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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Application for a Patent.
No. 4f3 for Patent to the
 California Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND OTFICF.
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4uc-el.s AIlAn.ias yen. " A--N. ! NOTICE h HEREBY GIVFN THAT S B. | ~ A-ao'd. Vice rrr'Iie of The Gro lane, iver Mining umu1uy vEa-e r"sto.rce ai dre-. l- Tucson HI--a 'UCufy. rIErul care \ w. uihs' las is c1y .Hi .i- ayp.i'-Ati st
 for p1tent for i4-a itrear feet z th aiifuTnla saiue or vc-u bslring silver vsth suFfaee c-ornd | bsf feet on vidfh. -Ifuht G Ir the tru Flauru mining distric'. County of Hlms. and Territory Of Arl11rl, and t--'r-rl--r' by the held notrs snd otlcisl ri1t nn filn iu thrs office as lot No | tf iu sad Tn" Bia7co dI-trict, said lot No q. | b,ire as follow. Co wit; BesruuInE at tha ~uu.tarr end center of the | clli n at a po~- feet iou-. s.f ig e mo1nd O, ! stones marked 'C. !. i. Ns. I" | Thence ' -9 c-gE., a uIl1z. r 31I feet To con. fer uf Sonoma Guict. h-s-- x 3i daz.-.. CT uils- ! l., s' poet ie-i long, s-- in a mound ci stones marked 't. ". N1. e. Willow ;r-' 70 ivctr- on diameter marked ! "'. VI. No . B Y ' h.ir- s- e,gs. 20 ulIus ! .'. N- No . 8 r. be.l- x -- der-, 70 mIus. " l -0 feet.
 Th-nce N O dog. Ie -.i-s.. P i35 feet to ~sr-ar Of SJEu--I Gu. tel- B, ssr- Z0 min VI mound of -'or-- marked '. B. No 1." ihancr >s cc-s-. t- -1au~., V 2u feet ra long. -at ll a mound cf stones. marked 'C'. M No.f.H
 U. s. N.N.No. 3 tsars g dev-.. @ ulirs.. V i5s fa--
 Thence N rg deg t- rniuz " sro fest |, a oosr fer .gus. sg iu rouud Df stones.
 Thence udrr.. 1- mi1s.. " Ila5 Co a poe, Zee, long -e' on g mound of -tou--, marked ''C. VI. No. f.
 Thence : -9@ers f- uius.. F. s1C fec. Co rosf "C. ] N Nu- q. place uf r-. lu-Il-.
 Magnetic Variation i2 deg.. 2I mins. l. con tai- ing i' 1 aCrfS. he .l,-E.fi.u ot flis mine is recorded ia the Recorder rf.ce Dt iimg tguuty Book D Rec Hr1 tf NI-t-. page i-L a-t! e.
 ArI and rI. T'r-urs claiming st rsrsely any Dor tion uf said Cal forris nine or -rrfara ground are required ts tlg tl-ir acvsf claims VIrh fhe Register of the Clifei x afs- Land Office sf Trcsor. iu tre I-rritory of ArIzaTa duriur he Ten week pa-lud uf publication heres.f or they will he barred by virtue If the provis- Ioas Of the statutes.
 B.. T. THOMAS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Assessmen; Notice.

