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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
CANvASSlNG CURTAILED.
HOW AN AGENT FOR LLoYD's MAP IS IN
 CoNvENIENCED.

During last fall J. T. Lloyd. the American map publisher" as he terms himself,ha scores of canvassersIat work ID San Francisco, preparing, us he as- serted, pictorial map of that c1ty, He personally superintended the work. Early last month the Chronicle began a disastrous attack upon him, stating in plain terms that he was a fraud. The journal Tn its issue of Jan. 26, said that: Neither the proprietor of the hotel where he roomed while in this city, and which he left without settling accounts, nor his printers, to whom a balance is due, have heard from the man of maps for over month, the last letter from him being dated at Chicago. These, as well as his numberless victims in a small way, are still anxious to hear from Lloyd, the latter dupes because the maps are not forthcoming and the former for weightier reasons" Collections were made before the maps were published, which shows that Lloyd must have had credit III mercantile circles, the amount he received, the Chronicle says, being not far short of S30,000.
 few days ago two gentlemen ap- peared Ill Tucson; one was J. B. Pack ard the other J. A. Oliver They came for the purpose of canvassing for Lloyd's ground plan and pictorial map of Tue l son." The report printed in San Fran cisco had, however, reached the ears of business men here, and they declined to listen to the two csnvsssers.
 J. B. Packard, Tn conversation with a CITIZEN represen tative to-day, said Lloyd had appointed him agent for Tue son, and produced hls letter of author lty to receive moneys and receipt for the same. He came here to honestly fulfill the promises in the prospectus. He was sure the San Francisco map would be out within a month, and then when Lloyd had satisfied the merchants there of hls honesty he would sue the Chroni- cle for large damages. Packard showed the reporter communication written to the Chronicle by Lloyd, but which has not yet been sent to that paper. The attack m that journal was, he asserted, lnstlgated by discharged workman.
 Packard, however, sees that he can do nothing here under the circumstance, so has written to Lloyd ID Chicago, asking to be allowed to make the canvass, with the understanding with customers that no money shall be demanded until the map is delivered according to agree ment He believes Lloyd will aquiese to this. In the meantime he will await tldings from his principal. Oliver who Is employed by Packard simply as his assistant, will probably also remain.
 Both gentlemen are greatly inconve- nlenced by the turn of affairs, but, hay ing fath ln the enterprise, believe they will do good business if permitted to proceed under the motto of "No map, no pay"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TUcs0N, PIMA CoUSrY. A. T..

IUCsUN, PIMA CoCSTY. A. T.. {
 January4 z. ts-. ITO CHARLES A. SHIRELL OR TEU,E A who may claim under him an uudividrt.-F sixth ul the following d-scrlbsi pruperr iHl are hereby notified that l have expert... r-s hundred dollars in labor and improvement ur.. the Montreal inning claim. smith mIu-- .l-- tict flma county ArIzur @. being Che cane property located AIPu-t 6. 1s1t. by me ucrfa JOhnsOnl and recorded m Book F. raEa it Plma county. Record of Mines. lu or.ie- Go bold sad clam under the provisions Of S.r.Iar -.-. Revised >tatGtes of the United St4trs ra'rr,ts amount required Co hold the sah,e for taa year .udlrs December 3l i-s3, and that 1E--.f .-T' contributed yoCr portion thereof. Iaar-.H-' ~itlln tU dnys after service OF tHl- ru-lr- H' publ caupl, you fan or refuse tu fH-flH1'' your proportion ut such srpendrflrs. a- n'- owner with tue Cozts of this ruuIrl'lo1 your interest Iu sand clam vlll become tHs property of the suhscrIber uurer .aIt sc--'.l 3A Your proportion of sad szI-ra.-.r- is -sxtcau and 6--iUI dollars.
 ial2W3m DANIEL JOHNSON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Sheriff Safe
DyyIRrUE0F ,N T,-,-,...

WIKI UE OF AN ENErr-rr..,.
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 R. II. PAUL sHs-- Dated Sa-rift's office. Tucson. Jan. -s I,...s.. The above sale Is hereby postponed 1a-I s.. 'fday' March L, lssf. gc tus same -1.- q. place, E.H- plTT -r.-s
 Dated Tucson, February E. .-,l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
DOCTOR.
 BY ROBERT i GUNB, M. ).

