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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
duplication No. SGi for Patent Co The BuII
 DOcer Whining Claim.
UNITED STAIEs LAND OFFICE. TUCsON. ARIZONA, February 26. ls.f.

UNITED SrAIEs LAND OFFICE. {
 TUCsON. ARIZONA. February 2f, lss+. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT hOB- V ert H. Paul whose uostolice address Is Tue son. Pima county. \. T. has hled hls application for patent for la,Olnesr feet uf the Bull Docer mine or veIn. bearing minerals. with surface ground 6iO feet in width. situated iu the Helve- tia Mining District. county of Pima and Tern tory of Arizona. and deStEuated by the held notes and oh ,lal plat on nle ln thus othco A- Lot No. q m said district, slit Lot No. q being aS foll1ws. to-wlt.
 Beginning at the iu,tial monument at the e;tsterly end center of claim. at post iXi inches. m & mound of stones, marked 'b. D. |. NJ. No. r. mouth of cut hears N. B deg. ". sj1 feet distant; thence N- 3i deg. l.. 90 feet Co To- cation monument Et NE- corner of claim at H post 414 inctes In @ mound of stoues. marked ~B D. No. 2;' thence \ li deg W. lJJ feet Co location monument a- NV. corner of claim. 60 @ post iXf inches In mound or stolCs, q arSed "B. D. No. 8. q. x. Mineral Monument No. ., HelvetIa MIllUE Bi-trct. h0ars N. t3t deg. E. SGl0 feet distant. stack on smcltPr hears 6. g. deg. F. 59l feet distant, thence x. A deg. W. slt feet to location mont meut at westerly end cen ment Of stor e. marked "h. D. No. |" Discovery cut bears \. Jf deg. T.. SD fert dlsaut; thence 3o0 feet, sane bearing, to locgri0n monument at SW- corner of claim. at post tz1 inches m "a mound of stone, marked .'B. D. No, 5,' thence $. 56 deg. F. IilU feet Co location monument af SE. corner or claim, at a post lxi inches m J mound Of stone, marked B. p. No- Q, thence \. St deg. l. 3lg feet Co monument and post -fl b. l. M. No. i. and place of beginning.
 Total ares Of claim. .6G acres. Variation i2 deg 70 min. F..
 The location of this Mine IS recorded m ths Recorder's office of Pima County. Arizona. lr book A. Records of Mines, pages 6id and h7.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Bull Ducor mine. or surfaci ground. are required to fife their adverse claiu with the Register of the UnIted States L.ant O1ce at Tlcsun, Auzoua. during the sixty day period Of publication hereof. or they will b barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute
 IL IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notlc of application for patent be published for th period of ten consecutive weeks in the ARIZuSl CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published co Tue son, Arizona
 BEN. M. THON AS. Register.
 Fir-t publication March 1. issi.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
CERTAIN SEAMS.
suindlers and Their Victims How Care less People suffer in Health
 and Pocket.

Every streal. of sunshine crestes shadow. and behind every truth eroaches its correspond inc lie. Whoever has not been in some way fooled and robbed by swiudI,rs and their works has had better luck in life than most mortals. In fact the best witnesses tc the value of given article are the couaterfeits and limitations which seck to share its success without possessing a fraction ol it's merit. ,Henee -it goes without saying tlai
 bEysoS's oArcrsE PoEoUs rLAsTERs arc pursued by hos, of miserable and worth less imitators. eager to appropriate what they can of the fr,uts of its victories. These leeehe. commonly take the form Of a cheap plaster.
 Now. the-e harmless and worthless plasters vould be detected in a minute if people were careful in reading and rssnembering names. But most persons merely glance at them. understand them partially, and forget instantly. What re- suit? This: Desiring Co bay BEHSON's CAP CINE PLASTER, their oyg1' carclsssness enables some shopkeeper or drUEEiss. who cares more for five or ten csnts additioral profit than for the sweets of an approving coascieuee' to roll them up instead some cheap imitation with a similar name. The deceit ofnsn works. while the fraudulent plssters ne1er dc.
 Don't permit yourself io be thus victimized ,or lack of a moments care. BENSON'S CAP CINE POROUS PLASrERs have stood the test of science and experience and are the pre- snet of both. Examine tho article and satisfy ,,,nrself that the word CAPCISE is oUT in it.
 seabury lS Johnson. Pharmaceutical C Che1nis0s New York. Highest awasds--neSials-at Inter- national Expeditions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
", Nevada. the Singer.