DEERLEss MINING CONPANV-Loc7tiou ' Uf principal p.l-e uf bu-.ga--, san Fran cisco falifufuIa- Ll-atluH or works, Iul- ju:ua Mining Dl-tu~-, Pima County. Arlr0u..
 Naslc- l- lere5g gwen ttat at a meeting oi Inc HsarI uf Directors. Ls.d sn t.s lnirt dag of March. I--5 al sssfs-IEeUt NH q o: -1 cents Der share uu- levied upon tt~ capital stock of the curporAtIur. payublr IuuatI-r-ly I1 United ~tafe- gold corr. Co the S--rrtlry. at the Othce of th- Company. Room -p. Nevada Block San Francisco. HlitaruIa.
 Any stock uton which thi- ass-s--nent shan re-nsln uuvaid ou the tIFIH DAY or AFisti.. ls d. all be d -hnquent and adVertised for -ais at pdbllc auction and. u1ie-- payment iS made before. wilI ha sol on Ti ESDAN, The TWENTA DAY OF APEIL. l--i. to pay the delinquent a~-a-sment, together with costs of advsrt str and expeT ses of sale,
 By order of the BlArt of Directors
 AUG WATERMAN. Secretary. OHce-R0Om 3i. NevadA Block, San Francisco, CsIrfsrura
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Lieui. Mau> abandon- the Pursuit of Ger.
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FoRT BOWIE. A. T.. April 4-Lieut MaGs a8d scouts arrived thls afternoon bringing m two more bucks of GerOn. mos bsBd, one a brother Of ChIpusa and the other brother of Kowtenay. They had followed Maus sud surren. dered voluntarily. He thinks that more hostiles are likely to do the same. He had to abandon the trail of Geronimo, after following 1t sixty miles, to near Fronteras, Sonora.
 After leaving his camp on the night of the 29th, the hostiles hurried through the most impossible mountains, stab bing their only horse after short dis tapce and breaking their trsil on rocks In all the sixty miles they dId not once camp Near Fronteras they scattered in every direction, making for their old strongholds in the Sierra Madre. Msus had but four days ratious. His men and stock were worn out, and be had to drop be trail.
 Probably there will be DO more oper. atlous till Gen. Miles arrives.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Application for 2 Patent.
Application No. sI5 for Patent to inc
 Silver Gl-nC- Mine.
UNITED STATES LtSD OTucT.

q N-n1s tf .Auiis Actts 70 Ao-N. NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVE IHAT \. 8 V Arnold. Trustee. whuss pu-foIlre sddres. i- Tcc-uu. Pir-A County. An roua. care \. tg Jutnsuk. has this day fled tI- spr.lcatI ln for ps -ur Tor i--a linear feet ut th- Silver dianC, mine OF NrIu brauu- U ueTia'. wIfr a ruriart ground f---a fcv, u WIntr si,uEfsd iu the Ari- ya.a inning ul-tricf. ouuty o. FIma r- d Ter. rlrsry of rIZuUs. and da- -Iguatsd by tlc held ru,s- and official Y.af ou e on he uihcc a- lo' No. go iu sa11 ATIsHca .-tslct. cad lot Ao. q. n.Ire a- fulltv-. to ~It:
 Bsriruine at the western end center of claim ben. ai-o The eastern end center of the OrIeuta. %s9ins 3a, n.rsad S.r..d s s I W SS 70 i4 ''-ha 'i Us. N. q. No. |. B. D. 0u Oro FinO Kill bear S s- der,--. Ss mir-., W iNr feet.
 Thence < 1- des,--, l5 nina. Slu feet to Q poet. set in @ mound Of s'oues. marked ''> 6 d No. = being ai-o the -OutA-ezst-ru corner oi tha tr.eufal n. C..
 Ihance N -si d---. 6 mins., sl feet Co center of trulrh hsars a- d-gs l5 uIrs W le-5 feet 70 a T,o-t ( feet long, set Iu a mound of stones. marked -S. '. M. No. .. at the eastern end eer- ter u. The claim.
 Thence \ S- dsrs-. e mins-, F 2oO Feet to s pu-t f@at louC. sat m a mound Of stones. mark ed -. G. M No. .s"
 Thence g s5 dees.. F uius.. W l2-J feet Co a poet let m a mound of -lou-s. uarzssl s. c. A. No 6. being slsg the nOrthea-tesn corner of the Oriental VI. C.
 Thence z3 degs.. f3 Elius.. r aol Ice: Co post -. G. |. VI. No. |, place of beginning.
 MsRnetle variation I2 dess-, co mins. E., con The location os this mine is recorded in the Recorder office of Pima County. Book |, Rec ords of Nine, page 5e.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad silver Glance mius or surface ground, are required to hle their adver-e claims with the Register of the United States Land Ofhl-. at Iuc-on. ID the Territory Of Arizoua. during the ten weeks publication hereof. or they wlll be barred by virtue of the provisions f the siafutes.
 B. M. THOMAS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Fort Bowie Items.