Every5ody's Doctor c0utqius Gsl oefsyo pqras and IS printed on fine paper and Is handsomely bound. it l= sold a. the low prica Of three fS3I of all.
 The work differs from all other books on Do- nestle Medicine in harlug the diseases svsteu- atIcally arranged according 70 their clazsihca- ton. Everything IS described in the ptainest possible language. and the presentations are written out m plain English, 70 that thcy can be employed by any intelligent reader.
 Parents will md it a reliable adviser m everv- thing relating to the rearing of their children.
 Every family can save fifty times the price of the book every year by consulting it
 lt ls complete m ali its par1s. and IS tha rnost recent book of the kind published.
 If you have Dyspepsia. find out how Co cure 1t by reading Everybody's Doctor
 Ion can learn how to cure Cafarrh by cO-1snTf ing Every bOdy's Doctor.
 For habltual Constipation, read Everybody's Doctor.
 For all diseases of the Lungs and air rass1ces consult EverybOdy's Doctor
 1ou can cure Group and Whooping Cough by following the treatment given in Every body'- Doctor.
 For the cure of Files read Eyaryboiv's poc-or
 The book will be sent free b. mail or expres- on rec lpt of three dolarz.
 We refer Co the Editor of this paper as Co the book.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
NOTICE.

\ the following described fToUsrry- seizili ..f Nosales, Pima county. A. IT.. for violation of Customs Revenue Law, VIII come forward with m twenty .-li days from tho date Of this Iubli- cation. n.e their clalm and give Joe required bond. as provided m section SU-d, Revised Stat utes of thc Jnifed States. Descr ptI1n of prop erty- ul1 Cigarettes of the brand of Vera Cruz. better known a8 'tigsrrOs Mine-os:" .uO Cigars HANLIN RUSSELL.
 Deputy Collector Customs. Custom House, NoEales, \. T.. February I5. ls-t fel6Wst
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

Jan. r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Tucson, Feb. IS, 1884.

John Baker informs a CITIZEN re- norter, that an American sorrel horse gas driven into Tella's ranch at the Rincons yesterday. The snimal has been roaming about that locality, six miles east of Papago Station, for the past e;,rht days, with band of other horses Resides carrying Q pack saddle and blankets, there was a lot of other stuff on the animal, used by miners. The owner, il he is alive, can obtain further information by applying to Mir. Baker.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

II IS reported that one P. Ragenoyich. 4 a-. ..o-4.Eolnian' committed suicide in New " ,a,llfgllla. cne of the Ouijotoa towns. |" "edues1ay morning. The deceased Ll-u only recently reached the bonanza camp having heretofore been in busi- ness ID Hermosillo Naturally of tenn peFate habits and genial disposition, it Is wonder he should take a revolver ana blow out his brains. The remains hfe now In Coroner Smiths undertaking rooms
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Notice of Forfeiture
TrcsoS, PIMA Corsu A. T.

IrCs0S, PIMA Co-SrT. A. l-
 Ia1rutrE r ---t.' ITO B. GODFREY. NAT UULBEOuk AND ! James Hale. or those vh0 uag clam -1-.- them. each on uulfvItrl uue--fZtH I1t----i -- tle fpli0wiug described property. loo t'- hefeby notified that l have eEqei ca4t lFo .i-.- ured D0'l1rs In labor and Iupruvaur1f- f- .. tle Richmond HlI mining claim f.'-'l-e Mining District fIma county. A-lzH-.-- .....-- September ls. i--ii and recorded u Book '. 53l. The said amount being One Hundred -.-- lars for each of the following yral-. .a-N..- is-2 and l---i. lu order Co hold sad r-ai-r i...- the provisions Of Section ZsZf, h-T.5at -.a.. of the aI-sd States. heIlE the auUuut r.I-- t0 hold the same for tne pears -Callg u-e-- 3I. l.s2 and l-53 and fhat l mg-e'f have Q. .aiT utai your portions thereof. IlaT-fure. U s ....- go days after service of this not cr p- ii.--'- tion you fall or refuse tu contribute Eulf i' portion 0f such expenditures l7 cu-uEr.E- VI the costs of tius publication, yorr Irtef sad claim will become the property ui '.t 7--- scriber under sad section Zs3l- Tour r-. ti0r of said expenditure Is sixteen and '.-- dol .ars for each of sad years l,st and -.-s
 faaW u CLAIRBOGNf SNIla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Sherif's s Sale.