li-- ts-raphir column of to-day's N'i-1tS appears a notice of the success .- Llnf5an cities of Miss Nevada, Bn
 4ae'aal born prima donna. There are
 gentlemen ID thIs city who knew
 '' -niuE -ongstress, before che en- -l .- D. lesion. Her maiden name
 -as H.za4, and was the daughter
 .s,c.au who ilyed in Austin. Ne
 -.. .l-.s utteeu years. Even when
 "-- only tGrse years of age, sine was s''.z. upon Co sing or recite before p1b-
 "-s7a-- ig that town, and every -ltie. her wonderful precocity. -.3 step sister much older than "a-' "-o appeared in society great ..., and 'ne little oDe invariably &C., s'.- her. The latter in those .s- h-ght and an honored mem S -''ia! circles in the mining cIty. --.s '.er, over a decade of years ago. ,-s -s ,l- aa-. i- Is said, strayed from the ,.- .. virtue, while the other has -ei that finale Of fame and furor, g-s 'te nobility of the old world -i her feet iu alolatiou of her
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
AL SIEBER,
THE FAMOUS CHIEF OF SCOUTS. VISITS
 TlTcSOS

l HE FAMOUS CHIEF OF SCOUTS. NISTrS
 TUCSON.
 Yesterday a CITIZEN representative met Al Siebe-, chef of scouts. at the Grand Central hotel Mir. Sieber k A fine specimen of humanity, physlcally. being 'ix feet in height, and weighing just over two hundred pounds, and k | broad-s louldered and muscular. He k ! accomp inied by four scouts, who were ! the ceI ter of attraction yesterday of n i large crowd of sight-seerS. One of them. | who reloices in the naturally-applied l cognomen of NO>ey, was here last zun,- | msr' an j, as he Was then interviewed by ] a reporter, Is quite well acquainted with ! the ways of civilization. and realizes that l the fa0or Is mightier than the arrow.aod ! the cheese-knIfe better than the sculp- ing knife.
 MT. Sleber engaged at once m a p!eas- ant conversation. He was here to p,.r- chase farming implements for the Chiri- cahuas, This tribe IS the only one under the mli -tAry exclusively. The reason of this IS that they were the last of the Apache tribes that were subdued and have not been turned over to the agency. The In ilans on the reservation are. cnl- tlvatlnE more ground than ever. They are very much pleased with the dona- tons ot thoroughbr. d cattle recently made by the government, and are taking great care Of them.
 Just before NIT. Sieber left the reser- vatIon ChatO, Chir cahua chief. arrived with nineteen bucks. With them was Juh's wife. His two sons are with Ge- ronlno, who IS now on his way to San Carlos. The Indians are quiet and con tented. \ vigilant police control Is kept over them. No fears are entertained of Sn outtreak this spring.
 On mentioning the subject of the Sierra l1adre campaign. Mir. Sieber com ] planned that the newspapers never had published correct account of that raid. The reporter reminded him that the CTTIzEc- had published Lieutenant For sytL's diary from beginning to end, giv- ing Q complete accoant of hewhole war. | Mr. Sleber had not known of this. His story of the campaign contained nothing new. He affirmed that ther5 had been a fight, and that Crook never m any way had compromised himself with the h. l dlans, so far as he knew.
 Mir. SIeber and scouts started on their i return home this morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
.DR.ALLEN'S

PRIVATE DIsPENSAEY, 2si. kearny street. san franeisco, tal., FSI ABLISHED FOR THE sClENllF " aAD spkFDY CTRE OF CHRONIC, NEkN-
 OUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Important Co Settlers on UnSurreyed
 Land

