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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
The Annchr Indian R.iis.

H. N. Slaughter. one Cf tue best
 knOwr catt,emen ot the Southwest. Is st
 the Palace Hotel. Speaking of th,
 Apache raids, he says that the, are ro.
 70 dangerous as were former raiis bv
 the Commanches, Arapahoes and Ki6.
 was in tAe PglD PiUtu country. lut tho Apache -aIis have Toused c.ttIe-uen "wEo are not going to be Hnuoyei any longer He thinks that the recent act lon of the Committee on Military Affairs of the House of RepresentatIyes. rec omfnencing the raising of two volunteer regiment ID the southwest to take The neld against the Apaches. will teul largely 10 stop Apache raids The re- craIts are now being selected in antlc- ipatlon of the passage of the bill. Nlr. slaughter was formerly one of tle Tex an rangers and the new volunteer troors VIII be formed, l, the bill shall pass. .;s6n the old Hanger plan. He instances sey- eral cases in which the rangers have srt. ed with more prCmptness than could have been expected of regular troops. and considers the Rangers much suDsr- TOT Tor Indian lighting. He does not believe that Geronimo sincerely desires peace and says whatever may he the re. suit of the conference between Gen Crook and the hostiles, the friends of the territorial troop movement uIII not relax their efforts to raise and eouiD 'uch force at Once.-SGn Fraucisco Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
In One Round

William Hall, who has long worn the champion belt of Arizona as a boxer against any and everybody. for money or marbles, has at last met his nls.ch-yea. even more than his match--anl the belt is now m the possession of Judge c. II. Meyer. Tho famous slucger came up before him for some slight o!Iepse- had boxed the compass little too severely. 50 to speak-and the muscular and learned Judge. armed with a stuffed club Of the law, hit him ninety days in the ''yug, knocking him out in one round. His seconds claimed foul, but the ref cree did not recognize the justness of their claim. simply remarkiug that time would be called at tbo end of ninety days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
FARLEY WITHGERONIaO.
General Crook Co Meet The Hostile Chic
 To-day.

To-day.
 No telegrsphic communication has been received this week a: the Pres idio m regard to the conference between GenelAl Crook and ths hostile Chiei Geronimo. However, B private letter recelyed by one of the officers from au officer at Fort Bowie stated Jha interview had been aErangsds.0I tEe l1tb, which ls to-day. It Is believed that General Crcok is now on his way tO the point designated by the Apaches for holding the conference. which Is near the San Bernardino ranch, iour miles north oi the Mexican line. The distance from Fort Bowie to the place of meeting k about ninety miles, a-t the trIp VIII be made nader Gn escort from the Fourth Cavalry.
 Lieui aaut Nlus, with the Indian scents. ,- stl'i iu csEr Gt San iL5rlart-- t5 r,lch, and v..- uo. move uLtil Gen. Crook arrives --L iLC talk with tLe h. ...-s takes .isc-.
 Ilc --ogl- ls cle two ter-it--le5 pro les. against {. pg-c- being made E--l tle Ar---as or any C--,- ferns then lClel.Lte and urcrLi.IaaG. s-.r-e-L=-. s1 that tls leaders et t-e lat ogtUfgsE ua. J- tgrrti over co tE- civi. su'Lo-- :tis- ait G--.- s.,L according t1 the civi. law.
 Af-rmaI F-o;.5. hos been drawn uQ uy leading c..i- Gs s-d seat tr tie Sec rl..ry of Na-. Esk-u- tLa; GsE. Crook te not permitted Co L-.ele Co the Aplches well understood demand Co be allowed Co EctGrn t5 tLe reservation as & reward for Q cessation Cf LOstllitiss
 The people Of Silver City. V. NJ, have pledged S3,Cl0 for the purchase of a pack Of blCOd-hounds Co track Geroni- mos warriors. This plan of using dogs, the latter states. meets with favor from a great many army officers now on the frontier.-S. F. Call, Feb. T..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Notice of Forfeiture.
TrosoS, TraEgr7aT oF AE1z7y,.


