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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

ians and true friends, proffering all the consolation, friendship and material aid that could have been lavished upon even one of their own daughters; the Legisla- ture passed an Act appropriating some S2500 for her relief, in consideration of the fact that her husband had been kill ed while fighting in defense of the State; and last, and doubtless the most c5nsol- ing and grateful profier of all, her first and firmest friends on the coast, Mir. and Mrs. O. R. Johnson, extended her a cor dial invitation to make theIr home in Oakland her home.
 She rejoined her friend and true friends, Mir. and Mrs. Johnson, in East Oakland, and there spent the remainder of her five or six years of widowhood. There, some seven years ego, she was again married, this time to NJ. F. Free man, who was then a wealthy young banker of Elko and large owner in the producing mines of that county-re- turning to Elko, the scene of her most abject poverty and the severest trIal of her eventful life as the acknowledged leader of the best society, the wealthiest woman In the county and the peer of any woman In the land in point of pur- ity, intelligence, refinement, gentility and the thousand and one virtues and graces that go to make up the perfect types of the worshipful woman. To complete the contrast, Mir. Free man, who was gentleman of refinement and culture, mad built an elegent and beautiful cottage home near and i'm mediately overlooking from the front bay windows the very spot where the old lager beer den of iniquity had stood His home was luxuriously furnished, and no one ever left his door hungry ol ath1rst. Freeman a young, remark ably handsome man, worth half mil lion, and was devoted to his charming young wife. and if now seemed that sht had again found a haven of rest ana perfect happiness destined to last the remainder of her days. But, alas, un fortunate stock speculations soon after ward compassed the husbands failur, and plunged them into the deepest pov erty, with which they continued t struggle until added illness dethroneC the unfortunate women's reason and sh, sought surcease from sorrow in suicide
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUCsoS. PIIA COUNrY. A T-.
 Jan. D. Is-i.i ITO JOHN DOW DIE. J. ". HUNICK AND Henry Dowdle or those who may claim under them You are hereby notified that | have e2- pended one hundred dOllars in labor and im- provements upon the Senator mining claim. -it- rated on the western slope of the santa ILts mountains about one and a half miles yves. ot the Lucinda mins owned by the Mineral Mountain Mining company, mining dis- trlct unknown. Pima county. Arizona. being the same property located January !. I->- by Francis TOllpkins John DOwdie. J. VI. hunnlck and Henry Dowdls and recorded iu Book \, pa-e l25. Pima county, Record of MinG-. m order Co hold said claim under the provisions of r'ectlon 2S2f. Revised Statutes of the United states, being the amount required Co hold the same for the year ending December Si. 1888, and that myself have contributed your rOrtiurs thereof. Therefore. fl within % days after -a-- vice of this notice of publication. you fal or fuse 70 contribute your proportions Of sIra .E- pendltures, asfcO owners with tha cO-ts OF -lls publication your interests ;n said claim vi.l h6- come the property of the subscri Der. under .ald section 232i. Your proportion IS S25ltu e1ct.
 DAVID ". NEIL Jan. 26 3-m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretIons of youth, nervou: weakness, early decay, loss of manhood etc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by a missionary IL South America. Send a se'f-sddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN Station D, New York city. ap12w8t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUCsoS, PIMA COUNTY, a. r..
 February 5 Is-t. ITO R. GODFREY, NAT HOLBROOk AND A James Hale. or those who may claim urte- them, each an undivided one-sIxth iuter.-- II the tOllOwinE described property. You are hereby notified that l have expended Two llUr- dred Dollars in labor and improvements upon the Richmond Hill mining claim, Patagonia Mining Distinct. Pima county. Arizona. located September 10. lsS0, and recorded in Book c, , rs-- 54. The said amount being One Hundred ua'- lars for each of the following years. tu-aIc. lsS2 and l6eci, in order to hold sad claim under the provisions of Section 252i Revised Statutes of the U 'lteo States. beIng the amount required to hold the same for the years ending Drcel .ar 3l. lsS2 and 1883 and that l myself have contrib uted your portions thereof. Therefore if within gJ days after service of this notice of publIC.- ton you fail or refuse tO cOntrl bute your TrH- portion of such ex penditures as co-owuer-. v-i.h the COS, ssOf this publication, your iu'ers-ts l1 sald claim will become the property of th- sua- serlber under said section 2324. Your psoq0r- ton Of said expenditure IS sixteen and il-l.' dollars for each of said years ISs2 and l--}
 fe9W3m CLAIRBCONE SMITH,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
The Criminal Contribution.

