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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Has nOt Failed.

Rumors were rife on the streets this afternoon that J. Ii. Wilkins had failed. To ascertain the facts a CITIZEN reporter called upon him at his residence OF North Court street and asked him re- garding the rumors.
 No. sir;' said he, "I have not failed. It IS mistake. have simply sold ny grocery business out because other busi- ness required all my attention. I am president of the Electric Light con- pany and of the Arctlc lee company. which has just been incorporated and those positions require all my time and attention. These are exactly the facts in the case"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
InlOunded RHmOrS.

The presence in the city of MT. Brown, cashier of the Bank of California, Mir Thompson, an attache of the same insti- tuition, and Col. Ben Morgan, the attorney. has given rise to number of unfoGnded rumors. Many think that the visit of these gentlemen is on ac- count of the failure of Hudson & Cos bank, and some suspicion that they are here to inquire into the condition of some mercantile firm. This Col. Morgan denies. He says he came down to look after some eases in the district court growing out of the old case of Clafilin vs. Lord * Williams. NIT. Brown is simply here on pleasure trip. He has been in i'll health for some tire and came down to recuperate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
SUM MONS.

Territory of Arizona countr of Pima. Before Charles H. Meyer. J. r.. Precinct No. |.
 Dennis \. u'bIieu. plain-iff. vs. Tho- x No-- gan, defendant-l emaud S2i0u.
 Tho Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Mir. IhOs. L. Morgan, d-fcudapt: You are hereby summoned and required Co appear before me- o'clock a. m.. tO answer the complaint of tho above named plaintiff. who demands of yCu that you are indebted to nm m tho suaI of two hundred dollars principal ami forty dollars in- terest. on a due bill made by you to plaintiff May 2d. isS2 for Sah. which IS due and unpaid by you And fl you faii to sppear and answer sand complaint as herein required. the plaintiff VIII take judgment CgaIn-t you as demanded and for the costs of thls sui-
 Given under my hand this 9th day of May A. D. tsSi
 CHARLES NJ METER
 mst5 Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
A Valuable Deposit Near Flagstaff.

Some sixteen miles northeast of Flag. staff, in one of the foothills cf the San Francisco mountains, there k a large body of valuable mineral known by chemists ss alnmina. The mineral was discovered last season, and x owned by NIT. Benjamin Doney and other citizens of this place. The gentlemen have se- cured several assays. among others one from c. A. Mariner. sn eminent chemist and assayer of South Clark street, Chi cago, who gives a return of % per cent alumina. The chemist also names in a private letter to NIT. Doney some dozen different forms and uses in which the mineral may be utIlized.-Flagstaff Champion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
DOENGS OF DEMOCRATS.
4 Prominent Member Of the Party Noni-
 mates the Ticket.

A Prominent Member Of the Party Nomi-
 mates the Ticket.
 "Young man, you are not posted on Democratic politics" remarked a prom nent Democrat to the CITIZEN reporter last night
 Well" said the reporter, "can you show wherein any misstatements have been made by the CITlzEx?"
 "I an not sure" said he, ''as regards misStatements, but some men were men toned for office in the CITIZEN the other evening, or rather as prominent caudi- dates, who viii never get there. If you want t. know who will be on the Demo- cratic ticket l can tell you. The candi- date for Sheriff vii. be F. \. Leather wood; for Treasurer. q. :. Stevens; for Probate Judge. J. \. Wood. and for Re cordc- either c. M. Strauss or Fred Huches-ihe chan,cs ir she convention will toe abOut even. The nominee for County Attorney will be 5. H. Hereford Our legislative ticket has not yet been agreed upon, but l can say that JudS, Lighthizer will be a caudIdgte.'
 What do you think 0f the chances oi that Jicketg inquired the reporter.
 Well. Democracy is n little down, Oi has been, but We hope to come up tn: fa-L Who viii the Republicans nomi nate?"
 "I don't know" remarked the re porter. ana the interview ended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Notice of orfeiture.
-rcsoS. PIsA CouNrY AT.