 tc-NrT oF PINA Jan r--- TO v. C. LION AND BERNARD sSL L..- . or t-us w lu may claim under --a-. -. ilsi-at 9-e---'-t interest each I- -I. r.-. i--cloet property iou are la-aF- -..- 'ta- ] have aEUe-Ie,l Ure -u-e-as s. .- to1- a-t I-p-ITslel-- upon casa s-. .Dw--E Ll--- E ..l.rl=-
 In-- ~fa- ,------- r. elu-. lCc--l.t F------ .. .--t and -e-orl-- g- N--c- E. r--- a. . Record Of NICss ra-- H-1.
 S'Crrer- trus- main. claim sa...-.. -r. -. l--f. and -a-nr!el o- Wa--a D. ..- y-N |, E-c'-t- s- NIr--. ps-- #-l.
 Gr-af herI1--- inning clam ..---al '.. - -'. ---t, a- ris- oI N.r-a -.. ---. LOOK ', Records Ut Mines. rs-a s
 r'- -ii-l5- ei--. lru4-aH Js-r.-- - -r e recorded u- Na-ca ls. I--i -- .a.- 1r.i- of El-a~, Iass .-t.
 Sal records --l baIa-- erjAe -e-.-- .--.. fl--a cu---ys A-.zora. a- -... .eiEs ga the Arr--a N -l-- T. t'l-ra -a---y, A-I-1Ll. The ~alI S-l. ... -i., oe-- -1 pended l- l.-i l- order -H .. . -.ter t1e lruyl-Ic-s of --c-l.l --L l..T-. 'i-i 1'es ot t..e Lr4-e-t S-a-e-. being The z- te iuirei Co hold tEe sane for The .--- Deca--te- 1l- l--1. and 'll- l.ve r,--l.. . our por--ocs th-reut. lLeref. rl I a.-..- after ta- se.glce of th-s -a-lcs af il...,- o- tAl- o- refuse Co ccLt-.a-ce yul- I- lta ut such -Lpe-- i-t--.-. e cu-a7 7s-.--- he costs of tl.s U1-c8t-s= yO1r .-.--H--- .. 'ni claims VII become -rs prar---F .. lt-rrlner under sad sec-.U- -s-E .-- --- ort-e1 ot sad sxpcECIr-res i- tIz-g---- -Sl tt--ls dollars CrCl sacL of sad -..l- Emo DAVID ARN>IEuN.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

There Is no mistsking the fact that PheuiX i5 rapidly becoming the com mercial metropolis of Arizona. To-day she is shipping produ e, especially, to every portion of the Territory. Teams leave, loalej vitl produce. ID Pheuix, ElEcs; daily for points even north of Prescott and south and east of Tucson. The rg9pi .f the territory are rapidly learning that they eau get them nearer home where they psy heavy railroad ire.-a- and larger per centagt for prof l.s. Butter. eggs. H5u-, potatoes, scss Lam, syrup. fruit ir season, honey hams bacon, lard barley, wheat, a!:slf. seed and hay, all can D bsEet here in quantities @. rats- tha. pay :c haul t to stan. portions os .le Territory by wagon. II fae valley Lad railroad It would pro ducr sUl dispose O. these products ID immense duautitis s.-Pheuix Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
The New Snbsliiu,e forI,,d

Ihe Ho1sekeePer for February has the first ct a series of articles on the usa ot " cotton seed oil (which iz us1aIIv sold ss olive o!') ss Q substitute for lard which IS always unvholesone and some. times rank source of disease. Tie discovery ot a vegetable equally good fo, culinary purposes, and equally cbea, VIII be 6 Godsend io housekeepers. Ps' sides this new lead, this number O, tbe housekeePer IS packed full fl good prscticsI common sense ca all booa matters. Send for s specimen CODY to Buckeye Pub. c., Minneapolis. Minn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Judge Barnes nninInn.

