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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Army Orders.

Ist Sergeant EdwsTd NisseD. Com psny 4, 10th Infantry, hayirg con Plled with Orders No. 54. current seTies' Ioit Concho. rexss, 6nG EavIDg been dls- charged as witness by the general court msrlsl ID session st Whipple Barracks, 4. T., will return to hIs proper st-tion. Fort Concho, Texss.
 In complying wish Field Orders No %. curreu, series. these HeadquRrieis. ClloYel B. Ii. Grierson, l0th Cavalry, will proceed to Fort BGyard, A. M., via Ash Fork. A. T.. Ghd Alouquerque, N. M by reason Of the impraclcabie eoL- dition ot the roads on the shortest usually tfayeled rouie.
 Under ibe provisions of paragraph 52g ot the Regulations, as corrected ny General Orders No. 3. series lsS2 Head euarte.s of ;he Army. the bread raii"u n: Forts Grant. Huachucn, oSell. Me- Doweil and Thomas, A. T., Is fixed Hi eighteen ounces from July lst to De cember 31s:, and a. twenty two ounces from January lst to June 30.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Gernnimn in Demand.

An Epitsph special from Wilcox states that General Miles has been there for couple of days. He I- preparing for long and relentless chase after GerO1i- cao. For this purpose, Captain Lawton, who IS an old and eXperieueed Indian fighter. leaves Huaehucs, with force of eighty picked infantry men and twenty picked scout. selected from the whole command. He Is well provided with all the necessaries and alec has ample means Co purchase whatever be may ne.d in Mexico. He Is gwen a carte blGnch, as 70 hIs expenditures. His or de.s are to follow GerOuimO's trail, even fiji takes him to ihe Gil! Ct Mexico. He may be eoIe for FIX moG'hs or more, TO limit Of time having been msde. Captain Lawton also takes with him some m. mber= of the signal servire corps. The hthogrHph sIGnal serv ce is found 10 work very well. although not yet brought tO perfection \ message was sent. m this manner. s few days age, a distance of 1JO mIler, in four hCurs
 Captain ul per will operate ID Sonora independently, sgains, the Indis ns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Army Ordcr>.

Major W r. Drum, l4th Infantry. act ing inspector general of the department, wlll make an inspection of Fort Verde. 4 T. MsiOr Drum is authorized 10 take his clerk with him in complying with this order.
 Lieut. Colonel A. r. Morrow, and lat Lieut.. W. H. Garter, T. q. m., 9th Cavsl- ", and Is, Llent E. R. Morris. assistant surgeon, are detailed as members of the general court martial convened at Fort Bayard. Y. M.. by paragraph 3. Special Orders No. I23, series 1885, these head quarters.
 4 general court martial is appointed to meet at Fort Bayard, \. M.. at 10 u'clr ck 8. ID. on noBday, the 10th day of May, 1886. or as soon thereafter as yracticsble, for the trisl of such cases Gs may be brought before it. Detail for the court: Col. E. II. Grierson, lO'h Cavalry; Col. W B. Roy all, An cavalry Col Henry Douglass. 10th Infsntry; Maior H. E. Noye~, 4th Cava!ry; MsJor Eigsrd CC'lios. lst Infantry; Major H. 5. Hawkins. 10th Infantry; CaptaIn W. S. Worth, >th Inisntrl; Captain ]. E. Irvine. 22nd Infantry; Captain C VI Bailey. S,n Infantry; Captain c. w Miner, 22nd Infantry; Captain J. c. MscAdsm-. 2nd Cavalry; Cap:aIn W. t. Dougherty, lsE Infantry, judge advocate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Sherif s Sale.
nt>TEICT COURT. FIE-T JUDICTtL Dis

