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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
Application iot Q Patent. To the Iade3,n,e.- 'IiEe and cInI-site
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CsIrsD sTa-ss LAND OFFICE.
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a".r..F " ....' TT. T ".. a.s a.r. NOTICE i5 t.E-HI Glf-E THAT I-tIZ ~ fw- and J. !.. l..i.. r.. .-. fr..llr.ce a.l- dress l- AIHrl'l" -. HI... H.lltg. Arzola. h1Yc t.I- u1y g. .t o.. .r s.l.-.-.H- tor patent log l- ID a-T i.-. %. t.. Or .,'a"ent n.lue or vein btIr.uE gold on" -.4ysr vlfl Clrfacc ground co fee. ir y.i.-E, .-.-s. IsIrs a-d bs lug DO O4l Hat ui1li-. i.--r..r. ,4r.f uf HluaI and Territory ui Ar..H-l s.d known and de stgLat d lt e.. hold r---- ..t u-lr.t. plat ou mo at tu.- u-Icr u- lY. ,r. II d I sad district and also Tor Hys aC-.- 70 .uI mineral lands Ir sllt cI-tr.ct. tuov. ari |.-i-ra- .t tg The -aid let notes and ui-r'Hi t.t' s- ..- N1-4I D Iu sali d.-fr.-.. I.,. .s--l. .r bound .r-r5 DF san. lo' Nu. .- X h-.r.. a- f'I Hva fu vIt.
 tol.asr- rlr- 70 'a' -.'-.a. tuonsr--rf men uoD. lu thH ei-..'H '.-l", uf t.a .'-iheriy cad enter "i tis e.-i7. -' -' llars l 7. l. V. Boo. !. '" ..uc- .. '. --..H.r.. f.. G- Np il. Old Nlt t--llct. a...- N -. f.. r-. .r.rr-. ft. feet ll-'eE'; t-.lc 70 ...--.. " ...r tDa poet feet to a Dot .r.l,..i ..i. -.r. Isi.- tlaur. e.r.-- " - .a' 'g Q r.-r lI..-.rI "l. No. " ta,- TO r .. d--.. Y. ' .... ra p.'-t mark p1= uias.afi .. N..Nl .al ii..r nee % "a l.--
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 Sa.i e. r.H are bIC-lrI by public lar1s of tas [ -.r aJ >t4'.
 Tho Iacariou 70 Gins m.-ci. duly recorded m tl- ..H-t r- u-,e Df s.ii Fiaal cu1uty. m LocA - 1i 'iire.. te- -f. a.f th- Iu,.tiaa 0t s-.i u... .-l-a -.-... -- ..sgl.r recor.gd lr Book 9, .f -i.sc.-.-r..a. r.el.l-. i- tnso-f c- | Ol sa.- l.sc.. Co.,, O.. ia-'. AIs ard lI. IH.-s.- clam. DE lira---r- r-v rorll.1 pf cad irt--g--aat Ml-e o- M Slt. l pc cad -l9rlr- Ur tI..--.-s g-lU-a aa ilra.rha- fc-e uae-r.b-l are .Eslr.i t1 t.s tatlr ad- l eT-1 claim vl-l tEr u--.s-e- Of tLe Cui-ed l States Land Citre % Ile1u i- the Territory lf Arizona ourLc t.r -iE'y days period of l publication tefrn' c- t.av.Fs.. 1.. barred by yir .ue of The p-UslsIU-s uf tho --4ru-e
 B. ". IHU3AS Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

The Star eudeavors Co argue that, be- cause the governor l. Ewalting the re- turn O! General Crook from confer ence with the hostiies, the governor would be likely to receive the first news of the result ot The conference, The first report made hy General Crook Will probably be an official one to hIs supe- rior officer, and the courier by winch the message is stn5 VIII probably give the news Co tue public long before 1t be- comes generally known in cyen army circles in tbis department, outside Of those iIamoligtcly at headquarters. The news of the conference may or may not te true; it can, by the regular asso- cia;ed prees report and should be Gu- theutic even though General Crook did not make Lr5aEueck haste to inform the Govsrner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

It Is simply disgusting to hear persons speak scorniully of girls who work for a llYing. No sensible man Is dazzled by the glitter ot ieweled finger, a gold hracele; oT watch. All these have not half so much fascination as pleasant disposition, happy aud intelligent face, well cooked meals each day in the week. and a glistening, properly ironed shirt front A dlmpied chin and sunny face m the kitchen Is worth half score Of hanged millinery signs in the parlor. clawlng ivory and screeching the words of "A Flower from my Angel Mothers Grave" when very likely the poor moth CT IS hanging out the washing ID the l Q k yRrd.-EX
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
Al I.asf.

