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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Sheriff S Sale.

= ALE UPON FORECLOSURE -BI NIkIJ 5 - of judgment and decree of fOreclOsurr I--gefI out of the District Court of the First JGliicai District of the Territory of Arizona ;u and for the county of Pima, on the 18th day of Apri A. D. lss4. Tn certain action whcTein George L. Lynde. plaintiff, recovered against Christot-. GhanettO and Pedro Charoleau. defeudsut-, a judgment for the sum of S5.3i7.1s, with IItsre, on SibuO thereof at one and one half per cent per month. tOge her with the sum of tj,ltl cu-rs have levied upon the following described prop erty, tO-WIt. situated in the Territory of Ar.- zOna, county If Pima and city of Tucson. be1s Lot number Five t5l, Lot number Nine ls. Lot number Twelve (l2) and Lot number Thirteen C3l, all in Block number Two Hundred and Thirty 230). together with all and singular tts tenements, hereditaments and appurtenanc~ thereto belonging or in any wise appertaIuIng.
 And notice IS hereby given that on Saturday the 24th day of June, 1881. between the hours ot 10 o'clock a. m.. and o'clock D. m., in front ot the Court House door in the City of Iucson, County of Pima. TerrIsOry of Arizona w.4 sell the above uescribed property or so much thereof as may be necessary to realize tts amount of the above judgment, costs and a. cruing costs.
 Dated Tucson. May 3, 1ssl.
 K. IT. PAUL. Sheriff
 By T. CORDS. Under Sheriff. mud
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Prescott Points.
Pr~c1ttNIiner.


 Governor Tritle has commissioned F. P. Damn. Esq, judge advocate of the Arizona Militia, with the rank of Lieut.. enant- Colonel
 During the absence of Governor Tritle from the territory. Secretary Van Arman will preside over the destinles of the sun-kissed land.
 Governor Tritle left this afternoon by private conveyance to Ash Fork. en route tO California. in the interests of the Arizona Central Railway. The Governor will be absent about two weeks. and on his return will probably be accompanied by Mrs. Tritle and the remainder of his family.
 The Secretary of State has received q dispatch from our minister tO Mexico. announcing that the President of the R public had, in accordance with a de- cree of the chamber Of deputies, given effect to the appropriation of SlOOO,OOO to defray the expenses of the govern ment of Mexico at the Worlds In- dustrial and Cotton Centenial EXpCsi- tion at New Orleans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
LFrom ths Pre.e.tt Ceurier.
Arizona News.
IChfton CIanon.l

lChfton Clarion.l The Copper Queen Mining Company at Bisbee, have lSO men at work m then mine.
 Camp Thomas is reported as very quiet. The business men of the place have confidence in the coal fields being segregated. If they are Themas will l boom.
 The military court of inquiry in the case of Captain Crawford. Third Cav airy, adjourned from San Carlos to Fort Thomas last week. We are unable to state the reason Cf this change of base, but it may be that the price of white wash is cheaper at the latter than at tue former place.
 The assessment roll of Graham county ! will show a handsome increase for 1881 over 1883. We are as yet unable to give exact figures, but the total will certainly reach SlOOO,O0O against S6OO,0O0 m round numbers for last year. These are the figures which the assessor will turn in, and it k quite probable that the board of equalization will raise them rather than the opposite.
 The Epitsph, of Tombstone. declares that the people of C0chise county will vigorously oppose any movement hay- ing for its object the segregation of ter ritory with which to create a new one, in order to gratlfy the whims Cf certain individuals. The Clarion IS of the opin- ion thHt there will be no new counties created by the legislature to be elected this fall. Malcontents In Nsvapai, Pima, Cochise and Graham untIes may en- . aN. .N. line, but their efforts will prove futile. Times are dull. and the outlook will not justify the expenditure of money wrung from taxpayers for any such purpose. The fact of the matter IS there are al- ready too many counties in Arizona, and no man should he thought of as an eligible candidate for legislative honors in either Pima, Cochise or Graham counties who is not willing to pledge himself as opposed to the creation of any more.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
No. 359 for Paten,
 New Year Mining Clain, f lA'
CNIIED STATES LAND OFF1ry

