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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

HEAI QU UNRTEBs DEP sRTsIEST OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF CHIEF ONMfsSART OF
 SUB IsrENCE, WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PRi SCOTT, A i,,
 March 2i, 1884. = FAILED PR POSALS in triplis ate. subject D to th u- ual conditions, will be recelved ar ths office and at the offices of the Acting COm- missaries of SubsIs ca at the fol owing named posts in Arizona Territory, un Il r. O'ciocknOOn. II Jndly, A Iril 2t. 1881. at wfIch tune and places they will bs opened in pres nee of bidders for furnishing and delIv-ry of IT. zOna Flour, a= fOllo~s:
 Sort Apache. 6S.0O lhs.; Fort Bowie, S00O lbs; FO Giant, S1.uO0 lbs Fort Huachucs, O., Ot0 lbs; Fort Lowe ], 5000 lbs; Fort AcDnw- el SS,OOO lbs; Fort ih0na4. s6,0 lb~.: Sa-i Car Os 10000 lbs; Fort Verde, 2lOOO lbs.; Whip pie Barracks, 4s,O tbs.
 Proposals for furnishing flour made m Arizu na and from ArizOna ~heat only EIli be consId- cred. J he Government reserves the right to e. ject any or all pro, sals.
 blanS proposals, guarantees. and full tnfor nation as to the manner of DIddin conditions c., be observed by bidders, and terms of contract and payment, WIll be furnished on application tO thls office. tO the COmmissarles at the sis. Envelopes containing proppsais shOuid be marked Proposal for Flour at -" and 6d- dressed to the undersigned. or to the Commis- sarg at the post. CHAS. P. EAGAN, nr25wtd Captain and C. $, U. Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Fceding fhe Needy.

Judge Ferguson can tell when man IS hungry. Monday forenoon. within two bours' stroll through the streets, he pieked ont five men and asked them ii tbev were "looking for something" or ssvanteI anything" The talk wound mn in each instance with the acknowl- edoment that they had had nothing to eat that day and did want something to eaf To test them further he asked them to "take drink" Each man got a Oood- souare meal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Ball POStuOncd,

The ball which was to have been given in Masonic hall Tuesday even ing by the members of Division No. 2S, B. of l.. F. has b, en indefinitely post. pons d on account of the death of Wm. l.. Handy, for the reason that the hall is draped Tn mourning. The engineers request that those holding tickets call upon the committee for the money. The gentlemen composing the committee of arrangements are F. T. Mellus and l.. Hclladsy. This is the second time the annual ball of the engineers has been postponed on account of death in their ranka
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Notice of Forfeiture.
Tucsox, PnlACou,

TUCsON, PIMA CoJNTY. AT.
 JaUuar - 1--i ITO HENRY L. HFkZlNGER Us THOSE I who may ciRim nnder him on undivided ars- fourtb of he foliOwin- desc1ited prOrsrf.. lon are hereby no. Ihed that | have ex. er. .. urs .undred dOll1rs m labor and improve. ..- r.H- the Continuation mining claim S.rr1.-. r.-a- tRlns. Pima coutty. Arizona. fe.LE r.- sane property located MsJ ll, lssu by Ire1a-ir S-s- ueta, and record. in the Fma Couurr Eaa.-l CTS office. book of mining c.--- H page i5l. in order tO hold s.f clam uncer the provisions of Section - Ie- T.sed Statutes of the United ctu-es a.u- t.- amount required tO h ld the sIme fHrt.s g.a- endlns December Sl. 1888, and that ug-. ..rs contributed yOur OrtiOn thereof, It.--..-a. P within 90 days after service of thl- ru..af tg uUbhcatlou you faIl or refU e To c0urrar.- y.-- prUpor ion of such expenditure. g- rN-uela- your nserest in said claim w,ll becoU- q r-.-- srty of the subscriber. under said SesuuG .-t Your proportion of said expendtur i7 -V-Hrg- i've DOllars.
 ial2WSu GEO. F. MEEK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

It would take knockdown argument to make some people believe that men walking along the streets, by some poor hungry fellow for a pittance to buy bread, but such Is the case. Men strike the city. ou; of money, or if they are not, soon get nd of what little they have and are unable 10 procure employme nt, and tbe prOspecr of tramplng to the next town, a hundred miles away perhaps, Is rather discourGging, and they finger after the money IS all gone and are forced to beg. The city is unable to furnish worl, for all that come. Tucson IS the largest city in the Territory, hence so many people of thi- class make for It hoping 10 find something to do.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
A Bad Man.