ms morning motion was made or 1 behalf o' tie Indian girl Na-dis-ouyh that suhIUua issue for Mana are
 anoiher. In reply to this motion. Jui q Barnes delivered the following ouir,ist. lhe relation Of the Indian trites ta
 the general government IS pecu!isr. The
 government treats with tLem as ind-.
 pendent tribes and the constitution da-
 claTes that treaties, made by the United
 States, shall be a part of The suprems
 law Of the land and recognized bv fine
 courts of the United States and of fine states. This court must take iudlcisl notice Of all treaties. Besides. The pre- sent situation here is nearly tba. os scr- ual war and must embrace tho=. eu. gagged in It. The court viii notice. tbe-,- Tore, that Mana is ID t1e hands oE tl.. mlhtaf! hathoriiles, as hostage, Or on some other terms and Geronimo. If m. ihe hands ot ;hc military, is, for tLi- purpose EnI now, a prisoner Cf war. II Tbs court should sgbpUga tLe witne-. hhG be should uOt come the court would then be called upon Q issue .- attachment for hIn and whoever inter teTet would be contempt. To raj-. such an ,ssUs would create great pubic. disorder.
 l shs.. decline C. is-1e tis sab.raa| at thls t.Le. I-..t tLese !Idral- a-. auelao-e Co tr- .-Ez rg tIr ,e--.f.1- mere 's l1 4.uH., but that 3ge-ti8a .-. oea.. =. Fe, iu il- present condition ,f sn nAiEs, sl1ItaIa here a witness il tis hanGS oi the military, engage! iu ae.1.I war who IS held as Q prisoner CT Ls. 'age or howe7es it may Jcs I think moi, -Epitaph. ''''
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Kit Clover's House Plan.

In inc last number of the Housekeep, CT 'hIt Clover tells what she knows about house plans and house planning ID her charming fashion, which every hody wbo has tried house-building will enjoy. Another article gives some valu- able hints on the sane subject. Every one whc hHs the building of house Tn mind should send for thls number, as s specimen, which will be sent free. Ad- dress Buckeye Pub. Co, Minneapolis. Minn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Card osThspks.

The undersigned desire Q publlc,, express the.r heartfelt gratitude to l,r N. u. Aatas for the wonderful profe.. sional skill by which be brought or, little daughter from the very threshold of death back to health. She vas s,f fering v.th typLo- malaria and when lie physician took charge Of the case tbars w-S practically DO hope for her rscovs,v
 Mr. and Mrs. JOIN HART' Tucson, Feb. l-. I~SG
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

The keynote of February 9th contains
 an interesting history of the firm of n. | Appleton d Co., with a handsome full page supplement presenting the DOT.
 irsIts the founder. Daniel Appleton and l ms four sons. IL seems that when
 "LothaIr was about to be published
 the members of the firm held guira an
 animated dlscussIon among themselves
 10 decide whether to print an edition of
 one thousand or two ihousgu !. som.
 of them dOub;ing whether even tbous-
 snd copies could be sold. It was finally
 agreed Co venture with two thousand
 What was their as:onishmeat wbe. or
 ders came pouring In, which in the ar- gregnte called for eighty thousand copies. Disraeli was greatly pleased with tLis success. and sent the
 Appiet1us gracious letter ot thanks Tor thelr efforts ID bringing the book before the American public
 He story of the Muhluach novels k Vet more interesting. These had been of tered to nearly every publisher in New York, including the Applstous. ard re- fused. few years since, MT. W. W. Appleton, a son ot William Y. Appleton. while travelling in the South, me day purchased as CursOsi.y-brcause wretcheily printed on straw paper-. book published at Atlanta. Ga. during the war. l. was Joseph the Second and | ills Court On reading 1t, he Was strnck by its elements of popu.arity. a.lI ! decided that his house ought to publish 1 IT. IL proved one ot the great literary successes ot the time. and was followed | by long series by the same author.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

The Union Colored Club held their first annual ball last night, on McCor. mick street. The committee of arrange. ments had made ample preparations and II was a complete success in every par. hcu!ar. The club consists of the best portion of the colored ele- ment m the city. Mir. J. E. Sawyer IS president; Ambrose Haines. is first vice-presldent; w. M. Bird Is second wee, president and treasurer, and Frank Shirley Is secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
rr.htn n.sra-e.

