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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
FUN.
The Juns-bug has a raudy winr. The lightning Uue las flme. The bfd-h-g has no [ lends as al. But nr nusf les all the me.

A fashion item says that ladies are | giving up the "ba1g" but We notice a great many of them still hang on to the powder
 The United States Navy cost, from 1866 to 1sS3, S3S5,OO0.O00.
 Forty-fve thousand workme1 are en- gagged ID watcl making ia Switzerland.
 \ young fellow who was courting was at last permitted by his lady love to kiss her. In telling a friend of the scstasies Uf the biissful momsUt. his friend asked How did j. feel?' Just as ii I was a mile and hal beyoni Heaven"
 Tt seems to ne" moauei Algeruon. as he flow toward tEe front gate with the old man beg.nd him, "that there are more than three feet III yard"
 The League O. Liquor Dealers Is cal cd the new order of IL. Ds.
 In the way of | sfDiton: A medical student IS a,k.d at examination wLa, k med ciue: '.The art of killing people without poEce interference"
 The ranch ot Charles Goodnight, in Texas, contains twenty-five thousand acres. more than the whole state O! Rhrde Island
 The earrings ol the Northern Pacific. for April, are Sl, ,43S,OOO.
 Vs to troubles. vino expects to find ch, rries without stones, or rIses without thons?
 Simply because his cat brought home two or three fish whi b she stole from neiglb1riug msrset, Briggs boasts that ae got hIs mackeIel by the klt
 Some one asks: How long is C. man a brileEroOm2 We believe it is fashion able LOW no; to skip out for two months.
 There were thirty-two pupils in the colOred school at StrOngtOWn, Texas, when it was siru,k by lighting aud demolished. None were killed, although several wers injured by the failing tim be-s.
 He that takes wife takes care" says Franklin. Yes, be takes care that bis wife doesn't catch him huggipg the ser yant girl
 Where would we be without woman?" asks a writer. We would be all right: Dut Ihe little pug dog-wheEe would 1t be?
 Women enjoy more the pleasure they give than the pleasure they feel.
 Every great passion is but a prolonged l nope. Or all the intoxicating beverages beer s the foam most.
 "Have you anything against Brother Muffin, boss; not de fust hing. Only he's a clergyman. But be nay be an Lores' man for sll dat" Hanley one Of the principals in a 'rize fight in Nebraska has been gen. enced to three years in the penitentiary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
1 LI.He Tair.

Worl rearhod this cIty yes! rday from ! Fort Lowell tLat a small boy had leea found wandering in the foot hilis fl ihe Santa Catainas beyond the Fort Lowell reservation. The report stated that tire boy was abou; eight vars oi age and was an American but spoke Snapish quite huently. He wss in a grest s'a-e of alitstiun Iud could neither Tell his nam DOT where be lived. bnt ted taat h. had been run nuE aroupd over the lil, .o- a good many days. I: was lot kIoga whether lis in- ab,Ii.v to give hls name tell where be lived resulted from fright or hunger and exnlsure. but the sgpposiC1n formed from the appearance If the boy k that inc cause wa- from the latter and that h:s trouble, had Gethroned his reGs1n.
 To lea.n fur,Ee- particulars the CTTI- ZEN this afternoon tetephoned to the sergeant Major at Fort Lowell but h. reniIed that Ee hgt 50 far failed to learn arv fur-rer part cliars- All he knew Uas i,s, ihe same as tbose sent n yes terdsv. IL sa, Mexican came into tbe Garrison yesterday morning and stated that be had found the ooy ana gave the particulars here stated
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Sherf's Sale.

