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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Bir mahen auf Die umsednberte gn:
iet9e: SUITE @elesenbeit, elm
5otels " ei6dft su tuufen" auIs
mertiam. Nus Der friiberen anseiae bate
man uerfteben %tOnnen, baB aud @rin6 unb
Sooen SeS American House" in ga Groie
gu u~ertaufen JET. Dem lit ni5t 10, pie bic
neue NnSeige beutIi6er ansibt, bios Sin.
ri6tung unb 2saie itnb fell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Bir MAIDEN auf bic neue In;eise Der
@arroa'i6en Oampfbdderei an anberer
Stele aufmertiam. Oisie Bdderei lisfert
Baaren auer Art, gut, prompt, biuis unb
nit ibren @eipdnnen nod auen Ebsilen Der
Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
gBir lenfen bic aufmerfiqmfeit unierer

4titr auf Die In5eise Ser @~r,iebunass Nm
ftaIt CUR 8. 6amiIie in SiIperiate. nabe
Naniiowoc, Wis. Oieie BON ben Srans
;istanerinnen s~eIeitete alnitult sibt ben
Ndb6en cine sriinblide 4usbil6una Al
iebr biaisem preiie, bios $50 per Gsrmin.
Rdbers ausfunft Tam man BET Der ams
ifaIt fsIbf, brienid ober manbIi@, erbaItsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Sdon lett Snbren baben iid Or. sus.
SOni9's 9ambur9er MeSisinen
ais auSgesei6nete 9ausmittel BEL uns be-
wdbrt, = 10 i6reibt Serr Is. q. 9errp,
SSatlon Ctr, Sttapa, Sqs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

EetpsDorf Warftberi6t.
(Ber telegraph II. Aug. 1884.
@ei:en-R iipautes. Ro.2 2, 8 81.
6afer-4S 9ts.
&eli d I or n-gem. ID. 63t bis 64i @ts.
Observation-Disclosures bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
@rjiebangss
AnfaIt ,,tr III. Camille,
Stiper : Safc,
nabe 30 c, isis.

Ti,ie antnIi. selsiist RON ben Sapsfiern pom bL. 6rans
;istus, 1T In sinem Der ih6ulieu uub e%eiuuostsu 1beils
ots Gtodtss stlegeu. Dos laiilids Gtbduoe. nit elmer
anb5bt, in ser stGbe oss, Degsu ietner malerti9eu Sd0ns
belt bsribmten .SilbersSse" qsIe9tu, btettt siusu pradts
poasn aublid un6 eendbrt ju9letd cine erbatsne Ausiipt
aui Ole iGSns umsessno. Die Sntait bsNgt aus ssoebuis
gruuoitlte. 6e ben 3oelnsen btnret1snoe SsIe9subsiI ;u
torptrliaeu Sepeguu9eu %9epabrsn.
Dn 3met Der sNiialt ~, iuuger Widodeu etne grhnos
lide gns5ilpuns gu sebeu - os Rhsltbe nit ben ausss
nebmsn urbinbsno-Inb ,wGr Ju mogIitlt biaigem Prsis
il, nm oaburd bic gort5eile tisier auliali rsdi uisltu
iuna.u gamen ;~usdnsIid gu MAIDEN. Naturalization
wrssn suieenoumsu. fnb abr ben 8eseIu osS Sauiss
uuttrperieH.
BtOinsuussn: EOit, llntsridt. Sdide uuO arStIids
Sebantlung, SabIbor TIM Scrons. 5000 tir ben Sermin
pou ) @oraiCH. SttdHeu, Wdlen unO Dtniit ertra.
lin udhere austunit weube man I'D an
Institute of the Holy Family,
Alverno L. o.,
ManitOwOc Co., Wis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
Weuer @a9enjbop !

