H. MENAG-k