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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Mexican Troops.

Don Jose Maria Torres, brother oI Col. Lorenzo Torres, who has beeI spending a few d ys in Tombstone
 states that no Mexican troops have a. yet been ordered to ILe Sierra Madres [, meet the Apache renegad,s from the San Carlos reservation. The MexIcAI army ID SOuura Is eaZ ,g-d at present iu trying 10 subdue the Ysqul- and M.yo- and have no tims tO deal with tb. Apsches. There were, at the tune that gentleman left the state. but forty re guar soldiers ou the bpTdrr, scsrceh enough {" make a respect bl- skirmIsh with the Indians a. they pass thrt u.sh 10 the mountains. lt will not be man, days now before the Apacbes Will c. ,rn meDce making ther pie-euce kuowu tu The defenseless citIz-ns of Solurs, and probably In more forcIhle way thHb ever before. there beng absolutely no defense n almost every portion of the state. The on.y salvation the towns in the state can hove from being sacked and obliged, Is the prompt settlement Of the 1aqui question, and that. Mir Torre- states, he believes vIli be accomplished ID a very short time. as the YaQuis and Mayos hay already received peaeeful overturrs from the Mcxican govern Epitspb.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Application fer a Patent.

|. s. LAND. OFFICE.
 TUCS1N. A. r.. APRIL & iss5. ' NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN. THAT THf ~ Inter-ucean Cattle and Mining umpany whose poet office adores- k Tac-on, Piua Uo., AnzOna Territory. has this day filed their Appli. cation for a patent tor fifteen hu- dred hue4f feet oi the Pandora'= Box Mine or vein b.sttinr t' ppeI wlth surnc- ground K Hundred fee tn width, tu-ted m the Old Hat Mining In-- tnet, County Ot Pima and 5rritory of ArizOni ana de-igna'ed by the Lrld uOte- and OfiCt D plat on file m thIs ohire as Los Number C sad lsgt Number i5 b.Ing a- follows, tO Wit:
 BEGINNING st he Instis. monument Whici is A pot inches sQ. marked D. b. C. 10. l. m a mound of s.oues. and .O a ed in tho westerll ef d center Of the cl,im thence \. l0 deg. s2 mn. r., jiD feet To a D, st iu-. %. marked F. B C, No 2. set 10 mou 4d uf stOns Ihencs . T. leg. 3l mins. r., I5sO feet to a to=f ina so mtTk.d r. K. C. No. 8 -et in mound of stone thence o 10 deZ.33mln. N .tu feet Co s pn-f ms % set m a mound of stone, marked ? B c No Thence ~ l2 deg Z4 min q, N. SOO feet t,l post Ins s.i marked r. E. C. No 8. ser m Q mound Ot st~ue lh' nee 5s deg 70 mins. W . 70 feet Co ? st [ ms. sl. marked [. B.G. No & set m a mound of stone. Thence I2 degs . mius. r., S0i fe-t Co post >O l. pl ce of baglr- n'ng. \. Mineral Monument No. & bears S {. degs. W. ia5h feet from post No. |. AlAgnefls 'ariAtion l2 dsg. S mins. L, containing 20E HE LOCATION of thls M,ne is recorded i, the Recorders flee O' Pii1a County in Book r. D. no of lecoru of Mines
 The adsuIn ng clz1m mabtr Gre-None
 Any and al perslns rlzim ng adversely Hny pOuIon of ale Psndors's Box Nine or surfs~s gro, nd are required 70 nle their adverse clairns With the hegIstcr uf the Utttrd SfAtes Land office C lucsOn in The C.unty O P,ma durIns the sixty ays pe'i,.d of ubllcatiOn hereof or they wili be barred by v.rtue he prUVi-i. .ns of he stAtnte E. V. THOMAS. Register IT IS HERt BY ORDERED that the fore gong Notice Of Application for Patent be pub lis' esi for the prriOd of ten consecutive week. m the ArlzpI "CltiEsn' weekly newspaper Tucson, Arizona
 3. N. THOMAs. Register Apr4liw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Mining In MOhsve.
lMohave Min. r.l

