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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COUBT, FlHsI teL. I.-- I cial District, in the county of FllnA- -'
 tory Of Arizona. ,4-.-4 p, ker. defendant Summons. ra
 Action brought m the District Soli. First Judicial District. m and Tor me e'--'' Pima. in the Territory of ArzOna, .--, Tie Territory uf Arizona sends sIe'--f q. Edward Parker. You are hereby sun - -.,- '- required to appear in an actior 1rolS ' ri'sf- you by the above named plalnt-h ID ti- L-a q Court of the First Judicial Dstrict- z. a-g- the county of Pima. in the Is 11tory 9l -,i.-, 1. and answer the complaint hled wiih t--- '. ..-- this Court at Tucson, m sad opuHty 70 A-....-,, -.- which complaint accompanies t9i7 s-----i .s within twenty days texcluslve Of th- lai .r- v1ceI after the service upon you o, -----f q. mons. if served m this county; but Y S -l- If the county and within this dl-sI.- Ian within thirty dave. m all other clislI l- fliI
 nd you arc hereby u0tlned tnal ll s-ls- srs D. appear and answer the complaint ,7 ee-. gairsd. the plaintiff VIII apply t' Ls-s~s~
 fna relief thsre1u demauded, and costs
 bursernenfs ia this behalf eIpsn ted d-
 Given under my hand and tle seal q
 District Court at Tucson, this 16th day of l7' ary. A. D. iss4. ., s. ,,..,,,,~.,, "
 Rv A ANDERSON JE-. Deputy. ja1gH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
VETERAN PIONEER.
Colonel Tom Tobens Who Came to Colo
 rado in 1s3s, in Town.

Among the visitors at the state treas urer's office today was MT. T. Tobens, who may be aptly be called the prince of pioneers. He left St. Louis in 1887, and has since resided in Colorado and New Mexico. At present he is living with his son-in-law, Mir. William Carson, the present sheriff of Costillo county, who is a son of the famous Kit Carson. During his stay in Denver, Mir. Tobens is the guest of eX-Governor Gilpen. The object of his visit here is a pecu- liar one. In 1864 MT Tobens killed near Veta Pass, a Mexican bandit named Felipe Nerid Espinosa. This man, with younger brother, were the terror of the southern counties. A reward of S2,500 was set on the head of the elder Espinosa by Governor Evans. When he was killed a note book on his person showed that he had killed twenty-two persons. Tobens cut of the robbers head and brought it to Denver. He, however. claims that he received but $500 of the S2,J00. and for this he planes Colonel ChiyIngton and ex-Goy- ernor Evans. He is now looking for the other S2,000.-Denyer Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Notice Of Forfeiture.
Trc.ov. PnA CorxrI-A.r..

IUCsOS. PM COCNTT. \. IT,.
 January |. Is.t. ITO CHARLES A. SHIgELL OR' TdOsE I who may claim under him au undivided one sixth uf the following described property; i0u are hereby notified that ! have eIpented one hundred dollars iu labor and improvement upon the M1utreal ululEs claim. smith mining dis- trlct- Pima county ArIZIra. beIuE the same property located Ausu-- a. lsl9. by me Daniel Johnson and recorded Iu Book z. pag8 90 Pima county. Record Of Mines m orlier to hold sad claim under the provisions Of S-c-lol -SZi, Revised >-afrfaz os tho United States, hcing the amount required co hold the sarae for the year ending December ll. Is-J. and that myself have contributed your portion thereof. Therefore, f within tD days after service of thl= n0tice Of publication. you faL OF refuse t0 coltnbute your proportion of such expenditure. as CO., owner with the costs rf thl7 publication your interest iu said claim Nul become the property of the srbscriha- under sad seCti0E Ei2L Your prouorti-u of said expenditure IS sixteen an i1-fNH dollar.
 jalZW5r DANIEL JOHNSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Sherif's Sale.