 GALE UPON FDlECLO-URF.-B VIRTUE - uf d lld .mel. end decree of foreclosure ts- sued out oi tu- l.strIcr Coast ,st the r rsJ Ju- d4ctLl LI-t .,c- oi Jle Tc. rI,t Ty Df Arizona m and for ic ,.UEty ci n n-. on th- gJu day O. I ,. D. io, pa certain .C,IOu wHe--I.t uils. A. AUs.u p.ruUu. rrcUv, red judgment l, 4ia.t E.t-as J.arc Watson. defendant, Tor tLe sIrl of ! twenty i've lluuGr d .Id IItty 5JUJ Fol -s Ju4 lutric-t thstet H rf thy Tutr uf two pc. ca. per w,u.h from tlr si jay of March, <, -S and acc.u.rg cts.~ have lev ed uI Ou all tu- .o.lHwlE- u. -sFIt cd u-prrsy. to- It. -itu- ltrd u Pm 60 custii1. Ter Itur} uf ArlZou1 and S.u&u aad d scsi tl a. tLe -outleast quarter Of th- lu aCErt gl r-cc or SrCtfuH NJ. e evu tigl: tte sou h.it ui th- soU Lw"-t quarter ,ud sou IWv-t qua Ger [ t' sOLti' aSt gUaItsr of Seton Ivr.t t- ]. Iu Town Up lhI.te"u tiSl, -Ou'l Of s..trgc >4stsCU l.6i r. ,.. and contain me; ljI u.fe-. en- -r.U1.-D 5iuLt twglv (l2i .url-s iu an ,tsttt dIttc, ot tIu O. tucson ai d cpu'lo'ly LuuUu aEi drsIg .aJel ls the gua t.liaite Ia rh
 Ari notice .s icrciy civsn Jia' on Saturday. th .. day oi Iu-r. '-5i b twpyn b.. uour~ of iu 1'.p 60. m aui u'cl,.S D. ni- IG iron cf he urt tp .s- d',- iH tiy ct,y f UcSs r. county of Ft.II. lc.aI uIr uf .E4zui., [ vi rsit ut pubic Iu, uI. O. t.c .l--!r-t aId UHs; biGsc for sh. .h tIe rigb'. .I. % and I t.res- o said q ,fcuda Go and su tu- anp.s i-s..lIat property. or O nGr. siare..- s.- . ay b..aces-ry 5.. r aiiz, the . og7t or tl,r above jJd.ErIJ. lltcrost a1d ac- C-I r.uH.s.
 D.tdat tsczor, May r, I-si.
 ... u. PAJ L. Sheriff.
 E, '. c no 2. Under SLer.u m- lIWtt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

HrArQUNnTEEs DTP ET1ENT ~F RIZoNA. ! OPTIC tH-tF O9IlIIs>-,EY CF SUBsIsT NCE, !
 MEtPP-E EAE.t--s, IRIS TT, d. T., SEALED PROP SAILS N rhIP1tCATE - slbi.cr ( D t.t- u-ual co1di i0ns, all b@ Q ce vel at hI office sn, at tEs o1lce Ct fi z Ac'- luE Comm --Hry .f Sut sI-t teuCe si Sbn tar Toe, A l untIi 2 o'.4Ocs, u Ou- n Monday Jun li. .s-i a- VII cn .imo and pl ices . e. ~III oe lleLc Iu tn, l.rs-sCCe Cf biCCer-, for tutnisi- in aud deliv ry of slch quantities of Bee. tat e.. On jt" Ot... g- may rom tl Co tiiue Ee re- q .fIstl y tlc SubSIs ce Department for issue co tr.'pp lI4lyI sc u-s a pr son' rs af lh >a- Car."- % c.vs.tit n A. T., fiom J-Iy J, lS,3 C. q ft "a, f-
 Ih, D o5tu.r quert.ty o' beef cattle required vii. fe anu-t @ tuI cur d. uet. per mont.
 te.iy- fies of beef c-r,le VIII Dc required every 60 Jays.
 dIers wi state tho price Der pound NE Wrt or.
 Tn, Gev,rarne1t rcsc.vs1 the right to reject any or ;il prua0 a
 Er.. .u-as lu ~t be acc n-ariai ty a guar IT, tae si not by two syoE. 10 pCr-on n he sum O. SfovC e -ch. u-.i Il accordance wlth the form pee .bsI.
 B ..ds.s ssIl undr-s-ard that c5n- racts made uul,r ghIs ad, yuenf ana prOI Os El- maie m rs-~Tuu-r fhs. etr. all mt be cUH-frued 70 in- y lre Ilc ul--l stes .n aG, obligation far IaymrHt .n tNce-- uf ( e appsOpr.LtIOn granted yt'ol<-,sst ? h. puIpo-,-.
 ii.al< O1Hsssis. -ttsr-u res and "lld1vits ald fu.i Iitusms tIOH as tO the manner Ot bl d ug, crudstIou- Co he b-etv d ly bid-,rs and riLs of ro1trtct aud "ent. VIII be iu rni-hed on app lc ton 60 t-ls Otiicc, or to the CoEIalssary at he post.
 tuyel0p-s cortsinirg proposals Fhould be dr.-sed Co the ysd TsIxLed or tJ the Acting C.S.
 CH4S P. EAGAN. my3I%3r Captain and C. S., U. ., my.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
THE HARSHAw HINES.
What an Old Settler Has to Say Of Them
 A Prosperous Outlook.