Joseph Qusid and Wm. Ewing got back few days since from 6 two weeks prospeci In fhe n-ignborhood of Copper creek, YRyapsi county. They msae good very good finds and brought back some of the ore to be assay ed. The ore IS both gslena and copper.
 We pald a visit to Ihe Woodchopper's Relief mIne about tgo miles from town, last Monday and were very courteously received by James w. Haas. the owner, whom We found at the end or 6 long tunuel polishing the head of drill, Mir Haas escorted us through the drifts, tunnels and sLafts Uf the mIue, showing Us Uodies of ore from rix inches 10 SIX feet wide, sssHyIng from s25 to S2SO Der ton. He l. now running a tuubel from the main wash to the top of the ledge. s distance of 3S0 feet, of which he mas already accomplished 160 feet. When completed, this tunuel wIli strike the ledge at depth of IT feet and re sult ID a great saving of labor in the fu- ture working oI the mine. Mir. Has has hundreds of tons of ore ID sight and on the dumps that will assay from S25 to $40. which does not pay tO work at present, but the tune will come CNClN ROhho OA W NOAAs t and pay its owner handsome profit. He IS devotiug hIs whole time to r1n ming m the tunnel and will not ship any ore until 1t is completed. Former ship meuts of ore from this mine worked at the Mineral Park mill and mIlled from SS0 to S2S0 per ton.
 On the Mark E. mine, in Groom's Peak District. great deal of work has neen done in the past year by Messrs. M. E. Joseph and ". P. Stevens. During this tune they have sunk a lOO-foot shaft, beriies doing a great deal of surface prospecting, and have taken out a good deal Of high grade ore, running from s25O to S500 per ton, most of which has been hauled to kinsman at an expvnss Of 2 cents per pound. The owDers expect to sink another fifty feet ID a shor' time.
 Kimble Brothers of Signal, who have been working "n the Signsl mine ad- joining the old McCrncken, for some months past, have struck large body ore. and a party of San Francisco gen. tlemen, were out at the mine a few days since exporting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
The Beginning of Trouble.

OknING, N, h-, Juue ~, AcOO.
 EDITOR CIrzES:-Two Indian squaws guar ded by four soldiers passed through thIs place this morning goIng by rsIl io the San Carlos reservation. The officer in charge explained that they We're Chiricahus squsws, @ par, of GeroEimU's s band, and were en route with dispatches to the Mescalercs from the hostiles. They were captured n ar Fort Stanton. The officer stated that they had good outfit, both had five guns and large quantity of ammunition. Wben cap Iurrd tue cItlZcus wauted to snOOt tncm, but the soldiers threatened tO sn"ot the first man that fired a shot. l want 10 say one wO;d to your rrRders- l have been Iu these mountains aud through these IudIan rsids for seyeu years sud 10 my persoual know ed.r these squaws are more cruel ani .nOJd-tnirs Y then the bucks. N hen Jim COOnry and ChIck We're killed in ihs Mpgoll1ns Iu 1880, parties hidden saw the squaws sTIck pieces Of wood iutO their bowels while alive, and then crush Iheir heads 10 jelly with rocks. I myself Saw h bunch of twelve kl.lt d n-ar HIllsbOrO whom the sqGsws had literally hsck- ed tO pieces with knives. Any man who would not Bs quickly klil a squaw, as a buck or a Ta,tlesnake knows nothing Of them. Bnt To the-e squAws, they have b, en out four weeks helpIng to torture and mutiiRt- those whom their men have shot down Tn Arr
 zona and New MeXIc,. The tr"ops now are prott cting them and the government IS paying t-n cents per mile Railroad fare to put them back oD tLe reserve. By act of Congress these territories have a right f. take sll rrBegades (rs- gaIdl.ss Of srx) from the military bH civil process. aId punish th. m for their crimes. These two devilish squaw- once back ih safety and they will open the way for all of them tO be put back as fast as captured. Spread the news of the opening of the uiltary pro
 gramme. Have the military auth 'rIties by warrant, arrest, fry, cOuvlct (gs ot the hostile pHrtS ibis would be iusured) and If not execu ed, sent to prison as many years as possIb t. II this IS nut done l tell you they Will all be back. and as the military cannot keep them there, next year will seq If y more OI our settlers murdered. E. E. l..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Notice of sole IGsov, snI,

TNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS IA that l, DOlore- C. de uen. th,, wife ,,I FfancI-cO tuen residing at lucsoB. county O Pima. territory of ATizs,uH. do her, b. ueciHrt before Charles N. Iully, aIOts ry pu lie m end for the co unty of Pima, leTrt, ry of ArIzona that int, nd 70 caTry 0u he bpsiLt ss Df EeIt Ih merchandising trading and mai ufastuIIhR O. lArn-ss and ga id ee. m my own namc anC 1n my own account. under thv provision contained and forth m -eCtIOu tweL . foe e twenty sever, inclusiFe of chapter fhlr y-tw. lf the cOmI ilet laws of the trrrIiOr Of AIIz. na In witness whereof. | have hereby -et m, 1tnd and seal this sixth day of February A b tsSj.
 DOLL RES C de CUEN. Territory of Arizona County of Pin R, 1 hereby ceItIfy hat the above named DOlOre C, de Cuen. per-Onal zIpcsred before me a my OthCc m the county of Ims afOr, ga d. upoi -aid date. and then ann here and m my presence executed the foregoing declt atiOn In Nltnes Sh. reUf have hereunto -et my hand and X,, my otiic nl se ! at my office m the unty Oi Pima, this sI1th day of bruarl, A. D.. IsH5. lSeal. CIARLaS II IULLA.N .N.P..
 PlmR County, Arizona. Territory of Arizon ounty uf P,nH, ss. DOlure- C. de t'ueu bsIng hfst duly sworn. de pOses and say0; That tre cavItat 6 piOy-d n the business mentioned m the .oregOIng dsciar gt'ou d..es not eyceed m amount the sum oi i've thOusa d (5,OUOy dol ars.
 DOLpHES G. 5e CUEN. Subscribed and sworn to befo re me this sIxtl day of February. A D Iso5.
 lseal.l CHARLrS H. FULLY NIP.
 In and for Pima c''untv. AnzonA.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Sheriff s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a decree of foreclosure an. ID order of sale ts-u d Ou of tae si-tr,c court Of the tIr-i 5ndIc1a IslIlct of The. T,, ItOry ot ArIz"Eu. m and tor tt., tt, uty of Ptu tn cerrain acton wherein Charle- d~ I'd, urey- plaln m. recovered a iudgment hcsiu.t tLe Brush swan kl ctrlc LIstt Compan1 f uc son, corporation. s. NJ. trankitn nI K Pearson. dsf-nd ,nts, for the sum of r, re.
 houssnd SIx hunured T snty Un- lS3 6.,i OD DDilA s, WI, h mt rect thereon a ti erafe Q o- per cent per moIth from me ais Or .aid
 Tee. untii pald. tOSe her with aid plaintiff. rost m thus suit la el at 1uifty-tf rec sna no tSSS uSi Dollars and the sum of ( ne Hundrt. slghty one and 5-ltO tSlsl O5) D .liars, eOun-- tee- uf tOreclos ure, Nith Iu crest m re. m t th rate If tn per cent CT mum f., m the d,t, of aid decrc~ untl. paid. l h. ve levied uIon al th" following described p'Operty. O Wit: All hat c-rtaIn pieee OI parrel of land rituaf iI 'hs lty of Tucson. Oun'y f Pima Ierritoty tf ATiz"ua bounded and more D icuiarIy d- >cribcd a- iotlO~s. tO wIt: tOumencIns al ths s'uth-~e tcurneT uf lot one (I m bi,a k oU. hundfei and seventy nins. ,l79J n the sald lt, "t tucson. funn'n- thai cr V. sterl, l. on, m. n"rth' rly side of Wa hington strret. pfIy h., lert running hence at n ht aLs sle- nottheri, siXty three (b3l fse ruuuifg tial cs at rlshf sn-lrs castrrly nf y-hve (55i feet; together NrtL one h f interest m he uIvluInx val Tunnrn, along sold last es ribed np, TUT nm. thence at n.hi hnsle- -ou heriy along The Nsstern bo.nd Ary llne ,t Id .o' one { Co the pI ce of h.. ginning together Nith an one-hzlf u r,.ss m, f. partition va running along sad la-t d.. eribed me; To q CT VI ail the m chluery tnrI d In the bpile engif e -, d uyi au0- no sIt,,s ted ''n ss above described piece of l.nd
 And notice Is hereby gl en thAr on FuessISv the 1d day Gf June, A D. I8sl, between me hours of lOO'clOc m. and U'cl. ok p rl.. in front O the Courthouse door. m The city of inc son. county of lma, Territory of ArizonA I VIII sell st pueIc auction Co Le highest amt 70 D'@t bidder for cash ID lav full cutreacy. an the Abov" described prOperty, or . e'cieUt hereof to satIsfy sand judgment. interrs ana all cOsts- l. II. PAUL
 D erlff Ot Pima Coun'y
 D1teu tucson, nay IF. lsoj- Dtd , The above sale IS her by postponed 70 Muu4ay me E-d day of June, lssj, at the sams hour and
 R. IT. PAUL
 n,- Sheriff oT Pima County Dated Tucson. June lst 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
SUM MONS.