nUSTEICT COURT. FIRST JUDiCTtL Dis D trlrt Territory uf ArIsOas, lu ald for ite County cf Pl-a
 [ J Williams aad J. D. E.losr-. vs. Geo. W TeIt.Wor'h.
 B. vrtu of @ decree of io--l irsurs iss- e 'ur Of ne Eb ye Ua-lel Cuurt Ir fl F1 ye ertl,ied csu-e, ID fev o.f fh- r.sIrf-r- Fr1 tEaiT -- tie t.sursrt. ws,-si = ctu-..-,sl 'o make fhe ar on c 'f tte ds e ont %. fr- l"'clr -fter dascrihed rssl c- sf- fu VI lr-su- uf vo ti0- --s ud Ttrfe H rdred Frs N-.s-s e'cf' and 3-l-t i3 a- l- u.ia--. vrrr Iut-Iys- ti ie e.n st rate of two r-= e Ut le- mort |. f'c.frsr wIfa ca C. of sIit tE-si at 7rlv- and it-l.u L. i1 -nl D. il-- and r..lr=s fr- of fg-sr .1urs. rru0UEtIi Co ue Er r.lr D and iIffy i>f-a .ul Doll rs vls rr'e-t-- tra eu- uf rf sfrr ur Der ce1til aunur1 fr .1u f- of ffI- fe--e. .r'i the zccr.irE O-t= and rIper-a- sf fi f- srl-. ] El.l. on fte l1fh day of May. i--'. oetvo-r tLe hrur- Of Do u'tluck. e. rE-- -" e s.u n u'- u. r1-i day. iu front of th. to7r- N.u-a door. lr re tify of l"c-Cr. C. =a.i it,urf. '- ma tt-- for sal-. and s ll 70 Tv h ic Euc'ior. Co tie rIsLe-t Eri best hIrcer fs- ct-l lr ll~.t. Crr- reucy al the fs'l VIu- s-.rr 'sd urt Ta ty. Co WI. All The VI. .t. tit.e. and -rfyr-t ot The sald George W I-'r-~orth Q FCt fo lots uum- bersd Ore 1i ard Four liI ir hlDrS uuut-r thi ty eH'. ID L"gru tI-y ;r slIl ca urt~ of Pins. Iu tha Ter tory cf A-ZiTa. srcur.'irs to he pat of sad town iu cuuurr U-.s th- -slt iuf-re ID slId iofs bong a- uu 3yldet one half thercos EH PAUL
 --fr,t flma County. Da-e,l Tucson. Ap-ii -. i--..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
ulne.. nf En.Senatnr David Davis.

BLooN1NGroS. H., May 5-Thr hrfri-Bds of Ex-Vi President Dayld Davis are greatly alarmed over the present cOudi- tion of Mr. Davis health. Aoou. c week SEQ Mir. Davis notIcsd a soreness on the front part of bis lei, shoulder iolnt. which at fret hsi the appearance ot a small pImDle, and be gave II nttle thought. Ia a day or SO It rsPidly de- veloped into what he thought tO be a large boil A day or so ego be called ID bis family physician, who. On InskIug an examination. pronounced the sore ness A carbuucle. and st once took steps to check Its growth To day the symptoms are not encouraging 2, and Mr. Davis is considerably alarmed aud, his friends fear that unless the develop ing of the csrbuncle can 5e arrested within a day or SO that be EiI be en- dancered. The carbuncle now is larger than ones fist, snd II causes great pain. Mr. Davis hss had one experience with & carbuncls. and has reason 10 dread this oue. In the year lS64 8 very large carbuncle developed on the back Ot bis head, low dO~n oD the neck. and the scar left by il is plain to-day. That carbun- ele came uesrly costing him his life. Nr. Davis general health has not been good for some months; be has been grad ually failing and has become greatly re- dueed in flesh, and bis friends fear that on accOHp of bis reduced coDdi- ton the oarbuncle may be the mOre severe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Not All Right.