Kit Joy the last of the Gage train robbers who recently had one of his legs amputated because of a wound received while trying to escape, will not have d trial b-fore July, IS the court does not sit until that time. It IS rumorei how ever, that the cItiZens of Silver Cliy and vicinity are rife for session of Judge Lynch's court and the officers are of the opinion that he will meet the same fate as Heith. He IS boy, being but 24 years of age, but most desperate character and has iittie sympathy among the citizens of Silver City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

The races of the Pittsburg exposition driving park have been postponed from July l5 to July 22.
 Joe Acton wants to wrestle any man in the world, catch-as- catch-can, for from from $500 to S5,O00 a side.
 Pierre Lorillard has rented farm in Red Bank, \. J., and will devote it to breeding and training trotters.
 Robert Bonner says that his trotting colt Schuyler is the fastest hslf-mile horse in his stable.
 In Armenia girls are married when F years old. They don't have much chance to make faces and gather candy from the festive youths in that region.-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
aI2W3IIl
Notice of forfeiture

TUCsON, pIAA COUSIY f-I- .
 tebruery H I--' . E'O l.. n. IT ORD AND 2. EutIUN .L those whr may ciaim under chem -|.- .- und1vIded ones h interest m tle follow i- described prOperty. You are her. ty r..a- that we have eXIeuded our H ndrel Lr..a--- labor and improvements Upou the llw , al- ing clalm- located In nay Zi. t--4. ,ff- a- Lucky SpriI z and opper B-auty mines. ..le.'.- eccmber 26 lSsl. Coyofe-C CabIbI Nou1.. ...- fiu'. county. Arizona. The sald aMour; r- Four Hundred Doll rs for 1s,J. Tn o-.i-r .u f.t sad claims under tho provisions Of S-erIar --t evlsf Statutes If the nited states. h..r- ..' amoIn' required GO hold the same for ..Hf.- ending De ember 3l. l-sS aud that we -s. ...- trluufed your portions thereof. llrlH..". within sJ days after scrvIce of th7s rr'lr- (. pub lea ion you fail or refuse Co c0ntrtu.e lai proportion of such eXpeTditur-s a- cC-uoH-- with The c sts of ttis publication. youT .r'e- m sal1 clam will bec"ua 1he property r. ' subscriber under s.Id Section -S-i 1."r portion of sad expenditure is slTfg--.z ''--- dollars fer the s-id year 1888.
 T.. \. BAEN }H. mhtWsm S.GL'SCUlL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Another Happy Man.

Friday morning Horace H. Appel Of the California Store, brought to this city bride. The young gentleman was married on the evening of April 2d to Miss Josie D. Rees at Los Angeles. The prepossessing lady is a graduate of the San Francisco High School and the San Jose Normal School. For some time she accepted the dutles of teacher Tn the first named institution. The happy couple are comfortably dolniciled Tn Bu- elPs addition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TUosoS. PIMA Corxu.5.l

TUCSON PIMA CuJNrE. a. ...
 JauUdrg i--tt ITO CHARLES \. SEIRELL UH IEu-E I gho may claim under hia, au Cud,vit..ia-a- q sixth of the following described rruu... ..E. I.r are hereby notified that 1 have eEIau.-. 0-- hundred dollars m labor and iInproye.Har upon the Montreal inning claim. smith uirlr- .-- trlct, Pima county ArIzu5 a. being tr4 -a.a property located AUp ust d 1879. by ma I--.. g0huson) and recorded ln Book f, page Pima county. Record of Mines. in order I..i suld claI m under the provisions of S.c lu. -a-t Revised >tstutes of the United States. ha.r-f-a amount reQaued to hold the sau.e for -l.ar endirg g December 3t 1883, and that ruys. If ..vs contributed your portion thereof. ] Jhra.ft-a lf within 70 days after service of thi5 rar.ra of publication, you fail or refuse C. el.r-rare your proportion of such expCniu--.. .- ru- owner. with the coats of this publication your interest in said claim will hayau- '.- property of the subscriber. under sgIc Ias.ru- 24. Your proportion of sdid expeulrH-- .s sixteen and 67-iuD dOiars.
 ial2Wsm DANIEL JOHN-tN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Dog LUIS.