ICCSOS. AgIZONt An-5i t--, NOIlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TEsr,-2,%s r r aaus5 aehay. whose pOstotiice ai5-'-SSA- -'SA- Tucson, Pima county, ArizOua. has s'sj'-- j'--.-s' pheatiOn for patent for l5G0 linear f-.., , a. New Year mine or vein. beariug --i-.-l' 'i '-- surface ground Gu feet m width s--r-..53- VI, Oid Hat mlning district. county of P,-,r- - l- Territory of Arizona, and df-il.1Ir-.j -.-l a-. notes and official plat on fls ig tt,s, ,a .-s ,-3 No " m sad district, sand lOt No ,5 -.s s .' fOllONs tO-wit: '- l--se Beginning at the initial unorr-s-,
 south end center of claim. at a p.-f -.-r a. '.s the ground and surrounded b. a lrlurJ- i. $. '7'- post marked on the north face " ~ I' ,,,e5as l. lnIed States mineral mor1r---.- - q Aa Old Hat district. bears i. tsy r <, s 't Il tant: an oak r. inches in diameter --t .sz, Lz, -s
 N. |. l. M. No. B. T., bears \ -i 5e, ? ,. 1ei ii distant. 7' - S C..
 Thence \ "a deg. F. 2Cnfa.- rs l,c.,.
 ument at SE corner of claim at ros. i-, -- n mound of stones, marked ou ao-.i i.i,y,' .-,,,'
 Thence \ 12ii deg. W 1.5or fse- |, r..... morurelt at NE corner Of clam. s-, ...--,, No. S." N. l.
 Thence s 77si deg. W SOO feet Co Io.-,.
 ument for nOrtheriy end center os s.---- 2. Co post ,i txt inches ID monument Of sl--, -s-.
 Thence, same course. 300 feet .o NJ, claim, at poet 4xi inches ln a rgorr---, rg--,. stones. marked IN. |. No. l
 Thence lzi4 deg. F. 5in feet to SW ra--z.-s clam, ai a post i1i inches n a mound of .-.-z. Iked on north face ~. Y.No.FT
 Thence .'5i deg r &g0 feet Co rnsuu-aa--, ,,s post \. '. l. M No. place of beg,rr.rr
 Total area of claim, 2It6 ac-es. Ys-i,,.- I3G5 E. '''-'-.
 This claim is located on unsurveyeI .art- the north slope Of the santa Catalina mou1,ss-. Plnsl county. Au7ons. and the location no,.--,, recorded m the Eec0rder's 0t ice cf Pima coU--- Arizona. III Book ]. Records of Mine-. usgs sl
 Any and all persons claiming adve-s-I r-, portion of said New Year mIne or surface ,-,.-- are required to file their adverse claim vi,t .-s Register of the United States Land O-F,. s. Tucson, Arizona. during the sixty days uerIrl = publication hereof, or they will be barred "a virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing rs-,,, of application for patent be published sorf4 period of ten consecutive weeks m the A1l7oy, CITIZEN, weekly newspaper pUb.isaed SC I-, son, Pima county. Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS Esri,.s-
 First publication April 26, ls.4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Pacinc Coast BreyIties.

The pest-house at Tacoma, W. T., was burned last week.
 The ladies' at Vallejo gave canary bird concert last night.
 A. B. Moffit, Assemblyman from Los Angeles. died at San Fernando last Tuesday.
 Two houses belonging to Mrs. Fitz- simmons were burned at Grass Valley yesterday.
 About 175 homestead patents were re- ceived by the Land Office at Salt Lake yesterday.
 The state convention of the Ancient Order of HiberIans convened at San Rafael Tuesday.
 James Greer was thrown from horse in Penn valley, Nevada county, Mon- day. and from his injuries died Tues day.
 J. B. Biggs, a prominent stOck-raiser, was accidentally killed near Thirty mile creek, Oregon, by a fall from his horse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Albert FriedenihaI is COming!.

The reputation Of Herr Friedentha is known everywhere. Every one con nected in any way with music at least has heard of the famous piano player For about one year and half our coun try has enjoyed his numerous concerts and all are delighted with his execution The press everywhere is full of hi' praise, notably so the San Francisco papers. Los Angeles journals also give him credit for his fue concerts. Tbt announcement that this distinguished musician will shortly be among LIS, is hailed with joy by our music loving citizens
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUCsON, PIMA COUNT A. I-
 February Zg l's+ ITO l.. D. LYtORD AND F. BOUION; O' Il those who may claim under them each a- undivided One-slxth interest m the folio" -- described property. You are hereby ro'll-- that we have expended Four H ndred Dollar - labor and improvements upon the Flora t A-i[ ing claim. located January 2l, l--2. Lot'a Lucky Spring and Copper Beanty mines, loea..- iecember 26 1881, CoyOte-Cabibi Noun ,t--s Pima county. Arizona. The sad amount a---- Four Hundred Dollars for 1888. in order Q" I said claims under the provisions of Sectlol -.-. Revised Statutes of the United states, heirE amount required to hold the same Tor ii- ending December 3i. 1888. and that We nave c'-l tributed your portions thereof. Therefore 2 within % days after service of thl- n"'i's publication you fail or refuse tO cOntrihutr !.-- proportion of such expenditures as CO., -nNL-. with the custs of this publication. your inteI in said claim will become the property oi Y. subscriber under sad Section 252t Your ,,- portion of said expenditure IS slxty-si1 ''--- dollars for the said year 1888. ,,..,,o
 F. A. BARNAE-.
 mh1W3m D. S. GLASCOI4'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

