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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Make Haste to Defend Yourself

If yol live in locality where malaria is
 prevalent, with n preventive that ex
 perience indicates Rs the mos reliable oi medical sGteguar5s-Hostet,er's stO- mach Bitters. Entirely free from the objec'ions-Rnd they are valid ones winch attach to the mineral alkaloid euinine. 1t IS far more effective, and Iis effects are not evanescsnt, but lasting unlike those Of the drug. There are portions of our lRnd-Gnd none more
 ertile-Ehich Rt DO se son of the year are entirely exempt from the malsrial scourge. In such regions Hostel ter's Stomach BItters has under gone a continuous test for tue past iliir- ty years. with results which have estab- lished its reputation beyond all csvil as s specIsl defense Rgsins: every form of mslarial disease. For biliousUess, als", it is an acknovledged specific, and a; IS 6 potent remedy for constipation. dys- pabsia, rheumatism aud an .impOyer- ished condition Of the blood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
PEOPLEA AND EVENTS.

Sam Brown has joined the revival combination Of JCnes and Small.
 Ex-Secretary Windom is in Mexico on combined business and pleasure trip.
 Baron Nordeuskjold is msk ny visit al Berlin, where he Is something of a hon.
 Mme. Patti has reactei Craig-y-Nos. with NicOlini, and IS about 10 settle down for the summer.
 It is said that the membership Of ihe United States Senate represents Sl62.- 0O0,000 of wealth.
 Ex-Governor Long, of Massachusetts, went home on Thursday. He IS expect ed 10 retrrn about May 25ih with his bride.
 Mrs. J. D. Merest. famous as Maria Hayes, ccntralto singer and composer of ballads, IS dead at Ryde, ID tke Isle of Wright.
 NIT. Powderly. tLe labor leader, actu- ally has been copied ID WAX for New York show. Fame IS fame, and by his side stand Jay Gould.
 Mr. Whistler, the artist. as it is inter- estIng to learn, was once West Point IdAcN huAA HttDl -fo. Il AA DIAN4lG 4u q class of iorty-two. Add ten to forty-two and you get Rt Whistler's age.
 "Dr. James Green" says 6 nay York gossip of the man whom one of Abram Hewitt's daughters Is to marry, "is tall, dark ken;uckian, who has lived ID New York for number of years. He has d. ways been interested in turf matters, and believe MT. Loullard presented Parole to him at the close Of the last running season.
 General Sbermsn's middle name, "Te- 1 cumseh." he owes to his father, Who had ! removed to Ohio just before the war of | 1872 with ihe British Indians, and, 10 | spite of Indian ie2redations. "seeIns to | have caught fancy for the great chief | of the Shswnees." h the new edition | of his life, General Sherman says that his father had tried for years to get one of his sons named "Tecumseh," but that he did not succeed until bis mother had named son for each of her brothers. Then she ran out of names. and Judge Sherman had his way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Personal and Social.

Jefferson Davis is aged 7S and ! in eble health.
 Bernhardt IS industriously studying the English language.
 Moody, the revivalisi has returned to hIm at Northampton. Mass.
 Mrs. Hendricks has returned 10 In dIRnapolis from the Pacific coast.
 The Duke of Newcastle IS coming to thls country Tor nine months visit.
 Finally Bernhsrdt's dearest wishes are being realized. l; Is sad she is grow ing stout.
 Miss Georgie Ives of Hartford, Conn, is 10 be married in June to the wealthy Baron Myer of Dresden.
 Agnes Carroll, step-daughter of Gen. Lee, has been betrothed to Count An tony Haussentamm Of Vienna. Miss Maud Banks. of Boston, the daughter of Gen. \. P. Banks. has writ ten a play thhat she intends to star in.
 Ex-Gov. Ell II. Murray, of Utah, is well enough sstIsfied with that Terri tory to make 1t his permanent home.
 Sam Jones liniends to hold series of revival meetings in Washington. hop ing to convert the American congress.
 Mme. JudIc, It appears. is to be mar ried after all to Millaud, of tbe Paris Figaro. He prODOres to write a new play for her as wedding gift.
 Miss Frances Folsom has gone from Paris to London, where she will be pre- sented to the Queen. Her engagement tJ Mir. Cleveland has not yet been off cially announced.
 Jefferson Davis daughter. Minu,e Davis, IS coming north on May visit aDd DO one wIll so much as mention sour apple trees. She is spoken Of as a youug woman of fine qualities.
 Maurice ilancke, the brother of the mo her Of the Princes of Batenherg. was one of the most inveterate revolutionary coBspIra'oIs m Europe. H. was killed vhile fighting under Gar baldi.
 The late Wm. H. Vanderbilt is re. ported to have sad mt long before B. died that "wh-n R man makes SJ0OOOO he ough, to settle down Co enjoy him- sslf. To own more than $jOJO00 w.l make any man slave"
 The engagement of Miss JeunIe Pen utct-'us ufhEutcI bi tA otuhlor GeurEe II. Pendi, ton. of OhIo, now UuIiei States Minister to Berlin, and Arthur r. ! Bryce, great grandson Of tLe late Jokn l Forsyth, of Georgia, IS reported,
 The four babes born to Mrs. Lars Griudahl, of Chrtek, Eau Clare county, l are in good health and growing rapiilJ. l They have been given the distinguished | names of IIrcOlD, Grant. Garfield and | H HsGcock.-Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