EIR>T JUDICIAL DISTRICT U-I. | Pima county, Arizona. Adelaide l-- vs ElHvla Flores and R. N. LeAthervu0t
 Wheraas, under and by virtue of a dr,rsr 1 order of slle upon foreclosure Of lurirg' the above entitled cause, made by sad cHl- the l0th day of December, ls-S, lu favor o' -u plaintiff and against sad defendant. c1, winch has been issued t0 me. am dlrec' sell the real estate hereinafter mentioned a described af public auction, as real prule-I by law required to be sold upon eZecutln- make the sum of Sl gll. principal and iut tfe and S5a 55. costs. with interest thereon at ? cent per month from tha date ot sad i.r and the costs accrung. hereby eIve rutirt on Saturday, the 25th day of Janunry i,-i Q o'clock noon, in front of the courthouse dor the ciry of Tucson I will offer for sale l1- u sell fo the highest bidder for cash. '0 -s' .- sad decree. the following described rga- -4 situate. lying and being in the city of lucse-. sad county and TerutOry, to-vIt; All of LJ' \ l in Block NO. 2l6. m ssld city of Tucson.
 Dated Tucson. A. T., January 5 l--+
 R. IT. PAUL Sasr- BvT. CORDIs. Under Sheriff ia.WF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Where Queen Victoria Passes Her Time

Queen Victoria does not spend more than iortnight.of the year in London. She passes four months at Balmoral, in the midst of her farmers; three months in very simple country house in the Isle of Wight, and the rest of her time at Windsor. She gives two balls and two concerts year at Buckingham Pal ace in London. This palace IS now scarcely inhabited, except by rats; aud the Empress of Russia, who passed a month there in 1875, suffered terribly from rheumatism all the while At all the receptions the Prince of Wales and his charming Princess replace the Queen. They do it admirably. Amis- ble and ungrudging of theIr trouble, all the year round they may be seen jour neying hither and thither, laying foun- dation stones of churches or other important buildings, opening hospitals, bridges, colleges, piers, etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Board of Supervisors.
OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL.
 MONDAY, Jan. 4th, 1884. The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to adjournment at 10 o'clock s.m.
 Present: A. D. Otis. chairman; M G. SsmaniegO. W. L. Vail, members; Wm. J. Osborn, clerk.
 The Board resumed the preparation of the list of persons qualified and liable to serve as jurors for the year 1881. and having completed the same, ordered that the clerk file the list ID the office of the clerk of the district court. Ordered that the Board stand adjourn ed to January 18th, 1881, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 A. D. OTIs, Chairman. Attest:
 WM. J. OSBORN, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
LOGAN CITY.
List ofthe Business uouses-A Growing
 Camp.

The following IS list of the business louses now at Logan City:
 Brewery: Enricht, Beaver & Co. Corrals: Frazer k Gibson, O. K, and Jones.
 Lodging houses: Mrs. Christie.
 Hot ls: Mrs Louis. Mrs. Henry. Chop houses: J. AIilstead, Dan Sheean 1 Co.
 Justice Of Peace: T. J. Griffith.
 Butcher shop:J. Procher.
 News depot: J. s. Mansfield.
 General merchandise: R. Gibson, - lovely, Madam Michel, II. Meyer, $. Aun3,D. Snyder.
 Lawyers: J. c. Perry, aud Eugene Tram.
 Saloons: Hubbard x Casanega. T, Jour Ian, Chattam 6 Walker, D. Sheean X 1o., Frazer & Tithcomb, and Hitchins
 Co.
 There are two lumber yards, two bar 'ersaors, one bakery, one assayer, and ne frlit deale-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Nearly a Thousand Years Old.
From a Foreign Paper.