A horse in the rear of tue Palace ho- tel, at Mineral Park. Mobave county, collapsed on the morning of March 30lh, burylng in it's ruins Moses Steen, the lessee of the hotel, snd his wife and three children. A rescuing party was formed and found the lifeless bodies of Mr. Steen, his wife and one ch.ld. The two younger children, aged three and ssx years. were taken out alive, one of them quite badly injured, however. The accident was occasioned by the wet weather having softened the cellar walls, which caved in. The house was made ot adobe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

From Mr. B. HeiuemGnn, who is just in from the Comoba'i mountains, 1t IS learned that big strike has been made in the Hercules mine, owned by Messrs. Stahl, Young & Co.,, and that mining boom Is inevitable. Messrs. B. Helne- mann and John WindmIller own a clam called Soudan, located about ore mile from the Hercules, which gives an aver age assay across 8 ledge three feet and eight inches wide of S67.50 per tou, sil- yer. and only seven feet from the sur face. 1t really looks as though the dis covery of good mines in Pima county WAS but inst begun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
1 COmnIefe Establishment.

4. D. Otis & Co., who number among our enterprislng and public spirited men, are constantly enlsrging their bus mess. Thelr handsome store is full of the choicest articles for the table and boudoir. The hardware department is extensive and affords everything re- ouired for to market at figures satis- factory; the building department is also complete. They are esp cially prepared to furoish complete outfits for building, from the lumber to the nails, including everything.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Notice for Publication.
 Pre-empiioa No. 959.
LAND OFFICE AT Tucsos, ARIZONA.

L2ANB OFFlLE tA I AItSphs AklEONA.
 March 20 1884. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE lf following named settler has filed not ce sf hls intention 70 make tnal proof in support of his claim, and that sand proof wlll be made be- fore the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Ari- zona. on April 22, 1881, VIZ: Ramon EspInosa, of Tucson, Pima county. Arizona, for the kis of the SWia of Sec. B. Tp. li B. R, l3 E., and names the following as his witnesses, VIZ: Robert M. Wilk in, Robert N. Leatherwood. Luke Harrison and William J. Osborn, all of Tucson Arizona.
 BEN. N. THOMAS Register.
 First publication March 22. 1884 W5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Notice of forfeiture.

Ono BLANoO. PIs.A COCSTY. A. T-
 January i- --L ITO CHARLES STURGEON AND JHhtS ! COrkill. or those who Uay claim ur..ar ..r each an undivided one sixth interest ,f f'.lH- lowing described property; You are here. rr..- ned that we have expended one luGtrri .a..l-- III labor and improvement uTou the NJ u.-'"- rsndum mIning claim. Oru Biancu NIa..- trIct, Pima county. ArlzOns. in order tH .o4 sald claim Und r thc provisions of sect. .r --t Revised Statutes of the UM-ed S-Et5-. helrr the amount required to hold the same For rs year ending December 3l. l5S3, and tH4f U- ..-. contributed your poo ton tbereof ther..ur,.- 2 VI hlu 20 days after serricp of thi- IUI.r 2. publication, you fail or refuse toCourrhu-r .a- proportion If such expen iture-. a- c.t-r.-.-- ,Our m esests m ~aid clam wiil become -.- pr perry of tho subscribers, rnder sand ---.- Gi2i. Your proportion of said eEpe lr.- a Sixteen and 6j-lOO Dollars each.
 NAT CR CGlib.
 MARTIN NCN allsA
 JOHN LYLE.
 lai2W3m THOMAS V. IENELN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

The CITIZEN reporter called upon Joe Casey, the doomed man yesterday, but failed to get anything regarding bis his tory."You fellows are entirely too smart" said he land you bet you don't get anything ont of me" Casey is we'll educated. and had kinder influences been thrown around him earlier in life might have made a good and useful man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

The kidneys act as purifiers of the blood and when their functions are interfer ed with through weakness they need toning. ! hey become heal thfully active by the use of Hustet- t-r's Stomach Bit ters, when 'alling siOrt of relief from other sources. his superb stimulating tonic also prevents and arrests fever and ague, cO1sti- patton, liver com plaint. dyspepsia. rheumatism and other ailments Use it with regularity. For sale by all fT-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

The people would like it if the supervisors would take up the matter of auditing bills the first of each month instead of once in three months. It used to be done here and the plan was very acceptable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
A FOurth Judge.