IN THE Justices court, Territory of Arizona, | County of Pima beIO.e Cha les n. Meyer. J |. F., Precinct No. one
 tOuI NelAscO, flaintIfi. vs. Rafael Moreno, Defeudan' Demand, SIS co
 he erritOry of ArIzona sends greeting tO Mr- R fael Moreno. defvndsut.
 You ars hereby -umtn ned and required tO ap pear be ore me at my flee, m thr town of Tue son, and county of rimu. on the 18th day of .f, A.D 1885, at lt O e Ock A. M tO eer th cpb-- plaint of the ahOV n med pLdintiu. who ue ma ds of you that you lnueht. d tO hlm the sun of two hundied Hnu n nete-u an. fOrty Guudredths ,-.ar-. being baiHlce due by you Co the plaintI fO mOI-y ad ane-d tb You your own req e-t and which sad amount Is al this date stIl ui pa d.
 And If yOl tail tO appear and answer said com plain hereio required. the plaIn if wIu t.Ae judgment ag tinst yOd as demanded and for custs of his suit.
 Gwen un fer my hand this seventeenth dap of April. A. D., ssj.
 CHAPLFS n. MtYtR Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. l. PIrs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Killed by Aphehes.
rTha s,Irer , itr tnterpri,e.l

CThe silver City knterpriie.) Robert Benton, Blue creek, Arizona. Christian Luther, Blue creek, ArIzOns, -Lutrsr, Blue creek, Arzona. James MUniogomery, Little Blue An zona.
 Robert Smith, Little Blue Arizona, Peter Anders, b, Little Blue, AriZuna- Prvspector, unknown, little Blue, Ari- zons.
 Nat Lose, near Alma \. NJ.
 Calvin Orwig, near Alma
 E. w LyODs near Almh.
 J.J. B ,xter, west forN of GIla, ~. M. Butt west fork of GIla, \. NJ. Felis IarqG.s s, near Siiv-r CIty N. M. Juan Marqu ., near Silver City, N NJ. Maria Marques, nsar Silver City N. NJ. Marqueta l. chuga, near Silver City, N. NJ.
 Paz Ra- com, near Silver City. N. M. Charles Stevenson, Black Range N. NJ.
 Harvey Moreland, Black Range, \. NJ Frank Ad,ms. Black tang, N. M. I'd. Ford, Bice creek, Grant county, \. M
 John Frsschsel, Blue creex Grant county \. II.
 w. \. Daniels, nesr Bisbee, ATiZona Chas. Tielman, (uUt positively inden- tifed) Ariz.
 OcIOs. (MsXican) Arizona. r. Huntington. Sonora.
 r. MckurtaD, Sonora.
 P. Palmer, Sonora.
 Five Soldiers, Guadalupe canon, N. M In presenting the fore. Oing lIst of VIC tInIs of the Apache rad through New Mexico an Ar,zona, we have beeD al considerable pains to ascertain facts. For that reason while we are positive that 1t IS correct. We by DO means feel Il to be complete. Others who have beer slaru may not br missed or discover for mouths to come. It is qnite likely could the exact truth be known, thai the total will reach the number of fifty