'UcsoS, PIMA COuNTY AT. !
 February g. fS-l Il those who m claim under them each an undivided Oue-siL h interest m the follow uc de~erlbed property. lou are hereby notified that we have expend, Four II ndred Dollars in labe and iIaprove-Eel ts upon the FiOra C. min ins clam. located ja ,uary -l. t--L LOtta A . Lucky Srrlrc and CoUp Beauty mines located tlecrmber h. i--i, Coy re-Cgbibi Mountains I1ma county. Arizora. I.e sand amount being Four Hundred Dollars Tor >-3. m order Co hold sad claims under the provls ous of Section Ss2t Revised Sratute- Of the United states being the amount required Co hold the came for the year ending Decernber go. i--.s. and that We have con trihutet yoET portions thereOs- Therefore fl wlttln sl dayr after service of this notice 0f publication you faIl or refu-e tp contribute roar pro- 0rtiol uf such eXpeUiltnres as co-oWnerz gIth the sis of tris publication TOUT in lsrest- m sald claln will beco11s tLe property If the subscriber uude- sad Section 2.-l You- pro portion of sad expenditure is sixry--.y 55-inl dollars for the sid year iss3.
 E.A. BARNARD. mhlN31 D. x. GLASCOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Sheriff s Sale.

= ALE UPON FO3FCLOSUEE -BI Ni.-l - of judgment and decree os forgs .,-Hr .-- out of the District Court of tle t.--- le District of the Territory Of Arizorl. .- --- the county Of Pima. ou tra l-'h day uf lt D. ls-t, iu a certain action W..rfr t-.- Lyuup. plglnil IT. recovered a--.II-t t... tIhanettO and PsGrO Charolsar. l.. judgment for the sum Of 5.a+s.t-. ..ft a.-' on S4EI thnreet at one and S-a .-.. -..t per month. toge her WIfa The sull nt have levied upon tls follow .1- da~- ...t erty, tO-wlt. situated Iu sre isg.E-u-- .. 1T. z0ra- county of Pima and city oi Iur-oa. .-.. Lot number Five t5I. I.0t rU-Iie- N1rn -- - number Twelve l2I and L0, uul sr ...''- ljl, all in Block number Two H-r."a Thirty t3SGj, together with all nd --i- teuements. heredItaUeuts a1t app.rt- .- thereto belonging OF in any wlsa aUper'..-'...- And notice Is hereby given that on S7- the 2ith day of Jane, l--l. between q" -gH'- 10 o'clock a. m, and o'clock D. m. I,' .'..-. the Court House door Iu tue City Co. lat- County of Pima. Territory Of Ariza To. | t--- sell the above described proper'S. OF -H i thereof a5 may be necessary tu r- amount os the above judgment. co--- a-- 1 cruiug costs.
 Dated Tucson, May g, i5si.
 R.H PAUL. sl'r-.s R- T CoRurS F-uTa- Sheriff
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emption No. lOl6.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS, ARIZONA. !
 May 1 1881. [ Notice K hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention tO make final proof m support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson, Arizona, on June lq. lsoi. VIZ. NIvano Mcraga. of Tucson Pima county, Arizuna, for the lot and Ssit of wv q and Eis Of SWis of Sec 6, Tp.f6 E.. R. ls F. and names the following as his witnesses. viz: J. M- Berger. Nicolas Martinez Jesus Molina and CasildJ NOriegs. all of San Xavier Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Register.
 First publication. May IT. 1881 Wti
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