It is low believed that the fourth iudee for Arizona will soon be appoint ad and that the new judge will take in Cocbise. Graham and Pinal in his dis trict. This is something more 'han tu-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

Starr X Browder are running the tele- graph business between this place and QniiotOa. They retain, as contractors, the line for thirty days after completion of the line, or about that time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsov. Pr.A Cnrr-r

TUcSoy. PIIA COrSrr p
 Jan. -.. i,si ITO JOHN DOWDLE. J. ". HUNirE g.r I benry DOWdle or those who u.gy chi. ---'D them Aou are hereby notified that --'-f pended one hundred dollars Iu labor .-I -s- proFenents upon tho Senator miuius eI-r- ..- re-ed on the wes ern slope of the x .,. r.. mountains about one and a half miles - .'' the Lucinda mne owned by tI. u
 Mountain Mining cOmpauy. rr7r--- - trlot UT known, Pins county ..s- being tho same property located J41rs--.f ,.', .', by trancls TomDkins. John Dov.I. | r~ unnlck and Henry DOWdlo and -.-..i, " Book $, pa Q l25, P,ma county. ker.-f ..f v. m order 70 bold sand claim under rhe --.-..-.l. of ~ecuOn 2s2i, Revised Statutes of rr. f. states, beng the amount required ta E..i ..- same Tor the year ending December 3I l,-s .-4 that myself have contributed vor- ,.- s- ss-- thereof. Therefore. If within gl days si-.- .'. wee or tnls n0uee Of publication. you fI.I o--. fuse 70 contribute your proportions os .rsl E -, pendltnres, as'co owners with the cot, r- ,-,, publication your interests in said cIai-- ,-.r.Ll come the property of the subsc~iber ry.l l' .- -s- section 2s2f- Your proportion IS $ eI.--- '2'- Jan. 26. s-m VI -''-'--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
What T, Costs to show in Tucson.

To give our people an idea of about how much 1t costs such a company as Katie Putnam's 10 show three plghts ID Tucson, we ascertsined from the man sper that 1t only took about SSUO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

The steamer Daniel Steinman, from Antwerp for New York, has sunk on Lambro Head. near Halifax, and only nine men have reached land out ot l4O on board.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

In the s.ring tho good wifes fancy turns to thoughts Q cl-aning hnus In the sprI 2 the dsI v maiden diggeth greens and ea eth souse; Tn the spring he Oune man tbinketh-would h.t lit 'e wlfei But he scenteth not the troubles that must wait on married life.
 Chicago Sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

John and George Stephenson were hanged at Winnepeg, B. O., Friday, for the murder of John Mccarthy, on June 14th, 1883. The slot-bolt process was successfully used.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

Revolutionary Chinamen near Canton have declared against the present dy- nasty, and demand the establishment of Wing, or pure Chinese dynasty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

The Southern Pacific pay-car paid out over S30,O00 to employees in this city today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
WHAT THEY DO IN THE SPRING.

It looks as though mining boom was about to str ke the Sierrita mountains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Fitzgerald is Sworn in and Takes
 His Seat on the Bench.