A Prosperous Outlook.
 At the court house this morning the reporter met Mir. Charles Dunn, one of the olderst settlers and best known miners in the Harshaw district. He says the outlook Of the camp is good, and that he believes a prosperous future Is in store for the miners out there.
 The famous Alta mine over which there has been so much litigation has been leased by Judge Fuqua from w. B. Horton, agent for the Alta Company and work has been resumed. The machinery put in by the Benson Smelt. ing Company was by them taken ou, and hauled away when they failed to gain their suit for ownership, cOIss- quently the lessee Is calOridIng for the reason that It requires a good deal c. machinery to pump the water out aud work the deep shaft. They hope, how ever, to get in new machinery n courst of time. Mir. Dunn expresses tn, opinion that the Alta is the richest mine Tn that part of the country and that 1t is much richer than the owners think.
 M. Salisbury has eighteen men at worl in the Home Again mine, which he re, gently purchased from Alr. Dunn and Mir. Clay. He also has twelve men Gt work in the Flux mine, and ls taking out large quantities Of ore.
 H. B. Clay Is working small fO.ce oi men in the Ratilesnakc mine and is talk ing out excellent ore. This is the oldest mine in the district, aud was worked l2- years ago by the Mexicans. Some think however, that 1t was worked long befoTS that.
 Two men are at work in the old MowTy mine and are taking out good deal Oi ore. This mine Was located iG lSj9.
 A good many miners arc prospectinl their mines, and many ot them taking out ore ID paying quantities.
 Mr. Dunn says what is nee led in the camp Is a concentration, so that they can reduce SIX tons Of orc into one. so that the cost of shlpme nt to the smelteTs will not be so great. Most of the ores in that camp are low grade, and the hgh freight rates work a hardship on She miners which R cOncentrator would greatly relieve. The ore, he says. can be concentrated for g tor.
 In Washington there are q great many men at work, and great deal of ore Is being taken out and shipped to the Highland and Boston smelters.
 The old Poole group of mines is being worked extensively by Hensley < Allen, and they are shipping large quantities of good ore.
 There IS increased activity in all the surrounding camps, and the miners and mine owners are m the bcs. Of spirits.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
SUMMONS.