IN HE JUsIl,ES CUUh., IErEI TOLY | O Arizona Cuuuty of Puma. before Charles II Meyer, J. F., Prscisc. No. O e.
 A. Cabollero. Plaintiff. aEarnft H W. Fi=ke my Otrce.
 Cte Territory of Ariznua sends greeting Co Mr H W. fiss @, dsterdsE
 iuu sra h-reby sImuo ci and required to appear he ore mo. at m otirc. the .uNu ,f Tue SOD md G0un y of Pun .Og the th day Of May. A. D. is-6. e co o'clock, A. N.. ." -n-wer the cu pfaIrt ot fh-Ihoys named lsInt q. VI ho dc mands Of you that you are In Chfed 70 hIm ir The u % of Bue Hur r+i suf live Doll rs for boar af ludsiu., had and gwen co d-feudanf at hIS OSu que~t and unus'd 1r af tEIs date.
 And f y'u ia Co appear and an wer sgl z comuisr1f a= h-seiu reg ired t1s plaintiff sill take fi-fneuf aLa Lains- you as de1Gndsd and for % c,i-fs of hi- -uIt
 ~, GIv-n under ny hand this Twer 'y- SEAL S-g .nd Cay 0i Narca. A. D.. 1Ssi. '-~.--' CHA E. IT, Nry E. W-tr Justice [ co Peace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
IN rHE COuNTI CorRr- corN1Y nE pI

IN THE COUNTY COURT. COUNTY OF PI- ma. Territory of izoua EmelIg AmadO de Lopez. plaintiff a-ainst Juan Lopnz. defendant SunmCns. Action truustt m the County Court in and the C uuiy of Pima, Territory of ArizOra
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tC Juv1 Lopez.
 You ara hereby summoned and requirei to ap- par iu an action br ught against you by the above named pa ntIit. m the County COu -t m and fo Inc County If Pima. m the Territ " Of Ari- z,ua, and answer the cOmplaint nled ~ith the t'i-r k Cf this Court. af Tucson. in said county (s copy "f Uhirh com plaint accOmpsnie. this I1mm0nsl within twent. days (exclusiye uf thc day of ssrVicel after the ser Tice upon you of this summOns, if '.rvcd m this county; but if served ont or the county and within this district, then = thin thirty days; m all other cases forty lay.
 And yol ara hereby notified that if you fail to Pp1esr an | answer the complaint as above re- lulred. th- plaiut'h glli apply tO the Court for tbe reiief dem nded therein. and costs and d. bur-emeut- in fhis berRf expended
 Given und q mv hand and the seal of the said County ourt, at Tucson, this 18th day of April A. p. $ 6.
 SEtr- ". B HORrOy. Clerk.
 As's1td. By FRtNzH. HEaEgoRD' Deputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Application for a Pa,en.
To lhe Irc.rsn snt Mn. =.