Judge Fitzgerald is Sworn in and Takes
 His Seat on the Bench,
 Monday morning Judge W. r. Fitz- gerald accompanied by a party of friends appeared before Justice Meyer and took the oath of office. He at once entered the court room and directed Deputy Sheriff Cordis to open court Acting District Attorney Campbell stat ed to the court that Joseph Casey, had been conyietad and sentenced to death for the murder of Jailor HolbrooN at a former term Of court; that the case had been appealed 10 the supreme court and that the decision of the latter affirmed the decision of the lower court He now asked this court to name the day Of execution. Judge Fitzgerald directed an order to the sheriff tO brBg Casey into coart tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at which time the date of the ex- ecutiln will te designated.
 The Judge announced that the law calendar would be called tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock sharp, and stated tha; be wished attorneys to be ready and that no delay in matters would be toler- ated.
 At this point in the proceedings Col ZabriskIe arose and in a most eloquent and fitting speech, presented to the court the resolutions adopted by the members of the bar on the receipt of the news of the death of Judge Sheldon and asked that they be spread upon the records and that the court adjourn, out of respect to the memory of Judge Sheldon until 70 o'clock tomorrow During tue Colonel's talk there was nof a whisper n the court room, and al present seemed to be impressed witl the s0lemulty of the occasion, brought about by the el0quence of the address
 At the close of Col. Zlbri-k.-'s re marks Judge Fitzgerald ordered the re solutions sprs q mon tho record, and adjourned coar, until 10 o'clock tO-mor TOW morning.
 After court adjourned he members o the bar met th- Judge and those wbC had not heretofore been introduced tC shlm were presented Among the alt5r ne s frsselt were Judge Haynes. S. II Fraukhn, II. 5 LiIhtI Fer, NJ. Walsh Judge Fergus ,n, C. C. Steuh n, Judg' BIelL, Co. Zahrisk e, Jud. .e An CT on Alex. Cam ..t ell, lIus. Fitch, T. D. Sar te -wh ie, JUIEe Ear.i, :. Aiu-a, Wm. NJ Lowell, i5. Fl. Hereford, , C. Perry, I M. Gregg. Wan. 7. O born, W. H. Cu.v-r W ". Hoover. 2. B. Pomaroy anu F. k Miller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

Colonel Crovat, the manager of Por- ter's hotel, has "caught on" to bonanza mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Sheriff S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
 ID out of the District Court of the First JudL cial DIstric5 of the Territory of Arizuna, in and for the county of Puma and to tLe direc ed and delivered on a judgment rendered b. sand Court on the 5th day of February, A. D. 1881. aguinst -. R. DoLOng and in favor of A. Lazard. for the sum of two Thousand Two rndred and Ihir- ty-five and 4U-lbDClars, with interest on Sl ,52l al the rate of two Der cent per month till paid. together with One Hundred Six weight and s5- loo Dollars. costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment. and accrulng costs. | have levied uUOn all the following desciIbeI prop erty. to-Wlt: The Little Sophia Mining claim located in Hel~ta Mining District, Pima county, Arizona Territory, the location nOtice of witch Is recorded ID the office of the Record CT of Pima county. in Book P, Records of Mlnes of Pima county at page bS,i; alss the Arlzina mining claim. situated in sald EslEetia Mining District the location notlce of which is recorded Book r Records of Mines of Pima co nty, at page 6S2; alsO the Pima copper m1Ue, sit mated In said Helvetia Mining District. the lOcB ion ns,- rice If which IS recorded Tn the OHlce of the he cOrder nf Pima county in BO k ?. iss cortis of iines of Pima county. at pages 6S3 and tas auu
 eference IS hereby mGre 70 sal recOrdz for more particular descnp' ion, also the tabreza lode in Cababl MInlu District, cOu, c of Pima. IerrltOrs Ol Arl2Ona. des gnatsd by the Su Ve, or tienerEl as lot No 4l the atent tO which IS r,- corded in the office of the Recorder of Plma rOuntg in Book n Record of DeeCs Mines of Pim count. at paayes 29. 2lu. 2fl. Z12 ard zls sud reference IS hereby nude to sid record for a more particular description thereof.
 And notice IS hereby giveu that on Saturday the lSt day of Narch, A. D. 1881. between the hours of 70 O'cloc- z. m. and o'clock D ui. IT. front Os the Courthouse door, Tn the city of Tuc- son. county of ma, Territory of Arizona, ! will sell all the right. title and interest of S k De Long in and to the above described property st public auctlon to 'ne highest and bsst b dder for cash Tn legal currency, or sO much thereof as will satisfy said execution and all costs.
 feetdW R. H. PAUL. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
EUEpNSse4a,.saRy q 7od!l ret.Ett LYLE TD VOTO gS L Jih
 BY ROBERT i. GUNB, Il. )