Under the provisions of section 2lGl, Revised Statutes. parties desiring to have tleir lands surveyed eau proceed as follows: They will first write to the Surveyor General requesting that they be furnished with blank applications for survey. Upon receipt Of these applica- tlons the applicant for the survey fills up and executes the blank, and forwards the ssme to the Surveyor General, wheveUpJn CstIm ltes of cost are made by the Surveyor General and forwarded to the applicant. These estimates will average ahout S52D for the survey of a town -1Ip aEd SJO for cost of office work The cost of the survey depends upon the character of the land surveyed. The applicant then procee Is to deposit with tle government depository First Na- tional Bank of Tucson) the amount of money representing both tne cost of the SG-veg and the cost of the office work for tha township, as no contracts are j. t .' survey less than .ov saiF. Tn. bank. uplu reccIvIuE s.rscsi-, issue. certificates 0t deposit iu iTirlicate repre- -elGug the entire amount ( money de puSltct. These Ger lncdtes are disposed of 10 be following manner, to-wit: The origlnals are sent b. the deQositor to the Secretary ot tu,- , treasury, the duplicates are , .iveaed t3 tLe Suryeyur General. to be recorded by him and then for Ea-iei Co the General Land Office, wbi.e the 3epos.j8- retain inc tripl.cates Thee certificates are rao -IyHbie IL pay lsn' 'er lands under the homestead or prr caption ais, -r yi5ei the home stead cor l--- rnrti..l i5 located il .ie sam. land sI...l.- w ere tle survey s made. Tn. c-r-I'.ca- --s --s- 8s~iguable, SO ( .t a -,t-iec who r-ar..t u5a t1e en- tire fGce oi tle -e-ti.icatt in uay msat of his land can sell hni szsiSn tue certih- cates iu order that it rav be used by other parties Iu payment for land. Ihus the securing of the survey by the sett!tr costs him nothing in excess of the interest ou thc money acccuIng be- tween the date of deposit and the day the certificate i- used in payment fir. land. The bank issues the ceriiticat, in denominations Of 500 or less, in ur- der that a person desiring to pay for homestead or pre-emptinu at Sl.2j per acre, can use a S2UJ certificate and sell fhg rlr1g1uiuCF aarff+iaaFaE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
san Pedro.

-s4..a- been said during the ...,r... regarding the shipment .,.-f.a,. ua-= md passengers via
 - inn S.a Francisco to San Pc r.- '-- -1.s t- railroad to Arizona. g..' H .-- 1- .--- often captured where San p ..s.a E That place IS three .''.- .I.-- Wll.l-tlu on the Pacific
 -.F s.ur Instance below SantI ,---. The Sru...-c Pacific railroad .-.E-ra aH.r. for steamers, and the -.r-..lr.e rom there to Los Angeles
 - lr- E-rie over ID hour. Pas --5. lsayl-- the steamer go to Los s.--.- .aI .lars get aboard the cars ,.- -.s. territory. Visa versa to those .-r-l from here to San Francisco -lt -l--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15

FOR EISul InCsof tht1
 ared GuiI esent Ia gshe solial that beIutI rW0rk shtl Ter roflulI IS made UgI ce learneiI
 zn 0f latel ont Catho \ Ity in the ' Sisters, hada portertookI
 ruons ItI his city C1a obe OuLtIi
 a brothei InoneyLtI
 especiallil great nei iI to the SiII
 once sCutl the Sistes1 ot pay un1,
 ronOuuct iI tIrely welks one of u| and OH.
 House oti !, for Sl5dl o Iastoud1 owed herd being purS as beirE listers Rls> codresseI ut weauu5< so rt used r somely iE< JusrEn 5< dor Wrh3 he SisteI
 foraloDEI antn this F
 the sau
 ters ShIi
 town aId
 E, both u1 She ste1 6 teduess t0Z getheI sbe S ten wteks
 1arpp Cu |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
taI2Y2
Notice for Publication.

LsyD OFFICE hT TCcFoS. ARIZONA.
 February 1s. lss4 Notice is hereby given that the following uamad settler has filed notice of hi- intention tq make final proof m support of his claim, and that sand pruuF w.li be msCo before the Register and Receivgr at Tucson, Arzorl. on March 2s, l-st viz: Jose M Nas4ucz. of Tucson Arizona. for inc lot Q and Eis of hWi. and SWii of >Eis of Sec. 2. I'p. li S. R. lt F. and names the fol- lowing as his witness. VIZ 1nguel Carrlllo, Nici aei Nckalnu. William B. Livingston and J. N Nartiuc1 all of fur7on. A -iEuua.
 BEN. Fl. THOMAS. Reg ster. Firzr notification Ithrusry .t ls-i 5tW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
nl-r rr.irht VIII Arrive.