Der neus Rassnibop In GsniraIla. Dubulus Co.. Stuo,
Der irisa uuisr Der 6iIma RIoter 4 Go. betrtebeu nah. Vi
isSi In bic S6nes Der Surtn Wliasr & 20. lbtrasaauetn.
Ets 6trma ~psrfsrtisi ie6 tS oris nsutr 1assu, tell Quupss
uno &tnemhblsn oui, ~repartri afsrbo--aidine QUO
AIi uue bctldst pttrbt, alts az ben b N pttiIeu.
Die arbsii pirs prompt. iaHsn uuo gut s:waat, iepis
s~araRttrt. GaS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
TO JOHN j. KAPP,

Two JOHN J. KAPP,
You ARE HEREBY No
TIFIED, That there il now ON file in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court of Dubuque Coun-
~, Iowa, the petition of John Schammel for him
self and as Guardian of Nicholas, Agatha, John
and PhilOmena Spoo. Minors. claiming of you the
sum of twenty siA Dollars, with interest thereon,
ms money due for refusing 10 satisfy a Mortgage
and money sent you and asking Il cancellation of
IA Mortgage made by Bernard SpoO and wife TO
Matthias kapp, also that a writ OF attachment has
issued i'm this cause and unless you appear and
defend thereto ON or before noon of the second
day of the September Term, 1884 of said Court,
which will commence on the 18th. day Of Sep
tember A. d.. 1884, default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon as prayed
for.
Longueville & Lenehan,
4wks Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
Nrnhtd.

6reb. 5eer, Ar9itect unb Supertntens
bent. S9ulen unb Rir9en cine SpesiaIis
tdt. A@te StraBe, 3w. Soma u. Clan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
0mte 0ele9enbeif
ein 9otel8ei6dit 81 famfen.

Der lnterSsihnete pirb, bura ben lob isiusr 5rau toSu
seSwurseu, ieiu ;u Va Grofs, 3tsconfn, ~betriebenes Scitls
gel tait ~auiseben uno iutt BITE 9inrihtuns gu prtau'rn.
Das Sei9ait norb i'm american House" %bstrieben.
erirtute h6 gutter ~Sunoitait une fam Der Sduitr hes
Nobiliars bic Seaie fur ben utdt abseIauisnen SbeI zen
5 Sabren hbel nebmen uuo bat oanr teiue Sdpierietsit lie
seaie ;u perldnsru. Der gafboi, tn Dem sas gei6diI bts'
trtebsn parb, TT b%reihotig, aus Saditein sstau..
bat % 3immer, Stoauus. Syi, Sas uno @ahersinritipRe
ourh oas game SauS. Wlit bent 1oitboi 1T cine qaihCs
iudte Wirtbi6ait nit BILLIARD uro Booltiif usrbuHtr.
lin ndbere Sustunit weuoe man fd an rem Gai;niT;b,
Sarl Sranj, (Sa6toiaer por Ntc. meber), 9earl St.as
BE. AmLiden 2. q 3. Sirabe, 70 Nroiis. g9tsc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Gebt III +. Grler, 9tO. 1858 @Iupitr,,
fir SIe9; unb SapierbIumen gu biuisen
Yreiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
sRtltp anfee Rarttbert@t.

4RtItu at,fee RarftbertGt.
Ber SeIe9rapb.) II. guS. 1884.
Deisen-yto. g.. 5 .784.
Safer-324 Gts.
WeIidtoru-52 Gts.
Ro99en-63 @ts.
gerne-624 Gts.
Chicago Hearftbertht.
Ber SsIe9rapb0 II. aue. 1884.
Beiaen-Ro. g.. 3 1921.
@eIf6torn-514 @ts.
S~afer-25f @ts.
Butter-14 bis Is Gts.
@ier-14 bis Is @ts.
Wbistp-$1.10.
9 dwetne-S5.20 bis $50.
&iubpteb-$6.50 bis sos.
g 9petnefeii1-$17.0 90 bis II 80.
ct. 2outS Warftberi&t.
Wer 2e%ie9rapb.) II. Aug. 1884
@~ siaen-rotber. go. g. 8 .84t.
0eli6torn-47l Gts.
Safer-27 StB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
W0dentli4e Brieaiite.
gfo. 3.
DUBUQUE. ben II. @luouit 1884.

Dubuque, ben II. su9uit 1884.
Sn psIdsr aus grie's ~onss,,ist Hns, peIte pom 4. Aug.
bis gum II. susut tn Der btstsen pUftoifss onss,Omusn
unb uitt abasbolt worosu Nue,
Serin9er WtatilSa Sanssen Wea99ie
Srann Niutam Roth gnoreas
gerin9er ". 6. Riee 9lmelia
@ntrin9er Serrie Giebp Vtarp u.
Souensbee ". N. S6mis @unie
Suber Inna S6mitt 2is;ie
Soltslanber Seon Sdmis Nfo99ie
0onlen Sbesoore Wibmann &. e.
Sanien u. 2 gSoller gi8ie
SeireeS Srant
Yian rerseNe uitt, psEn man mad Srteien aaf tititr 9ite
rast, gu bemeTten, bab re Z assjtist Tas, uns bic sium.
mer bsr grtsFiits ~an;ussbsr.
@sprse Srans. 8ofustt.r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
$50 lit Is, Sintunerl?