The trusses of the old part Of the roof of the BasilicR of St Paul, in Rome, a contemporary remarks. were framed so far back as the year SIG and were found to be perfectly sound and good in 1874. after the lapse of nearly one thousand years. These trusses are made of fir. The timber work of the external domes of the Church of St Marks. in Venice, is more than $40 years old, and it is still in a good state of preservation. Timber under favorable circumstances lasts very long. Sound logs, for instance, are dug out of bogs from time to time from places where they have lain for an in definite period.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Sherif's Sale

 DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS EAEt \ --y ". ID i-sued out of the tIrst Julicial Li''. Court m and for the county of Plma, on .--' meut rendered m said Court ou t1s 'lh ,i October. A. D. lss3 in favor uf A.rri- u- water and against Benjamin Morgan for il, il.,.. Y of S5q4 sO, with interest ou tte sum gi - from December i5, l.s3, at the rate ot .~.f cant per month ull pald. and accrulnf g'A have levled upon the folloN-ng descrile,,l v . erty. to-vit. Lot Five g in Block one .--.- u ul and Two lll1l. according t0 tie ofnr-al -l- i! the village luow cityJ of Tucson. maie ail .l - - cuted by $. ". Foreman and approvel li Y Mayor and Council of sad village uA '-e day of June, l,72 a..,-.a
 And notice Is hereby given that on ea.- E. .hs 18th day of January, A. I, i70', l-. hours of 10 o'clock a- uI- and Q cl,.h front of the court house dpof ID she Nil .- son. County uf Pima, Territory oi AfiL.. l sell at public sucuou, Co tne hishest e-' bidder for cash. iu legal currency hi4 ,l' -'. titls and interest of the defendant ll ai-l - above described property. or so much tlel will satisfy sad judgment, and tHs -''- costs.
 Dated Tucson, December 2. l-s3. ,...s
 JsaaWrd R. H. PAU L. ol----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Notice of Forfeiture.

OE1 BL,NCo. PI,Is CoCNTY. A. T..
 Jauuary F. isSt. fTO CHAHLES STURGEON AND JAMES ] CorAII, or those who may claim under them aach am undivided one sixth interest of the fOl- lowing described property; on are hereby uotI- ned ttEt wC have expended one hundred dollars ID labor and improvement upon the MI Dcspe- -Bndum mining claim. Gro Biauco Mining ais -rlct, Pima county. AEZoua, u Orter Co hold sad claim under the provisions of Section 2324. Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required Co hold the same for the scar eudlr z December l3. ls7j and that we have contributed y0ur portion thereof. Therefore, fl Nithin go days after servIcr of this notice by publ cutiou you fHIl or refuse tocOnrributs your proportion of such expenditures. as co-owners, gOur interests ID sand clam will become the property of the subscribers, under sad Section si2f. AOur proportion of sad expeu I-Lres is Sixteen and di-itO Dollsrs each.
 NAT CE0COMB,
 MABTiN MCNAMARA.
 JOHN LYLE.
 iai2W3m THOMAS ". IONKIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

At the banquet of the Typothetse- which IS the classic for job printers-the other evening the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher declared that il has crime tc print a newspaper in small type. He is reported as saylsg that God might wink at such crime, but the man who con tinually reads such a sheet would soon be deprived of winking." He directed his remarks to the Philadelphia Ledger, which uses very fine type, though al- ways admirably printed. MT. Beecher's eyesight is not quite as good as it was before he passed hIs seventieth mile stone on hfe's highway. A newspaper printed in pica would suit him, we take if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

A German woman, about 40 years of age. arrived in Rome, New York, about six weeks since. having come directly from the old country. She left her bus. band and five children behind. and came on a prospecting trip to see how she liked the country and the people, and to ascertain whether it would be advisable to remove her family here. Her youngest child is about l5 months old, and the oldest 10 years. She says the reason she came instead of her husband is that be could earn money and support the family in the old country, while she could not do this. but could investigate the prospects in this country as well as he. She will send for her husband and children.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
An Old Pioneer Gone.