THE folloxiag lct..r which was in, tended for the Clarion .t Clifton Wa: sent us with the earnest req rest to pub lish. The CITIZEN is always leased (, publish communications when f. 'e from personalities, malice and mischitr: e. peciaily mus. 1t bc understood ;hs. the person writing T. a responsible man.
 WE CAN'T STAND IT.
 ORo. \. T., May r., 1SSL
 EDITOR CLARoS:-In your issue of 2 the 7tb l notice th- following, and will comment: Why don't some of the on - side owners of mining claims m this dIstric. 20 to work and develop their property Outside the grand million aires properly, and property noticed iu your issue, there k no other property in the district now. can say to ysU, that there are many claims whose owners richly deserve credit for their tensci:y cf endurance, and "hold-Out.' That your very insulting editorial is quite a contrast with "liit him mp, and kick him down
 Many mine owncEs q am one) came here when no one but MexicaGs, a few Jews and ApEches were here. We w1rked our own canoe, and secured a few claims apiece, and havo been hold mg -iuce under the United States laws made and provided. And will say that the 'niggardly" ass. ssment work done from year to year. before the editor dared to set foot upon the sacred soil, outside of the millionsire's property, was done with Winchesters for pro- lection; ''the Clifton grave yard will tell the tale speak the sentiments of every claim owner inside both districts.
 We are no falsifiers, either. Who ever asked you to publish 96 foot ledge car rylnC StO or 800 ounces silver? If any person did you never published 1t
 Remember yCur own credit belongs m the hands of a creative power and eau be revoked at the will of the people. In regard to Congress passing laws to compel persons to do work upon claims at most any time during the year like ID Mexico. and carrying the debris up on nichas in the wall, I will refer yoG to the bill of rights passed at James- town colony Tn 1883, to protect any per son ID his finding of any precious metal. providing he had no more than 1t re- luired to keep hIm from actual starva- lion. We have lived about 300 years lnce then and have different laws.
 BENTON JONEs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

The first fourteen days of this month the O,d Globe smCltcrs prodrced 2OU tons of ingOt copper or fraction over fourteen tons per day. The company have two thirty tou furnaces in blast. Tn mine never looked better than now; ore K most abundant and of a good qualty.- Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Army Cbar-eS.

Corporal Charles l.. Hart, company C., First infantry, now under medical treat ment at Whipple Barracks, will return to Fort Mojaye.
 Upon the recommendation If his troop and post commanders, and Tn view of the impending change of station Of the Sixth cavalry, the unexpired portion of the sentence in the case of Private Alonzo Bowman, troop l.. Sixth cavalry, Transferred from troop D. is remitted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

The SluCrian vino claims the cattle (250J recently taken by Geronimo from his range in Mexico, was recently at San Carlos and demanded restitution of the same. We have not learned the result of his mission. We understand at he identified abou: 12j by the brands Globe Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
! Cari.

To all vino are suffering from the CT TOTS and iEdiscretIons of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, less of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by missionary Ill South America. Send a seif-adGressed envelope tc jhs iEv JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station p. NeT York city. apl2wSt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

MT. W. A. Dalton brought sample Of barley into the office this morning which certainly IS very fine. Each head con- tains loo plump grains. He Is about to commence cutting It for hay, which will sound odd to eastern farmers, but NIT. Dalton informs us that it pays better 10 sell it as hay than to reap it for the grain. He will realize about S6O an acre as hay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Application No. 56S for Patent for tbs
 ChriStma, Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LtSr gFgICF IL.rs-w A.I-LNA -.-.. :. u