FoRT BOWIE. \. T. z
 April 4th, lSS6. Lieut.. Mans is at Tue Post, also Lieuts. ShIpp and EaISon.
 Gen. Crook has been assigned to the department uf the Platte and Gen. Miles sill take his place.
 The ApNches tonight are enjoying a dance which they p''rose to keep up for the next three or four nights. Yesterday a couple of hcStiles from GeronimO's party came m. The former prisoners and the recent ones ere all camped tcgethcr with the scouts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

Pillar. who murdered Deputy Sheriff Tlos. H. Hall, near Silver City, \. M. re- gently, was seen here last Monday. He rode R mule, which he hitched in front of O'Bannon's saloon, on Msin street. He did not tarry long. as he was evil dently In fear of being recognized by some one familiar with his recent ex- ploits. He visited an acquaintance here, but reInaIn ed only a few moments. He was uneasy, as he cane out oftbe saloon shortly after entering 1t, and bUckled on bis SIX shooter, which he had left hang ing on his saddle His whereabouts are not definitely known. 4 posse from Grant county, \. M. ls on his trEIi, hay ing left here yesterday morning. We trust he may be overtaken and handed over to the authorities. The thirteen year old girl whom this brute and his companions rsvished repeatedly, and held a prisoner for a week or more, has since died.-ClIftOn Clarion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

no claimant has q righ. to a Gqusre yard
 more than was actually sold by the state
 of Sonora, and to give him any more
 would be base public fraud, which Il IS no. believed any tribunal O: the United States will ever commit
 JoHN WAssoN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

 Articles of incorporation have been ! filed wi'h the county recorder by c. P ! Skyes. Eng. Benedict and Eng. M. Cole. 1 of "Ihe Arizons PnbIc Works Com | pauy.' for the purpose Of constructing ' and building railways. tramways, canals ! and other means of transportation for | guod=, merchandise and passengers; to
 confruct works for upplyin, gas. VHter, | sew rage, drainage. cll, electricity, sie am | and hnt water for mining. domestic, mauufaciurins, municipal, agricultural and railway purpo-es, and msInt,iniDg ! the same; construction works for mining, smelling and irrigation; buying. selling. etc, existipg works, ores, ore products; holding real estate. stocks. bonds, etc. Capital stock, Sl,5J0.001, Tn shares of S2j each.
 Tn a recent sermon on ibe labor troub- les, Rev. Henry Ward B .e,her said. The county IS safe and be thanked God for it. Col. Durr several years ago said "The county is safe. and he shouid have been thanked for it, Warum: Dsrum. He says Mr. Beecher has been e long time finding out what he knew years ago. and 1t is RIles wurst if he cannot give Henry Warl some points oa the ham market and California vInes end liquors, with his lichtputzscherr.
 Deputy Assessor W. J. Osborn started out this morning encased in buliet-proof suit of brown canvas and a sumbrero that would delight even GeronImo's brsvest chieftain. He has several pockets loaded with books, pen cils, guns, etc, and two or three huge tones under his arm. It is intimsted that as he has the bulge on the people just now, it Is wise 10 be very civil to him.
 Mir. ". O. Sullivan is putting a huge awning in front of the Shade saloon and Simpson's meat market, south of the Palace hotel.
 New potatoes, ID plentiful quantities are offered for sale now, by all the pro- duce merchants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Notice for Publication.
LAND oyTIczAT TrcsoS. ARIZONA,
Homestead No. 20s-