Territory of Ar-z1ra. cosuty Cf Pima. Before tlals, H. VI 2 es. J. e.. Precinct Np. ,.
 b. iris c- 's' .risn. plain q. ". lhOs S. Nor -.l. e.CI'. u'-. r.nard. s1 U1.
 Is1 territory ot Arizona -sud- gr etiugtO MT. hos ~- Nof Gll, G-l. rdaTt: ! u are heret y -I f1.0n dt.t Irsu red Co appeal before me. l- uy u-icr. Il tLe tO~n ot Tucson and cOuaty F.- @ Cl tue 5-l day of July. A. D. .lS,f. ( Iu ..c o,A @. Ul.. 70 rI-wcr the comp ant of the tIIge uIuei painful. who demand of you tIn' yru are l.-'n d Q Tn lG the -uu If two La d-gi dol r- tIIr .Iiai anr forty collars in- .e-,. Uu a dca hili made iy you to p.aintiff NIy 2f. i-,t fo- eit. which |, quo nd unpaid ay y1u And .t ia:. Co sppc and answer -a'i complain Ls erslu r,QuFed, the D aintiff VI4i tgss . t..-.-rt agaIEsl yuu as demanded nd { .- q. roo .so-is sf tu.s sII-.
 e yen under --y hand t.iI7 6-a day Of Iiay, A. D. t--t,
 CHAElES M. MEYER.
 m-I Just.co of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
A Damaging Fire.

Last evening about o'clock the round house and coal sheds of the South. ern Pacific road at GIla Bend iu some manner caught fire and were entirely consumed, together with two engines, Nos. 20 < 43 of the Arizona section. Just how the fire originated is not known but there are indications of .n- cendiarism.
 Superintenpent Muir and Master Me chanic Smith left for the scene Of trouble on a special train at o'clock this morn ing for the purpose of investigating the extent of the damage and the cause of the fire
 The extent of the loss is not yet known.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Nltlce of forfeiture.

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 tebrutIy 9 Issi. JNO l.. N. " ORD IND f. HOUTON. GK 4 those vhs lu Cidim under them each an uuIIsI-el oue-s X interest m the follow DE de- r.pt-i uTu cT.y. lOI are trr.Ey notified th. .t ,-e hsve OK. tldrd our r ndre,i Dollars m labor ..-d mI-l-r.I-I t- upon tae lOra C mIa- us c.a m los.-.d Ia .uary a. l-s'. tttta A.. Lu-N' Sprl Q a.1 oupcr Q. auty uIEes. located e ,turer -l. lss.. tuyutr db4bI MoUn'a 'aius, T.lIt coJu 2. Ar .uuT. iue -aIt amount being Four lgudsrd D ii r- for ls~s. m order tO fOld -aIi c '..- under I'd provisions of S,.crion .sa4 .yvI- N. tt ',- .t J.- tIIteJ >ta, S. beii z the aIiala. gU tsi fu hold th' -am,. for tie year cuu. u-s Dc til lcr s. a. and tLat we COZ tu u,tt your To trrs le. euf. Therefore, | within .U dal~ alter ger. ce of thts uattce Of pgb icG luu yuI fs | or refuse to contribute yoIr ur tHp-tIul ur -uru expo dlt- res as cC-ovneTs. wIth tH" -t- O Is ru. .icltlJn, ,ou- iutere- ts iu -iil rl u vlil be me ths property of the sut-c-lher ,uUa-- -d S- ctiou -31l Auur pro- po-t.CI uf .:d evpe-t tItUre Is sIx-y-six 67-.OJ dJ.ltrs tOr tle s.lC year l--3.
 E. \. RARNARn,
 nh h'N'm u. N GLlSCOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Sheriff S Sale.