To ihe irceFen cut MIu. a.r -.
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 tioned in the loca:lOu uotlca. a.5 .. --- southefly end center of @ c.,r-- .. -. -- O' PeuT ers-uce tTUlC' co a ur.-- s -.-'' feoJ on a pet marked 'i Il k. -. -- F.: thsucs \ , dos-., lssi f..- --. -.. it. ed ''i. M No. Il:' taeuce N ,i 5.... tO a post marked ] VI S No nj -.. initial uJnumCut of the ir-..-..-'.s.. -a claim, lO. No. 45 A. be-rs x q, a'.-. -..t fi@a feet distsnt; theucs S de. .- Il '- a post marked T. N. ; No. ~, ,..n faslrg E ff-i ffa- p n rr.sef 'r '; and thence N Jdegs. r I;I ea. r...... '. the place of beginning, conrsi.,-r- '.- The sand luIepeudeut Ilur-.-, m the foothills Of ths eastern t.t... ... .. --- Ina mountains, on O.d Ra- ti- -- two miles 5 W of ths posto..- -s a- ...t Flag. a- 1laguet;c Variation i3 ds.,. r.
 Saii cla.n- are boGnGe. l- -.......- the United ~tstes. The l1cg'lO1 of this mire ....- -.-.r. the HecOru,rs cl.ce uf saiI i- ..--..' - Book s, Of AiI-es, ar page 2. t ... -.. .-.- of ssid mill-site clam is !ts.g-.. -...-.-. Book 2, of MiscslisneOcs ac.oa.. .- ..-.- of sai1. Recorder, at page -.a H Any and all persons c'Hlr'r- ...-. .r.- -- portion Of said luGepeuceut .-- ,.. or sand inning or IuIii-s-ts 1r.a-. -- ..-. fore described are reQuI-.. f. - verse claim Wi-h the LeaIsle- .- ... States Land Office at Iucs,4 i- r Of Arizona during the si-fr aa-- - publication heTco', or thcy Nl.. b. ia-.... tue of the provisions of tEc stl.l.a
 B. H. ILuI5E. y..-..- IL ia hereby ordered that tla q. .-.-.-. tiCe of application for fatcrt he .. Hltr- the period Ot ten cOn-ecuiNr v...- .- -s CITIZEN, a weekly new spa1er IUt t..-.. ..af n csOu, Plms county, Ari7CnH, .e..l tl- --s. pGper published nearest said clam.
 B. M. THGF - E.--- First publication February --. I-,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Patronizc Home Indnstrics.

Complaint has been made at this office by parties who purchased fruit trees of eastern nurseries, pad their money and got Pete Kitchens Sonora return. One gentleman. Mir. Enzsnberg of Greater vile, sent S20 to Little Silver, New Jer- sey, with the above mentioned result. New Jersey has always been famous for its expOrtaiions from Governor down to fruit shrub. and the party or state getting either got "whEt Pete Kitchen got n Sonora" Mir. EnZenberg frankly acknowledges this as his portion. and the people of Arizona place a like value upon their Governor. To avoid being made the victim of the-e Sonora returns the CITIZEN again urges up0n the people Of this Territory 10 patronize home in- dustrl. IL IS true the people were not responsible for Presidsn; Cleyeiand's New Jersey Sonora get, Ina-mach as tha, WAS forced upon them, but our cIti- zens who persist n pstronizinc foreign institutions must not complain of their losses. NIT. E. E. Harrington. of Phe- DIX, has ne of the largest nurseries in the west. and furthermore IS one of our cllzens, a reliable gentlemen in whom We have the fullest confidence. Patron lze our own home industries and you VIII make money therebv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
SukfbONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRECINCT ! No. 9 Territo y of Ariz. n. County af Pima. P. L-Imet, Plaiuud r~. A.P. Wright De- f-ntart--i'emaud for S--c-s
 The Ter Ifurv "f Ara I.s -erds greeting to A. y. W r ssht. cefeudsu You are hereby sum mUned ard qu,rri co au-'aar before me st my orlce Iu O." town Cf tFItte-d-n. County of Pima, un the g.l ds.g of !ur. A. Ls.. l~-i a. one o'clock D. ul.. t1 s.r et..'r -te com iflut of the above uzmet p.alulf. vh demands of ylu that you are del,;ei ro ! Im O. t'c cum of TNa Hundred a' q Ninetv-uIno ana 1I- IuU fS1qg 25l Dn lars. and if vou fsil -o appear and ansVe -ald complaint -- herein required. fte p.atr-ia v-iii se !udsm, nc sg .4. SO you as demanded and Tor fho cu., Uf fie sl.t.
 ~ Giy-n under my hand this 10th Ner,, day uf April. A.. D.. fsSi
 J h. M MING. -~-~- Justice of .lc Peace of said Precinct
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
ranch on SatnrdAr morning.

ranch on Saturday morning.
 Up to this morning no news had been received of the troop from Benson, un der command of Lieut.. E. 5. Never. This troop left that place on Saturday evening to proceed down the San Pedro and into the Rincons Co reach the rear of the Indians, and It is not unlikely that they are to-day operating 10 con- junction with ths volunteer force.
 THE LATEST,
 The latest nevs by courier from Mr. White is that be has sent eight men ot his ccmmGnd to the relief of Sam nie9o. He alsI reports the InGians irty-fve miles from Marsin'z's ranch, heading towards the ArivaipB canOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
SUMMONS.