February l5, l.S5 Notice is hereby given that the folIOwing named settler has tled notice of his intention to make nnAl proof m support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver st Tucson, Arizona, on March 3O. ls-t, ylL: Miguel CarrilIO. of Tucson, AriI for the NkAi Sec ls. 1p. l5 \. RISE.
 He names the following witnesses to proye his cont nuOus residente upon and cultivation of sald land yiz; Jose Nara Vasquez, Lepold Carrillo, k. fssluez and J. M. Martinez, all of IDcsOn, Pima county, Ariz.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. Eirst publication Feb. I5. lSs5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Sheriff $ Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the District COur, of the tirst Judi- ctAl District Of Chs territory of Arizona ID and for the County Of Pima. on a judgment rendered. Iu sad Court on the 5J h day oi JHnuafy, iseb. m favor of L. MIttie'- -huefer aud sa.aInsr tho Cartha-. Mining Cornpauy. for Inc fum 0f nins thousand. fonr hundred and seven and 1S-lu lS9.fJl 53l dollars with interest thereon At the rate of teu per cont. Der CrnGn tlll paid, togeth CT with plalrtits costs and cishufrrnienis st the date Of saii ird .ment. fhxei at sixteen hun dfe,i and thirty and A-iuu tSll5o.uJ dollars, and accruiag custs, have ievled upon all the following Oescflbed property. -itusted. iying and bsIng in Me. CTS Mining Ulstrlct, Count, of Pima, Territory sf Arizona. tU-wit; he Gun eight mining claim. designated by The Surveyor General Gs iOt No. Ss A ,.er ietter~ patent bear ing date Nov. .y. io.t and recorded m Vol. e5, pages --I t0 G2 Inclus4Vel; lsu the Easfers Lode mIulng claim. desi g,nated by the Survey or General G- lot No. q tSe- letters patent bearing date Nov. -H, l-,Z -nd u.cor,l-d m Vol SS. pages ssj To 2,s iuclGsivei; also the sIlver GIrt Lode, designafed by the Surveyor General as lot N1. a. t>e- letters patent hearing date Nov. l9 l5-2 and recorded m Vol si. pages 2-l to 2st .nciu- slVel; All of sand mlaius claims being more particul ,rly described l two deeds dated Feb. Tuary i5sh, is-3 from the 6unsight Consolidated Mining JOmpEny of AIizona To the Gunslghi Mining Company. end recorded in Book l5 Oi Deesls of Nine oi said Pima County, pages Syl Co ,s5 inclusive. and pages 5s6 e so inclusive, tO winch records reference Is hereby made Tor a more particular description.
 Also the Gur sight Mill cItN claim designated by the Surveyor GenerE! Gs lot No. Si B. tSee letter. patent bearing Nov -sth, l-s2, and re- corded in Vol. -j, pages 2ss tO .t2 nc,uEiVel Ai-o a tract Of land of one hundred and -ixty acre- Vh reJn i- a well about two miles West- wardly from the GuusIgnt Mine and Mil, and con tho wagon road i-aiIng from the GunsIghi Mine Co the Ajo Copper Mines and being the same premises which E. r. BiF-u- conveyed Co the sad Guussghf Mining Company by d-e1 recorled ir The office of the ke order oi sad Pima tou1ty. in Book S, Records ot Deeds Ot Real E-tsfe pages .~l tu .si. lus tler with all and singular the teuem-nts. heretiJ-meEt= and appur -onaaced thereto hel1n-Irg or In any1ihe Rgp-rtaIaiuc.
 and uut'cs i- hereby gwen thst oa Tuesday, the 1i day of March, l--i. between th- hSu-z Of iI o'clock a. n. and O clock D. m. ln front Of tho Court House door Q me city o5 IucS11, said County of Pima, wiil -c.i ai the above d -- ser bed pruregty 70 fai..r- .r '. to the highest aat bet 1id+r- fO- cash ir is4ful currency, oI sO much thereof as gII satssiy sait Execution and all cu-ts. E II PAUL
 sheriff Pima County.
 Dated Tuc5oa. March 9Th, is,i.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Enrf RnMic liens

FORT BOWIE, A. T., April ?. lSSG.
 Capt Crswford's remains were remov- ed today to the depot to be taken in I charge of by Capt. Bourke to Omahs.
 The hcstiles came in this noon. There are, all told, about forty.
 Col. ShCiter from For; Grant has been at the prst to day N.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
\ RaiIroad Confrrence.

NEW YORK, April 6-The agents of the Atchison and Sunset hnes held a conference this morning and decided to extend the rates until Thursday next. Wise men on the street claim that this Is done because the next Pacific mail steamer sails on Thursday and that the new combination, which i- said to have gained control of the steamship line, will not take its management until the following steamer
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
M NrM.nnnrr Ihnn-r.

Los ANGELES. April 6.-The Times announce change of proprietorship, II. II. BOyce retiring. Col. H. G. Otis remains m editorial charge and assumes the general management Cf the paper. The new members of the company are Albert Mcfarland snd Wm. A. SJslding. The amount paid for Boyce's hall inter es. yVas S1- l0D
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Work Cnmmenceh.

President W. H. Culver, of the Mar. TOW Gauge Railway company has re. ceived the money to push the work of construction on the road and today the the work commenced to be pushed for ward with sli possible dispatch to com pletion. This l. bot Co be n "paper rail. read any l"uger, tut, SO soon ss the rails and rolling stock can reach Tucson. the JracklsyipR wsll commence. and keeI pace with the graders. The construction of tine culveris Bnd bridges IS the frs, necessary work, ani t5at IS now going forward with all DO si5le dispatch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
AMra,r snnw storm.