Arkansaw Traveller: 4 reporter called upon a prominent citizen and said: "I would like 10 interview you with regard to the strike"
 The prominent citizen frowned, re hected 8 moment. and replied:
 "No sir. no. IL IS rule of my life never tO be interviewed, but don't mind telling you privately what think"
 'All right.'
 "BRt mind. now, you promise not to print word 1 say nor sn idea l aG- ysnHe."
 "I promIse."
 The prominent citizen freely expressed himself. And the reporter, after sgsIn promisiDg that he would make DO note of the conversation. departed. Early the next morning the prominent citizen seized the paper and eagerly looked for the interview.
 "W hat are you looking ior?' his wife asked.
 "NOthin0." be replied, as be threw down the paper. "lCu can't place any confidence in those confoupded report- ers."
 'Hss he printed what you saidg'
 "No.''
 Then it's all right
 'Na, it's not all right. Do you reckon l want to talk two hours and then be treated with contempt. He ought to have said 1 refused tO be interviewed and then to have stated what I scid. A reporter Is 0 nuisance"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
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Application for a .sttrt.
Application No. ;s5 for Tauat I'd. r.v
 Silver Glance '-iur-
UNITED STA-E- Lssr cFE-.r.
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Iuc-c-. 4rl-I. l- t-.. '. .--' NOTICE Is HfFiEi GIVE -HA- e. ~ Arnold, Trustee vl's- p"-- -- Is Tucsou. flma ( ulr rg. A--"ra- ... . Unthauk. ts- this C-y r-a-. t.- st-.....-. ps,eut for l--5 lIIsaI feet ,f it. -..s-. mine or vein be-rIn- ul1sra.- v-'- ground 4---S feet N-4-L --t-r'-l -. .. vaca inning di-t-Ict. ourty ct t4--. rltory of riEoEa. and la-iersts,. nl t'. ... notes and othcIai piaf on e lu be .-a No. 4t ID saiu Arlyaca c-stllct. s--t lu- E.- being as fol4t V-, Co ~lt-
 Brsinniug at the wc-,e-u end center cf beILg also tce eastern era Center @ Inc U--. mining clam, st a pot -s- lr a l-o--. stoues, msrk-d"c. 0. [ M.. %. IT.
 U- =, M. M. No | B D rc Gro --a bears S ss deg-- 45 mI-s W l->t t-s--
 Thence S S2 cegs, @ Hs-s-. ~ -t ts poet, set m a mouLc of stones. --arsr. d No. 2. helug .l-O the -o-tL-e-st--- cor. the CTlental T. C
 Thence N s6 dess. . q nins.. r g. s-et ,o -r- of Gulch besrs \ L- d-ss g zs-- W l- . Co a poet fec lons. - iu a Glur-i of --.- marked = ti. No 4- at t1s eastern enc ter of the claim
 poet fee long. --t m a nrol-c o. stones. --z--. ed =. G. NJ SO.
 Thence 5 o5 dey--. F rin-- S ia-- fes- -.. post set la a mound ot -toa--. r-arS-,f ~ V. NO g. bsirE alec ths -lr.l-a---.. corner of the Crleut-I Mt
 Thence s2 d-s-. @ ulus. ? -.l f-et -. -- 'S- G. l. N. >U- 2. plac- ot t-zl.---
 NAznetlc vauafIou lZ des- e u.-- F. tsirIrg i3 5f acr-s.
 The location O thl- nine ls recorded .r Recorders othce O tlua touI'y. hoaS .. ofds fl MIn-s. page s--
 Any and all p@rsg-- c-al-.l-E E.-T.--- --. portion of sad >I4vrr rarre -rr surface gruCnd- are rr3 l--1 -H e.. acyer claims wlf. rl- Eaz.--s- UrIted States LsE1 tlC-. ar Iu- .r. errltory Of ACEors. r-rlr- r.. r.- -- e. publlca'ion here f o- tr-y Vl.. -- .-4f--.- .. virtue Of the prOy->lez- r1- -.-
 B. V. THOMAS. t.---..- l. is hereby ordered --l- -t- [. ---a.-- -.'..- of application for Ia---- t- sa-..-t..i .r -- perIod of Zen cocsecu .va u---- .- - '- a zee ly ueNsIsEeF T-r.-... COuuty. ArizonH- ... .'N- i..-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Board of Supervisors.
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Tucson, 4. T. May sth. lsS6.
 The Board met pursuant 10 adjourn meni, at 10 I'm.
 Present, J. $. Mansfield; Chairman J. c. Handy, Member; Geo W. Teits- worth. Member: Chas. E. Drake, Deputy Ex-Cfh iO Clerk.
 The minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
 The clerk reported that be had turned into the county treasurer the sun of S5.9j. as proceeds ot sale of property bziJnging to the Territory for deliu- quent taxes of 1884. nd S5 C0 as fees also turned iu 10 salary fund; total. Sl095.
 The Chairman presented the bond of F. G. Hughes. the newly appointed Clerk of the County Court. for Sl0 000, with H. F. Lacy and II Stevens ss sureties, and he reported that after ex- animation of tbe liabilities o' the sure ties on sad bond. be was ssti-fied that # Ess a good and sufficient bond, & re qUirrd by Sec. r., Art 6S, Laws Of 1883 On motion the action If the chairman wss approved.
 F. Hughes then filed bis bond for record. according to law, and assumed charge of the office as EX-OhcIo Clerk of che hoard.
 Communication os Jas. Milne read and ordered on file, and clerk instruct, i to inform Mr. Milne that hIs bond Is not sufficient. and order hm to file c new bond.
 On motion the CbAirmBu was instruct I'd tO furnish transportation tO C. Philips an iudigent person. DOW ID county hospiisl to his home n ST Helena. Napa Co. California. as IL sp- peaTsi to be a saving 10 the county.
 Oa motion Supervisor Teitsworth was appointed as a committee on tie part Of the Board of Su ervi-ors to meet & com mIitee Of the City Council ID regard to ventilation of the city seEer now being cons ructed.
 On motion the Board siJourned until Tuesday, May II. a: o'clock D. m-
 J.S. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest:
 FRED. G. HUGHEs. Ev-OficIo Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Mining Notes.