IN THE COUNTY CCTR' or TIE ttry. 4 ty of Pine, Territory of Ars1ra.
 James D. NCMUrray, plain tlii, -a --s- Ns--L NcAlur7 az. defeutaut.-SUu,uD cue.
 Action b oURh' m the C,JI t,l.t tt Il. County of r ma Ie Iit' ry Cf 4 .zH-a.
 The Territory of AuzOEa s,I1- -r...-.. |. Mary l.. Mcllurray.
 You are hereby summoned ard ..-...- ...- pear ID an a, ,tion brOugh7 aga.u-f .. Q. "A ahOvr namei plalutir. ID tie t,t1 s..... 4 tEe tOu. ty o Pima, In the ItIFf,- ,f s--. nH. and answ P 70 the on plant r..e v-. -. Clerk Of The Court, ( lJC-tu. DO -ara ...-- Ia C. py cf v Ieh complaint ge..r r.lI,- ..I summo"sl within tyel ,y c..- .,Er.l-s of the day Of seivIc,} st-C f. -.- vice ugCn IOu of ttia -.urr- served ip this coruty; tut # -a.ra. e of ihs c.uuiy and VI hm q i- l.-rU.. -.., within thlrty Cags; in ell oth,r r-.z .e daNs
 and you are hereby notified rtst rs.- .r gppe-r and %. ever fhc Crupi. i- s- at.r- .- gu rcd the plaiutiU Ill afp yru tH- t..r 1T e e reliei d.. @ a. q ir tl.. c,ur .r-t ..... t wIt: For tre Ci-sV. ufitu O .c tu...- u. r... mouy between pl. huff @ q 5 u,-e.f. frH -.- auc ul- tur- msutS 70 jLi. ltla.ity t- ,.l
 Glv-n and my hard ard 2. Irf t.. --l ( 'Cuuty O ri, a. 14c-uu. this f5. @ oayo oi t.-. b-r, \. D.. l--j.
 lsU..f W.E Iosray. Clerk.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
kotioe for Publication.
Couauiatioa Home-toaa No. S5s
LAND oFFIcE Al TUcsoy, ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AI TUCsoS, ARIZONA. !
 May n. iss5. Notice is hereby ,-iven that the fol!o-lnc- named seftleT be tleL rutice of his inteutinn to make hnAl proof in supp rr of has claim. and that iu proof Vil he made before tho llel.isfa- srd Receiver. a- Tucson, erizonA. on Jure ft. l,-h. N4z: John Rhodes, of Ne-Ryil'a. Arlzn-is- tur the EiI of >k Sec. a, Gp. \. R i6E F. He names the following Eifra--s.- to t,rt,a b,s cont ,acgus residence u Don, end cultivation of sad ls1d, viz: '-' John V. Brown. of Meslviiie: Eras'us Wood Of hesavjila Jsmesof Miley. Eedir.t,r md Andrew Cr0uley. of Mesav l.e.
 B. M. THOMAS. Rezistar. Eirst publication. May i2 Isss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

Mirscleslare not Of frequent occurrence nowadays. Tombstone lies to the east of Tucson. 70 far ss postal matters are concerned, and yet the mail from that point generally reaches here from the west. Where the modern miracle ad- iusts itselt to these premises is in the improbable possibility of 6 nail com ing direct by the nearest practicable railroad route.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

One of the bess little bonanzas of the country is the Olive mlne, in the Pima district, owned by Messrs. Allison and leased to other parties: At "A depth of l03 feet they have firm ledge wary ing from foot to eighteen inches wide, which averages oyer five hundred oun- ces per ton ID silver. Soms of the ore runs up into the thousands. The last shipment of the ore from this mine worked about $500 per ton. and while the lesees do not claim that their ore will net more than S25O per ton, it is be- lieved the next shipment will yield over S400. The best ore comes from a drift on the 100 foot level. and the four men take out two tons day easily. The ore body at the bottom of the shaft is far better than any yet encountered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Nn ir.. of Sn-r Irnh.r.nin.