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUCsOS, PIMA CoUSrY. A. T. ! TOM. NcEENNA. OR THOSE WHO MAI claim under him an undivided one uurth In- teresf m the following Desctibed proparty. You are hereby notified that we have exp-nde,i One Hundred DOllar- In labor and improve ments 1pOn the BuenA Vista mining claim lf- cafed JanuAry 1 iss2 and recorded on Jauuarx ], l.ss n Book !. Records of Mines pages sil and 2'2, ec..r'lsr'- Otics of Pima COunsy. A T all said claim being m the Am.ls MIn- ing nstrlet. Pima county, arzOna- The saia slOi vlng been e psrded m 1881 ID Or,ier to hold -ait ci4im under tho prnvisluu- Of Sectl 2s24. Revised Stafute- of the United Sfaies being the amount requIr q hold the same for the year ending De-emb-r Sl 1884 and that Se have COD rtbur cd yOur portion thereof Therefore, 1T Nlthin su dayr after service of this notice of publication you fal. TT re use 10 con trloute your proportion of suei. expendiiurss as co-OSner with the costs of thIs publicstion your Infere~t in sAId claim Sill uecon- the prou. erty Jf the subscribers under sAid Sec ion Ss5t- Tour proportlon Of said expenditure is twenty Ve dollars
 JOHN PRINCE. GEO: W. BROWN. ApIiWsm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

Commissioner Sparks reports to the secretary of the interior that be has has discovered conclusive evidence of fraud ID connection with tie Maxwell land grant. of New Mexico, and recom- mends that immediate legal steps be taken to Set aside thr patents issued for the same. The MsIw-ll grant iu many respects resemblei the recently exDlnd- ed Psrsl'a claim in AriznDa, hut ind en- tlal politicians were induced to become interested ID the same; hence patents were iss ued for the lands du ing Artbur's administration. 1h be result pas that people Tn possession of the lands under the general government were dispos- sesssd. and in difficult ty which follow ed. several lives were sacri6sed. I~uUv propo ed 10 remedy thus outrage so fsr as IS possible. This IS certainly to be sn "off-yesr" for the land robber.-I Phenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Is it Murder!-T. n sayIe, Missing.

IN u .uuIutI - VI Ndl lts uiSNlNE.
 Day before yesterday Mir. I. ". Sayler of the firm oi Track, kays x Co. .OI Al. buqerque, who are pr pairing tO Upeu u !. business here, started tO Maricopi Tn s private c,Dveyauce with Mr. W. \. Os born, At the point of muuntaIDs somt ten or tweve miles south of PhueuiG the vehicle broke down, and being Una Ol- to repair 1t. Mir. O ,bUrn returned tu foSn, Mir. Say les sayIuE that he wCulJ fOotIt. Yesterday, Tn, sday, when the stage came m word Was received that NIT. Ssyles had uOt yet made his ay- pearEIce at MsIicopR and on the arrival Of the stage to-day We learn that he Is yet missing and that bree men started out yesterday and are sti searching for him. IL is hardly possible that Mir Say les has perisned for waut Oi water Hs h. vas on the plaiLest of roads and but h few mIle7, not more than five or six. firm the Gila riveI. The fear is ex- pressed that he has met with foul play. hs Nhile Mir. Osborn was endeavpriug tu tix up the vehicle to proceed, a rough looking tramp passed them going to. wards MaricopH also. The tramp, We understand, has nOt since put m an ap- pesrance. 1T nothing is heard of Mr Sayles by this evening. considerable party will leave here to juIn in the ssarch.-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