Several bsrs of gold and silver bullion were brought in yesterday from the mines.-Courier.
 Hydraulic and placer miners are wash ing R great deal of gravel and securing considerable 0re.-COurier.
 |. E. Brown. fl Groom Creek, says tHere are in sight in th- Kelly mine fu!- ly oua thousand tons of pretty rIcn gold rock. More coDceatraiors are to be set at work ID the mil fourier.
 Gn the Fuunt4in Head mine the Gray Bros are taking out large quantities of gslena. O~InS to tbe scsrcIiy oi cnrs on the Atlantic RDl Pacific road no ship merts will be made from this mine Tor the next two or three weeks.-Mohsye Miner.
 A sample of ore submitted to Assayer Sears for assay returned lils ounces go. and Jj00 ounces silver per ton. l. came from s ledge owned by Mrs. GToss ahoat two miles south of toTn.-Mohaye MlneL
 Jim Cropon. wno is operating the IucEy Jim mine at Fl Dorado CanyCn e. lease. is evideHily ooing well CD II. Two shafts. lc0 feet each, show the ore body from top to bottom: The rock runs from 400 to 70 ounces silver, and S51 gold.-NohHve Miner.
 During the past week lhe output of the Prince George mine at Stockton BIll hes averaged ten tons Fer day, the ore ruruiug from 200 10 S,O ounces per ton m silver snd sons os 1t containing ss much as JJ ger cent lead. This mIue is turning out ;o he & veri'ab'e bOrapza and 20 mistake -Mohave Miner.
 On the Rainbow miae, abou. three miles north fl Mineral Park, the lessee, Mir Chas. Kelley. has 6bout nine men at work, end IS taking out ore very fast He has now about thirty tons of galena ore on the dumps, winch viil average about 20 ounces silver, and S5J gold tO the toc, with iu per cent lead.-Mohsve Miner.
 Judge Hawkins, VhO has just return | ed to Prescott from Humbug district, thinks there are ID old dumps of inc ! Tip Top mine 25,CCO tons oi silver ore, winch will now be worked by ibe St. Louis YavspEi Milling and Mining Company. The same company are run ming their HGmbug mill on gold rock.- l Courier.
 The St. Louis Ysvapsi Y. S M. Go. have, at their own expense, made an e1- fcelleat road from Glllett to lip Top. | Mir. J. W. Cover is praised for having -uperintended the work ID fine style ' Tae superintendent, Mr. c. J. Clark Is entertaining several members of the company, who arrived recently from St LouIs. They are, Col Hayden. Mir. w ! ". Whernse and Mir. MichRl!is.-Cour- ] fer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
No.ice Of Forfeiture.

