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Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Desperate Shooting and Mob at
 Cilleat.

' The new town of Gillett was the
 scene of an unfortunate tragedy on
 the 18th instant, In which three men
 lost their lIves-Sam. Weir, Col. Fay.
 Tor and man by the name of Setright,
 under the following circumstances, as
 near as we could learn from Mr. Le-
 valley one of the proprietors of the Prescott and Guleu stage, who arrived
 in town just as we are going to press:
 It appears that the man Setright had a misunderstanding with some one in saloon and in moment of frenzy, caused by an overdose of liquor, struck the party with a bottle knocking him down, for which ofense Deputy Sher- if Burnett arrested Setright. MT Sam.
 Weir peaceable gentleman, wishing to befriend Setwsight, volunteered to take charge of him and was allowed Ito do so. He took his charge and started from the saloon, intending to put him to bed for the night, but had not proceeded over one hundred yards. on his mission of kindness before Set right pulled a pistol and placing the muzzle at the head of AIr. Weir, dis charged ihe same killing his would-be. friend instantly.
 The murderer immediately took to. flight, followed by several persousI who soon captured him. During theI time intervening between the killing of Weir and the capture of the mur- derer, tLe law-abiding citizens Of Gill lett concluded tAa. 8 cottonwood Emb' was the proper place for Setright and ! to that end procured a rope and pro- ceeded to where the parties were with their man, for the purpose of carryingi out their programme, viz: lynchingi the fend who had killed & good and peaceable citizen.
 Col L. c. Taylor, who was of theI party that made the arrest, stepped from behind a house, on the approach Of She excited crowd, and asked them to spare Setright The indignant party who were bent on averaging the death of Weir, then and there indulged in a little shooting and Taylor was shot through the shoulder, from the effects Of which he expired ln a few moments. Setright was then hung. by citizens present These are the cir cumstances as near as we could learn them in oar hurried interview 1Ir Le7alley.-Miner, June H.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

MR. GEORGE SCOTT and Mrs. Brannenlan
 Of Globe City, arrived in town on Wednes. iday, and left last evening for home
 We learn from MT. Scott that the Haskin IConsoiidated Company. Is now ready to put up its mill, and Is only waiting the ar
 rival Of Mr. Hitchcock who has been en-
 gagged in the construction of the new
 stamps atthe Silver King mill. Weunder.
 stand that aIr Hitchcock has completed
 his work at the King and VIII go Co Globe Iimmediately. Dir. Hasklus has tbe grad ling, lumber, a1obes and tho men ell
 ready so there will be no delay in the
 work after the arrival of AIr. Hitchcock. ! By the time the machinery now on the grounds is set, the new material from San Francisco will be there and the company
 will soon be ready 10 crush its own ores.
 A rich strike has been made on one of the 8ixby claims; assays go as high as s40c0. These are the claims that were cousOlida- ted with the Haskins' mines. The 8tc- Cormick mine about which there was so much talk recently is almost valueie-s. The wOuld-be purchasers. Aiessrs. Lemon
 < Price have skipped leaving numerous bills unpaid. The Miami mill runs only a day or two at a time ou such ores as can
 be obtained Of The miners. In the Miami mine new and valuable strike has been made. Globe City in improving constant ly, but money is scarce. In fact the town is considerably ahead or the district.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~ in pursuance Of an order Of the Pro- bale Court Of the County Of Final, Terri tory of Arizona, made on the 18th day of FebrHary, X. D. 1875, in the matter Of the estate Of William II. Long, deceased, the undersigned, the adminiStratOr Of the said estate, will sell at public auction tO the highest bidder for cash in United States currency, and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on Saturday the Sixth day Of July, A. D. 1878. at l2 o'clock m., Tn front of the Courthouse door in the town ol Florence, Pinal County, Arizona, all the right, title, interest and estate of SaiG w. n. Long, at the time of his death, and all the right, title, and interest that the said estate has, by operation Of law or other wise acquired other than or In additiO to that Of The said W. II. Long al the time of his death, in and tO all that certain mining clam situate, lying and being in the Globe Mining District, County of Pi- nal, Arizona, and described as follows, to- wit:
 TwO-SeYelths interest in the Globe Mine.
 Terms and con ditiOns of Sale-Cash in United states Currency. To be paid on confirmation Of sale.
 JOSEPH GOLLINGWOOD, AdminIs- trstor estate ". Fl. Long, deceased.
 June ' 35-Sw
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Military Items.

Col. James Oa6es, Sixth Cavalry, is detailed as a member of the general courtma-tial appointed to meet al Camp Lowell on the goth instant
 Assistant Surgeon J. K. Corson, hay ing reported for duty in this depart ment, is assigned to temporary duty al Fort Whipple.
 Assistant Surgeon ?. c. Ainsworth will accompany Company B, Eighth Infantry, from Fort Whipple to San Francisco as medical officer.
 Upon completion or this duty, As- sisiant Surgeon Ainsworth will return to his proper station.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
[ o CAL MATTERS.
Real Estate Transfers.