SALE UPON FORECLOSURE BY slE4 .- " of Iudsmeut and decree of forrclD~u-r i-7- ct Ot Jue I-irict Court of ths iIr-i J-l-. D s-uct of the Territory of ArzuLa, .n Al. -i tte county If Pima. on the ls;h day Of Aii--f D. l--t, Iu S certain acton WEcr ur''-. . l.. Hue, ? aiutifr, recovered gEst.H-t tH'i-. 1Aauettp ald Pedro Char lean. delrn'.' Y. juigme-t For the sum Of sj.St1.s-, W fl H---.. on SE,BD there ef Et 0re and ore laf pr !, per mOuth. use her with the sun of sl'. ,'s ,, have evied upon the fUllDwIlL dasc lh'i s cry. tO-vIt. -tult,d h. t-e Ierrrfo'y '5 -. zaua- county z pIma ard CIty of tuc-"i. i' LD ruGl- CT " l5l, 1s uu Der Nint m uber Twelve tl2l and Lot mum er -- tl5l. all in Blo X number Two Hur4r-i ' lhlrty l2B,l tpg thor with all Id H.usa-- teIeme t-. herrd tments ant 1gpu't 't- thcre'O belOnZInH 0c m ny wIse appef ar s.-
 nd rOtI e is hereby given q at on -a4...-1 the s4th day of June, l5si b-tVeeu ths n9- ,U o'clock a. m.. and 2 D'c uck D. m-, Iu lf' 2. he Court HOus5 drOr m tfe Jlty or COrutv of PIma Territory of Afl-o1A. eel he above cescribed Prurer ,. or :" ,-. thereOs as may re necesssry co reili- ,. amount of the above jddsmt nt, COS al- cvu'ug costs.
 Dl.s' -'''''-' '''' k. IT, PAUL. shsr15
 By T. CaRp-S. Under Sherid. 1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

The first of the B. S O. Red Books for the year IS out, and if 1t is to be taken as fair indication of what other edi- rioDs are to be. a million won't supply ihe demand. In the Red Book for the Republican National COnvt ntiOn-such being l;s tItle-about everything is given winch can be considered of interest ip connection with convention matters. and the clear and exceedingly concise form mast commend 1t most heartily. The compilation is out of the usual order ID political text books. There are very few figures. and the side notes in bold type lead to ady reference to an extensive combination of valuqble data. It can- not but be very desirable little book as the campaign progresses. and a two cent stamp inclosed to c. K. Lord, Bal timore, will secure a copy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
4 Duel.

La Voz del Nueyo MUndo, paper published in Spanish in San Francesca. Cal, says: "A contemporary of this city says that Senor Don Luis E. Torres. actual governor of the State ot Sonora, Mexico, in his recent visit to the city cf Mexico fought duel with Seior Gsrza, and on the first discharge the ball of the latter pierced his right hand To this circumstance SenOr Torres owes his life as the ball was sent directly 10 bis fore head, but meeting the hand. struck the handle of the pistol"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
District Court.

The case of CullIm vs. Paul is still ou the boards in the District Court Colo. nel Morgan made lis argument this morning, and Judge Campbelli is address ing the court as the CITIZEN goes to press.
 The intention was to adjourn court for the term this afternoon, but the spe- eial grand jury not being ready to report, Judge Fitzgerald decided to continue the term for another week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Backnche, stitches in ;he side, infia- tion and soreness of the bowels, arc symptoms Of q disordered state ot the digestive and assimila.ive organs, which can be promptly and thoroughly cor rected by the use of Ayers Cathsrhc Pills. As dinner pl's md as sIds to ,i- gestion they have no equal. They cure constipation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Stage Travel

To Nogales-D Snyde-. W L Picker ing, Thomas Porter.
 From Nogales-Mo-sz Lully, Albert Cabezut, Ii Arison.
 From Calsbasas Matt Regle, Frank Wilson.
 To Ariyaca-J J McCann. one China man.
 From Arivac8-M Cox.
 To the Quijotoas-H II Flames, J D Baker, Wm Skinner, A A Stevens. From the Quijotoas-A M Freeman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Notice for Publication.
Prs-emp;ion NO- l0l8
.aNp OFFICE AT TrcsoN. AR.