w. H. Tsggsrt and Co made the fol- lowing shipments of ore this week for the following named parties: Mckenzie < Hardy, four carloads. from the InfAl- liable. consigned to Pueblo; Ewing & GoshorI, from the Altats mine, one car load, consigned to the Argo works: sherman. Brskrmsn& Eastman one car load, from th- Iniependencs mine. con- signed to Pueblo. This IS very good sho orIng for one week through this irm. and is convincing proof that there are some mines in this district.-Kingmsn Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

The copper bullion that hss been or the railr sd platform at this place for tbe past five months under attachment ID a suit for debt brought by Jno An derson x Co vs. C"pper King Mining and Reduction c mpany. has been re- mOvrd from tbe platform tO the ground to make more room for the incressin. b 'sInesS of the Sonora Railway Com pany. We were n e TOT few week ago in say ng this bullion was being shipped by the company, it Is still under attachment
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

storing the atnlcted IO uEASA III 0HN hAA AA NESS
 me Doetor vll, agree to forfsit sI GOO for b case nndertskeu not cured The fea.On 0 mAn} cannot get cured Of ssakueee and the A ove dhs- ss.se- IS owing to z OIupncatOn, called fhOo TArURRHEA th h1TEIAESI bEo1a. Shich requires speci I treatment
 DR. LIEBIo's lSVI fORATeh, No z. ulJn our pe- c1llar suecial treat nent. ls the only cure tO PROsIATnkRHrs. Icy IJ Manhood IS restoreu and the ham WI 'OV0d oack rum ase e youth.
 If pimples appear on the face, If you oscom, ttsfiess .ui desUOudent. look out for the com o1carion with vltal U eaknese ard lOss of Vital ity NnoEn as PrVstatOrrnea- hundreds O. hve~ lave been lOst for the want Of proper r-at meni for th.s complication. and thousands have lo-t all their property and pleasure Tn lie From its stfects.
 Price of either inYISOraiOr, ss. Case of sIx bottles. $iO Sent 10 any address. covsreo -cursly from observation.
 pr. Liebig A Co. treat successfully oy hO- nuOpathy every form of SPECIAL. PklNAIL 0r GHhONIC DISEASE without mercury Oi iauseoas drugs. If vItAiItl Is drained from th' body numerous diseases toilow tna' ha'fie Ordl he unnatural los- czuses COnsO nplOn, DIsDs tss Brights Diseas-, InSznIJy, stJ Cures qua anteed. Disease Of the genltO- urlnArs organ <ldneys, liver and bladder -peCIall treated. DIS GASES or wOMEs SPEEDILY CURED.
 Guailnrd and Res pOnsibic.- Dr. LiobIg q Co. trOm EUKOPE. are organized m Sompiiancs s1th the Califn rnia Nsdlcal Law. Diploma pro cured by regular college sducatIOn, and are uo~ m their nineteenth year of sp-cIaI practice.
 Most powerful electric belts free Co pstIeGts.
 To EKOvE THE MOSDERFUL PONEA of the IN FIGORATOh S4 BUrrLE 6IVES OK SENT FRSA Consultation free and private.
 Call Or address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE n TI cso~. ARIZONA