Numerous eases Ol adults being at- tackled win diphtherIa have occurred during the past three weeks, but none have resulted iatslly. In one case the victim WAS Q young man of %. The fungus. resembling a piece of honey combed liver, grew with wonderful rap idity, filling, in few hours, the patients mouth and pro;ruding from between his lips. The attending physician loos- ened the fungus with his fingers and drew 1t from the patients mouth when he speedily recovered. The fungus was examined under Q microscope and found to to contain myriajs of living parasites of a pscuiBr form.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Flower seeds Free.

The publishers Jf the Housrkeeper sre anxious tO secure a large nunber Of three months tr.sl subscribers. spi ofFe. to mail postpaid tO any lady who sends twenty-five cents for trial subscription three months, twelve packets Of Aneri. can groEn choice flower seeds. For specimen copy ot thIs charming home paper, and full particulars As to offer. address Buckeye Pab. c., Minneapolis. Minn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Application for a Patenf
Application No. AS for Patent ta m.
 California Min
UNITED STATES LAND OEr---
 IuczOu. ArrrgH. ka- r--.

 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT s. ~ Arnold, Vice Preslce-J 1f -.a o- Shver Mining Company whose I.--...- dress l- IUcson. Pima County. A-.z.-.. ..s- . W. JLt.a.k. has rLls day He'd t-- a.- ....... for pate-t for i425 linear feet of -.a ulre or vell bearing silver. VIfL --r-a.a --... oui Feet lu width. s-tuat-d d ll t.- t-u -.... mining district, County of Pima. ar. l.--.-.- Ot Arizoua. and designated by tla -a - and oa-cial Ila- on nls ll this Ot-c- a- ..- ir ID sad Orc B.aCc1 llsrrICc, sall ... 3. being As follows, tO vii;
 Beginning at the soutLeru s-I c----- '-.. claim a- post feet long set l- "a z. ..- stones, marked -'t. ]. M. No. l."
 Thence go teSs., Q. uin-.. r. 5'I .-.- -. ..-- Ter of SC-pua Gulc1, bears S -4 lr---. ..-. r. ai post feet long. s-t lu l r.... stones marked "C. VI. No. Z'
 W !.low tree l+ inches ll iia---a- r.-..t ". A- No- 2 B. IT. bears S .s .e-. -- l-i ieet. Oak Tree . inches -1 t.a1. -.- ~; M No. ;, A.. te.-s x -- -a--.. a- ~ Ih.-ce \ D deg. 2 1li--.. 2 .---..- .-....- or S"-oL-i GC. relr- . ua--. - ... .-. u li-' feet t' e post feet long. -.- lUl-.l H- stones. -.-,. - '-t V. N.
 4te-ca -- .. --.. s- Iil>.. N s fec. .. r9---v-- e-- l-r- .t cam. at a rus- ...- ,e-s. ,-- -- l -r--i ot stones, marked .,. -- U: s.E.N.No.- tsa-- $ g aes-., g u.zs. " IL--e-N -s le--.. .- uiu-.. " s feet Co post .- -- --- -a mound gt s-o-s.. u-trh-i . VI Nu- H
 ILeEce S deg - 1.-s.. V l;-- t1 @ p.-- feet long. set a. @ --.--I 9: --U.y-. make. ... N. NO. O.
 Thence S ,s 1a-=.. f- -.rrs. P -. fae- P "C. l. A. No. 2. place af o=..------.
 Aa---.tIc variation l- 4---.- -- -irs.. .- taITl-L ... acres.
 I-e -1ca-Inu 1f -rl- mine is -ec.-#.. - .s Eecur--r.- o--le ut t.-4 J,-l--. I... - ....- oris cf Mines. ia--as +l- a-l il.
 A1s and a-i I.r--g-s C----l-.-.-, a ye---.g Eo- c. sad te-ri.r-.-a mine. .r ---.... -. are reg g-lr-t t4 ---. rl-Ir llve--- .-4.-.s H. Eecl--.- .t r.- J-IraG S-l--- Laa.. t..... 70 Iucsc-. "a -te Territory os Arlza-4. l.- -H- @.-l- .r-Ill Dt publication L--- .. .- N.L -- barred bg Tlr.ue of cl- u-7.- --4 a- t-- statutes.
 B. &. THOMsS $. Easi-. 70.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Application for a Patent
So. f45 for Patient ,.
 Silver GIanrs Mine.
USITEn STATES LAND Orucr,

