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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

such ~ believe in the irrcd"W of
an unmuLzled prrs- AMI that mo- rlll-
Ger in above criticism md comment
should subscribr to the Light no mni
ter whereabouts they live ia Texas
A Newspaper, attempted to S'rlak.
rn down for exercising the irrcinW 'I
the prrz-, merits the sympathy aru
-upport Of nlI men who set store Dos
the freedom ottho press, and the li2hi
usIl, uu lovers of the freedom of ih
press to send forward their -uh-TI
ton. and advertisements. That i-
the only way to back mp a newspaper
which is sought To De gagged, W"/
llcd aud tcrrorizcd.
We are with You there brother
Iight. The ENAMINEH had it, little
row 10 weed. and found il pretty
rough too, but it never cried 'nou-h
and s. sull wedding. There area set
of harronial office hoIdcr- filling th'
petty offices Of Texas who are entirely
above criticism los the press iu
prople should support the press 10
their struggle for independents
against them, and the prc.- cot u'
state should Hay them to the bone
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

Buck is one OF the boy who has
seen life on the range, maae hi acR
and in the free cowboy style spent it
Last week we met him looking rather
meditatye as he -trolled down the
Avenue. "Ilcllo, Buck; how J.. the
cattle queen out ON 10Th street. was
the saIution, expected to bring
wreathes Of smiles to hi- face, but
Buck gravely inserted the fore finger
of his left hand in the button hole OF
our lapel while he sorrowlully said:
"See here, Old boy, you know spent
the proceeds Of the best herd ofcattlc
that ever left the Cow House on that
pink OF perfection, now sir, have
just learned that that spindle shank
dude who dances the Newport has a
mortgage on the gal, 4 Kansas City
bank has deed of trust on the old
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

lfPeter smith should tase 10 into
hi- head to run Tor cohRre-- 10 'ht
sixth district. a- now seems probabIe'
DIn Mrllburu ua. wish that he-uI
Peter were never born
Wait until OIm c1usul'7 Dis Wash.
ugton commitments about that
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

ruigA tariff make, -hodlv 1'o"-.
maintains -hodiy prosperity ""'
builds up -hodiy sfi-'ocrn..r-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

Information wanted Of the heir, II
Alexander Ford, who lived iu McLru
nan county, near Crawford, aud owned
"A horse or cattle ranch. Address
T.. q. BANK-,
Attorney at law, Caldwell, Texas.
-G-lmw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

Rough on Rats" clears out rats
mice. l5c tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27
COLLINS

Tho sick, worn and detected should
read the advertisement Of Coldru's
Liquid Beet Tome. Nw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

J. wealth-an1 You can save money, and
a great deal OF worry by buying medi-
cine' at DR.. Hamletts drug store,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

Cor.icana j.. having gamh.er-
war.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27
Central Loan Office.

50 Solid Gold Key and
stem Winning American
Watches, $50 Solid Silver
Hunting Case Watches, 100
Solid Silver open Face
Watches, $50 Fine Custom
made OyercOats: al-o solid
gold and plated Jewelry,
Guns and Rcvolvrry, every
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

Head I..-ht al itI Ns NpIrsulC
bN Gamcruu, S!s-t!r- q storey
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27
REMOVAL!

Gu account Of removal we offer our
entire. stock OF watches, clocks, iewelry.
silyerwure at strict cost. This only to
first u March Come early and secure
bargains at
LRvGNsRI & ALvEA,
Jewellers,
Cor. Fourth and Austin SITS
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-27