Tu1so-. T=----arE ls A-r.-l. E.-- MaFcn = i--I-
 low --l.- Ir---1- and Taar or ttoee vaH --zI c-aI- ard -.s- c-t .of e-t.f1--l Ur u-e-.-l. r- d--cr h--1 proFarrg. yu.l ar- ler-rE v- -T-e- a Ul- a.--.gl .s in labor and imp 1v-r e--- u- r.- ufEIrc clH;l. -4Ee t econ Ice. N. loca- q Jan Hs-y i-r-. l--f and r.-r-.a- -ry d l--4 Iu h,Dk E.gu-l H. 5st-l. sad reco-l- us--- -r -ts Ice Iuc-pu. fiLa- e. a tg Ar-" beng ln the Iccsuu Crl-- tory and county a. o-e-z.. -.- saVinz ueen co D. lsf I- rl- Tar- to develop and to u Q l-I-- -r--- .-. Of SectIou -3-f Esvl--i ~-a--ft- .. State beir- the s-leC-- ra.- -.. same for tie y-ar i--l, --- t1-- T .r utet oaF portlors rl---Ui- l.rs n uIrefy da yCg tsli r- fa..-. -. y0lr p-. por-ll-= .f sad .la-r --- owr er= NIth tta Co--s ot ttl- r----.' interests m -ald clsIu s1i -s-U-a -.e Of the subs rlrsr under Sall >--- -.- . proportion uf sad ex. .--.i-lC-a- l- tSii0oi Doliars.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT, PIMA COCNTY. l AriEpra. In tha matter o: tIs estate of Fa-rusl Ochoa. de -essrt -Notloe Co creditors NJ ice Is fer-hy gwen bT fhe -rd-r- trn-d execu-o- Cf the Estat- of ps-crAl prh"a dsc-ss -d. To the C-@lIfar- uf. and al p-r-un having c.llIu- a--sirft -hc sad ceased. to -zkI5It he -asr- VI The rsc--a Ur youcttrs within four ru-th- afte- th first publication of thi- notice. tre sad ezecufor ut h.- r-~iLs ca ca d, Esiiug- tor 0- e V J. Osborn. Iu~-s D. riEoaa.
 4'..ed Tues n. 4. To, Apul .1 i-Si
 JUA O'H1A. Ezerutor of the estate "f ssr u=l Ochol de- raa-ad- u La
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
\ Cnrrecfinn.
FORT BOWIE, A. T., May 6.

FORT BOWIE, A. T., May 6. ID. CTTIzES:-Plesse correct 6 state ment to the effect that some scouts en- listed by Gen. Crooks orders have been with the hostlles. All of these scouts. with the exception Of some sixty or sev- eaty now at Camp Rucker with troops, pass ad through Bowie several days ago en route to San Carlos reservation. They were dissrmed here and most of them paid of and mustered out Of the service. Very truly, yonrs,
 E. B. BEAUMONT,
 Maj. 4ih Cavalry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
The Militia.