The criminal contribution to the Ter ritorial prison from this county, so far for this term of court amounts to four Their names and crimes are as follows Robert Wallace, grand larceny, one year; Patrick Ryan, housebreaking, five years; Bernardino Martin, horse stealing, two charges, ten years on the first and five years on the second count; James Howe, housebreaking, three years. Sheriff Paul left Saturday afternoon with the prisoners for Yuma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

ESTATE OF JAMES LEE, DECEASED IL, Noilee IS hereby given by the undersigned. the administration ot the estzfe of James Lee deceased, to the creditors of and persons having claims against said decedent. to present them, w1th the proper voucher to said administrator a. hls place of business. at Quinlin's blacksmith shop. on corner of Meyer and Pennington streets m Tucson. A. T within four months after the hrst publication of this notice.
 AUSTIN MASS, Administration of the Estate of James Lee, de- ceased. apI2Wtt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Ia inc Justice's Court,
.RBIToRY OF sRIZONA.l

TERRITORY OF sRIZONA.l
 County of Pima
 Before Chsrles H. Meyer. J P. Precinct No 10 John Haynes. Plaintiff.
 7 Demand -IH-f .- Oliver s. Teall defend'tl interest
 The Territory of Arizona sends srea is t Ar. Oliver S. Teall defendant
 You are hereby summoned and reGulrei j' '.s pear before me, ar my office. in tEe t's- f Tucson. and County of Pis a. on the l-,- dA. 2. June, A. D. 1881. at 10 o'clock a. m.. to a---s- the complaint of the above named pialltit-. ~- demands of yOu that yOu are indebted to LIE the sum of siXty-fiVe dollars and intera-t- 1- if you fail to appear and answer sali cg--a.- as herein required. the plaintiff will take --s ment az inst you as demaUded. and for me -' of this suit. r GIven under my hand this sevsuteent- ,-' ' April A. D. 1881. CHARLFS s H. MEILH- anl1sWst Jusfica of the la1c-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

Ohflstluac hAnius Ctdlh
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. ! TUcsOs. ARIZONA. April ls, lsSi. ] NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALIEN V aLder Mckay. whose pOstofiice address Is Tucson. Pima county Arizona. has hl hls ap- phcatlOn for patent for ,S5s linear feet of The Christmas mine or vein, bearing mineral. with surface ground GO feet in width. situated in She Old Hat mining district, county of Pinal and Territory or Arizona ard designated by the field notes and official plat file this office loi No, II m said district, sald lot No. II being as follows, Co wit:
 Beginning at he initial monument ct the north end center of claim at post 4xl inches m a mound of stone. marked ''C ]. NJ. hO. 2;' U. :. mineral monument No. III. Old Hat dis trIct, bears SOls deg. r. Ss6 feet distant.
 Thence N 77si ueg E 300 feet to location mon ument at NE corner of claim, at post 4xi inches in mou- q of stones, marked C. N 3" Thence ' deg l.S5s feet to SEE corner of claim. at post 4xl inches in mound of stone, mar Ied ''C. No 8"
 Thence < TIA deg. " SOO feet to location mon- ument at southerly end center of claim. at an oak tree Is inches m diameter, marked on north Thence ; TX deg, W 300 feet to sw corner of claim, at a post ixl inches iu mound of stone, Thence N drg. W S6O feet to location monu- ment at NV corner of claim. lt post 4xi inches in mound Of stones. marked e. No G.
 Thence N 1lai deg. F so feet to monument and post, 70. l. NJ. No. l, place of beginning.
 Narlauon, lS deg. .O0 min. k. Total area of claim, lS.40 acres.
 lhls clam IS located on unsurVeyed land, on tho north slope of the Santa Catalina mountains, Pinal county, Arizona. and the location no ice is recorded in the Rec .rders office of Pima county Arizona in Book l. Records of Mines page s1.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Christmas mine or surface ground are required 10 file their adverse claims with he Register of the United States Land Office. Rt Tucson, Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication thereof, or they will be barred by Viftue of the provisions of the stat ute
 lt is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Of plicati for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks in the ARIZONA CITIZEN, weekly newspaper published at Tue son, Pima county, A. T.
 BEN. M. THOMAS Register. First publication April sB 1884
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. SO
LAND OFFICE AT Tucsos. ARIZONA. ]