The above sale Is hereby DOS s.ra..l -.-.r ,.. Erday, March |, I-s4. gt th. sam. -1-- .-l place. K.H plI.T ,rs-e
 nLIei lucsnn. Eahrnarv . l---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Too ninch Pie

A CITIZEN reporter asked Hon. Tnos Fitch this morning if he intended pro- noting the erection Of another ternnIe Of Thespls soon. The gentleman smU- mEly replied: "I can answer vop. like the husband replied to his dying wife.
 John. she asked, promise me vo,, Wiil not marry again when I am oor,s ,,
 "I will, l will, dear" he replied
 ''Oh, my husband, I am so afraid vo1 VIII marry ny sister Ellen. Pr5n,iss ,,,.' agam you will not
 Have no fears, my loved one" he coo- iidently exclaimed; "I have 695 sII t5.- pie , want in this famiIy.p '--'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

The postofIice at Allen. better known as Gunsight, has been re-established and Evan F, Davis, appointed post master. He received the appointment December Doth, and yesterday forwarded to Washington bis bond and quallfca tions. NIT. Davis is a miner well-known in Gunsight district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Notice to Creditors.

ESrAIE OF BERNARDO BRAVO-NOTICE IL IS herel gwen by the undersigned. admin istralrlE of the e-tate or Bernardo bravD de ceased. Co the creditors of and persons having claims against sad dac-d-ut, Co present them Co sad admIuIstrltrlI. or Co Charles E. Draae her agent, at the Count. Recorders office, within ten months after the nrst publication of this notice.
 JESUS B. DE BRAVO, AdmiuIstratri- Of ;hs Estate of 6. Bravo, de- ceased. iz-IOlaw-rM
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

During the past week Messrs. 4. D. Otis < Co. have received quite large addition to their already overhowing stock. Besides an assortment of shelf hardware, they have unlosded a cargo of mining tools, including any implement devoted to miners uses. Their crockery ware IS probably the largest between San Francisco and St. Louis, while any one ln search of glassware. fancy hard ware or anything in builder's llne need go DO further than their establishment. The lumber yards of this firm are doing business unprecedented in the history sf Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
A Card.

EDHR CITIZEN: Having requested ule s.ar to corrsn. C wrong statsnasnt made il regard to the proceeds of the enterta 1ment, given for the benefit of the Cltnolic Church, viz, Si66.75 instead S166 .75 as published by the Star in its issue oi Saturday 16th instant, and having failed to see any correction iD tbe next issue of Sunday 17th, beg Of vou to repeat in your valuable paper, for the satisfaction of the public, the sfatement given already, that received 5eo,1 the committee of ladies Ss66.75. to,T hundred and sixty-six dollars and .oTenty five cents. Respectfully,
 ANTONIO JOUvENcEAU.
 rrcson. Feb. IS, 1884
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