LAND OFFlCE 1T TJ C-O~, ARIZONA. ( M. MaS [. iSc5. hained settler as he'd not cs of hls inten'iOn S make nnal pr of m support of his claim. and that saiu proof all be zdA before the hssister Sal utcei, CT at Tues n. ArZOna. On Jun I6. n to,'' VIZ; John D. Nay, for lot No. g. of NV L s-ee- ( 1p- lb, \. K i3 r.. He nam,s he foilos- = lhg witnesses tO prove hIs eun |, U, us urnce II. Lynch. M l. |. ick. Frank SntIx,, T SnOrtrioge. of San x vler
 5 A. THOMAS. Register. E"s' peohcation si' , 6. Ss5 Dtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsoS, TEHs1ToRr OF ARrzoSA.


 OCNrY OF Pr "A June , isSS.
 TO H. B. LlGHIH ZEk, OR HI SE WHO
 msy claim und i'm uI diylded O e- four h inferes m the followin descri ed pro b erty You are hereby no Ited tt at Ne have ex ueuded one hundred 60 lar m lab Ir and Im- prove mems upt the Bu'Ia Wis mn | gc.a m located JauuaIy 1, l -. and iecOrts on Jsnusiy .. iS 2, m book -, Records Ot MIu :. page z3l and -33- recorder otlcv, PIma coua y A. '. alt s td clg m ing m the mol MiuIng Dis trict PIma cOultg ArIZpua. The saId SiUi hav ilg been eXpeu ell m lo,i Iu order ts hnl.i ct i'm under the provisions of secfIOu 25-4, Revised Statutes of the United Sta es, being Che, amour required tn old the same for the year eudin. December 80, is-4, and hI, we have on rit.u- .1 your portion there f. 1herei rei WItun 9biay. after the segvlceof thIs LOtIce of pa .lIc .tiof you faIl or refuse Co c, ntubuts yOur pr DOT tun Ot such -Npenditure. az rO-Owue. with fhe custs "f bis public ton yUur interest IT sad clam will become the Iruperty of the ubscribers under sald -ec'Ion Z338 Your p-,, portion Of said exGoud,fu % r- C. eutv five dollars. JOHN PtfI NE
 JeS-H Sm GRO. W. BROWN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Very Rosy.

A petition was circulated in Yuma last week, asking the appointment Cf l.. c. Hugh S, editor of the Tucson Star, tO the office of Surveyor General for this Territory. The petition Was generally signed. Mir. Hughes IS a good Spanish scholar. lawyer Of varied experience, and having made the subject O. Mexican grants a speciality, will, if appointed, make an efficient official
 The above, from the Yuma Sentinel, Is enough to make Barthuid's -tatus Oi Liberty grin. The "Sared experience" of the above gentlemen in the laby- rlnths of the law has been chiefly c D. tined to such practices as the Lazinsky case unlO ded. His experience in Mexl can grants has been acquired solely by his silent c nntctiOn with Reavis's Per alta grant, while his profound knOwl- edge of the Spanish language has been absorbed solely from his calicO-bOuud Mexican dictionary, and he wore the medal for proficiency on his neck, and called 1t "bilc.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

The pleasant intelligence WAS receIyed last night by telegraph from Washing ton, thar Meyer J. N-wmaIk had been appointed by President Cleveland as c 'nsnl tp Lyons, France. The appoint msnt is mO.t excellent, and will meet with great favor in California. Mr. Newmsrk IS a gentleman of talent. I'D The prrue Of life, fiue liaguIst, pol te and courteous, well acquainted with with busIness and win R"v,Tnment affairs horne and abroad. He Was for may years member of the large wholesale ho tss O. Newmara * Co fl
 his 'iIy, end Cf late has been engage d ID bu-ine,- Tn San Frauci.cO. Mir NeWmark will be s valuable representa- tive abroad. especially m France. which the great competitor of Cal tIrnIp Tn rhe production of wine. brandy. silks aud other gOod+. He will most aSsur-d- ly collect much valuable iufO mAtiOr f'r people of the United States.-Los Angeles Herald.