LAND OFFICE AT Tucsos. ARIZONA.
 Ap-il 2i, 1881. NOTICE Is HEhEBH GIVEN THAT THE " following named settler has filed notice sf his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that sad proof wlll be made be- fore the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Ari- zona- al 10 o'clock on May 27. 1881, VIZ: IsadOr AragOn for the Nii of SEis and the Sis of NRlt of Sec % Ip. IS S, R. lS E.. a1d mes the fol lowing as his witnesses viz; George Pusch John ZeilWeger, Nathan Appel and Francisco Mungula, all or IucsUu. Arizona.
 BEN M. THOMAS. Reg ister First publication April 26. 1884 5tW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

The editor of the Journal is in receipt of letter from Hon. Sumner Howard, recently appointed as Chief Justice of this Territory, in which he states that he expects to leave for Arizona about the 18th of May, his business requiring bis attention until that time.-Prescott Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

The MITCHELL WAGON stands to-
 day at the head and front of all compet. itors, and is known far and wide as the strongest, most durable, best ironed, best finished and lightest running wagon made In the world. They are unequsled in quality and nnisb, and are monarch of the road wherever known and used STEVENS & HUGHES, Agents.aS1&v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
A notification No 3G9 for Patent for the
 New Year Mining Ciaim-
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Tr-rGn~ AprzpNA ADrfl K 1Ai4

TUCSON. ARIZONA. April K lsS4. J NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALEA- " ander Mckay. whose postOffice address is Tucson, Pima county, Arizona. has hled his ap- plieatiOn for patent for 1900 linear feet Of the New Year mine or vein, bearing mineral with surface ground 6UO feet in width, situated Tn the Old Hat mining district. county or blnal and Territory of Arizona, and designated by the held notes and othcia plat On tle m tnls once is iot No. 42 m said district. said lot No 4z being as Beg1nning at the initial monument at the south end center of claim, at post firmly set m the ground and surrounded by mound CT stone s- post marked on the north face, N 1- l. M. No l." Uni cd States mineral monument No III old Hat district, bears E deg. Ssj feet dls- tant; sn oak I2 inches in diameter. and marked N |. |. NJ No. E. T., bears N s4 deg. 4s tee' T Ience N 77a deg. F. sOO feet to location mon- um snu at SEE corner of claim at post 4xl inches m a mound of stones. marked on north face IN. Thence 12ls deg. W 1,5OO feet to location monument at NE corner of claim. at 8 post 4xi inches, in a mound of stones, marked IN. I. Thence S 77sl deg. " sOO feet to location mon- ument for northeriy end center of clam, at 2 post lx4 inches in a monument of stones, marked Thence, same course, 800 feet 70 NV corner of claim. at a post 4xt inches Tn monument of stones marked IN. |. No. g..
 Thence l2l6 deg. k ,50o feet to SW corner of claim, at a post ixi inches in a mound of stones. Thence N 775f deg E 300 feet to monument and post IN. '. l. NJ. No. l." place of beginning.
 Total area of claim, 2066 acres. Variation, i305 F.
 This claim is located on unsurveyed and on he north slope of the Santa Catalina mountains. Pinzl county, ri ona and the location notice IS recorded in the Recorders od ce of Pima county, Arizona in Book ]. Records of Mines, page Sl-
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said New Year mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claim vi h the Register of the Jnited States Land Othce at erIgOnq 1nrIur fha sixty ffaVs DprTOd of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks in the ARIZONA CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published at Tue son, Pima county. Arizona
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register.
 First publication Apr,l 26, 1884.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

A Duluth woman kicked a man on the shin and iabbed hls eye out with an umbrella, simply because he kissed her. And yet he thought 1t was very funny. If she had rammed the umbrella down his throat and opened it inside of him, he might have been tickled to death.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

The kidneys act as purifiers of the blood and when their functions are interfer ed with h through weakness they need toning. They become heal thfuuy active by the use uf H0stet- t-r's Stomach Bit ters, when falling short of relief from other sources. This superb stimulating tonic also prevents and arrests fever an nd ague, cOnsu- patton. liver co n- plainL dyspepsia rheuuatisn and other ailments. Jse it with regularity. For sale by all .IIv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Sherif's Sale

l DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION rsSrpr. | ID ou- of the Distric: Court of the Fi-s+ f ID
 elal Dlstrict of the Territory of Arizona. in .-- | Tor the county ot RImR. and tO ne diree' ..i .f
 delivered, on judgment rendered by saiI f.-l .--l | on the 9th day of February A. b. f,.l ..-i. .. K. DeLOng and in favor of d. Iazarj f.-.it. | sum of Two Thousand Two Hundred .r.i 'f..-5 '.-5 ty-Eive and tQ-lOO Dollars, with interest - st E at the rate of two per cent per month mn --7 together with One Hundred Sixtv-eirE. i'---r | 100 Dollars, costs and disbursement at fi.. - ! of said judgment, and accruing costs z te | levied upon all the following descfIb... -'e -'e erty. to-Wit: The Little Sophia Miu.r- " | located in Helvetia Mining Distri.- I-
 county, Arizona Territory, tEe location r1..-s | of wLlch IS recorded m the office of tI- Es.-T
 CT Of Pima county, in Book F. Records ,r lf.- | or Pima county at page 6Sj. alss tra -l- mining claim, situated Tn saId Helvetia lI---- District. the location nOtice of which is -sr--7 m the Otice of the Recorder of Plfra ..-l-.-'s ! Book P Records of Mines of Piua -1,,--5' - .-. | page 632; also the Pima copper uiue -Itr--.j - g,
 sald helyeta Mining District, the loca ion rr-
 nee or which Is recorded m the office of Inc P. corder of Pima county in BO k r. R-rl-4s-s Mines of Pima county. at pages 6.s and f.i ---
 eference IS hereby made tO sai1 recorl- fi-s
 more more parucniaT uescrlpilon; also the Caa-E lode m Canabl Mining District. cout G of Pms Territory Ot ArlZonl- designated by the SU-v.-- General as lot No q, he tateut To which < .' corded m the utlee or the Recorder of P-- county m Book li Records of Deeds of Mirls .i Plm~ county, at pagez aJ9 2IU 2fI PIP and lfl and reference IS hereby made to said record f1r
 a more particular description thereof
 And notice Is hereby given that on Satu-r.r.
 the 1st day of March, A. D. lssi betws-r -ts
 hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock Dc rr i- front of the Courthouse door, Tn the city of Tr- son. county of ina, Territory of Arizlra.
 will sell all the rlgnt, title and interest Of <
 De Long in and Co the above described prans-fv at public auctlOn tO The highest and b.-- tdis- for cash in legal eurreucy or SO much -5--a,r as will satisfy said execution and all costs.
 fegtdW R. II. PAUL. SherF. 
 The above sale k hereby postponed until Sat. urdsy, March 29, 1881. at the same hour auE place, R. H. PAUL. Sheriff
 Dated Tucson, March l. lsst
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
L. D. CHILLSON.

U. s. DEPUTY SURvEYoR AND MINERAL SUR-
 vEYOR NOTARf PUBLIC. MINING
 AND CIVIL ENGINEER- nFFIC CES-TUCSON AND QUIJOTOA. V DEW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
The Trial of David Gibson Under Way
 Other Notes.

T N--He'-A
 Other Notes.
 The District Court is now wrestlInl with the case of David Gibson, charged with the murder of James Levy on tho 9th day of June, 1882. There were 12: men examined for jurors, and the fol lowing gentlemen were selected to try the case: Myron L. Wertz, Edmond G Peck, George L. Rognon, Benjamin Lig gett, J. c. Daily, Wm. c. Cranz, J. H Baker, Frank Armento, P. w. Cooney E. R. Anderson, J. B. Monasco and J | ". Bennett
 When the case was called thIs morn. ing the court room and corridors of the | courthouse were crowded with witnesses | and friends of the deceased and pris- | oner. Gibson came into court looking | fresh and with smile for all his ac. | 9uaIntRpces. His toilet had been made with scrupulOus nestness and care, and when not iu private conversation with his attorneys, Hon. Thomas Fitch and | Judge Silent, he was closely scanning the faces of the jurors. When spoken to | by the CITIZEN reporter he manifested a lively disposition and stated that while his close confinement had reduced his | aYOirdupoIs Co some extent he felt that be was in the best of health.
 Since his last confinement he has grown thin as regards the features, and his eyes have a wearied and anxious look.
 Mover, who was charged with com plicity in the murder of Levy, and who was, at the November term of court, convicted and sentenced to a term of ninety-nine years in the territorial pris- on, is to be made a witness in the case, and Sheriff Paul will go to Yuma this afternoon for the purpose of bringing him here.
 The case IS, of course, attracting con siderable attention, and while the at torneys for the defense are making hard fight to save their client from the terrible penalties of tine law, Judge Campbell, the Few district attorney, Is working diligently to secure con- viction.
 lWhen court convened this afternoon at ? o'clock Robert Wallace, who had been convicted of grand larceny. was brought into court for sentence. When asked by Judge Fitzgerald if he had anything to say why the septence of the court shoull not be passed upon him, Wallace said, "No, your Honor: but l was out of meat"
 Well" remarked the judge, "you killed a valuable bull. Had you killed a calf or a COW the crime would have perhaps been one of less severity"
 But" interrupted the prisoner, "there were no COWS or calves convenient"
 "That does not" said the judge, init igate the crime"
 At this iuncture Judge Campbell arose and asked that the court be merciful in the sentence. Judge Fitz- gerald then sentenced him to one year in the Territorial prison, and remarked that should his behavior be such as to favorable notice it is likely that he would be pardoned on the recom- of the court and District 
 MINOR MENTION. Tce United States grand jury made | their final report this morning and were | ilscharged.
 M. T. Cornell has been appointed | Deputy United States Marshal.
 Judge Fitzgerald has ordered that
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