Our fondest hopes are to be realized, the end of the division Is here. Yes terday morning a large force of men were tO work grading for the round house at the turn table east of town, RI the same time gang of men were put to work laying additional side tracks twenty carloads of coal was received for use here Thursday night. We are reliably informed thR. all crews will stop here from and after Monday next. -Lordsburg Advance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

The Pheaix Herald says that the Salt River valley wlll see no less than one hundred handsome residences go up and homes started anew within it's borders between the opening of the year and the first Of 1887. and a number Of these will be baick residences. Brick now costs but httle more than lumber, es- pecially since lime of good quality k now found here and thereby about two dollars per barrel saved on that matter. Lember has also been reduced to about Ss0 per thousand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

There is no town on the coast where the Chinese have so strong foothold as in Phenix. They have a virtual monop- oly of the gardening trade. control every restaurant, perform nost of the household work and all the laundry bus iness. With increase of population a change Till cOme.-G szette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

Judge Barnes yesterday decided that work performed by man ID going on & mining claim, merely for the purpose of looking after it, as a vatchman. does not entitle him to the benefit of the territor- ial statute in regard to miners hsns.- The Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

A Petition has been presented 10 the Senate by Hosr cal ing for constitunsl amendment sbolishing tLe presidency. It IS an old idea, and has formed the subject of discussion in many socislistic meeting. In an age when brilliant sur gery has shown that a man may live without spleen and perhaps may sur viVe the extirpation of his liver, it is rot surprising that there are those who thInk that the body polrtic could survive without hesd.-S. F. Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
Application for a Patent. Application No. 4I5 for Patent to ,,.
 Silver Glance Mins.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Tucson, ArJZOua- Fet e f--.

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 Tucson, Arizona, Feb. C. l--f { NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEv lHsT !. a.
 N Arnold, Trustee, whose postoEice ad,-.s. is Tucson, Pima County, Arizona care A v Unthank. has thls day nled his application f.- patent for l225 linear feet of the Silver t,I ' ' mine or vein bearing min sral. sith -r..-.. ground fs2.S feet m width situated in tho . vaca mining district, County of Pima ard 'I.. ritory of Arizona, and designated by Gle f.l{ notes and official plat on file in thIs Gflc,. a i No. 49 m sad ArIvaca distrct, sad lot No f- being as follows, tow wit:
 Beginning at the western end center Of clsi-- baing also the eastern end center of the flrI.,-t mining claim, at a post, set iu a mound ,t stones. marked "S. G. I. M., No. l." ''
 u. s. M. M. No. l. B. D. on Gro Emo V.r hears Ss degs.. S3 mIns., W l9U9 feet
 Thence S2 degs-, 45 mins., VI 2UU feet t, post, set in a mound of stones. marka.. -., 6 a. No. 2" being also the sOuth-essterr cu-rs-,f the Oriental M. c.
 of Gul, h bears ; 5o degs lj mIns- " i-5 la.- 10 a post feet long, set m mound uf s-.-.- marked 'S. q. M. No. |, at the eastern ,-d l-5. ter of the claim.
 post feet long. set in a mound of stone. -..-.- ed ''5. c. M. No. 5"
 Thence < s5 dess., r. mins., W iz45 f. -rs post set in mound of stones, mari.I B. G M No. 6.' being also the aOrtaea--a.- corner of the Oriental NJ. C. Thence \ y2 degs.. 45 mins. F 300 feet -., -.. $. G. |. M. No. r. place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation F degs., % mias E., c-- l tAining l3.5t acres
 The location of this mine is recorded .- .-s | Recorder office of Pima County, Book !, .-. ords of Mines. page JbS. Any and all persons claiming sdv.r-a.g,-- portion of said silver Glance nm. . surface ground, are required Co IL .-- adverse claims with the RsgIste. 0. .-. | United States Land Office, at Iuc-or. .- -s- Territory of Arizona, dnri1g tl" len 9--ss | publication hereof. or they will be isrr.i Fg | virtue of the provisions jf the s,a,u;e-. B. M. THOMAS. He-.s.--. It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing rs,.es l of application for patent be IUh.sLe-. t.--.s period of ten consecutive weeks .u raa C,IyrN. | a Neekly newspaper published n Iuc-ou. Fus | County, Arizona. B. M. THOMAS. Le-lster. ! l. -.-......... Eah l- L----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