--- haze been so many questions l.l-l ..-a ay interested parties as to r.a i how freieh. would arrive in t-.-r m California, a CuIzEN re- r obtained all tine official in- iu4,..l possible. He visite Mr ". A. Is.a-, freight and passenger agent stl-~. ?. E E.. th.s city, and learned 2. .-.r r--- ..ac- tlat the last freight re- e.rs. from Las .uEcles, arrived March -E.alI --. --tllt was known to have l-..tue-- T shipped on lhe lst instant. From San E-4re.-c. t1e tiual shipment, sa far a- ils-1. s.- -Iybi!ied the l8fh ur Feuus-.. 4ll -le last car received hars -as 1-.1alaI u Wednesday, 10th. The p -a- El- also informed that Hl.l tlr-l1.- raalle- Itas hoped that freight e.-llr1'.at..l with San Fran c.s.'. v.a -.a .el-a aud steamers. will h- aH-u-l -. a t-a days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
oao bla.oo, PM, CouSu

DG8 bil.g5. PIMA CoCNIY. h- IT..
 Jgnglry l- I--i. F'O gHtELIS STURGEON ASD JAAES { JufzlIl or tius.. g.lo may ci8im under them each au undivided Cra-lgth interest CT fhcfr.- lowing described property; lou are hereby noti- fed t1hf ve have expended one hftHir,1 dcliHt- ir labor aad improvement upon the N. Da=ps- rAldum mining claim. OrD hisurn Mining Gls- trIct. Pima county. Arizona, In order To hotd sand claim uud the provisions gf -r,uuu 1324. Revised Statutes or tle IUl-ri State, being the amount required t0 hold the s8Tlc for the year ending December g.. l-sj. an tii..t we have contributed yol- portion thereof herti fore, ii within gI days after service of tiis notice by publication. you fail refuse to CuutrIorte our prup1rtiuu cf such cNpeu tlturr- a- c'-oWu-rs. your interests In rdId claim will become the p-1uarty of the subscribers. under sad Section 3s2l Your proportion of sad expo ltures IS lxtceu and Gi-iul Dollars each
 NAT CRoCONB
 MARTIN MCNAMARA.
 JOHN LYLE.
 iai2W2m THOMAS V. TONkIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Case fs. Suryeops

--'S' ..lie. aert occurred an accident
 1hi, city. Of such peculiar nature, that the best physicians, called upon to attend the case have heen bafiled in .,,eT efroTts towards full recovery ef the patient.
 c;belIe night yard master Of the $. P, RR-, ran the point of a lead pencil into the inner side of the first joint of fhe second finger on his right Hand. Toe lead broke off and 1t Is supposed c. sfill remain in the hand. The night E,er the aeciient Sibelle suffered great r,a,n in the finger and was unable to sleep. s,,,,, ,,,opi-,y a surgeon the next day, h., begau treatment which lasted three -.,t5s Fora month the unfortunate ,--o- was unable to work. The first lI..-.e1y, need was a strong poultice to Lei- i'. out the inflammation; then the eia% si'l,s- was lanced in order to extract the IIlS nllk noint. but this proved unsuccessful .Ga' .I'. ,,ece of plumbsyo peing wedgeo Tar Ihe p p'I ;n inc bony point of the hngeI. down oNsh.iii,l, iii however, seemed to afford re-
 NotIrlns 1r,ir s,gar was then allowed to lief; Ine ma Ssy. although rendering no heal, put n 1o-u@ hall way down to the pan, pir1 n, inc hand. and com tbe ' fipeer pan p.Iass The tendons oi on .be noisou uso.,ed usS,od to have recelyeI ai. ano,,traeted. ,t
 see,nb seem tbe lead. and became
 ifoL0 n ID C
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
n-L-. S.l-a Hon Arresied.