A. [. Lea died of pneumonia in thi: plsceRt half past four o'clock this morn, ing Mr. Lea IS an old pioneer and vel known an over the country. Mir. Les was for several years located at liar shaw, and afterwards at the Tota Wreck, and owned mines in these dis tricts His funeral will take place iron the undertaking rooms of E. J. Smith at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsOS, PIMA CoUSTT, A. l
 naurrarr rg q

TUcsOS, PIMA CoUNTY, A. l January r. 1 rI~O HEyFY l.. HERZINGER. OR IT xfo nay claim under him an undivided fourth of the following described prOpert I arc hereby notified that l have expendg hundred dollars in labor and improvement the Confirmation mining claim, Sierrita
 rain-. Plna county. Arizona, Oeing the
 property located May 3l, 1880. 5y LeOnArt-
 ueta. and recorded in the Pima County H
 er's offce. book of mimng clam
 page l5T. in order tO hold said 10
 under the provisions of Section gsa
 vised Statutes Of the United states. bel
 amount required to hold the same for m hy ending December 31. 1ss3. and that rllyse, contributed your portion thereof. There{ within go days after serVice of thl- nd publication you fail or refuse to cOntribufl proportion of such expenditures. as colr your interest in said claim will become tis erty Of the subscriber. under said Secue
 Your proportion of sand expenditurrs is .
 i've Dollars. b
 jalaWsn GEO. F. NE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

Charles Dickens once received a check for El,OU0 from Holloway, which was placed at the authors disposal on con- dition that enc hne of complimentary reference 10 Holloway's cures should appear in the book which Dickens was then publishing in monthly numbers. Dickens sent the check back by the mes senger who brought it without any ans wer ct all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
MR. PORTER'S FUNERAL.
he Pioneers Lay Him Away to Rest in
 Laurel Hill.

From Mrs. 4. A. Porter. who returned rom San Francisco this morning. the following is learned about the funeral ei her husband:
 The ceremonies were performed in the Trinity Episcopal church lass Sunday md were witnessed by over two hun red aud fifty people. Rev. Dr. Beers Hcia-ed. The church choir sang, Nearer, my God, to Thee" and "Rock f Ages Dr. Beers also attended at he grave. The procession was a very lrse oue-the length of three blocks md WAS attended by nearly all of the members of the Society of Pioneers. he body had lad previously in state in -cs SOclety's rooms, and had been iewed by great number. The remains ere laid to rest ID Laurel Hill ceme- cry, where so many of his brother Pio- -eer; gre sleeping their last sleep.
 Mrs. Porter says the railroad people -ere very kind to her. and on her return le h surprised to find that the com
 any has made reduction of SlO0 per louth m her rent, which shows that fl operations don't have souls, they do 1metIues possess hearts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

The necessity for prompt and efii- clent house b old remedies is daily growing more im- peratlye. and of these HOststters Stomach Bitters is the chief in merit and the nest pOpu- lar. lrreEulanty of the stomach aud bowels, malarIal fe- vers, hver com plaint. dsb bllity Rheumatism and minor ailments are thoroughly con- luered by this in- comparable family restorative and me licinal safeguard, and IL IS justly re- garded as the pur- emeCiy of Its class
 Dealers generally
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

Boston Post (Dem-): When the ablest Democrat in Ohio, if not m the West, says that the election of MT. Payne to the Senate is "monstrous and dls- reputable" it has a much larger signi- ficance that would be the spectacle of a thousand Johnny McLeans dancing on imaginary coffin-lids.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
The Pioneer Boom.
OFFICE MEDICAL DIRECTOR,
 HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT np AprvoN-. Urrrppr- R.pp.rre

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
 OF ARIZONA, WHIPPLE BARRACKS.
 PRESCOTT, A. T., Jan. 22, 1884. Cor. CHAs. D. PosToS, Tucson, 4. T. DEAR COLONEL: I am glad to perceive that you are endeavorine to organing a society of the "origInal and genuine" Arizona Pioneers, and Us l came into the Territory in December. 1857. claim place on the list. I reported for duty to the commanding officer, Major Stern. First DrRgoons, of Fort Buchanan, at the head of Sonoita creek. on Christmas day, 1857, and am sorry ] cannot report for duty with your command on the last day of this month, as am sure you will have a good time. With kind remem- brance to yourself, MT. Wm. Oury and any other of the "boys O. 30" remain
 Yours very truly,
 B. J. D. IRWIN, Major and Bvt Col, U. s. A., Medical Director
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
sALlsBURY'S STAGES.
Gas. Grande Not the Point-Probabiy
 Tucson.