F TUCS1y. AsIZONA. arri $. I>,i NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT sLtE V adder Mckay. whose pD~tlti4Ce at irg>- l, Tucson. Pima county Arizpua. has t. d tI-a.- phcStIOD for patent I .r .3s- linear f-a- Us ta Christmas mIue or vein, bearing WIra aral Y.-- surface ground ca feet tu WICth. situated Ia 't. Old Hat mining district, county ug llra .rL Territory of -rizOlE af d designated tg ,ta tai notes and official plat on file m taI~ office as l- No, 4l m sand district, sad lot No. tl being. as follows. tO wit:
 Beginning at he initial m9suueur a- Che north end center of ciaim. at @. p.-- E.. .e.-- In mound Of stone marked "t !. tl Au. -.- C =. mineral mOnumeu. Ap, IT, Old ll4- J., tgict, bears \ suis deg. ( 5~i fev- .-f..gt
 Thence \ lI-i deg E sUJ feet to location uur. umcnt at Nt corner of claim. e. a Iu.t tg; inches m a iu 1UI q of stones. marked ', \. ..-.
 Thence deg F I3j- feet Co SE ca-1t-t claim at 2 pos. K: inches i1 a uoUad Co. -.H-, marked "C. No &
 Inence $ s7ii deg. W 2UU feet Co locsr5.a ry-- umeut at su1therly end certar Of r'a'.. 70 70 oak tree Is inches in diameter. ua-kei oa ro--- sIde 't. No. f.'
 Thence S 55sl deg. " S00 feet to >E -ar.-.F claim, a' a P1st txi inches in a mound o' s..-e m rilrd ~. No. $
 Thence \ dag. V l 2sl feet to eaton -..rs- LeIi a, NV corner of claim. st a. Io.- ,,i .-..-s ;n mound of stones. marked C. No e..
 Thence \ li's deg. r 90 feet Go rouuUau. and post 'C !. NJ. No. 1, " place of ba.llsIrc.
 Nariatlon. i3 Joe. .t5 min. ?. Total L-el 0. Claim. lS.-0 acres.
 Ii.Is claim is !0cstcd on Cr~urvcyed land. g- iaa north slope of the Saa-,, Catalina m,uGt.i.-. Flnai county, Ariz0ls. and fhe lOcutlOu uo'I-r -- recorded m the Recorders office of Pima yplrry Arizona Iu Book |. Records of Mines. rac. sl.
 Any and nil persons claiming adversely gug portion Of sad Onrtstnas uiua OF surfg.- ground are required co file thcir adverse clam with he Register of ths United Srstes Issnl iMce. at Tucson. NrizOua, during ;hc s.xty day period ui publication thereof. or they wiil h barred by Tlftua ot the provisions of the st,t- ate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

The Connecticut legislature has set tied 1t. A bill was introduced short time ago to tax geese and bachelors, and was opposed by a MT. Harrison, who said that there already was bil. taxing geese, and man who had lived bach elor to the age of fifty would come under 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
THERE is an item going the rounds of

THERE is an item going the rounds of the press to the effect that an attach ment was sued out of the Anglo-Califor- mia bank of San Francisco against Hudson X Co, of Tucson, to secure the payment of Sl30.O00 The figures are misstated. The amount is S30,C00. which amount has been included in tLe liabili- ties already published, nearly all of which, as we understand, is secured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
lt!4 EaaaZiaE RIFLE,
Sheriff Sale.

GALE UPON FORECLOSURE.-B VIRTUE C of judgment and decree of foreclosure is- sued out of the District Court of the First Ju- dlelAI District of the Territory of Arizona. Tn and Tor the county of Pima, on the 9th day of nsy; A. D lsst, m certain action wherein Julia A. Austin. plaintiff, recovered a judgment against EliEa Jane Watson. defendant. for the sum of Twenty-Five Hundred and Fifty S2 55O) Dollars and interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month from the Sd day of March lss5 and accrulng costs, have levied upon all the following described property, tn-rit, sltu- ated m Pima county. Territory 0f Arizona. and known and described as the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section Nineteen (ls): the south half of the southwest quarter and southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of sectlon Twenty (20l. in Township Thirteen (lsj, south of Range Sixteen (i6) East, and contain ing l50 acres. and situated about twelve Ci2l miles In an easterly direction from Tucson and eommonly known and designated Rs the Agua Calisnts Ran ch.
 And notice ls hereby given that on Saturday. tne 'tn day of June. lsst between the hours of % o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock D. m in front of The court house door Iu the city of Tucson, county of fima- Territory of Arizona. l will sell at pubilc anctlon, to the highest ard best bldde- Tor ta7il all tn right. title and interest Of said defendant "a and Co the above described property- or much thereof as may be necessary Co realize the amount of the above judgment. interest and ae- cruing costs. Dated at Tucson. May r., 1881.
 R.H. PAUL. Sheriff. By T. CORDS. Under Sheriff. myi7WIt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