H. c. Hofmsn has let contract for the sinking of well to the depth of one hundred feet on the Gunsight road about six miles west of the Quijotoas. If water is not reached at that depth an additional fifty feet will be sunk-if necessary. As soon as water has been reached MT. Hoffman purposes to open a store and stage station for the sale of hay and grain and for the accommoda- tion of the general public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Brittle Butt mine, near Covered l Wells, February 12, by Louis Ezekiels $ D ChillsOn, Wm O Perry. Little BItty mine, Santa Catalina mts Jan l, by Paul Hummer. Relocation, Palmetto district, Jan l, by A J Stockton, W D Renter. No l4, same place, date, and by same parties.
 Mammoth, Palmetto dist, Jan 1, by D l Bowers, A J Stockton. Sangre de Christo, Wrightson dist. Jan 2l, by James Chive-s.
 Boss, Wughtson dist, Jan F, by Jas Chivers.
 Tinker, Wrightson dist, Jan 12, by Jas ChIvers.
 Palmetto, Palmetto dist, Jan 15, by A Stockton, D Bowers.
 Mesa, Palmetto dist, Jan l, by A J Stpckton, W A Lickliter. M + Lickli- ter.
 Tempest, Palmetto district, Jan l, by D Bomers, A J Stockton.
 Armstrong, Quijotoa district, Dec 29, by R Armstrong, G W Roster.
 Standard, Quuotoa district, Dec 29, by R Armstrong and G W Roster.
 Padres Dream mine, Quijotoa noun tains, January l5, Alex. H. Ramon, c. H. Fry.
 Last Chance, Empire district, Janu- ary l, by John M. Hilton and John W. Reamy.
 First Chance. Empire district, Jsnu- ary l, by l.. D. Hilton.
 Silver Quartz, Quijotoa mountains, Janurry 3O, by M. $. Hibbsad.
 DEEDS.
 Patents-United States Patent to Geo township If, south of range 13 east, 80 acres.
 George W. Seay to Daniel W. Neal, One-third interest in the Goldfnch mine, S2,5OO.
 VB Allen and Cbas Ruff to Samuel o Lewis, Remnant No. l, Quijotoss. S5. Annie and Wm Hughes to James " Van Horn one-sixth interest in Picknick mine, Helvetia district, Sl00. John Kraps to Mrs Annie Rughs i interest in Pieknick mine, Helvetis dis | trict, S200. Real estate deed-Samuel Hughes to Joseph B Holt, lot s. block 5S, Tucson, Land claim by Chas Grossly. Brand and counterbrand by Juan Elias.
 LEASES. Henry Beckwith and George l. ROg- non to Archie Nivenss lots and ?, block | D, Beckwith mining claim, Quijotoa., 99 | years, Sl00 for term. Henry Beckwith and George l. Rog- | non to Archie Nivens, lots l, 2, B, f, , | and 6. block B, Beckwith mining claim, | for 99 years, at S400 for term. Catherine Fitzpatrick, of San Fran cisco, to Wm Sholderer, of Tucson, butcher shop, next to Wm c Davis resi- | 1ence, one year from October 30, 1883, at S4S0. J T Logan. W R Logan and J Fl | Shotwell to Alfred E Standen, lots 1,A5, B and 9, Block 29, Logan city. 99 years, at S5 per year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
.fter Horse Thieves.

4. Scott Johnson and Charles
 gre settled upon ranches about
 miles south Of town. Between
 4 they own a fine team Of horses.
 h is a black horse with starred fore sad, tLe other a bay with a similar nark- Both are about fifteen hands blgh, and seven years old Last Tues day night the animals were put Co Das- ture as usual, and the next morning tbay had disappeared The owners tracked them for fUlly five miles through tbe woods and along the stage road towards Sonora. Beside the hoof prints of fhe horses there were smaller tracks. resem- blng those of either a mule or pony. The team was undoubtedly stolen. and probably by Mexir8ns, the thief ridiDr the tAirf and smaller animal men tIoned Johnson and Scott are in town to-day, making preparations to pursue their lost animals into Sonora, if uecas- sary. If they catch the thief he will certainly have to suffer for his action.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

The public school of Casa Grande has about thirty scholars on its roll, with sn almost equal attendance. The school is taught by Miss Nash, formerly of Vevsy, Indiana. She has the reputs- ton of being a very efficient teacher. Tue trustees, Messrs. Goss, English and Marshall purpose soon to build S1,200 dollar school house. They have S700 of the needful on hand and expect shortly 10 secure by contribution, the remaining annouDt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Notice for PublictlOn.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCsCs AElz1>e .
 h.. F.5. HH Hsa
Pre-emploa No. l1I.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCscs. Azlz1Nt
 December Zl. I--- Notice is hereby gwen rlat rle -'- named settler has fled uotrce of h-s ll-v-luE 70 make dnal rroos in support of ais claim, and that sad proof wlil be made before the Register and Eac=Ivsr at Tucson. Arizont-. on February G. 1884. viz- James Pixiey. uf kedlngton. Arl- snna for ths sk "a of ser. $. Ip- \. h ll F., c G <. R. 9 C M. and names the following hIs witnesses. viz a. James. EdsN-i Whitl0ck Jo- ssph Pearson and Nathan Peaa-.,r ,r. all of Red Iuyt0r. Pima county. Arizona.
 BIN M. THOMAS Register. FIrs- publication December 2q. Iss3 W5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
PIONEERS.
@LAsE BUT NOT LEAST.