ON TsIs 10TH D.Y 'OE ,'!CF, A. D. V l--i. It tuC-u. Il-it CuLrty, frIzona per-1uH ly uytcaFed before Ue b H Hereford a Nutrry fuhlIr in atG fur rsId iILH CUUuts N-Gn0d~ rr. ugfriHd woman. w fe of J C. tls-t1.a rrr-uuri.r kUo&r to m. and Cc- inr % ft--Iteft c slii c..ru and err4tory. VI O de 'frs- from tie Cat. Lc ruf, hat rrdrr ard b. virtue ut tlc ! -of rait Iesr.-or. -he Iu- Ger .i- Go CaF.y hg IEes- IE har own ta.Iis and O her ~crerur.
 Tt.s -ue raf 1-., Df The hu-Iuess intended fo be SD Crrr.a,i sv tg her i- taat uf General ssrchau- dlz-u- Il -lIt Puma ruuufy. rizuua
 Iulr from and after tbs sate hereof she will he md IyI..ally rg-Iou-Itl- m her own name Hui ou Der own acruuar for all dehts con- trac cd O. her on account of fha said b.s- ine--; tnI that ths auoaut to he invested n ld ru-iuc-s dpa- nos excced ths sum of livr 4Iru-suj Dollars.
 AN.GOODMAN. Wit-sss. B. T. HEeEr,E
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

Move Wicks, esquire. formerly of this city. drew pistol on one \. Leverlng, busy bee man who was buzzing very unplessantly about him. in Los Angeles the other day. Wicks did not shoot for 'keeps," but merely to scare him away, and upon e1amInstion before 6 justice of the pesce, be was exonersted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

Le Eich1a's Golden lsaIsam Ns. Clg-s tha1crcs. h-7. and .corI s.r..e.. SrrCs ID the LCC5 ani B dy: sore Fl.s. Fy.~, Sosc. etc. Copper-c lor Il B,o.rb.s Syp1.it.r a'1rTh. isglsci Sc4fp. and ali primary iO-ls of thC di-e1se known as atPli.is- fri~~. 60 per Bo.ti.. Ls Rirhnu's C l.i-n BaIsaai No. 2 Curcs-a g-ti .-v. 1e-cI- "a S--ll5 .ltir Ehsu- ul1fislu, Paine in the Bones, Pain~ in Enc Head, hack c: thc Neck, Ul-rra.ell Sor. Thro1t, Srphi.tc Rash, Lumps a7d con t-tc-ut tor. 7, S..--,ss cf the Limbs and erliicsfti al - --.a from th. svg. .s-s Wae--.F cl.-". Ht .rrHti1n or lhJ.s cf H.rcur-, i.a.~ t.c bl lud purc a.I hca.thv- prlC" -5 co per TottI~. Lc hiohau'- Golden -s- anEsa au-f- dote Tor tac c1-- oi Oo11-rI,al. G-els. l-r,tlt-Ol Gravel, gul ar rlrl-g Cr s...-.f- Bottle.
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 La Eirhnu's Golden Ointment f1r Re ll Ut.yc ha7. .l.sof .-- -,H-.a. and t-17t.0n7. Price SI tO ID r Box. Le i.hau's Gold~ Pi! s-Ssrys and EF- treatment; l.ss of ,,.y.i al p54. CT, cL.trs C- CE-r-rr-.. IrJs-rA.ic- etc. Price SS % per Box.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
NEWSPAPER
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mates of the cost uf sdve fi-Iug Tho advertise, who wants Co -ponj one dollar. finds it ln ths iu- formation Do n quires. WLi @ for him WLo will invest one hundred thousand dollars In ad seF- tislua. a scheme is iu,.Ira'cd which Wiil meet ils every requirement. Or can be made I1 do SO hy few siisht change easily arr. vct at by ctr- re,uuud n e. One Gunfred and hfly-tare- editions have been i-su1i. sent pustp1id O any add ess for i1 cert- Apply to GRO ?. ROW LLL & co Ncss9sper Advertising Bureau IO Spruce 5f.. S. |.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
For the Little Hero.