The chances for fine grain crops in thlF valley were never better than they are to-day and the crop this season will be fully as large as last season. though there has not been so much old land pu; Tn thls season there has been a large scope O. new land broken up which will bring n fine crop. The acreage will be about the Fgins this season Rs last seR- sun.-Pheriz Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

MT. J. W. Hassius, superintendent of the Caledonia copper group, was in town thIs week. lie was enthusiastic over the results of development work and ayers tnH; the Caledonia IS the finest copper property n Arizona. Work Is progressing on the mIne steadily and he has large amount of ore ou the dunn. Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

l. lie hereby ordered tbat the f1-a-,sr- c,- tice of application for Ta-art a- puHl.-h-I for the T-rlut uf tsl cuI-a-uf4-. week ir rhe CITIZES, a weekly ues paper pgb..-l.d at Inc csou. ma cuu-ty. tf ssr7. heinz tLs news u1pcr Pub shed nearest saii rlatrr-
 g M IHONAS. Register, FIrst FUhlicltioa February -7. I--i.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

The Mammoth mill hss been shut down ilil the company's new hoisting works, now on the road. can grrivo and be placed m position. The horse power hoIs.Ing machinery now m use at the mine cannot hoist sufficient ore to keep the mill running. The mlll has turned ont S40,OOO in gold bullion since 1t start ed.-Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
Application for a Patent.
Application No. 443 for Patent to the
 California Minc.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrIrr. ,

Tucson, ArlzOra, Feb. 2, l--.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT \ < ~ Arnold, Wee President of the Gro s.4-r. Silver Mining Company whose pu-Juics as dress IS Tucson. Pima County. Arizgl.. cars W. Uuthauk. has this day fled hIs al i.Ica.- for patent for l42j linear feet of the ta.l.o-. mine Oryein bearing silver, with surface --u--i 6OU feet in width. situated m the bru t.s-.J mining district. County of Pima. and l--Il-y of Arizona, and deslgnated by thr re.l gros and official plat on file Iu thIs Otfoe s- ..- Nn 46 in said Orc EalcD dlstrICt, sad lut Na. e being as fOllOW- Co wit:
 Beginning at the southern end center Hf-.. claim at d post feet long, set n a lu--- t stoues, marked -C. l. M. No. l."
 Thence -9 deys-, is mIns-, F. SlJ Feet tu c,c- ter of SOnOma Gulch, bears S 2 Gss... + a..-., k, al a post feet long. set Iu uuaL- .. stones marked 'C. II. No. ?.
 Willow tree it inches m diameter uussi "C. M. No. 2. B. T." bears \ 1s degs. 3I u..--, lg7 feet. Oak trge inches m dam fer u--.-l "C. M. No. 2, B I- bears - degs., 5+ ml-. jO feet.
 Thence ' deg, F mius., E iI5 feet Co csz.s- of SOnOma Gulch bears al degs-. -l mn, W 1425 feet to a post { feet iong. set ll a mound of stones. marked e. VI. No H-
 Thence \ sg dcgs.. i- mIns., W su feet 'o northern end center of clam, at a post t-st long. set n mound of stones. marked "C. Fl. U. s. M.M.No.5 5 bears g dess., % mins, V Thence \ sg deg-.. is mius.. W 2lJ feet to & post feet long. set m mound of stouss marked " C. N. No. D.
 Thence o deg, F mIns., W li-5 Co a pos, ( feet long. set m s mound CI stOle-, marked .t. M. No. e.
 Thence < sq degs.. 4s mins, F & feet c. i,; "C. |. NJ No. l. place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation l2 deg, 2l mln-- l. g.-- taining 1908 acres.
 Inc location of this mine IS recorded iu ls Recorders office of Pima County. Booz u E.'- Ords of Mines. pages IF and i73
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any I'- ton Of said California mlne, or surface ground are required to flle their adverse claims W1-a tls Re,i,ter of the United States Land Oih.- l: Tucson. iu the Territory of Arizona. durIr- tl5 len week. period of publication hereof % ey will be barred by virtue of the p-oCs- t1rs of the statutes.
 B. M. THOMsS. Keeis.e-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