'-f -AAaAAf4.tar tIi. f. I-. NOTICE IS HEBEBI GIVEN THAT !. . ~ Arnold, Trustee. whose pos-oelrs -.t- :. is IucsOr, Fima County. ArIr8ra ,..-s s u Uuthank. has this dag llei hI- apul,cafI - r. '' patent for i2-1 nnear feet of the Silver mine or vein bearing mineral. with A. s--5 ground f--3 feet in width situated 4- +E vaca mining dIstrlCt. County of r. rr.-. .,.. r rItory ol ArizoEa. and designate; b- . -- notes and official plat on tiie I- th.- I--.. 4. . No. +s in cad A-lyaca dIstslc-, =aIi .8- N . being a. folltW-. Co WIt. Beginning co the western end center .r -r... being also -ne eastern end center cr -.. f.-..-' stones. msrsed .-'. c I. sI.. So. 'i U. S. M. M. No. l. B. D. on Ono F.-,, P bears S-s de-;-.. @ uIl-.. V Iss f--t.
 lheace \ sz dey,s., @ -CIus-, V ,.. s..- t. poet. set IL mound of stGu-s r.a--. ..- .- N. No. 2.' beng also The so-t.l-ezs.--. a. 10 the Oriental VI. c.
 Thence N -i d-e-.. F r-ius.. r Jr fer .....- af tIlra bears o a- aa-- is l.I.-. N Go a pct 5eat .ary. s-t in a .l3.-. r1-ksi -~. c.. ti. N1. s. a--L5 s.-.--. ter of tue clam.
 IAeac5 3 g aeas.. s5 aias., 2. e.. -.-.... p1s- feet long. -- Co ---l-.- .. .-. cd "-. D. -I. Nr.-'
 I-a-ee : 8. G5-s- z --.-=., ,, .-- -.-.- Igs- =s- l- a rIp-ir- a- -.a-s- a.e. 4l- Ho- 2. aa-lr z. --s -....... corner s- l-s Orient -s-l V. c.
 Thence s- arzs.. @ -.--s E. 's. C., ]. V. ND- l l..es co. a.a5r.l.-
 As--e-.- variation l4 l--s ...- tallI- - la--i aCc-s-
 Inc location os tt.- -iH- is .- Eeco-ft--.- C.,les 1f 3---a Co-.-- ...... OTls Of lIi-e-. page -1-.
 Any and all p-r-ol- claiming -i.- portion Oi cad >Ilye- C.ar.. surface ground, are reE aired ., adverse claims wIf. -Ls l. United otates La11 CErs. ar ..... Territory of ArzHEs, Glr-u- t.- -. publication hereof or tley w... aa ..-- . virtue of the provisions f tLe --a-1-.-.
 5. M. IHOMAS. L.a-.--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