Among the latest contributors to the Phil Shanahan fund is Dr. H. Crepin, with s5. The fund now stands as fol- lows:
 On hand st last report .$27 co Received from Dr. H. Crepin. .... 5 CO Total on hand. B CO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
,e;i.r of AGmInistrator's sane Of Req


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 NOTICE IS HER. BY GiVrH. THAT N - sgssuau ce Of an oIu-rut tDe Probate our O. Lrd sOr the tuuaiy of lm#. -er-5..-. H. .,r.4Jua. made on tfe -4th cay Of AQrIL I.- I- tH. mat -r of tas -tste of trUWas alI- .a- cs..-sd. the un'er-igErd the Admin ~tr...- at -.ii s-tate, VII eli gr D Ivsfe sale Go t'' ..-a- e-, aiIdsr. for CHsh,a -u -c. Co cOUls-....aa oy -a,.i froba @ Court, on Saturday, a. ed I.s ot May. is-6. Ht 10 % cl0 S, H. m at ft. fr.s.c4 curt room. tu h- ssld Cou (, ct tlas a.I ria right. tiflc. interest und vs5 4tecf tit-.1 | me z- DavIs at the c me of his death. a.l !. r.f right, ti |. and terest that AId - G. .a- bi operation Df law or otherSise. acgulr.i U..ar than Ov iu 6ddtti Co tEat of tt- -t l it.-s DayI-, at fhe tune Of hi- GeHth. |. and foo l. tho-a certain ids n Inlug claims si-lata. l..-E and being Il thu Tyutal MUiuC l-.-- - saId County Of Pima, to-vit: Am l......s4 One-quarter O! the 1ull mining chm. ar rr.t- ylded One-quarter of the Dayton u.I1I- clam. and an undivided Ouc-quartgr Ot tae b a-4 mining claim.
 Term- and conditions of sale; Cash. ta- -a- cent. or the purchase money tu b' Ia.. 'r ,.s undsrslgued on acceptance of bid ,l r.. saJ D. sale, balance on confirmation of si.- .. ,at Probate Court. Deed eNpense uI ggs..l..- Bids may be made in writing To the lrd-r--,-1 1 at hIs office in the City of 1urs Ou. a' ... ..us after the first publication Of this rn'.... Tucson, \, T., May {. ios6. Adu... .r..-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Witrsss. H.H. HEeEr,E
 N0tary Pubic
TrnnIronY OF an1zoSA L

tOGrty 0f Pima, (es
 I. B. 1T. H~re.o d. a Notary Public ia and for the County of Pima and Territory Of Arizont, do hereby certify e ar he above named A, M. GOocrIan. wife of J. C. Goo man. psr-D. ali known Co nis. appeared efo-e mo at my Oaice m the ny Of Iucsou m sad r ma county On the lOth day of March. i>-G and then and thara in my presence made and executed the foreSoih z declaration.
 In witness whereof I haze hsreuutO tet my hand and silIxad my official seal the day ana year above written.
 lsEAL-l B. H.. HEREFORD,
 Notary Public Pima O., Ariz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emp 'ipa No. ssi-

LAND OTFTcT AT TUcsoS. AE1zoN..l
 May is. lsS5 Notice is hereby gwen that the foilnufng named settler hGs lied notice of hls intantion te hat said proof 'sill be made before ths re,s.s- and recelyer gt Iurson. Arizons, on June 2s ised. VIZ: ADIa M, Livingston. Of Tuoson- Ari1 T'p. b $ R.. ilk W. '' She names the following witnesses to r,rova her cont nnOus residence upon and cultiyation If sad land, vlz: (. .. stephens, E W. Sbor- Tucson. Arizona. ' N-
 BEN: N. THOMAS. Register. Firs' publication May i5. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

Tucso1, Territory of Arizona, Pima county March 1.. 1-si.
 To ". Scot Johnson and Chsries ". Payne or these who may claim under them any inter est (00e-fpgrth or oue-half) in the following d--crl bet property, you are hereby nOtifed that b ve HNpen ed One uundred (SiUOl DOllars In laho- and lmD-nvP~ ents on the following inning claim. The Tucson Lead No Mne." lOcat. Janpary ist.. lSst and record ed on Janu- 2d i.ot. m Book |. Record of fiines, pages 51ii-7. sad records being in he Recorders Of- fee. Tucson. Pima ecu ty, Arizona The claim being m the Tucson mining district, in Terri tory and county aiOressId The -aid Si0O.OO hasing been eVpc ded in tho year 1885 in order to evelop and nod elaim under the prOvislors Of Section 23li Revised StAtdtes of tte United Srafe benz the amount requ rcd Co hold the -Arna for the year Is<i. and that l have contrib uted yonr portions thereof. Therefore fl with in rinety da you fan or refus' to contribute yOur proportions of sand expenditures as CO., owners with the costs of this publication. Your interests in said clsIm will become the property Of the subs -ribsr under sand Section 2S2i. your proportion Of sad expenditures IS EIfty-fOur ,<5fO0) Dollars.
 at 3n W. B. LIVINGSTON.