0erielbe iou lid leit 7 ODER 5 SSabren in G6is
cage ODER oeiien gGbe auibalteu. JtGbere slIss
tlnft, pojir i'm Soraus 9eoontt mirb, ri6te
man on ieinen Srloer Better Stmmerl, Gus
r~embur9, Dubuque SO. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
Observation-Disclosures.

Im Montas Ibsnb periammelte ii9 ber
Stabtratb sur reseImasisen monatliden
Situns. Na9 @enebm,isuns elmer I'm.
sabI &e@nunsen i9ritt man ;u ben @es
i9dften. NatirIi9 sins cine san3s slns
sabl @eiuds In Steuers, StraBens unb
Seitenwesess ln selesenbeiten eins, bic tein
SntsrsHe fir's a~lsemeine YubIitum baben,
unb bic mir bebwesen fisli9 iiberseben Ton.
men. 81. Sanien's @eiu9, um Slider
itattuns zines Gbeiles Der Birtbi9aftsIis
~cenien, sins ans Sinanscomits. Gb. S1af:
fert u. u. @eiu9 sesen gbauiiiruns Der
@aibinston StraBe swii9sn Neunsebnter
unb 2ateftraBe, warb gu ben scten seIest.
s. 8uq u. u. %perlansten aufbsbuns Der
9luep bur9 Collins Snbbipiion. Sing
ans StraBencomite. M. Nferer unb Gns
berer Yroteft sesen ben 8au Der Mlep ;pis
i9en Glitter unb SmSIfter Strase sins
ebenfaQs ans Strabeneomits. Bolf &
Co.'S @eiu4, baB bic Stabt finf grems
plare bes neuen Oireetoriums taufen iou,
parb beuiuist. Uas @eiu4 nm sinen
Sirseriteis an Mab~iionifraBs, BON Sol.
| Simones nm Nusbau Der I6. StraBe DOR
isinem neuen 9ebdube, fir GerbeHsruns
uon @eit Ndter StraBe, non 8. 8ibler u.
anb., &uieittraBe go SuB brett gu MAIDEN,
wurben ans StraBencomite perp;eien.
@rawforb proteitirte sesen bas Serseben
u~eiterer StraBenarbeit, es iei benn, baB
iol9e Mrbeit abiolut notbuenbis iei. gr
tbeilte nit, baB bic Stabt ~se3uunsen iei,
Sc, 900 su bergen, I'm, bic Sorbsrunsen bes
Ietten WonatS 3u beitreiten, unb bab i'm
Iesten Wonat $1,000 fur Strassnarbeiten
a~usseseben worben feien. 9ie Burger
an SeneIontrabs protsitirtsn sssen bic an
gur9 slaep sema@ten i@Ie9ten arbeiten.
sluf gntras &ane's wurbe elm Bsi9Ius ans
senommsn, bab bic SrbonnanS in Setrsii
Ser SaIoonIiesnien babin aussslsst psrbs,
baS bic Stabt ben 0srtauf perbotener @es
trdnte ni9t sutbeibe. Sir &oF WeRabon
wurbe bic SdlubSabIuns fur ben gau bes
Canals an 6. Strabe un~seurbnet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
Sad Accident.

On Saturday night, as the east-bound freight train was about starting out from the depot, brakeman named Geo. W. Whipple stepped from a box car to a coal car, ID the dark, mistaking it for another box car. He fell heavily and tumbled backward between the cars to the track and was run over. He was not missed for some time, and tele- gram from Pantano caused a search for bim, and when he was fonnd he pre- sented horrible sight, but was still alive. His right leg was literally torn to pIeces and nearly severed at the thigh, and tine left side of his skull was crushed. He was at once taken to the hospital, but died about midnight on Saturday night.
 Mir. Whipple was powerfully built young man about 2S years old, six feet in night and weighed lS5 pounds. He was native of Buffalo, New York, where his parents reside, and had a wife, Mrs. Hattie Whipple, living at East Clarence, New York. He had been but short time in the employ of the Southern Pacific railroad, having come here from the Atchison, Topeka and SantI Fe road. He was pleasant and agreeable man, of good habits and was we'll liked by his railroad friends who express sincere grief at his sad taking off He was buried Sunday morning and his family notified of his death.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
Letter From Col. Bailey.
Trcsoy. A n. Oct 2jtb. lSS4