It's gratifying to know that of the murmuriDgs of discontent over the nomination of Blaine SO very few came from the Arthur men. The friends of the President went into the convention with no enemies to punish and no reyenges to satisfy. Their purpose was to nominate Arthur if they could, and b support heartily the nominee of the convention if they were overruled. They were overruled, and now they are Blaine men without any mental reservations, just as they are Republicans without conditions sorrsservstions.-Inter-Ocean, or Arthur organ.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
R0PED IN FOR RAPE.
A Sensational Trial in Court This
 Morning.

Yesterday afternoon an old Mexican named Espanoza, who lives five miles south of town, called upon Sheriff Paul and complained that a Mexican named Vicente Tanori had committed a rape upon his sixteen-year-old daughter. The Sheriff directed him to a Justice of the Peace, and tho old man went before Justice Meyer and sw0re out a warrant for TanorIs arrest. Last night the Sher- if went out anA arrested the accused and lodged him in jail. The case was called this morning at 10 o'clock, and the Justice moved his legal equipments to the office of the District Attorney ID the court house. The CITIZEN reporter was promptly on hand, and wns just as promptly fired out by the Justice. The justice had no objections to the facts brought out in the examination beng made public, bat regarded the case of such a nature that reporters should mol be permitted to understand or heal about.
 A number Of witnesses were examined and Justice Meyer reserved his decision till tomorrow. It is likely that the cas, will be compromised by the parties get ting marued.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN- 4 dsrsigned. the administrator of the estate of Nm. C. keegan. deceased. tO the creditors of and persO1s havi claims againss said deced ent. Co present them to said GdmInistrator with the proper ucher-, at Otis store. corner Meyer and Pennington streets. in tucson, A. T., within four months after the hrst publication of this notice.
 Tucson. A. T., June 9, 1ssi.
 JOHN ". DAVIS. deceased. ie7Wlt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

Persons coming up from the QuiiOtoas say that that camp is looking up and the feeling is that a general boom will set in before long. J H. Campbell tx- presses the situation ID language not to be misunderstood by saying that "as evidence of the outlook Of the camp two shooting scrapes have taken place in the last three days and any number of fights have taken place in the cOrrals and saloons"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
SUM MONS.

Territory of Arizona. county of Pima. Befor Charles II. Meyer, J. F., Precinct No. 1.
 Dennis x. U' Brien, plaintiff. vs. ThOs. s. Ma, gan, defendant-I emand, S2lOoO.
 The Territory of Ariznna sends greeting Co VI. IhOs. S- Morgan, defendant: You are herstl summoned and required tO appear before ne at my office. in the town of Tucson and counu of Pima on the 7th day If July A. D. i,-i st 9 o'clock a. m., Co answer the complaint Of tal above named plaintiff. who demands 0f yol that you are indebted tO him in the sum of tEl hundred dollars principal and forty dollars 1, terest. on due bill made by you to Dlaiu'i1 May 2d, 1882, for S2t0 which IS due and unpail by you And if you fail to appear and sns1,, sad complaint as herein required, the pialnti4 will take judgment against you as dcmaaoeo and for the costs of thIs suit.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of May, A D. 1884,
 CHARLES M. MEYER
 mStj Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. s0

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA. !
 April 70. 1884. ] NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ following named settler has filed notice sf his intention to make final prOOf in support of his claim. and that sand proof will be made be- fore the Register and ne ceIver at Tucson. Ari- zOna. at 10 o'clock on May Z7. lssi, VIZ: IsadOr AragOn for the NE of SEi, and the Sis of NE it of Sec. g Ip. l3 \, k- i3 F.. aed names the fol- lowing a. his witnesses, VIZ: George Pusch, John Zellwege-, Nathan Appel and Francisco Munguia all of Tucson, Arizona.
 BEN M. THOMAS, Register First publication April 9. ISs4 5tW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