LAND OFFICE AT TCCsoN, ARIZoSA
 Nay I2. l-ss. Notice IS hereby given that the folios F ra.rs settler has hlsd notice of his inte-.. 10 make q ;I proof m support Cf his claim, a- that .alti prOO. will be made before the ltss ' |, and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. or Jul' - ls.4. VI: NIv.ano N'rRga. of 1uC-on tW- couuty Ariz, na. for the los az q S. is 9; N" aid Lis of SW& of sec c, Ip.l6 S-. n 70 ,1f and llI. the oil rNIng as hIs witn-- I'd J. M. Serg r. NieUlas Martin @. Jesus t.- t..-s a.d CasiIdO NOIiega. al of san Asvier' AI
 BEN. N. THOMAS, kesir,i First publication. May r, 1sS-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Government Sale of Cattle.

HEAI QUNaTCas DFP. EruENT OF ARIZ0NA,1
 OFFICE or CUIsF OuMIssAR OF
 SUB .rsrENCE, WHIPPLE BiERiCgs PRr SCOTT, A l..
 May -6. lSsi- STHEE WILL BS SOL6 AT Pt BTIC ACC 'I1U, t0 th- hi-Eest bidder by The Acting gum "a IssI-y Ot ~u .si- e1ce ar San Carlos. Ari- zou-. OI Thursday. June -6. 1S-4 commencing a. l3 sc pcS Hl-. aIo sJ heal Of cat-le consisting of steers, .',c~ ard calves. F. EMr-Cush.
 Ca-tie to se removed :ro-a Re ervatiou inme- q .ate af-er al. bis lHt of csttl Nas brought in from Mexico by ths Chi.Icahua IEciEus.
 CHAS P. PAGAN, my3tWis C rtain and C. &. U. S. Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Sheriff s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUE. ID out of the Distric, ourt of the Fir,t Jui- clal Dtst Ic of tle errit1rr of ATIz. a In al Tor the county Ot Pimit and Co % e ,irec ed a-- delIsrr, d. on a !u gmt nc rendered b. ~a!i ugr On the 5th day Of rebr 4Hry. A. u. i-si. g4-lfs -. K. Bel-B. and m favor or h. Ia4aId, Cor ,lt sum of TWO tuousand Two q rdred and I-.r ty-fIve and H-lOU Dollars. wtth interest ol S.i- at th" rate of two Der C fut p-r muuth ull pl- tug, ther WIth One Hundred Six weight and l llJ Dsi iar-. e sts aud disbursements at Che lli of said judgment and accuIIg z Cu-tr. Eirs levied uJOn all the fO,lORinc desc,ib. pr1.- CT J, tO-Slt: The LItJle Sophia Mining clam lUcat d in Hylveua Mining DIsfrIC-. iI-l county, Arizona Territory. the location u0r.- of wtIeh Is recorded m the office of the Escon- CT of PIma county, in Book F. kecOri- of Mi-- Of Pima county at page 6Si; also the An9fi inning clam. situutsd Tn salf EelvetIa Allli- Dist,Itt. the location nOtice of which is rec,r-- m the O1sc5 of the kerOrder of fIma county, Book r Records of Mines of Pima c0-ufy. i page 63Z; also the Pima Coppe. mIUe. -i uafrl sand he!yetia Mining District. the lOca ioa Do ticc tf which ls recorded m the OIice of Che le cOrder 9t Flma county In BO P. ht cori' Mines Of fimat county, at pages 6s3 and r4 l, -eferenco ls hereby mae Co saiu reCO1i- tfi more partleular description: also the tgh'-- lode m Cababi Mini District. cOui ty of Fl-A lerritor Ot AuznEa. des gnated by the Sui veg GsneT as lot No. 4i, the rateEt Co which is !" cor cd in the office of the Recorder of frl count. in Book li Record of Deeds If MIres Piu count. at pages 3J. 2it. 2ll. ll2 and " and reference IS hereby made tO said recosc 6 a more particular description thereof And nOtIce Is hereby gwen that on SaturtF the Ist day of March, A. D. isst bstWee. -s hOrrs of 70 O'clOcS a. m. and o'clock D u- front O the Courthouse door. in the city of l- son. county of ina. Territory of AriKIEA wlll sell all tho right, title and interest of s De Long in and to e above described ppl st public au tlOn Co ne highest and b 2. hi fof cash m le.ai currency, or so much tl.r. as will satI5iy sad execution and al -o-t-. fe5tiW B. II. PAUL. a-gar. The above safe is hereby postponed un-i. N urdHy. ldarch 29, 1894, at th. same boar -- pla'e, K. II. PAU L. sAsrA II ei TEcsOn, March 1. 1ss4.
 The ahOva ssle is hereby postponed r', ,-- day, ai , Q. l,ol, Gt tho same hour and pac.
 R. N. PAUL. SheriI
 Dated Tucson. March 2s. I-s3.
 The above sale is hereby postponed u7tL Ill- das gue 8, lest at the same hour and p.ac,
 Dated ICCsOa, May g. ls-4.
 k.H. PAUL. sherz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Undertaker Smith was notified tbis morning to meet the F o'clock train to receive the corpse of section man who died yesterday at Papago station. He only left the hospital ten days ago where he had been sick for long time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE rucsox. ARIZONA, }
hcn s'e-d No s0