TUCsoS, A. T., Oct 2Jth, lSS4 To the people of Arizona:
 The day on which you will be called upon to cast your ballots is now near at hand, and it becomes a question of vital importance to this Territory how the people vote-whether for Bean and Long-representing the party of pro- gress and improvement, or for Head ani Jones, allied to the party of constitu- tional obstructionists.
 Every voter should lose no time in arriving at a conclusion in this matter.
 It needs no argument to convince any intelligent man, of whatever party affil- liation he may be, that a radical change Is needed to place thIs Territory in line with the great political party whose energizing power has saved and perre- tuated m the sisterhood of nations our American Republic.
 Without a doubt as to the success of the national ticket and the inauguration of Blaine and Logan on the 4th of March next, appreciate the importance of Arizona's being Tn sympathy with that administration whose life pulses will be needed to vitalize her material interests.
 For eight long years you have seen this Territory neglected and almost lost right of by the authorities at Washing ton, and why? You all understand the season why. and you will understand 1t stil! better if you permit the political elements here to follow in the wake of the past eight years of do-nothing in difference characterized by four terms of Democratic imbecility.
 With the hope of reviving our fiagging industries my name went before the Territorial Convention and was with drawn in behalf of that name standing at the head of the Republican ticket as one surer to win in the campaign now drawing to a close, and I desire to say tO my friends of both parties that while 1t would be gratifying to me personally to have been the standard bearer in this campaign, the fruits Of victory are far more important to us all than any per sonal considerations, and for that fact We should SO make up our minds to vote for the men whose election will bring this Territory into communion with the political forces that have pre-eminence for advancement and development in every department of industry through out our broad land.
 l propose to vote for Bean and Long, and l urge, in addition to personal and party considerations, that this is time when political necessity demands a change in our political atmosphere to give health and prosperity to our now iaundiced condition, for which reason let me say our remedy lies in the sue cess of the Republican ticket and the election of Bean and Long.
 Very respectfully,
 C.E DALEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
A Brilliant Affair.

The reception rendered to the officers and ladies of Fort Lowell last night by the members of the Commercial Club was a most brilliant and enjoyable af- fair. The weather, however, was so un- propitious that the attendance was not near so large as it would have been had the rain not been pouring down in tor rents. Notwithstanding this fact the attendance was good and the occasion was one of the most enjoyable that has ever taken place in the city. It was not an agreeable night for excellent toilets, but the ladies in attendance were not neglectful in that matter, and some of the most beautiful costumes that have ever been witnessed in the soclal circles of this clty were to be seen.
 Among the prominent people present were Colonel l.. A. Forsythe, Lieutenant Mason. Lieutenant Patch, Lieutenant Erwin, Major COmegys, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Baldwin and Mrs. A. A. Bennett, of San Francisco; Judge and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, NIT. and Mrs. A. Steinfeldt, Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Bennett, Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Scott, MT. and Mrs. H. K. Jeffords, Mir and Mrs. J. c. Perry, Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Zeckendorf, Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Gould, MT. and Mrs. IS. M. Ja- cobs, NIT. and Mrs. F. l.. Croyat, Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Black. General and Mrs. Roy all A. Johnson. Mrs. c. E. Holbrook and Mrs. Whitaker of San Francisco, Mrs. l.. Hudson. Mrs D. Snyder, Mrs. z. l.. Tidball, Miss Belle Elliott, Miss Lena Wood, Misses Borton, Miss Lillie An derson, Miss Nellie Pomroy, Miss lid hall, Miss NJ. Frye, Miss Sallie Wood, Mise Dangerfield, Dr. H. w. Fenner, $. M. Franklin, H. B. Penney, Leo Gold schmidt, K. Dsnnheim, Charles II. Howe, Robert Wood, S. G. Rowe, Casey Cum, c. Selignsnn, T. l.. Stiles, c. J. Jeffords, A. Goldschmidt, A. katz and Abel Dungan.
 The music was furnished by the Fourth cavalry orchestra, which was excellent and highly appreciated.
 At r. o'clock the party repaired to the Fashion restaurant, where a most mag niiicent supper had been prepared by Messrs. TOrmay X Siewert, and their assistants. The tables were arranged Tn excellent style, beautifully decorated with flowers and well laden with choice viands and edibles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
ocIsW4t
NOTICE.