The Vermont greeDback convention appointed committee Of five to seclect delegates to their national convention.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague is giving weekly receptions on Tuesday evenings at her residence in Paris.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

A covey of pigeons have taken up quarters iu the dome of the court house, and the venerable iaDitor of that ins.i- tuition is eni wing 8 good deal of misery n consequence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
SheriH s Safe

DY VIRTUE OF AN FXECUTTOE iSSUTI ID out Of the Dlstuc: Court of the tir-t Ja.L Clal blstrlcl of the Territory of Ariz.ra. iu .r for the county of Pima. and Co loe dlsac.ri ar! delivered. on judgment rendered. ,. stI.i our' on the 5th day Ot ebruary, 4. D. I--i ..- t..-' | e. R. Dol4Oug and in favor of 4. IHza-G I.rf.- sum of Two Thousand Two HuUdrcu a.. I ?. ty-tiYe end t-lJi Dollars. with iuta.r-- ar ei.- at the rate of two per cent per m.atu t..I f..L together Wlth One Hundred SINly-,I4l- and --- la Dollars costs and sls1urzg uI,.,- .-. .. .--a | of sad Iud-Uect. and accru.L4 costs. have leYloI uTCH all Che f0lloHIUs On-C.IH-H rrrf- : cry. tp-Nlt; lc Little SorhI NIuIr, ra.- located m hclFctia Mining DI~ rie.. l.- clurfE, A-iLOUa Territory. tuo location t...". ut w.Icl ls recu-ieti In the olr- O. -s. E.. .-- | er ut Flua county. la Book T. Recon. '. 's...s | or tilll county at page d3j, ai-s J.s N- Erl nl-llc claim. ~i,uatet in sad HalEr'lt l..a.l- tsl-trict the lQc;.tlun rutlcc of winch I- l.. iu the office of the Recorder of Ilua .lI..'.. .- bppk r. Records ot Mines of Pima cn rf-. -. page 63-; also The Pima copper mf-e. s-...... .. saId hclvctla Mining District. tho ise.l t.. Doe lc' ut when is recorded In the office os t.- i- eorter of Pima county m Book P. I.sC.r.- .t Mlre7 of Plma county, at pages Gs3 and i I-. reference is hereby made tu SuIr reruru- tH-a more particular description. also th.. tai-.. lode m tab2hi Mining District. cour c of Flaf, lerritory Of ArszoHa de-igna-ed by the S.-T-.H General as lot No. tl, the ratert Go winch - corded in the office of tue Rscurtler oi irl count m Book i Eeco-d- of Deeds uf N...-t Plms county. at page 1N. ZiI. .ff 2l2 ari -'. ard reference is hereby made to said recur- ,1- more particular description thereof
 And notice I- hereby s1Ten that on Satg-.a- tho lst day of March, A. D. 1881, betwsaa -.s hours of iO o'clock a. m. and . o'clock Q. f.. - front of the Courthouse door. in the cIfy of ll- son, county of ma, Territory of Argoua VIII sell all the right, title and irtsrr-t 0i \ De Long in and tO the above dp~crt-d pror.-g st public ..sirJIOn tO The highest and h.-- b.i-.. Tor cash m legal currency. or SO much tsfr'- as will satisfy said execution and an costs.
 festdW R. II. PAUL SGal.l.
 The above sale is hereby postponed mul a.' urday, March 1g. 1sst. at the same hour t-- place, E. II. PAU l.. ste-lt.
 Dated Tucson, March |. issl
 Tho above sale is hereby pos-poa . r-.-- u'day, May 9. lesi. at tine same iour ra.. ...
 E. IT, PAUL. s..--.
 Dated Tucson. March 2s. Is-I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Official Records.
LOCATION.