5toring the afticted tS hEAL4h anu AAFF l. NESS.
 me Doctor will agree Co forfeit ST ,0O0 for a -ssa undertaken not cured. The reason SO nlarI canuot get cured Of weakness and the aoove c-s- s.se- Is owing tO eo1piie5at.or; cslled Fl.GS- IAIOEkHEA- sth h1fEhAESA AhESlA Shica requires spec al treatment DR. LIEsIG's ISvIIOEA1ca, No. 2 with our pe- -ullzr special treat-Eelt. ls the olly cure fOI SEDSLAT1EEHEA. Bg it Manhood ls restored ard tEe EaUT 0' 'f--c ~lCTeu back Iron age C. If p.mplss appear oI the face. # you beoo-s is-l s-s a-i te-DuU1rnt, look Out for me con- 5lcl-luu with SI-El s 5akLszs E-d ioss 0f irs.l -y su1Ru a Rru- -arJrrL-a- h -1d-sus Oi llves -llre been lost for -1- want Of proper treatment For t1Is COZ rlIcatiun. and thousands have Joe. ,-l trelr pcoEsrry and pleas Ire m life from its i-eUts-
 Price or either Inyigorator. Ss. Case Of GZ bottles. sl0. Ssct tO sEy sdCreos, covered s.-r e.y from observation.
 Br. Lisbig d Cs. trest successfully by Ho- cGppatly eTery form Ot SPECIAL. PblNAlE gr CHRONIC DISEASE RltL1Cc u-e-CEry CT -arI=s.ls drugs. q vitality Is drained from the 11sy numerous d:=-a=es fnliuE that hGfiie oruI- -erg medical treatment If E4i1sss c1 continue --s u-na-ura. lu-s causes tc-su 1puuu. DlEbs- .ss. Er-k--.s D.ssa-se. 4Csz-.-y. et.. Cures guar E.u-egs. IIver and bla1lcr zpeclaly treated. DIS -t,Es OE E OXEN sFEEDILI CCEED.
 qualified and Res PoE .ibIe.-Dr. Lielig | -r. frlsZ EUE1FT. --s Organized n COuplla.lce s,c1 -he California Mes.ca. Law. DIIlorna 1-U- s--et by rs-uls- college elIcatlou, and are nov -I t-3-r ----tesltl ye-.- f special L-.-rt-cs.
 Alo-t pog-rf-4 s.ac-rIc belts free Co Iar-s--s. 10 FE1vE TIE V uSD EkFCL FOwEA Ct tle iS- ttOOkAIOh s s- BOTTLE GIVEN OF -ESI ElEE -l1sul-asluI f---s .---I isITa-e.
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 EIEBIG DIsPENsAzT
 4-c 5eary s;rs-t. San Francisco. Cal Frlvste e5t-ance s-5 Mason street, to-r olCckE [ 12 uaA-y s-rre- tr-- Ee---y. Man entrance | through Dl-De-- -G-y Dr-S Store. 0cl5GAW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
Application for a Patent.
Application So. HI for Pateu; tg ,s,
 SOncma Mine.
UNITED .-rA-F- LAND OFFIrF We-nr. -sr.r- D. k r