WACO, FEBRUARY - is-t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29

for the present, perhaps for some years, as all parts of the mine will be connect ed with the main tunnel, above the level of which such vast ore bodies have been developed. The mine will undoubtedly be worked at much greater depths than the present level of the main tunnel, but other tunnels can be cut lower down on the mountain side. As this is true Assure vein, and one that seems to grow stronger and richer as 1t is followed downward, it is not unreasonable to eX- pect that the richest deposits are yet to be found. It has not been my purpose in writing this article to indulge in spec ulations, but to deal with facts as 1 saw them-as they may be seen by any one Tn visiting this property.
 There are now about 600 tons of ore on the several dumps. As has been al ready stated, it has not thus far been the purpose of the management to take out ore. but to put the mlne in 8 condi- ton to be economically worked. This having been accomplished, the ore can now be taken out as rapidly as 1t can be handled at the mil.
 In conclusion, desire to express my thanks to MT. E. F. Karns, Superintend- ent, and Mir. J. N. Holt, Assistant Su- perintendent, for allowing me to inspect the mine; for information furnished me and for the many courtesies extended by them to me during my visit at thelI pleasant camp. GEO. c. HALL.
 The assays referred to in this article were for ihe most part, given to me by Supt. Holt. From those 1 had made l believe them to be as represented. Il.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Proposals for frlSh Beef and MlItOl.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMFNT or ARIZONA, DPysiCs OFC OF SUBaIsTENCE,

HEADovs sRTERs DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA. ! OFFiCs soFCmEFCOMAussARY OF SUBSISTENCE, ,
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PREscsTr, A. T.,
 March 2l, 1884. SEkL2D PROPOSALS, IN TKIPLlCATf, - subject to the usual conditions, will be re- ,,eiTed at this office at the offices of tns act ing Commissaries of Subsistence, at the follow ing named posts until F o'clock. noon, cc Mon day. April 2l, lssl, at which tune Sna places they will be opened in the presence of bidders, for orfurnishinc and delivery oi such quantiues Oi Beef and Mutton on tho block, as may from ti me be required at FOrts Apache. BO-ie. Grant. Hui.- chuca. Lowell, Mcdowell, MOlave, Thomas and Verde and Whipple Barracks, m thls Depart ment, from July 1, 1884, to June 30. lss9.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any Or all proposals
 Proposa must be accompanied by guaran- tee signed by two responsible parsons m tue sum of S1 .00O earh. and in accordance with the form prescribed. Each proposal must be ac- cOmp1n, ed by an affidavit setu forth that the bidder is not concerned directly or indirectly m any other bid than that to which his name IS the successful bidder will he required 70 en- ter into a written contract with the United States, with good and approved security, within 90 days after being notified of the acceptance or his proposal.
 Bidders; will understand that contracts made und 1T this advertisement and proposals made III rssponse thereto. shall not be construed to ln- yolve the United States in any obligation for payment in exce-s of the appropriation granted by congress for the purpose.
 Blank proposals. guarantees and athdav1ts. and full information as to he manner ot bid dlng, conditions to be observed by bIddc.s. and terms of contract and payment, will befurnished On application to thls Othce. or to the COmmls- sary at the post.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for Beef and Mutton" and and addressed 70 the undersigned or to the re- speeti'e Post commissaTlfI cgAs p PAGAN
 mr22W4t Captain and c. s, U. S. Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Army Matters,

First Lieutenant W. D. Crosby, AS sistant Surgeon U. s. A., IS relieved from temporary duty atiFort Huaehuca' and will report to the commanding ot- fcer at Fort Mcdowell for duty at thai post. relieving Acting Assistant Surgeon q. E. Andrews, U. 5. A., who, upon be- ing relieved. will report to the command ma officer at Fort Huachuca for duty at that post.
 A Board of Survey, to consist or Gap tain H. w. Vessels, Jr., Third Cavalry, First Lieutenant W. E. Hopkins, Assist ant Surgeon U. 5. A., and Second Lieu tenant U. P. Brant, First Infantry, IS ap- pointed to meet at Whipple Barracks al 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday, the IIth ln- stapt. or as soon thereafter as pracuca- bIe, to examine into and report upon the alleged loss, by hunting party 0i n public animal, for which Captain O' " Williams. Assistant Quartermaster U. s. A., Is responsible.
 Sergeant F. Post, of Fort Thomas, has a three months furlough.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Application No. sG4 for Patent Co the Bull
 Docer Mining CIaim
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIl


 TUCsoN, ARIZONA. February 3B 1881. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN JHAT ROB " ert H. Paul. whose pOstoHice address IS Tue son, Pima county. A. T. has filed hIs application for patent for 1850 linear feet of the Bull DOcer mine or vein, bearing minerals, with surface ground GO feet in width. situated in the HelVe- tla Mining District, county of Pima and Terri tory Of ArlzOna, and designated by the held notes and official plat on hle in this office Lot No; il m said district, said Lot No. q being as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at the initial monument at the easterly end center of claim, at a post 4xl inches. in a mound of stones, marked "B. D. l. NJ. No. l, mouth Ot cut bears N. 5 deg. W. 957 feet distant; thence N. 9t deg E- S0O feet to To- cation monument at NE. corner of claim at a post 4xi inches, in a mound of stones, marked -B. D. No. 2;' thence \ 8 deg. w l5lO feet Co location monument st NV. corner of claim, at . post 4x4 inches IT mound Of stones. marked B. D. No. g." U. S. Mineral Monument No. 2, HelVetIs Mining District. bears \. 69l deg. F.. e6l0 feet distant. stack on smslter bears S. Ss deg. k. 7SO feet distant; thence S. i deg. ". 300 feet to location monument a. westerly end cen ter of clam, at post 4x+ inches, m mOnu- ment of stone, marked B. D. No. 1" Discovery cut bears :. 56 deg. E. $50 feet distant; thence 800 feet, sane bearing, 10 location monument st SW. corner of claim, at a post tx4 inches m a mound of stone, marked ''B. D. Ns. 5;' thence s. 55 deg. k. l5O feet to location monument al mound of stone. marked B b. No. 6;" thence N. g deg. l.. 300 feet tO monument and post, "B D l. M. No. l, and place of beginning. Total area of claim, D.6o acres Variation t2 deg. 70 min. E.
 The location of this Mine IS recorded in the Recorders office of Pima County, Arizona, ID | book A, Records of Mines, pages 6J6 and 6O7. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Bull DOcer mine. or surface ground. are required to ile their adverse claim with the Register of :he United States Land Orice at Tucson, Arizons. during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the proVisions of the Statute.
 It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing nouce of application for patent be published Tor the period of ten consecutive weeks m the ARIZONA CITIZEN. weekly newspaper published at Iuc- son. Arizona
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register.
 First publication March 1. 1854.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
EvERYBODY'S DOCTOR.
 BY ROBERT \. GUNN, M. D.