CHICAGO, April GA heavy snow storm accompanied by high winds resulted ID practically cutting off all telegraphlc communication between the west and New York. The storm center IS aear Buffalo and extends north into Canada. and south covering Cleveland, Pitts burg. Detroit and Cincinnati, and even south of the Ohio river.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
TheTnited state. .oT Africa.

WAsHINGToN, April G SENATE Plumb pr, sented petition of Bn associa- ton of colored citizens Of Kansas, pray ing for assistance to emigrate to Africa with the view of there building up an other United Staies repuhhc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ! existing between the unfcraisned made. t.. firm name of Nareos 6 Trusco-t, rn1dl .-.- the American Bakery. is thi- day GI-sg.'ei 2. mutual consent. Samuel T. uscOtt Tltttr.S-l f, The business will he continued hy Mai-.'-. Varcoe. who will collect ell bills and E'5 H-- debts of the late nrm.
 MARSHAL Nl-- E-
 SAMUEL CRU-CCI-- Tucson March [, 1ss6-
 Referring Co the above announcement. -aA- this occasion tO thank the many kInd ps-.. nf the American Bakery for their manifold ta.- ors and 70 ask a continuance with the Lev hrm.
 SAMUEL TKUscOII Tucson March L Isss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
The strikr Nnt ,rt Ended.

ST LOUIS. April 6.-Aiter the depar- ture last night of Secretary Turner of the General Executive Board for the principal strike centres on the Gould southwest system, the remaining mem- bers of the committee announced the unanimous determination of the board ,o continue the present strike until 6n arrangement can be entered iutO with HoAie restoring all strikers to their former positions with the exception only of those who participated In acts of viO- fence and destruction of pruperty since the strike began, and the railway oftic- ials claim that the continuance Of their regular business, which they say has now been fully restored. depends not in the least upon the actions Of any la bor organization and that the freight blockade has been permanently raised. They also clam that they have employed a suiIiclent numOer of new men to ren- der them entirely independent of the Knights and that the strike will come to nsught. A member of the General Executive Board, however, states that they gre confident of the success of the strike, "for "says Turner" the roads can pot be opened without the Knights. All the skilled and unskilled labor in the United States IS controlled Dy our organization"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

ltis hereby ordered that The foregoing notice of application for patent be published Tor th, r-riod 0f len cor-ccutIve wssks m th-. CITIZEN a -easly ueVspap-r puhiished ia Tucson. Pima County. Ariz0ua. B. M. T VAS. Recister.
 First publIcg.fiors Feb. l2. isssi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letter. remaining m Postofi 1e s Tucson Arizona. ePril g, ls5i: ACai,ar, Carmen A Martinez. Francisco AgneE. k E Marnava. GoncA Barr sl;au. Je.us Mctahe. Patrick Bal@u -uela. Juan MenoIves CarCepcion Barcios. Jesus Mongarrn. then Bztternan. Chris Musick. ! l. i2l Bailey. J C Muller II CobJruhia. Erasro G Netaras Partesa Castro. Bias Odlum. Bernard Clark. Jas Palmer. C W CoutrerE-. Airuel Cu roa, Hiunes.ndo Cozd0ba. EueefiB Ramirez fde Calp1sGnu. Grensensio Richmond. -aac Dunn. John Rice. Thomas Espiaua, Galome r hobhius. JIG H rteros. Francisco @ S-ntilianes. Genaro 4 Hyde. Jacob Slaney. Christ Hensley. v A SmIth. II W Jones, Molilc T. Smith Mrs Darcas Jo1ez. Mrs Jennie Smith Ih0rnas Jones. Ihumas b Ns-rhuru. \ klnsdon. J N VI Walker, T \ Laun, Fred Niukier. Ttsp L.peZ, CarEon Wright. Id l3) Lopez, e A Noiden. John
 N. r. FREEMAN. Postmaster.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
The 'GhigGsG al HtnG sEd khrlad, ,
 Ey W. n. FAREWELL.