LAND OFFICE sT rUCsOv. ARIZONA.
 1p il 2i. issi. NOIiC IS II EBI dIEiS S iaAf THE ~ .0 0ssl1-- ull..t --ffle- La- .e,l uu. ce Of - Ir -f tiCu O make turl rIOf in su port of l- c.t.m. aE -l ~lid proof VI bs ma e be- Fore fLe l.aa--'tr and it .vnr at Tues lr. X ri- .n-u. a .uuc.Hr.s uu May 2, tsSi, VIZ: !sad0r Ar -Ou fIr On" Nj o- S-il and fhe Sis lf AT L, 70 S-c. -i 70. ,', It lI L.. 60 a u ms the fol- 'pNlL- a- L.5 w.t.F--r-, VIZ: G.or-c Puscl l-tI !" lro.e-. NLt.aI ipp-l and r auciscO l1r su.l. alI cf E.csru. fr.zuua.
 lEN M. THOMAS. Fe.sstc-. t.rs- put .catiou Al-l -6. Is-. 5.W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
| Application No. JG9 Fo- P,,..
 New Year ainin. gt.It To-
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 This claim "a lrcatei on unsu-vsye! .-s,. the pOrth dope of tle santa Calullra r.r.--. Pln~l cosuty, n Ona, and q @ lo-atiut --.-. recor'.ed Ia the tecOrJer'z oo Ce of Piuse-- Arizona m Book |, kecO. d= of Nine. r.,. 2. Any and all prlsOas claiming Lcye.. - .- portion of ssld New Year mIn~ or .urfar,.-.-. aIe requiI ed tu tlle thsIT adverse clam "a " fegi-ter of the , nIted States and Ol i. lucsOI. rIzOua. duTlug the xty days .s-. |. publication hereof, or they vi te ban, Y virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 It Is hereby ordered that tie fo-pc0.rr-.-, of application for patent be puhl -te.l s,-... peri'd | of ten consecutive weeks ir the 4rr--,. OIIIZzS, a weekly newspaper PU5Isded a IT. son, Plma coun,y. Auzuna-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Official Records.
LOCATIONS,

Tuughnut mine. near Poso Blanco, by Louis Raggie and Fred Wall.
 Esmeralda mine, near Poso Blanco. by same parties.
 Buil-oi-tho-WoCds mine, near Peso Blanco, by same parties
 Biue Dick mine, near Poso Blanco, by same sarties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
NIISCELLANRor,

Notice of settlement on Government land by Encarpacion Borquez.
 Notice Of settlement on Government lanl by Pascual Ochoa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

of America, says that while a passenger from New Yogs, on bo1rj q ship going around Cape Horn, in the early days os em grafton Co Ca!- ifornia, he learned that one of thc officers of the vessel hal cured himself, during tiIe yoy- age. of an obstinate disease Jy the use of