On account of the continued large sales of Damiana Bitters I find it neces- sary to have an agency at Tucson. No tice IS hereby given that Messrs. Hil- Zinger x Patterson have this day been appointed agents of the celebrated and well known Damiana BItters for Flma county and vicinity. LEWIS HEss.
 Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, No.
 r. Montgomery ave, San Francisco. .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Mining in HOhaye.
IFrom the sIiuer.l


 We need two or three smelters like the one at Benson in this county.
 E. II. Spear has sold his interest in the Paymaster mine to Elliott, Roe and Luthy.
 The new smelter at Planet is in run ping order, and already ten tops of bull lion have been turned out. There are over fifty men employed in and around tLe shelter.
 Austin and five other men are grading a road up to the timber in the charcoal canon near Cobat, for the purpose Of supplying the mill with wood Joaquin Acosta and three Mexicans have al- ready commenced putting m wood to the mill.
 Richard Hicks and Jtmes Oliver, two Cornish miners and recent acquisitions to this district, have lea-el the Pounsyl- vania mine in Todd Basin Of Captain Layne for one year. and will at once start to work on 1t. They have also bonded the mine for the same time for the sum of Sl5,OO0.
 Messrs. Roe, Elliott and Luthy. who lately leased the Psymasier mine, have already put the main shaft in order and put m platform abOye the water level. They have now a force of eight men at work stoping and drifting in the upper levels under the foremanship of Henry Elfers. The force will probably be in creased very shortly.
 W. II. Hardy has eight men at work on the Iniallible mine at Stockton. The new tunnel which he started q short while since. is in about 20 feet and Is being driven at tine rate of SIX to eight feet per day. If there Is any one thing better than anoihor that Hardy IS good for it Is driving m tunnel It would be we'll for this county if there were more men m 1t of like enterprise.
 IFrorn the Prescott Courier.l
 Placer miners, from Lynx creek, were here yesterday. in force. Everyone of them carried a buckskm purse and gold dust.
 Governor Tritle and others have fixed the Park business. The "site' en- braces a great many acres of fine tim Der.
 It is almost certain that the western line of the old Verde Indian reservation ran through Little Chino valley. We hear that Gen. Crook has said so.
 The people of Salt River valley will soon be compelled to have railroad con- nection with thIs section of Arizona. We want their four, barley, fruit, et,. and they want us for purchasers. This is the best and most reliable market they have.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Notice for Publication.
Pre-empuon Nc. 1OlS.
LAND OFFICE AT IUcsoS, ARIZONA,

LAND UFFICE TT UCsoN, AHIIONA,
 May iS. i5-f. Notice K hereby given that the following named settler has hlsd notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. on June l9, 1sst, ylz: Vlviano MLraga. of Tucson. Pima county. Arizona. for the lot and Sl Q ot NV ht and Els os SWit of Sec 6, Ip.i5 S., R- li F., and names the f0llaWing as his witness e-, VII; and Ca-ilIo Soriega. all of San Xavier. ArizOna.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register.
 First publication. May IT. l554. Wtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

"Oh, well" remarked the old janitor al the court house this morning to the CITIZEN reporter, "I reckon the council and the mayor have a right to fire out all the officers. shut down tho city gov ernment, cut off the gas and electric light, but haven't you got sense enough to know that they cannot shut off the moonlight" And then the old man took a fresh chew and yanked a predatory spittoon in liue with the oth- CTS in the corridor, while an amber-col- ored tear streamed from each corner of his mouth
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

The sure effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla are thorough and permanent. If there IS lurking taint of scrofuls about you, Ayers Sarsaparilla will dislodge 1t, and expel it from your system.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Application No. 36S for Patent for tb,
 Christmas Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFTirI IrEsnN AnrgnNA Nrr-- !. :.