LOCATIONS
 Iron Duke mine. Quijoioa district, by " T Walker, John Hanks, DavId Walsh. R Hubbard, Samuel Kelley.
 Great Western mine, QCiiotog district, by same parties.
 Great Eastern mine, Quijosoa district. by same parties
 MaytioWer mine, Patagonia mountains, by Frank Tomay ani Phil Tedro.
 Lloyd millsite, Washington district, by Mary Harrison, John T Jeffords and Geo E Lloyd.
 Deer Lodge mine, Quiiotoa district. by D Nicholson.
 DEEDS.
 Alfred A Green 10 Mrs Mary Harri- son, certain property in the town Of La Noria.
 J M Luttrell Co Mrs Mary Harrison, one-third interest Tn the Lloyd mine. Washington district.
 VI ; Hubbard to T D Casaneca. al right, title and interest in and to the California, Coon Can, Qu'jotoa and Hansen placer mining claimes located iu Horseshoe basin, QuijotOa mountains. William Smalley to 1gnacio Simon {. certain property in the town of Nogales. George T Martin to Edward Bonton. a certain tract of land m township H. \ B Sampson, assignee of George ' Martin, to Edward BoIton a certain tract Of land in township If.
 Thomas Sloan to Henry Menager a one-sixth interest in and to the follow ing mining claims located Quiiotoa district: Way-Up. Rambler, SatIsfac ton and Quartz.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Notice of location of a tract of land near the old MowTy smelter by ' liar riSOn.
 Lease from M s Hubbard fo T n Cas- anega, to certain real estate ID the town Of Logan. Stock brand and counter brand of ] k Brown and C Douglas Brown, the same being the characters ''lO." Stock brand and counter of Mrs Olive F Brown. the same being the character -
 There were but two atlidavits of regis- tration filed today. those of Award White and Andrew Cronly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

Two British gunbosis took 300 emi- grants from WestpOrt, Ireland, to meet passenger steamer bound to Boston.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

Reports from the party that recently left this city on a prospecting tour are favorable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. AEIzo'l April 2i l,-t NOTICE IS HthEBl GlNEN THAI i- " FolioVing named settler has filed notic- bis iDfeDti.n to make nnal proof iH suupor bIs claim. an,I that sad proof VIII be mai fore The Register and Receiver at Iucscn. TT zora. al I0o'clock on May 3I, 1884. VIZ l--. Arzgun for the Nls of SEil and the Sis of Nt of Sec. 23. Tp. t3 \, R- l3 F., ard n mes t.a q lowing a- his witnesses, VIZ; Georgg ti- John ZeilVeger. Nathan Appel and F.a- Muuguia. all of Tucson, Arizona.
 BEN M. THOMAS. Reg s'.- First publication April 36. ls-s s'"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

It is claImed that apples grown on a stiff soil are better than those from . sandy soil.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

E'OR SALE-AF THE CITIZEN OFFICE II sott paper pads Oi different sizes; very hand tor merchants, professional men-sVery bOdy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

The above sale is hereby pJs;pouai u--.I -f day, unc 3, lsSi a' the -,Ine hour a1d I.a-.. Dated Tucson, May 3. 1,-l.
 R. PAUL. ~.a-.-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

It is hereby ordered that tho foregoing up-ira Of applicant n for patent be published for tla period of ten consecutive weeks m the AHIl.y, tITILE., a weekly newspaper published at Tue son, Pima county, A. T.
 BEN. M. THOMAS Re.,istsr. First publication AnriI 2T IS-l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

THE DAILN AND WEEKl.I AIIZOSA ..i < il-.
 \ HEN is kept on nle at E. C. DAh-- Agency. & Merchants Exchange, whsre "a, -s racts for advertising can be made forii. !! !.,S s Francisco. ml+'-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

Tho above sale Is hereby pos-poa lur-.- 1'day, May 9. l-si. at tine saIlr iogI ra.. r...
 E. V. PAUL. s....-. Dated Tucson. March 2s, is-L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24

The above sale is hereby postponed uuul ,.- urday, March .9 1ssi. at the same hour s-- place, B. II. PAUL l.. She--.. Dated Tucson, March l. i.Sl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
Notice for Publication.
Homs-tead No. D

By T. CORDS. Under Sherid. ID