The Star places no creience in the re- port that General Crook and Geronimo have held conference, because Gov. Zulick has not been so informed. No amount of argument can surmount such tsgic-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

While Dr. Harvey, James Elder, Thos. Mcclellan and several others were going down to MT. Aaron Mason's residence Monday evening, to attend the dance, inc wheels of the wagon dropped into a
 ut and threw the occupants out. Sev- eral or the party were severely bruised but Dr. Harvey was the only one pain f1lly injured. His right thigh was sprained and the wheel of the wagon ran over the lnstep f his left foot, bruising lt s1 severely that he has not been able 10 walk since.-Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

It was Joaquin Moreno who was acci- dentally shot by Dave Hughes a week ago. Twenty-Five shot were extracted from his right foot and six from his left leg. The boy is getting along nicely.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
Application for Patent. No. 44I for Patent C. the
 SOnOma Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. IaCSOn, Arizona. Feb. 2. l~-i

 NOIItE E IS HFREBY GIVEN THAT S 3 Arnold. Trustee. whose pOstO-hce address l- IucsoD. Pima County. Arizona. care A. W. Uuthauk. has thIs day tiled his apphCatIDu flra patent Tor l1Jj jlluear leet 0t the Son"Ta 'l-r or yelu bearing mineral. with surface ground tt feet m width, situated m the Gro BlauCu rlII.-s district. County of Pima and Territory ut Ar.- zons, and designated by the field notes and oe- ciat plA, tile m this office lot No q ia -al Orc Blanco district, sad lot No. q being de- scrlbed as follows. tO-wIt:
 Beginning at the southern end center of clam. marked ''S. l. M No l."
 275f feet.
 Thence s 7s degs.. mirs, 300 set Co % ,.-. ! Feet long sst m mound of stones, mgrk.d "S. M. No. 2"
 Thence \ 10 degs.. B mins Q. F Ss3 feet O, r.-- ter of Gulch bears x 2g degs., iu .nins V s' feet to center of Gulch bears N si re,,- I --.r-- laup feet tO poet feet long, set in a mound stones. marked S M. No. g..
 Thence N 70 deg=. 0j mins.. W 800 feet Co uor..- cru ehu center Ot claim at n post feet long. -e, m mound of stones, markt ''S. M No. lhence \ ly degs.. uj mius.. W SO feet Co cop Ter Ot SOnOma Gulch bears i2 degs.. 3i mlg-.. l2J feet Co center of Gulch bears S i7 de. s q. mins., Stu feet to post feot long sct a. {. mound oi stones. naked ''S. M. No. 3.
 Thence 10 degs.. 5 miHs. W be0 feot t1 cen ter of SOnoma uulch bears 6 degs.. 4D mn. W l2tD feet tO center Of Gulch bears \ 6J ,la,s. iOmIns-, W l50J feet to a post feet long. -ef Il a mound of stones, marked "S. M. No. G." Thence 70 degs., O. min-, F. 3JO feet Co lu-. S. ]. M. No. 1" pace of beginning
 Magnetic variation F degs., 2i miEs.. r co-- taInlng 3DG6 acres
 The location of this mine is recorded iu -.r Recorders office of Pima County, Book D, l Co ofds of Mines, pages 4a4 and 475.
 Aby and all persons claiming adversely arg portion Of sand SonOmH mine, or surface rrHU-t. are required t9 hle their adverse claims NIt -.a Register of the United States Land Uf ., tucson, m the Territory of ArIznna 1urrt the ten weeks period of publication i.r.. or they wIll be barred by virtue of the Ira'-s- Ions Of the stiatute.
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Eag.stsr lt is hereby ordered that tho foregoing r,-.'" of application for patent be publishp.i f.- ..r perIOd 0f ton c0nsecutIve Neeks in thn .---.s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
B. M. THOMAS. kesls-.-.