GALE UPON FORECLOS UEE BY WRITE C of a judgment decree of forccIu-ur,. and or- der Ot sale issued out of he District Courf of the First Judlcial bistriCt of the Ierritary of Arizona. m and for the cGUn z, of Pima. on tt. the sth day of October. \. D. l>~t In a c-ftsIr action wherein S. M. Nhlt+sIde plaintiff rcc1y cred Judgment against P. R. Fully and Este van Ochoa, co-partuers under the firm name of Fully Ochoa, defendants, for the sum of Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety tS1,Sp) DOllsrr. with interest thereon at the rate of Eighteen l>l per cent Der anrum from the date of this decree together with m. sum of Four Hundred and flfty-eight and 1.-ltu (Sl5S.2Jl Dollars. costs of this -UIt, have l.,- led upon all the following described prnpart- situated III the county of Pima. Ierritury uf Arizona, to wit: The south half of the northeast quarter and the south hall of the northwest quarter of section li. township tliJ sixteen south range seventeen ll5I east, GIla and SaI- River meridian, and containing one hundred and sixty tl6O) acres; also The south half uf tie northeast quarter and the south haif or the northwest quarter of section thirteen .I3. m township sixteen (l6l. south of range seventeen l7l east, Gila and Salt rIver mericIau and co1- taIning one hundred and sixty tlbJl acres. also the south half of the sOuthWt st quarter oi sec ton thirty-ti i've (S5l m township sixteen lf south of range seventeen tl1J east, tIIl4 ant c.- river meridian, and containing elghty -I acres. together with all anC singular tie tauemeuts heredltaments and appurts naECes theraurfO ba- longing or in aEywise aDpertalnIng, and Ike re- version and reversIOns. remainder and reL-al-- ders, rents, issues and profits thereof.
 And notice is hereby gwen that on Sa-uTiay the lst day of November, 4. D. ls-i, between tho hours of To o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. u.. m front of the Courthouse door lu the Cltg rt Tucson county of Pima, Territory of Ari- ZOna. l will sell al public auc;lon Co the high est and best bidder for cash, all the above le- scriOed property, or so much thereof as m-g be necessary. to realize the amount of t-s above judgment, interest and accruIug costs,
 Dated Tucson, October 9, 1881,
 HI. PAIL. Sherf
 By T. CORDS Under Sheriff. OclIWE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
Sheriff S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the District Court of the FIr-t Jutl- cial District of the Territory of Arizona m and for the county of Pima, on n judgment rendered m sad court on the 29th day of September. A. b. 1884. in favor of J. A. Anderson and against K Hilton Chase. for th9 sun of Sl,Jl4bl wltI interest thereon at the rate of lu per cent Der annum until paid. together with hls cOsts and disbursements at the date of said judgment, amounting tO S2l.45, and accrulng costs. have levIed upon the following described property, tO-wit: All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land situate Tn the cIty of Tucson. county Of Pima Territory of Arizona. and bounded and particu- larly descri bed as follows. tu-wlt: cOmmenCins said city, south 16 degrees east 5 fec from the northeast corner of lot two @ m block one hundred and eighty-tve ls5); running thence south 7i degrees, west i2i feet tU point; thence north Sl degrees, west 22lta feet to a pOlnt, thence south 90 degrees Is minutes east Slts feet to a point; thence south 3gia degrees, east 2si feet to a point; thence south sl degrees, easI s2iJs feet tO point. the place of beginning; be- ing the same property lately occupied by Charles Hudson as a homestead.
 And notice IS hereby given that on Saturday. the sth day of November, 1884 between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and ? o'clock D. m., in front of the Court House door in the City of Tucson. County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. l will sell at public auction to the hlghs and best bidder for cash. legal currency, all the right. title and interest of sand defendant, R. Hilton Chase. in and to the above Gescribed property. ton and all costs.
 Dated at Tucson, October 14. 1881.
 K. n. PAUL. Sherifi.
 Ky T Comma Uudar Sheriff ocfsNgt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI I cial District, in the county of Pima Ierritory of Arizona.
 M J. Sullivan and John Chart, doing busiuess under the firm name of NJ. J. Sullivan d Co.,. pla ntlffs, against GeOrge W. Van HOvenber-b defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of tls First Judicial District. in and for the county uf Pima, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Go George W. Van HOvenbergh.
 You are hereby summOned and required Co ar- pear Tn an action brought against you by taF above named plaintiffs m the District Court ut the First Judicial District. in and for the county of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona and al- swer the complaint filed with the Jerk 0f thI- Court at Tucson, r. said county (a copy of which complaint accompanies this summ0nsl within twenty days (exclusIve of the day of seryice. after the service upon you of this summons, it served m this county; but If served out of tls county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fgIl 'c appear and answer the complaint as above r'- qulred, the plaintiffs will apply Co the court fu- the relief therein demanded. and costs and dl5- bursen ents in this behalf expended.
 -. Given under my hand and the sen. U' Sv,, sand District Court at Tucson this -i.A day of Septembrr. A. D. 1881.
 - C. S. JEFFORD5, Clerk
 By J. A ANDERSON, JR., Deputy.
 J. c. Perry.
 Plaintiffs Attorney. oc6DmWGd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