In response to a telegram to the Gov ernor asking instructions relative to completing the orgspization of tie local militia companies. the following mes sage was received by the secretary of the meeting to day:
 PRESCOTT. A. T May :, '8- Royal A Johnson:
 Have captains execute and forward bond according to law. for twelve hum dred dollars each, when commissions VII! issue. c. MEYER ZULICK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Application for a 9ate1; No. Al for Patent ..
 SOnoma Mine.
| NITED STAIEs LAND OFT-
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 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mn " Arnold Irgst-e. whose pu-'1- is Tucson. Pima County. &rl o-a cen. .. u Uutha' R. has his day hled hI- sl .-H. .- patent for l5'D sa tee- of tE= S -...- velu bearing mineral with sIr'a-a feet in width. situated the ,r.. a.a- district. Ounty Of Pima and I-r.-.. r. .. .-- zona. and desisna' ei hy tt- te d .. -.- s-- cial pla, on flle in thi, uHice z- be Nn. a .l O Bl4ucu dirtrIct- sad !at NH. il .-- .- scrbed as follows. to-Vlt:
 Beginning at the southern end c.--.- .' at p0st f-et u-. feet a. a ll, uI.t 70 .....-- marked -'S. I. N Snl
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 thence < 79 dees.. 5 mlns.. E gar -s- -.. ..-- -et Ions Iu e. mound of --I-a- ..--.- "S. VI. No
 thence : % des-.. B r-.rs I 7sg e.. -....- ter of t-ulch bear- -I Car-.- ,H 1-l-- t fee tn ceCr-rot culch r-ar- ai.-. W l-0d feet to po-, f-et lg-c. --- l- - -.... stone. mzrsed .. M. N. a.
 Thence V @ do---. N5 ui--.. VI -." -e-..r eru @ e center at cla. u st ]. fos- -.. ...- -.- iu mound of stna $. mark a = VI M.
 Thence is .---- t1 a il-. W .r .-- ter of S,c0ma d4l-t ao-r- i- r-.-- -.- V l25 feet center cf6uich t.ar- 2. ... -.. mic-, t 5u f--J Co poet tr'- -.--. -.. --. u, UIu Of stones. uaAeo 'c. V N' .-
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 The ce ~ % dogs vj ul-- .. .r -. l.- S.I NJ. So. l. g ace .t "#-rr.
 Ma-leric vsriatI0u I- a --.. e. alr--. .- tsl Iu Q 2l tf acre.
 The .oest1u~ u. -'.. -.-s rrt - r.- Reco-Ssr'- cE.ea 70 f-.. -.-.--. b."- .. -...-- or,ls cf tii ca ..- .-- .-l i.. s sui a ..--.r- -i--l.I- at4v Vurt..- .-ali -.-.r.. glIta u- -..-ra". .-.... IT.. arc r.f1.-..i [ -.. .'-.r l..r-'r-. c.ll-- r Tee Re-l-r-- z -.. ta-.al e-aIr~ and t- .- TLc .- i- -aa Territory pt N-lT r- ar. s or t..v ~ {. b- haI-el Hy vl---. Ht .-a r-.. l.-- a Ike --..-L-r.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
Application fer a Psfsr4
No. AS for Patent ..
 CsiifornIa 1IiHr
CSl-sD -T.-zs L,y1 Css-

 N7OIICe iS EEHEIY GIVE rrs.. - Arnold. vire Pr-sItl-r of -f- t-.' - e'lser Nlllrg Dml--g al..- r....... q e-- i- l1cznu. tl1.t tCrfs -r.r -. W. UntLz- has -si- sev r-,.I r.- for 70 patsu. for 1.-i Irl-a1 s.--.sfr. nine or veln bearing -I.s@-. ul-h -r-r.. tOJ feet in width slt--- t I1 Che. t.-. mtalnc .is.rlsf- County Of Pm. ar.. of ATIzanl. ta1 c=>' .Ia Ia--d by th- and Othcisi lat on file Iu th- oEsao a. .. e Iu said tirp b.arco dl-t-l1-. ss.. ..-r being ss fclios-. Co WIt.
 BegunILr lt -l- cont .s-- end -a-..- -.. elain 60 a pos' let .ur-. -e- -- @ .- stO1es. marked 't. l. H. Nn.
 Thence \ 70 de-=., f- ui1-.. F. r--.. ter or Sonoma G4lcI. u.1-- -- '. a poet q Tee. --. -.- .. stones Dsarket 'l. M. N -
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 hence N ss C--a s- r-rr-. - northern cad center 70 c-..U.. a-. long. set ll a mound gi s-o1s-. -.i..
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 he iOcntsou o. ttIs r1i-a .- r.r.- Recorder C3.lce of f.rIa Itar-. I... ori- Cf AIur-. pages i-- a-C 4-H
 Auy and ui persons clam. q l-T-- tion Of sad tHl'feru-a ulIl- .r --r. gre raC 1ired Co rie th-lT a1vsl -e .. Register of the Jrltet N sf-- .. TncsOn. In the lsrrltorg ct ---r... ten week pe-Ioc e: 2 rIgr'... they Will by barred ty v.uC- .r -. iOns of the statutes.
 B. T. TfCMz-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15

fro-lug the afflicted t0 hLALi '' anu A2A IL MES ...... ..,., s-. -,-S -rIa--skeu not cured .h- suasol co n-AnJ ,s1lrof get cured of NSeakres' e-li the soTe d--- sl=e= I= owing to s rnf' ct-il-I T ts8 t.Js~ shich relu1-es spec-A
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
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