EverybOdy's Doctor contains 68f octave pages and is printed or fine paper and is handsomely bound. lt is sold at the low price of three (S3) dollars a copy, as to bring it within the reach of all. The work differs from all other books on Do nestle Medicine in having the diseases system aticslly arranged according to their classifies- rion. Everything IS described in the plainest possible language. and the prescriptions are written out in plain English 90 that they can be employed by any intelligent reader.
 Parents will ind 1t reliable adviser n every thing relating Co the rearing or their children.
 Every family can save fifty times the price of the b.Iok every year by consulting it. It is complete in ali its parts, and Is the most recent book of the kind published. If you have Dyspepsia. ind out how tO cure It by reading EverybOdy's Doctor. You can learn how to cure Catarrh by consult ing Everybody Is Doctor.
 For hsbitual Constipation, read EyerybOdy's Doctor. For all diseases of the Lungs and air passages. consult Everybody's Doctor You can cure Group and WhOoping Cough by following the treatment given in EverybOdy's Doctor. For the cure of Piles read Everybody's Doctor The book will be sent free by maIl or express on rec ipt of th rec dollars.
 We refer to the Editor of this paper as to the book.
 Address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TUCSON, PIsA COUNTY AT, .
 February Zg, ls,t ITO l.. D. LYtORD AND F. BOUION Us Il those who may claim under them each al undivided One-sixfh interest in the follow D, described property. lOu are hereby uult- that we have expended Four H ndred Dol.ars g labor and improvements upon the Flora C mn ing claim. located January 2l. I6s3. LOtta 4. Lucky Spring and Iopper Beauty uIne-. located ecember 26, leS1, COyOte-Cablhl Mountains Pima county. Arizona. The said amount uein2 Four Hundred Dollars for 1885. m order Co noll said clalms under the provisions of Seclon -a-i devised Statutes of the United States, helns ihs amount required tO hold the same for the yea' ending December 3l, 1883. and that We have coz tributed yOur portions thereof. Therefore. within 90 days after servtce of thss nouce d publication you fatl or refuse to contribute yo-' proportion of such expenditures as cO-0vusr, with the c. sts Of this publication, your luare.r in said claim will become the property Ot t' subscriber under said Section 2S2i lour pro portion of said expenditure IS sIxty-sI1 5i-. dollars for the said year 1883
 EA. BARNARD
 EIAzG0Tl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
The OuIjotOa Guide Book.

Information was received to-day (24th instant) from San Francisco that the en- cravings for the guide book have been finished and sent. This matter has been delayed by the washouts on the 5. T. h. R. during the last two months, These washouts have also interrupted commu- nication in regard to the same.
 The book will be ready for publlca- tion as soon as the compiler can com plete his canvass of the Qupotoa mn l. inp district which will occupy about a yreek and the book will then be another week in the hands of the printer, say Dy April 10th. o.:
 Parties owning mines in the Qullotos district will confer favor by sending me such information as they would ike 70 have published in the guide book, which will be inserted free ot cost. Address, IS. A. STEPHENS,
 TUCsoH, Arizona.
 March 24, 1884.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Notice of Forfeiture.
TuosoS, PIMA CoUSrT a. T.

TUCSON, PIMA NoUNIfr %. 4,r
 January l-. l.,A ITO HENRY l.. HERZINGER, OR IHusi Il who may clam under him an undivided 9as- fourth of the following described property. io- are hereby notified that 1 have expended o-' hundred dollars in labor and improvement u9.- the Con -inuaciOn mining claim, Sierrlia nl--- tains. Pima county, Arizona, being Che 's-f property located May 20 Is5O. by Leoua1-1 'l- ueta an recorded in the Pima County h-c CTS office, book of mining claims | page 46i. in order to hold sad cA- under the provisions of Section -3L h vised Statutes Of the United States bsIs amount required tO hold the same for fa. v ending Decen Der Sl, 1888, and that l n g-e.t -1 | contributed your portion thereof, Itsrs-ofs within 70 days after service of thl- uolos- | publication you fail or refu+e to contribute !- ! proportion of such expenditure as c1-'~ ! your interest in said claim will become thr l. erty of the subscriber, under sad Ssctioi 2 -,-' Your proportion of said expenditu0 i- L"e-- | i've DOllRrs. ,,,.rr ja12Wgm GEO. F. MLLA,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUosoS, PIMA CoUSrT, 2 !. .y.. 4. ITO JOHN DOWDLE. J. V. HUNlth a- Il Henry Duwdle or those who may clam -- 2. them. You are hereby notified that la'f = pended one hundred dollars ID labor aLh prOVements upon the Senator mining c-s.-' s- uated on tho western slope of the s4l.a ' mountains about one and half miles the Lucinda mins owned by the l' Mountain Mining OuDany, uli--- -.-..-, trict unknown, Pima county, A,',. ,.. being the same property located yand'5i! IT s by Francis Tompkins, John Dowie. 2.
 hunnick and Henry DOwdle and reco5. y.-, Book s, page I2j. Pima county, Record y- -'- in order 10 hold said claim under the ii,.s. of Section 2s2f. Revised Statutes oi me Si ... States. being the amount required Co S n.s ,si same for the year ending December 3l' l''- 2, that myself have contributed your . -s. thereof. Therefore. If within sl days 5.r re- e vice of this notice of publication. you l'-- --s q fuse 10 contribute your proportions oI 7f ,- psnditu1es asico owners with the co-l7 1 .- publication TOUT interests in sald claim i- " ..
 come the property of the subscrlber el-R
 section a32l. Your proportion F S-5', ',Jril-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
TrcsoN. P1nA CorSrr.A.