It j= hereby ordered that the foregoing ro.I05 of ai pLcgtiOn for patent be published for tts pe-iud uf ton consecutive weeks m the CITIZEN. (. weekly newspaper. published in Tucson lIms County. Arizona. B. NJ. THOMAS. Ke-.-.er.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

-~r.sl k mission. ATerciol 70 S.SA'As' Dit lf V ion Ho.s in the Eeaa; eNce7Sts ii Irinxin- intoxicating liquors tho wal @ nulu 5s rsius unobsarTad in the urine, anu many l.her diseases that iosd to insanity snd ceath-
 iIr. i1intie, who is A Regular T. hSsi Graduate of The University or t"hhsSl. vtuIa Eil agree to forfeit Five Hundred DoiIf.s. for a case Cf tn-s Etnd tha 'ltAl Restorative tnudsT his sSs2ia! acNlSe ehC -rsa-cueut) rlil r0t care or for anyttsnS impure Ir injurious found il iE. Jh. MIN iE treats iu Prizsto Di-essss saccesafuily Nt'Aot.t msr- ,ury. Consolidation free. IhOrough e:snaina- tion and advice. including snalJsls of urine E5. PFl0s of ths Vital kestof fatlTe, - .oO pol .e, or four times the CLH1tity, SS5 sent '" sug address upon receipt O. price or C. O' b' -gCure fsUrn observation. S-d n pEiVsto nI1i@ issirsi, by DB. IIrTlE II Eea-Ey rtress, ha1- Fr4uel8o', Cat. Send Tor Inst or questions ana pamphlet
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

Iss usver-fsiling cure fp- NsryOus Debility, E.xhArstod Vita lity, Seminal " e a k D es 3, 5permatOr-hRi LOST MANHOOD, lmpOten- cy. Paralysis. Frostator rnoea and all the terri bls effects Of : elf Abuss. yCUthfni fOlles, sni sxoesso5 ID nature yesrs-such as iOss of s,s- OrY, ,LEssit1cs. Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
BEN. NI. THOMAS Eag.-.-L

IL is hereby ordered that tho fo-goi-., ...-.. of application for patent be publishe.' f.- -.f period 0t ten consecutive weeks in the g-.rS, a weekly newspaper published in T 1csOu tg.a County, Arizona.
 B.M. THOMAS, Regi-t.-. First nrhIicatin-, Enh IA 1gEf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

It is hereby ordered that the forpc1lrr rs,ics of application for patent be Iuh..-Le,i t.--t- ueriOd of ten consecutive weeks .u raa C.r.lrN a Neekly newspaper published n Iuc-or. Pllrs County Arizona. B. M. THOMAS. L--lstpr.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
LIEHIG DIsPESsARY

4oO Gear streat, San Francisco, Cal; Private entrance. +G5 Mason street. foor hlockt 1u l;ea-y street from kearuy. Main entrance through Disueu-ary Drug Store. OclouS"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06


 The Chairman delivered to the Board the receipts of the County Treasurer as proceeds of said sale the sum of SItSi7; Fees for deeds turned into the County Treasury, account General Salary Fnud, S7j, total SJii47 On motion the Board udiourned.
 J. ;. MANSFIELD. Chairman. Attest: W. E. BoRToN,
 Ex-Oilicio Clerk By FRANK II. HEREFORD, Deputy Ex- Oflicio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
Notice of Forfeiture.

First publication Feb. 1s. 1886.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-16
MUSIC.
The second Recital OF the Yaukt0n
Phiyharmonics a success,

The second Recital of the Yaukton
Philharmonics a success.
Prof. e. NJ. Young, instructor in
music at Yankton college. conducted
the second home talent musical of the
winter at the Congregational church
last evening, and it is due to his interest
In his chorus art, that last nights per-
Torrance was successfully begun and
terminated. The Phllharmonlcs is o
musical organization consisting at pres
ent of some sixty voices, the owners Of
which take deep interest in the musical
work and are duly appreciatiye OF the
efforts and teachings OF Prof. Young.
The chorus numbers on the programme
rendered last evening are with one ex-
ception OF a class of music which older
and more competent musical societies
practice upon for considerable time, and
the good work done by the Ysnkton
Philharmonic is entirely credited to
the Il efficiency of the instructor. The
assistance of several of the members Of
the musical department OF Yankton
college was given in vocal aud
instrumental selections and Mrs. E. Nj.
Young d Fran KIotz also have
earned the gratitude OF the Philharmo-
MOS. Of the vocal s~oloists Mr.. Young,
Messrs. Fred Carney and Frank Smith
deserve special mention while the per-
formers upon the piano forte can only
be appreciated by those who heard them.
1t is regretted that Prof. Young has
even a thought of giving up the concert
series and many Yspkton people wilt
seriously objeo. to such a step.