HARsHAw, PIMA CoUSTY, A. T. l
 August |. iSSi. T7OJ. A. NOLLEY, OR THOSE WHO MAI claim under him an undivided Cne-thlrd In- terest m the following described property. lou are hereby notified that have expended One Hundred Dollars in labor and improve ments each upon the Ne Plus Ultra and May Queen mining claims, locate1 May 1, 1881. and recorded m Book F.. Records of Mines. pagez li1 aud lil. tecOnder's office of Pima county, A T and ,he Yankee mining claim. located May2 l.,i. and recorded m Book F.. Records of Mines, puscs 75t and 152. Recorders office of PIma county, A. r. all said claims being m the Aztec Mining District, Pima county, srizoua. The saiI SlCJ each having been expended m 1888 in or,lcr tO hold sand claims under tho provisions uf Section 333i Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required t, hold the same for the year ending December 31, 1888. and that have contributed your portion thereof. Therefore, If within sO days after service of this notice Of publication you fail or refuse to con- tribute your proportion of such expenditures as co-Owner, with the costs of thls publication. yolr interest in said claim will become the prop erty of the subscriber under said Section 2s24. Your proportion of saId expenditure IS one hun dred dollars or SS3.SS1s for each of said several claims.
 Aug.gw-Sm N. COOLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01

G.Y. Bulle, of this city, is organizing an electric light and Ice company m Chihuahua, MexIco, and IS meeting with good success.
 There will be a meeting of the Epls- copal Church Guild at the residence ot Mrs. James, on Camp street, this even- ing at 7:30. All are cordially invited.
 H.B. Smith came mp from Nogales yesterday, to spend few days with his family. D. D. Hall will remain in No gales for some time longer.
 It IS currently reported among rail- road men that the bonanza company's Virginia City mill is en route to Casa Grande for shipment to the Quuotoas.
 Florence Enterprise: Court Reporter Wescott was confined to his room for several days thIs week, by threatened attack of pneumonia, but was able to leave for home yesterday.
 The room north of the Palace Hotel recently occupied by W. A. Latin as a storetoom for fruit. has been very neat ly fitted up, and will be used by Pedro Aguirre for a stage office.
 Henry Fleischman who has been very low with fistula and underwent pain full surgical operation, is rapidly Im- proving and is able to walk about the streets. He will soon be restored to complete health.
 Douglass Snyder returned last night from a trip through Sonora. His ex- periences during his journey were not Of the most enJoyabie character, and, al though not particularly dishgured, he IS still Tn the riIg, as 1t were.
 The Star is busy exploding rumors. That is a good occupation and opens a wide field of usefulness for the peculiar talents of that journal. IL IS wise plan, too, to inform the public when a rumor Is exploded; otherwise they might remain in blIssful ignorance of such an important fact.
 NIT. J. Banks of Logan city, arrived last evening, He is busy securing a patent for mechanical movement de- signed to double the number of strokes in changing a rotary to reciprocal motion. It Is very ingenious device and will be found extremely useful m machines where rapid motion IS desired. Messrs. J. K. Lowe and J. M. Westgate are associated with MT. Banks ID the ownership of this novel invention.