Everybody's Doctor contains 5-. se-le. 1-- and IS printed OF fine paper and I- | bound. lt l- sold ar Che low pI-'n n' do lars copy, SO gs Co bring I- vl-.l. - Of all.
 The work differs from all Oft7r r0u- I'd. mesuc Medicine il having the d.--s-.- atIcailg arranged HccOrilug Go their -t tlOn. Everything Is described lu t-- possible language, and the u7e-r-- ...-- written out in psaJu English. s1 That employed by any Iutelllceat reader.
 Parents will md it reliable adviser tHlug relating to the rearIuT uf traI- ".-..
 Every family can savo nifty tiua- --- i- tho o''Ok every year by cOusuitir- it- .-
 lt IS complete m all its paris, a-- t- ' recent book of the kIud pub.istac.
 IT you have DysI epsia. find out bow by reading Evsrybody's Doctor.
 Ion can learn how tO cure Oatau. Is , ing Every bOdy's Doctor. ..
 For habi'ull Constipation, read L.eE Doctor
 For al diseases of the Lungs an. g-- .-'- consult Everyb1dy's Doctor. .-
 You Gun cure Group and WhoolI- following the treatment given Il E'.- Doctor. ....
 For the cure of Piles read Ever b..g
 The book will be sent free by EiaI. H- rA- on rec ipt of three dollars. -fi
 We refer to the Editor of thls Fa. book.
 Address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
TUTTS HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISRERS changed ln- staufIv to a GLOSSY BLACK by single ap- plication of this DYE. Sold by Druyglslss Or sent by express on receipt of Sis
 Office, A Murray Street, New 1orA,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
MINOR MENTION.

The first case 70 be tried is that of Je us Nalendes. from the Quiotoas, who is charged wi5h grand larceny.
 The case of Dave Gibson will come up within ten days.
 An order has been issued for a grand iuy, the V-nir- rvt1uaai, on Thursday. i petit jury was also ordered.
 Af'er rho adjournment of the court thi- morning committee of attorneys contacted Judge FItzyerald through the cnurt hons and introduced to him tue different county officers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12

The telegraph office at the Quiiotoas. is temporarily located in Douglass Sny- der's store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Omcial Records.
LOCATIONS.


 Remnant Of Casa Granie Chief mine, Quiiotua mouataius; by " D Smith and William Morrison.
 North End mine, QuijOtoa mountains, by Chester Vanloon and E B Clifford. Great W, stern mIne, QgijotOa district, by Peter Meyer.
 New York mine, Q1'jotoa mountains. by Peter Meyer and George D Ovens. White Eagle mine, Cababi district, by C D Henry, NJ Ochoa and Nm F Dempsey.
 Deer mine, Qgiiotoa mountains, by \ Robinson, D Henry J M Ochoa and Nn ? Dempsey.
 Deer mil sIte, by c D Henry, J N Ocloa and Wm r Dempsey.
 Ruhy Silver mine. by C D Henry, J U Ochoa aud Nm ? Dempsey. Pima nil site. Iecetata range of moun- tains, by C D Henry, J NJ OchOa and Wm P Dempsey.
 Wedge mine. Santa Ritas, March I, by c Stone and VI J Rogers.
 Mill site No. 9, Santa Ritas, March 1, by c Stone and W J Rogers Buffalo mine, Washington district, February 2. by " 2 Hensley, Geo M Green, c L Cole.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS

Wm E Hunt to Wilbur [ Springer lS in Pinto, Pinto No ?, Pinto No 3, Ajo Junior, Aio Junior No ,, Aio Junior No g. and Southern mines, AiO district S3.000.
 Brand of Genaro Mango, Aprll i. Location of ditch by . D Henry, J N Ochoa aad Wm P Dempsey. Csl!ahan's mill site, Pajsrito noun trins, by Sabino Otero.
 DEEDS.
 AI Geary to James Breeden, fl inter est in the Gold Finch mine. CD Henry to c O Miles, all interest in the Pima mine, Pinal county.