TUcsOS PIMA CoUSTY. A. T.. {
 Januag l. lsst [ TNO CHARLES A. SHIRELL OR IHON \ who may claim under him an undivided 0-s. sixth of the following described prup-5Jy. lo- are hereby notified that l have expended u1s hundred dollars in labor and improvement upo- the Montreal inning claim. Smith mining ,i~ trlct, Pima county. ArizOUa. being tle sand property located Ausust 6, lsIs, by me pZa JOhnsOn) and recorded in Book r page 70 Pima county. Record of Mines. In order Go tl.i said claim under the provisions of Sec lon -a-, Revised Statutes Ot the United States. heiI- .-s amount required to hold the sane for tlayEi ending December S1. 1883, and that myself tau contributed your portion thereof. Iherpi1-a within % days after service of this uOuca publication, you fail or refuse Co coctE5lE your proportion of such expenditure. as % owner, with tho costs of this pnbLcalU- your interest in said claim will become - property of the subscriber, under sad se,la' 2s4. Your proportion of said expendlture sixteen and 67-IO0 dollars.
 jal2WSm DANIEL JOHNSON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
From Casa Grande to QuiiOtOa.

4 friend hands in the following table of distances from Casa Grande to Logan City. Casa Grande to Loss station, u miles; Loss to Jack Rabbit, 10 miles Jack Rabbit to Half Way House, , miles; Half Way House O Miser's sta ton, D miles; Miser's to Logan, , miles This snriDks the air line from Logan Casa Grande sone three miles, as th' surveyor generals office -ives the dist ance from Casa Grande to Logan in an air line 63l5 miles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
May MnOlman.

The last chapter in the history of this Tombstone escapade IS thus recorded Ill an exchange:
 Last Saturday May WoOdman was re- leased from the penitentIary upon . conditional pardon:-that she at onc' leave the Territory, never 10 return She went to California on the first train Tuesday noon.-Yuma Sentinel, Marci 92nd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
GERONIMO
Indicted About Seven Years Ago for
 Murder.
wAs ARRESTED BY SHERIFF sRIBFLL
 AND ESCAPED.

WAS ARRESTED BY SHERIFF sEIBFLL
 AND ESCAPED.
 An "oid timer" remarked to repre- sentative of the CITIZEN this morning that Geronimo was once indicted in this county for murder He said that it was when Charles A. ShIbell was Sheriff. The Sheriff arrested Geronimo at the reservation. He tied his hands and feet together and placed him in the back part of a wagon, flat on the bottom. The Sheriff was accompanied by dep uty. The two were seated in the front part of the wagon, feeling that the Ind ian was securely bound and escape im- possible. Upon the approach to the San Pedro river the Sheriff looked around, but there was no Indian. He had made his escape and took to the mountains. If the Sheriff had the right to arrest this murderer then he has the right now, and the people demand his arrest and trial, the same as if he were a white man. It may be hard matter to gather together the witnesses, but the effort should be made. If permitted by Gen. eral Crook, we have no doubt but that the murder of Judge and Mrs. McComas and Mir. Dlbble and others, killed last spring, could be proved upon this Ind ian and those under him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Proposals for Flour.