The book of the hour. Slowing the peculiar characteustics of thIs r~p1lsiye people. It prOves the appalling danger of returning this hsathan race among us. Price of outfit q1 cents Agents wanted throughout the Paclhc Coast. Apply to A- |. BanerOft & O.. :sI Market st., san IranciscO Cal F-2l-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

Hy1TJ Send 10 cents postage. and we tl1 htit will mail you FsEE a royal H lTIT valEAnle. -ample box of goods n uu that will put you in the way of
 making more money at onc@, han anything else m Americs- Both sexes of e.. sc-- cgn live at home and WOrk in spare tune, or all the time. apItsl not required Wo VI -tart yuu- Immense pay sure for those wh start at once. bTISsOS d Cs Portland Maine
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Republican Victory In Cincinnati.

Republican Victory tn Cincinnati.
 CINCINNATI. April 6-With six pre- cincts of the city not heard from, the majority Of Eshelby, republican, for comptroller, over Schwab. democrat, IS 7.Og5; that of Hess. republican, for city infirmRry, over Armstrong, democrat, IS 3lO5. These represent the extremes of both branches. The common council and board of education have a republi- can majority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Legal Blanks ! {! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.

Legal BlankS !! |! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.
 DISTRICT COURT BLANKS: Atzdavit for Attachment, Undertaking on Attachment, sIerif's Certificates of Sale of Real Estate ou Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices to be given to creditors. Notice of time Rpp-inted for proving Wall. l Certificate of Will and facts found. Order directing posting Notices of Application
 for Letters of fAdrninistrstio1. | CltH iOna, as | Creditors Clam, Order appointing Administrator. | Bonds of AdmlnIstrator and ExecutOr. | Order appOintsng Appraisers, directing Subhcat'On of Notice of same. | Order appointing time and place for Hesrlne | Application tO sell Personal 'rOperty and directing Notice tO he given, Order to show cause why order of sale of Res Estate should not be made. l Order appointing sale of Per-Onal Property, | order of Sale of Personal Property, | Order GppoiE tiu- day for -ett-ens at of SccOun | and directina Notice tO be gwen. | Notice of time set for Settlement Of Account ! BLANKS USED IG OBTAINING U. S. PAT ENrS To MINING CLAIMS: | Affidavit of Citzeushlp. | AaiIAVit of nve hundred dollars Improvements | Agre -mrut with PubltSha-s- NOrics Cf application Tor .S. Patent. summons. Complaint Jn claim and delivery of Persona Ulder.ssiss oa clam and delivery of Persona Affidavit on eaim aud delivery Of Personal Aaidari Tor a .taehment against a Essldent. UrdertaStns on Attachment, Writ Of Attachmeut, Execution. Notice Of Appeal
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS Location Notices, Mining Deeds. Real Estate Dees1s, Real E-fate N0rtEages, Power Oi Attorney. Lenses Bond for Deed Co Mining Property. AckUOvle fgrE-uts. Ackuoz dl-msu-s for Man Gnd.Wife. Atidavits of Publ cation Notice of Mining Claim, Road Station Receipts.
 sS-AH oi these blanks are printed in con. mining laws ot the United States. Orders cent ouJ of Inc city c, O. ID.
 290 Justice Blanks for $500.
 A pacSaFe containing the following named blanks for Justices Courts. will be sent to sny address. postage paid for <5.OO:
 3l Criminal Complaints
 91 Warrants of Arrest
 a0 SubpCenas.
 % Commitments.
 9i Summons.
 29 Go@p.sIPts on CT. & Di. of Pers- Prop.
 3l Athdavirs for Attachment.
 3l Undertakings on Attachment.
 Sl WrIts of Attachment
 a) Executions. 3l Acknowledgements fsingle). 70 Acknowledgements (nAn and wifsl.
 Ia liaii Bonds.
 n Stipu .gfiOns on Appeal.
 9l Mining Locations. Address all Letters Orders Citizen Printing&Pub, Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
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 Ls Eichau's Golden Ointment for tae tH rt.yc hfa.iu.-of SyrlfIitic S1rrs. and e-In'i1-s. Price SI CO per Box. lr ! iCaau's Golden Pil s-Nrry. .1d is1- treatment; it,ss Of n'ly-i al pow .r. cN-te- or Ovcr-wors. PrusJra,ion, etc. Price S5 % per Box.
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