-I salisbury, Of the Benson smelter, was Poster's to-day. When asked by % CT ZEN reporter if the runor is true that @ would make Tucson the railroad terE nus Of his QuiJotOs stage line he reply that the matter is yet undecided. Then the conclusion is that Casa GrRnde is noi decided npun. and probabilities are very strong. from several hints by friends of Mir. Salisbury, that he will nnt cn hls staces here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Notice for PubIictIon.
Pre-omprioa No. i1l2.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. AEIzOSA.
 December zi. l-s3. ! Notice is hereby gwen that the following naned settler has filed not -cs sf hs intention Co make hnal proof in support of his claim. and that sad proof wlil be made before the Register and Receiver ar Tucson Arizona. on February zOns, Tor The sE li of Sec Ip-sS. Rls F.. c < <. R. h 6 M.. and unmas the f1liovIug a- Lls witles-es, VIE , A. James. Ed-s-t Whitl0ck, JO- ssph Fear-or and Nathan F-lIsJu, all Of Red Iugtou. Pima county. ArIZoun.
 BEN. M. THOMAS Register. Firs- publication December ~. tss4 Wit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Official Records.
LOCATIONS |.

Papago Chief mine, Pima district by c P Sykes.
 Peg Leg mIne, Quijotoa district, by George Strype, Henry McClosky, James Strype, JamesIG Frazer and Andrew 1 Damn.
 Monitor mine, Quijotoa district, by James Cameron, W 0 Davis and J Young.
 Reindeer mine, Quijotoa district, by A B Van Benthuysen, James Strype and J MacGuire.
 Hale Fellow mine, Quijotoa district, by J NJ Williams and F W Williams.
 North End mine, QuiiotOa district, by Alfred Eynimar and W Burns.
 Iron Cap mine, Quijotoa mountains, | by Patrick R Fee.
 Burke mine, QuijOtoa district, by T | Burke and Wm Burke.
 Chloride mine, Quiiotoa mts by r Mari and Patrick k Fee. Burke mine, Quiiotoa mine, by Thos | Burke and Wm Burke.
 Lone Tres mine, Quijotoa mine, by Wm Todd, Harvey Titcomb and Thos Frazer.
 Mono mine, Quiiotos district, by AL fred Eynimar and W Burns.
 Three Brothers mine, Quijotoas, by Frank Burke and Frank Proctor
 Perennial Spring mill site, by David W Neil and Louis Ezekiels.
 Lamse, Quiiotoa dist, Jan 2l, Theo Gibler.
 Royal Mountain, Greaterville dist, Jan 22. Alex Campbell and Frederick Al thans.
 Golden Rule, Quijotoa dist, Dec I9, Blue Jay, same place, Dec IS, Banker, same place, same date, by B c Shaw and c NJ Aitken.
 Little Chief, Quiiotoa dist. Jan 2I, J Shaw, Tom Shaw and Wm F Camp bell.
 Moeking Bird, Quiiotoa district, Jan l9, II B Hanson, W Beach and $ Nichols.
 Arizona Blossom, same district, Jan IS. W Beach. D Higgins and l. Byrne. Iron Kind, same district, Jan IS; Golden Lass, do. do., Jan IS. by same parties.
 Mary Queen. Pima county, Jan l3; Iron Monster do. Jan 10; Bonito, do., Jan. 10; Lilly, Jan F; Nevada, Jan II, by John Renshaw.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Tohn T Logan, Wm R Logan and Jas
  50. lease 99 years, rental Sl per month. 4 J Frazer tO R Gibson, bill of sale for lots l and f, block 30, Logan City, and all horses, harness, wagons and other personal property, etc, SSOO.
 Land claim to l60 acres adjoining Lo- gan and New Virginia, by l. b ChillsOn, W J Doherty, W R Gleason aud c k Drake.
 - r: s 1eO ,o-,, ,3;o;;,,. same, by same parties.
 Theodore Thinker to J. Gottheli, Rs- signment of lease, lot ,, block l9, Logan City, $500.
 A J Frazer to R Gibson, assignment of lease. lots l and f, block 30, Logan City, S1.
 Bond of Edward R Anderson as no- tary public for Sl,0OO, with ] $ Mans field and c k Drake as sureties.
 Bond of R Hayter as notary public for Sl,000, with Sresovich and F l. Proctor as sureties.
 David Harmon to D W Neil, Defiance mine, Pima county A. T., consideration g
 BE Karns, certain stocks etc. and in- terest in Blue Jay mine to Mineral Mountain Mining Co. Consideration Sl0,OO0.
 Jesus Bandursga to Theo Gibler half interest in Poso BlRnco mining claim, SL
 B F Karns to Mineral Mountain Min ing Go, undivided interest in the Blue Jay, Blue Eagle. Blue Stocking, and Blue Wing; consideration. Sl0,000. l. H Gormley 10 B and R W Stew art. one-tenth interest in the Cliff Break. Cliff Brake Extension and Cliff Brake mIll site. in the Santa Catalina moun- tains. consideration, S1.
 Same to W c Stewart. one-t tenth in- terest in same, consideration, S1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