This -u- B. EObles, the stage --. a-E ?. L. B-1Tier. hIs agent lu ... e.... were arrested by Chief Dep
 United States Marshal Evans on -s --a af violating government ,.es tv a5r---i-ing that they carried r.--i States uaiis on their stages, --sr ;. ----rtei they did not. The s,- r. - lsar3 before United State- C.--.--..l-- Gregg tomorrow at II a. -. Sutherland, tLe Casa Granie stag- -lr. arrested i1- tl- same oii5uSe some e-ea-.. z4- Co have had a hearing to- day. bl- ou account of the floods along .s 6 Le Is uDahie Co reach Tucson. E.- cssa Was therefore postponed un-.l ....r rT .--..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
HE EXPERT SPECIALIST

DR. ALLEN. As IS WELL KNOWN. Is A lJ regular sr1duutd Physician, e'tueaisd Rt pouvIeiu College and University of Michigan
 Ha La= devoted Ca lifetime Go the study oi Inc treatneut and care of dIseases VItssi1 ss-ssrN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Notice Cf Forfeiture.
Tr-soS. PEA COUNT, Al

TU-s0v. pIIA COUNTY. A. r.. !
 January !. i-Sl. ITO CHARLES A. SHlRELL OR THOSE I aho msy clam under hI-I an undivided one sixth of the following descrIbed property; You are hereby uo'Iuad that ] have expended one hundred dollars u labor and improvement upon the Montreal mIuIn- claim. smith mining dis trIct, Pima county, Arizpra. being the same property located Aufust 6, l-ls. by me Daniel Johnsonl ana recorded in Book r. page 5gt Pima county. Record of Mines. Iu order to hold said claim un fer the provisions of S-c'ion 332t Revised Statute= ot the United States. heiug he amount required to hold the saIle for the year ending Deceu. ber 3i. i,s3, and that myself have contributed your portion thereof. Therefore, if within i0 days after saryicr Of thls notice of publicR non. you fai. OF refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure, as CO., owner with the cD-rs of t.is publication your interest in sad c,aim uIil become the property of the subscriber. uatsr sand section 2i24. Your proportion of sand expenditure Is sixteen and 67-1UO dollars.
 jal2W8m DANIEL JOHNSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15

uE a occUrr3 i, Saturd special !, street. ny gover
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE V creditors Huduersols having claims agair st Philip Iiink!e, deceased Co present them. with proper vpuch er-, Co the undersigned. admin is- trafor or sad e-tate or sdId deceased at his 0i- ice, No. 3li Congress street, mp stairs. iu Tue son. A. r., within four months after the frsi publication Of this notice.
 Tucson, A. IT., February 2i, l,-f.
 H. HUFFMAN, Administraior Of tte Estate of Philip Hiukle. decea-ed. mhlWft
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
sFortnn4ic iuUP.

s,rtly before three o'clock this lits[. ter. am an accident occurred at ''''o-- :
 .5i,b might have proven serious :, ,r,au- man named E CzsFgin,N3 '1 ,,
 s.r less agile. He Was seated la- pc ;1-t iasile the gate O. the !- a s'-...- ---- for the hostleT to hand -t E.1 t..rr after hi''3inS ,lii,.l2.l a2 9Gai ao5 -sat .-5 & tla street. C-errinsky 4-s-si ,Fs --ora. unhurt, and lmme- | f..-rg-s ..a vehicle upset The a.,,-- . ...-.- before golug any -.---ra. Naiu-H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
E:vERYB0DY'S D0rOR
 BY ROBERT i. GUEE, lG

Every l0dy's Doctor contains G5l oct nasa- ald is D iuitsi uu iile paper and i- L. .6nely bound. lt i- sold at the low pFlc- If "a s3l dollars copy, 60 Gs Co bring i- within reach O all.
 The work differs from all other boa n Do nestle Medicine Il ha ms. the disease rsteni- aficglly arranged ac-urdiu4g Co their s.nca- tiun. Everythiug .s described m th ,aiuest possible lul-ua--a. and the prescrII IS are written out In plain English. so that -sn be employed by any intelligent reader.
 Parents will md It @ reliable adviser every- c lug relating Co the rearing of their lren.
 Every family can save hfty tlHies q ice of q @ bioS every year nl consulting It.
 lt is complete m all it's psrts and ls fnost recent booE of tho kiui published.
 If y0u have Dyspepsia- find out how sare It by reading Evsry body's Doctor.
 You can learn how to cure Cgtarrh iusult- ing Everybody Doctor.
 For kabi.ual Constipation, read Ey ybody's Doctor. - For all diseases of the L1nes and air ssaees. consult Evcryrody's Doctor
 You cln cure Group and WhoOping sRh by following tAe treatment given iu EV 6ody's Doctor.
 For the cure of Piles read Everybody octor.
 The book will be sent free by mail O. vprpss or rec ipt of three dollars.
 We refer Co the Editor of this paper to the book
 Address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Notice of Forfeiture.
rr--oy. PIaA CovSrf.A.T.