 | NOII E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT s ~ Arnold Trustee. vL.se Il--s.-.. . ...-- | .- ic-.r- tira Oul-rg. Ar-oul. car. ;. - Lthfr R. E4- it-s csy n--l hI- sIplra-..- -. patent for l5.l !i-es-- .ee- of rLe St.a-.- - ] yelu 'eslr-L- mineral wI'h -1rfac. --... 70 i--t ii width situated .- he Cru b.a....4 4 . ! iistrl-t, ou-ty u; Pima and Tr--l-.-y VI --.. -oL.z- s-l ----sua sl -y -te tie a -g--- r-... - clai llal ou tl- Il tl.- et5-ea ss fst N. E. O-o blsrc1 CI-tr.cr. sad -at N. A. ....- .- scrlued a- follows. to-wl-. bes-c-l--, at th- s-u-Le-n end e.---rt e- poet .vt 2! l-. Feet ll r.4. J.;- |. Hs -...- 1-arke- --S. l. N NuI
 ' = A- M. No. 8 bea-- N -9 le--.. z .----. V.
 ILeace 7s de1z.. 5 uias.. F s15 -4- -.- .. l-s, -,.lS z l- a mound of sJo-4s. -.--..
 Ihssaee N lg des-.; -s nizs F z73 sse- -.--. srI ut uu-cl bcar- \ -e cecS.- tl uils N -. is.t co cel--- ot bclct bears . .5f decs 4a-c Feet Co poet fse- .orS set Ir A --...- st4Le-. rl-rked 'S. VI. N. q"
 4hr1ee \ ss de-z-. as -l lus W q 0 feet .s -.-..- s-' --d ce5trr oi c-ll-u- -- e post fee ..-- --- ln mound Of stones. u.gzti .-S N Na.
 4aeace N 's teS-.- .i 1-Il-.. V -H f.a- -a Cor. & tSs et So1orla GClcl 1ear- s e del.s. 2. --.--- " l2j feet Co center of tIulch besr- = F -t.- .. 1Ihs-' T. g" feet Co 2 Dos. feet Iona. s-. .-. mound oi stones. --lke,i = VI. Nn. a.
 Thence a dsl-s.. 8 ull-- v sq9 fa.- C., ra- Vi VI eI s1nollA uu-ch bears \ is ls-s- tI rrI- " il' feet e center ot Gu.ct bears Y fj d-.- t' lllf-. W lss tet- % @ p1-t feet long S.. .. a mound of stones. marked ''~. q. No.6.r
 q 1lecce ls dec-.. .l ---l- @ tI fza- +.. r..-- = l. M- No. l. pace of 1eSlrrirc
 Ma-netlc variation l- ders . mlu-.. | ..-- taluIug 53.ti acr.-
 ID me .o-ation uf thIs Zl-e is rec1rL=.i .- -.. hecprdsr.s oa-ce Of Pima Coaut~. Book J. E .- of of Mice~, pages 474 and i--.
 ALy and all persons clsIEIr- sdva--r a-s l-,SllNi ol said eo-ou- EIue, or surflra --.-... are required t1 Be -he-r al ive--.. lI---- -.- . nS-'lster of Inc United Sta-es Ir-t t- ..- lcso1. n the Territory Of An -- ..--- .Lr Ten Sgeks Terl0d of puhllca-r- ..-.- iE tLaT VIII 1s1 FElr-asf .r O. ons Ot the stia;ut-.
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Hs---- 1T is hereby orferad that the fr--r--- -.-. ' atF ucat-ol :ur q.atar-. to rubll-ta.. '-lio,- ot len co-sec --lve weeks lr t.. ..-. :, ., weekly neSspape- ru1l.s1,t lu T lr..- ..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
B. M. IHOMAs. L-----

l. is hereby ordered that the fu---..- .-....., of application for patent be I-al- .s.-.. periOd of ten consecutive weeks .1 -.4 t.-.-., a NeeEly newspaper pubLsnsd .l Ia.-.. I..' County, Arizoua. B. M. THOMAS E-.--a-
 Flrsr uublfrariOn F-h l., I--H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
B. ti. THOMsS. Ess-.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

Judge G. T. Wooliolk, of Pantsno has been in the city for few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-15

Hos. KNUTE NELSON had narrow anu
miraculous escape from death Monday
evening. He was fishing i'm Lake Vie.
toria in Il boat by himself. Just after
dusk while pulling in fish he tripped
and fell into the lake. Mr.. Nelson is a
powerful swimmer, but was SO hamper
ed by his clothing that he could not re-
gain his boat. He managed to keep
ahoat, howe ever, and shouted for help.
For II long time hIs cries attracted no
attention, but Christian Hanson, half a
mile away, heard them and ran to the
lake. The boat had drIfted To the shore
and Hanson rowed out TO the middle of
the lake. finding Mr.. Nelson in an in
sensible condition, but still floating. lie
got him To the shore and to Alexandria
as soon as possible. For several hours
three physicians worked on Mr.. Nelson
and finally succeeded i'm snatching him
from the jaws of death, but it was Il mar
row escape A remarkable feature is
that he was IN the water about an hour
and was insensible when found.