TUCSON. ARIZONA. April f- l.-t | NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALEN V adder Mckay. whose pustothce address ,. | Tucson. Pima county Arizona. has hi-d tl,a,- plIcRtlOn for a patent for ,35s linear feet 0f 'a Christmas mine or veIn, bearing mineral VII surface ground 6UO feet m width. sitgated In Be Old Hat mining district. county Of Pira. a-l l Territory of Arizona ard designated hy tls rs.i notes and official plat on He m thIs oace as .a. No. q m said district, sad lot No. a beng follows, tO-Wit:
 Beginning at he initial monument a, t.- north end cent'r or claim, at a post iyt iHct- m mound OT stone. marked 70 l. M No. q. U. '. mineral monument No. III. Old Ea, ts trlct, bears sOil deg Ss6 feet distant
 Thence \ 7l3I deg. E 80 feet Go location uea- ument at NE corner of claim. at pos; iIi inches III mpuf d of stones. marked (. Nc.L
 Thence < deg F. 1.S5s feet Co SE coIue- o' claim. at post ixi inches In a mound ot s;s-r
 Thence ; 77is deg. W snO feet Co location r..-- ument at sOutherly end center of clam, ai -- oak tree Is inches m diameter, marked on morn
 Thence 5 "a deg. W soO feet to Sw corner o, claim at a post txt inches m mound oi stone, marked -'C. No. ..
 Thence \ } 2dcg. W I $50 feet to location nola. ment at NV corner of claim, 70 b post +yi lIcl-' 10 a mound of stones. marked '(. No Q.
 Thence N 173s deg. F. go feet to monument ar- post, "C. l. M. No. l. place of beginning.
 Variation. IS deg. .05 min. F.. Total srea c claim, iS.<0 acres
  tho north slope of the Santa Catalina mCUutslI- Pinal county, Arizona, and The location nOflc- recorded ID the Recorders office of Pima county Arizona m Book I. Records of Mines. page sl. Any and all persons claiming adversely ar portion of sand Christmas mlns or surfaC ground are required 70 file their adverse claim with The Register of the United states Ian Ohce. at Tucson. Arizona, during the sixty day period of publication thereof. or they wIil b barred by vIftus of the provisions of the stat ute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

4 whisker dye must be convenient to use. easy to apply, impossible to rub of, elegant in appearance. and cheap in price. Buckingham's Dye for the Whis- kers unites Tn itself all these merits. Try it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

Business men should bear in mind that the CITIZEN office has just received a new invoice of type and job stock for all kinds of mercantile printing. Give us call and We guarantee satisfaction
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

Fine watch repairing a speclalty at T A. Turner < Co.'S jewellers, Congress and Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches. diamonds and iewelry. dSw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

HKAI QUARTERS DEPARTSIEST OF ARiZoSA'-
 OFFICE OF CHIEF CONMIssARY OF
 SUBSISTENCE, WHIPPLE BARRACKS. PREsCOIr, A. T.,
 May 6, 1881. THERe WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC ~. | ton, to the highest bidder by The h-,, ,- Con1ni--ary of Subsistence at San CArlO-. " zons on Thursday. June "a, 1ss+. cOmmencil- - f2 o'clock In. about 9O head of cattle con=is---' of steers. rows and calves
 TERds-Cas .s. Cattle to be removed from Reservation iall4 diately after fale. ,s-.., This lot of cattle was brought in from AeA--~ by the Chiricahua Indians.
 CHAS P. EAGAN. ny31Wit Captain and C. B.. [ a- AFi-''
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

The only document filed for record to-day was a notice of location of the Group of the Three Springs millsite m tine Sierrlta mountains by W G Poin- dexter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

There is talk that another National bank is to Le started in this city. Ii will probably be race between the projectors of the enterprise and those who are working up the bank and trust company scheme
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Two SrRscRIRERs

Morgan Earp was shot while playing billiards in Bob Hatch's saloon in Tombstone. The shot was fired from the outside through window, and the wounded man was carried into back room of the saloon where he died about an hour afterward. ED. CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

The local justice mills are grinding out a good many small grists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Official Records.
LEGATIONS

Placer gold mines, in QuiiOtOa dis trict, by B W Connolly, H $ Brown, J N Thorn, John Renshaw, P Connolly. \ Bennett, c D Cole and M W Smith.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

John Bartlett to J c Handy. a halt interest in the New Hampshire mine, Gro Blanco district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

The list on the great register length ems very slowly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

lt Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Of application for patent be published for ths period of ten consecutive weeks in the ARIZoNt CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published at Tue son, Pima county, A. T.
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS Register First publication. April l6. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
He Died There.

CHA BEND. June 12, 1884. EDITOR CITIZEN: Please decide the following bet: "A" bets "B- that Morgan Esrp was shot in Tombstone but dId not die in that district, while "B' claims that he was shot and died in T.-.,l.-t.-r.., .l.-Ars.t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

EOE SALE-Ar THE CITIZEN or tIS5, II soft paper pads of different sizes; veI! n, lor merchants. professional men-evet! eo-.-