-A5l, BUT NOT LEAsT.'
 6ovERSoR's ISLAND. \. Y. |
 February 6, 1SSl ! paar Slr: Please accept my thanks Tor iae card you sent me. used at tbe oa1i.iej Of the Arizona Pioneers
 Yours truly, W. S. HANCOCK. a5, Charles D. Poston, Palace Hotel. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

According to the Index another big saie oi a mlue at Quiiotoa is on the tapis ana the parties who sell came in on 1hursday last, and went 10 San Fran CISCO to complete negotiations"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Notice of Forfeiture.
Ono BLAsoo. PM, CorsFr, AT

Ono BLAsco. PEnt CoC.TY 4. IT,
 Jaruary l2 lss4. { -s,O CHARLES SPURGEON AND JAMES 1 CorziiI. OF tias.a xho Day cll5m uuder them each an undivided -lZtE interest Cf thefOl- luwins described property; l0u ars hereby ustA ned thst we have expended one hundred d0ilars in labor and improvement upon the NIl Despe4 rauduu inning claim. Oru blauco Mining cls-l trlct. Pima county, Arizona, in order Co hOld sand claim under the provisions of Seeuon 2s2i. Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount reuuIred Co hold the sams for the year ending December 3l, issi and that we have contributed your portion thereof Therefore t within % days after serslce Of tt-s nOflce by pu blicafion you fail refuse 10 contribute your proportion Of such e1pen titures, a. co-owners, ICur interests n -ald clam wiH become the uronerty of the subscribers, under cad Secton .g2l Your urolortlon Of sad eNpcn itures IS Sixteen and 6'-ltO Dollars each
 NAT CROCO3IB,
 MARTIN MCNAMARA.
 JOHN LYLE.
 -.tzW.-, THOMAS V. TONKIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Whole Tickets, S2. Half Tickets. Si. 25 Tickets. SC. 55 Tickets. ~Io0

Remit money. Postal Note or Bank Draft iu Letter. or seldt 2 Express.
 ORDERS of s and upwards by kxprsss can be sent at our expense. Address allOriers Co J. J. DOUGLAS. CoyinEtOn. Kentucky.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

Col Broadhead, of Boston, has been appointed U. s. Paymsster here, in place of Major Smyth.e
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

~s,EF DAILY AND WEEKLY ARIZONA IT;
 I IZEN is kept on He at F. C.. D4hE c 4esrrv. 55 Merchants Exchange, where con- ra,ts for advertising can be made fo1it m ssn Francisco. uSA''A
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsoS, Prr, CoUSrs.A AT.

January r. 1881. ! rEu HENRY L. HERZINGEA UH THOSE \ who may clalm under him an uudivideI one fourth of the following described property. l ou hundred dollars in labor and improvement upon the C1ntluuaclou mining claim, S.errIta noun talus, Pima cuu1Jy. Arizona. uelug tha same property located Nag .l l-so hy Leonardo Sas- ueta. and recorded iu the Pima County Record CTS 1Ice, book of mining claims M pic1 46l. iu order to hold sad claim under the provisions of Section aS24 Re VIsed Statutes of tho United States. being the amount required ro hold the same for the year ending December 5i. 1SS3 and that ! myself have contributed your portion thereof. Therefore if within go days after service of thls notice by publication you fGii or rcfu @ to contribute your proportion Of such expenditures. es co-owner. your interest lu said clam will become the prop erty or Che subscriber, under ssfd Section 232f Your proportion of said eIpeniiturs is Twenty nye Dollar.
 i8lZW3m GEO. F. MEEK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
Thursday, Feb. 2S, 1884.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-23
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