NIT. Herman Weliseh, formerly of this city, but now of Charleston, returned a few days since from a visit to the home of his father-in-law. H. J. Brown. talsO formerly of this oity) at Spokane Falls. Washington Territory. He was while there so favOrably impressed with the general outlook of the country that he has declded upon closing out his busi- ness in this territory and removing there with a view of residing there perman- ently. He is now closing out his busi- ness and hopes to leave in the course of Rbout ninety days. He states that while in Spokane Falls, he met J. F. ToplifT and Doc Porter. both well known here. They were en route to the Ceour de Alene country in Idaho.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Two Foreigners in West PoIni.

The joint resolution introduced by Senator Logan authorizing the secre- tary of war to permit Antonio BarriOs, son of the president of Guatemala, and Jose Victor Zalvala of Nicaragua, to re- ceive instructions at the West Point mil itary academy, passed yesterday No expense Is to be caused the United States by this permission, and the rule of the academy requiring all the students to take tue oath Of allegiance to the United States is suspended in the case
 of these two foreigners. Application was made by the fathers of these two young men to allow tbeIl to be admitted to West Point. but the secretaries of state and war were compelled to refuse the request on account of the restrictions imposed by the statues.- Detroit Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

Frank De Walt, the defaultins presi- dent of the defunct First National Bank of Leadville, was arrested Friday at Fl Paso, Texas. Lesdville officers are en route with extradition papers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

Fair fa your honest, sonsie face, Great Chieftaln of the puddin' race, Aboou them a ye talk your place. Palnch. tripe, or thairn; Meel are ye worthy of a grace
 As lang's my arm. 1epOwers who msk mankind your care And dish them out their bills of fare, Aud ScotlHnd wants nae sinking ware, That isups in luggies But If ye wish her grateful prayer Gie her Haggis."
 Robert Burns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
MARRIED.

5TEYENS-MICHELANA In. .solsmonviIle. A. T, January Ils, 1884. Miss Eloisa Michelens and George H. Steveua
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
GEO. F. Mi

THE DAILY AND WEEKLY ARIZON.
 Il lZkN Is kept on hle at E. c. u. Agency, 55 Merchants Exchange, vhsr,
 racts for advertising can be made tor,it' Francisco. HH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
HAGGIS !!!

pudding containing the entrails of sheep chopped with fine herbs and suet, highly sea soued with lee<s and spices. and boiled in the nav. '-Webster's Unabridged.