TUcsaS. PIIi CoyNTT, \. T.,
 January F. 1881. ' V'p HENRY l.. HEhLiNGEk OE THOSE ! who may cam under him au undivided one fourth uf -le following described property: ou are hereby Uo.ihei that 1 have expended one hundred doll fr- iu labor and improvement upon tae Cau'iluariYn mining cLuiW, Sie-rItg noun taiu=. Plma county. Arz1u1. h'lug The same property located May 3l ls-I lr Leonardo Sas- ueta, and recoIdFd iu tl' fimg tounry Record CTS office, book of mining claims VI, page l6T in arfsr Co hold Fdid claim under the uruv..i 0s of Section -i3i. Re vi-ed Statutes of tHs United states. being the amount required tr hold ths same for the year ending peceluh uh-r 5l. l-,3. and thst myself have contributed yuar portion tGer-1l, Therefore, 1T within 'u days after service uf ful- notice by puhlIca'lau yu1 fall pr ru-u-- Co contribute your proportion vr sucI cy.-lI.tGr ... cS c1-owner, your iu .ares- la said claiu VIII 'ar1ms -he prop erty uf tte slh-Hrr--. luasr s1it Section Za2A Your proportion rs sand expp1mtuns IS Twenty hyo Dollar.
 jal2W3m GEO. T. MtEhs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Summons.

The above sslle -s hereby postponed until Sat urday, March 29 lsst. at the same hour and place, R. H. PAUL, Sheriff.
 Dated Tucson, March l. lssi.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
DR. c. D. SAlFIElD,i

ei6 Kearney Street, San Francisco, CsL
 Consultations strictly confidential, by lsite< or st Odice kREH. Fer the convenience of pa- tients, and in order tO insure perfect secrecy, have adopted private address. under which alt rack.aaaa are fnrHnrniad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of The District Court Of the EIrsr Judi cial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of PIma. on a judgment rendered. in said Court on the Z'th day of December, A. D. Iss3. iu favor of HuEn Farley and against James Lee for the sun uf DIX Hundred and tifty-sev@1 and ss-iOl Dollar. Nlth interest therson at ti.e rate of two per cent DOT month tiu Iaiu, - rether win his cnets and disbur-cments a, tI.t dale of said ludgmeut and accrutng costs, I-ts % i.sied upcu the following de=crItstl pr.1teIl.. siftafa. lyiug and being m the Old hAt 1iluiLs Disrrict eosiuty of Pima. Territory ot aIlI aI zouR to-wit: The mining clalm loca,ssi a,i S,i .novyn as the Santa Catalina mine. lu ne clt Hat Mining District. the location notce oL which is recorded in the oeics of the hec9ries of Plrna couuty h Book D. -sscords of Ailnss-' of Pima county. at page l0i, e which recgru TIT erenc ce is hereby made for more parueuiaf ds-
 And notics is hereby given that cn Saturday, the 18th day of March, A. D. ie-4- nttN.eh the hours of l0 o'clock a. and O clock p- il-s iu front of the Courthouse ccor m tlle cll8 ul Il Tucsou cO1uty of Pima. Territory ot Arl1ous will sell sf pubic auction. Co the hist- .L bet bidder. for cish. in legal currency sLA & ln riEhr title and interest of the defendant An at to the above described prursrty. or SO Ii.tL thereof Eill satisfy said Judgment ana tie accr1imz cOstsL
 Dated Tucson. February a 1884. ,,,.z
 R. n. PAUL sheT1ni
 By T. CoaDus. Urder Shs-ih ts-shtd