VNHE DAILY AND WEEKLY ARIZONA GIT Il HEN Is kept on file at E. c. DAKE'S raots for advertising csa be. msdssf sfor,it in Sa1 Francisco myl5tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Official Records.
LOCATIONS

bONAAAO-Nos
 Silver Nugget mine, Tyndall district by Jens Peterson.
 Iron Monarch mine, Casa Grande dis. trict, by R c Childs, Paul Reicker, " Booth, A Miner and Geo c Hall Hidden Treasure mine, Tyndall dis. trict, Jens Patterson.
 Iron King mine, Casa Grsnde district by R c Childs, Paul Relcker, A Miner Geo c Hall and W Booth.
 Anna Elizabeth mine, Wrightson dis. trict, by John Smith and N Prestorias Santa Rita mine, Santa Rita noun. tains, by Al Davidson, Louis Lepage J B Heart and Wm Warford.
 Santa Rita mill site and water right, Santa Rita mountains, by the same par ties.
 DEEDS.
 Thos Gates to w Rhoads to one-fifth interest in the Abbie Waterman mine Thos Gates. John W Murphy and Da vid Gibson to W P Woods, two-ffths in- terest Tn and to the Richmond mllleite. David Gibson and John W Murphy to W F Woods, an undivided two-fifthf interest in the Abbie Waterman mine J Mahear to J A Bright, an undivided Ont-IOuIlu 1uttIcst III tue DTlEHI uluei QuiiotOa district.
 John Mahear to Dodge & Bright and W. N. Price. an undivided one-half inter est in the Mahear.
 r W Voll, E Lewis, c E McNeas, Geo c ming and J 5 Deliver to the Indian Chief Gold and Silver Mining Company Indian Chief mine.
 August Schneider to R D Ferguson, to one-sixth interest in the Denver, Baldomingo, Silver Star, Aurora and Chrysolite mines, Santa Rita mountains.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Power of attorney from J A B Van Benthusen to B II Hereford.
 Sub lease from F I Hauck to D McAuliffe to certain property in Logan. Six afHdavits of registration as fol lows: NJ l. Watts, E R Anderson, J B Menasco, U Johnson, F " Coney.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
MINOR MENTION.

TGe United States grand jury made their final report this morning and were discharged.
 hI. T. Cornell has been appointed Deputy United States Marshal.
 Judge Fitzgerald has ordered that gentlemen without coat on be not ad- mitted into the court room. This order will be receIved with sorrow by num- Der of portly citizens, who deem it a discomfort to wear Q coat when the ther- mometer marks more than sixty degrees in the shade
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
LRuPTUhE

EOR SALk-Ar THE CITIZEN OFtiOL II soft paper pads of different sizes; very 1ln1' tor merchants, professional me1-eEeryb0dy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

The above sale is hereby postponed until ss-- urday, May 3. 1884 at the same hour and place.
 E. II. PAUL Sheriff D,.aI 7,,raor, N.rcI 9s 1881
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

The above sale is hereby postponed until Ss.. urdsy, March 29, 1881. at the same hour arE place, R. H. PAUL. Sheriff Dated Tucson, March l. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Proposals for Beef Catlle and FTpsh Bgef.

BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. First publication March l. 1884
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA OFFICE OFCHIEFCONaIssAR OF SUBsISTESCF WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PEEsCsTT, A. T..
 Arr,l n r.sf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Notice 10 Creditors.

apl1qWlt Cautain and C7 s U I-ls s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03
Application No. 36S for Patent for the
 Christmas Mining Claim.

First publication April 26, issi.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-03

| All bids must Do accompanied by certified
 cheeks upon some United states DepO-itory or the First National Bank of Los Angeles Cal. for at least FIVE per cent of the amount of the props sal H. PRICE, ap3: Sw Commissioner.