HEAIOUAETErS DrPkRTsIENT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF CHIEF OSfdIssARY OF
 SUB IsTESCE, WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PRT SCOTT, A r.,
 March 31. 1884. SEALED PR pPOSiiS III triplicste, subject - to th- l-ual conditions, will be received at this office and at the offices of the Acting Com mlssaries of Subsis ca at the following named post iE Arizona Territory, until T. O'c,ocknnon, Monday, A Jril 2I. 1881, at which tune and places they will be opened in presence of bidders. for furnishing and delivery of ari- zoua Flour. as fOllONs:
 Fort Apache. 6S,O0O lbs; Fort Bowie, S0000 lbs: FO Grant, SJOOO bs; Fort Huachuca, o. OoO lbs.; Fort Lowe ], 50,CO0 lbs; Fort Mellow el'. $500 lhs.: Fort thomas. SOJ0 lbS.: San Carlos 1OOnoO lbs; Fort Verde alO0O lbs.; Whip pie Barracks. 4s.0 tbs.
 Proposals for furnishing four made m Arlzo- na and from Arizona wheat only will be cOnsld- cred. he Government reserves the right to re- ject any or all prOo ssls.
 blanz proposals, guarantees. and full lnfor nation as tO tha uiauner of blddInq, conditions to be observed by bidders, and terms of contract and payment, will be furnished on application to thus office. or to the COmmlssaries at the posts. Envelopes containing proposals should bo marked Proposal for Flour at -" and ad- dressed tO the undersigned, or to the COmmis- sary at the post. CHAS. P. EAGAN, u.r25wtd Captain and C < , U. S. Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE " creditors sndpersons having claims agaiI st Philip Hinkle, deceased, to present them. with proper vOuch CTS. to the undersigned. admInls- rl,for of said estate of sad deceased at his Of- ice, No. 3l4 Congress street, up stairs. m Tue son. A. r.. within four months after the first publication of this notice.
 Tucson, A. T., February 23, 1ssi
 n. BUEHMAN. Administrator of the Estate of Philip Hinkle, deceased. mhlW4t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Notice for Publication
LAID OFFICE AT TucsoS. AE
Pre-emprion No. e59.

LAND OFFICE AT TuCsOS. AEIz0SA
 March 2U, 1ssi.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT lHi ~ following named settler has filed notcss q hls intention Co make final proof in support q ls claim. and that said proof wlll be made t- fore the Register and Receiver at Tucson. A- roma. on April =. 1881, VIZ; Ramon EspIroa of Tucson. Pima county. AriF Ona, for the F B the SWl4 of Sec. 35, Tp. 1i $. +. IS E.. and na-- the following as his witnesses, viz: ROber WIikin. Robert N. LeaiherwOOd. Luke Harrs- and William J. Osborn, all of Tucson. Arlzoza
 BEN, NJ. THOMAS Reci-t-r. Fins. nnhIiclfinn Marcn y2. 1.si Mlt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Los Angeles Knights.

Twenty-sour members of Occur de Leon Commandery, Knights Templar, al Los Angeles, organized drill corp un6er the command of J. T. Ritchley, oi the famous De Molay Commandery oi Kentucky, which took the first prize al the San Francisco conclsve. Last trl' day night they gave an hours drill: The local papers speak of it very highly After the drill MT. Ritchley was presented a badge and watch. Hon Move Wicks made the presentation speech for the latter. Mir. Ritchley has ratnrned to Kentucky.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
All Roads Lead to Logan.

The Phenix people have fixed a road from Maricopa to Logan City, and give the distances as follows: Logan to forks of Tucson road, 115 miles; forks to Santa Rosa, r miles; Santa Rosa to Indian Tank, miles; Indian Tank to Christ mas Gift Tank, B miles; thence to Vii sons We'll, miles; Wilson's Well to Maricop7, 22 miles. Total, GLE miles. There must be some mistake in these figures, as, according to official maps, the distance cannot be less than 70 miles iu an ar line. Logan IS almost dut south of Maricopa