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 The following transfers of real estat, and mining property in PinaI county have been filed ID the County Recorder. Iofhce since our last Issue:
 John Cady to Ana Guindani, part Of 10, lS4 in Florence-s3ooe.
 NJ. A. Baldwin to ihe Pima, Mill and Mining Company, milI-site in Pioneer Dis. trict-sI.
 Maarco Bojenck to L.J. Wilson, Silver Prince, Fan and America mines in Globe District-s2550.
 L. J. Wilson to Maarco Boienck, Bril-. liant mining claim in Globe District s25oO.
 Charles DeLartz to Dalores Ventas, five acres Of land in Globe Dlstrict-sI0O.
 NJ. W. Hamenarstrand to E. W. FIaslxin. Saturday mining claim !n Globe District $500.
 A. NJ. Wallace 10 F. W. Haskin, Bruce mine in Globe D.strict-sS0O.
 Joseph Price to Ferdinand Hatch. su- yer Cloud Mine in Globe DistrIct-sl5oo.
 George Reynolds to Robert Irin. undlvi- ded half Of the Southern Bell in Pioneer DisIriet-s5O0
 A. +. Hammond 10 J. Newland, grant, CTS interest in the Pioneer rSouth-sl.
 Samuel Issacs 10 Af. wheIan, one-fourth -of the May lead in Globe District-sI.
 Mrs. H.. Morris Msnds to J.. A. Apper- son, undivided one-half Of the Savage mine in Pioneer District-s50.
 J. 4. Apperson 10 Jno. J. DeyIne, undi- vided one-fourth Of the Savage mine in Pioneer District-50.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Mining Work Notice.

VyO VIM. HIRRICKER AND ALL OTH- ! CTS interested in that certain mining claim known as the First Northern Ex- tension ofthe Bell. situated In the Pioneer Mining District Pinal County, Arizona This is tO notify you that in accordance with provisions Of The Mining Act of May TO-, lS62, that in compliance with require ments Of said Act, work nas been done on said mining claim for one year back past, ending on January 18th, 1878, by the un- derSigned.
 Now therefore, f within ninety days from the first publication of this notice you do not come forward sHd pay your proper proportion of the cost Of the said WOI k. the undersigned will claim forfeit ure Of all your right, tItie and interest in aud tO every portion Of said mining claim.
 CHRISTOPHER LOSS.
 CHAS. BOWMAN.
 C. OFTEN.
 Florence. May 30. 3i-l2w
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

THE managers of the San Francisco May Festival are not as festive as they might be-fnancial troubles. A com mittee has been appointed to investi gate She accounts, and met Mr. Bug bees attorney on the 11th instant, wha informed them that the full statement was not yet ready. Unpaid bills to the amount of Sl3,OOO have been presen- ted.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Mining Locations.

1 The following mining locations hay, been fled in the office of the County Re corder since eur last issue:
 Montana In Pioneer District by E. s Harvey.
 Diamond Carrie In Globe District. by W | D. Scott.
 Brooklyn in Globe District, by c. T. Mill. and J. H. Condron.
 Silver Fountain in Pioneer District, by S. P. Hall.
 Mert Anna in Pioneer District, by B. ". Hall
 LakepOrt, one mile southwest Of Miner al Hill, by George Anderson. Sidney Johnston In Globe District, by J. II. Eaton, r. AIedler andJ. GHlIs.
 Mo-lie in Globe District by C. c. Meyers and J. 4. HOugh.
 Victor in Globe District by Harry De Groot and C. T. Van Nance.
 First Eastern Extension Of the ExcheQ- .uer in Watson District, by J. Hunick, Pe- ter Loss and J. D. Ritenhouse.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

JESSIE HARDEsrY, Ex-Dist. Attorney of this county was in town this week and left Tuesday for Dripping Springs on the Globe road, near which place he has some good mining property. Jessie says he will be a capitalist soon and we hope he may realize his dream.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

Three Companies of Infantry have been ordered from the Department Of Arizona to the Bannock war, viz: Ma ior Worth's Company, Capt. Porter's Company and the Company at San Diego.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

WE notice by the Sentinel that J. Col lingwood Co. have S5 packages of grocer ies at Yuma awaiting shipment. The har- vest is at hand and the Iaborer must eat.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Ranch for Sale.

THE RINCONE RANCH. 20 MILES ! east Of Tucson Good dwellings. cor r'tls, &c.. for handling cattle. o00 acres ot land entered under the Desert Land Act. wulcl covers all the permanent wa- Ger i1T tfu miles square % cents per acre paid on Inc land.
 A valuable ranch for any one that wants O deal in Horses, Cattle or sheep; is ca- pabie Of supporting 200 head Of cattle be year round.
 Price Si-91; terms easy on second pay ments. Horses or cattle taken ln pay ment.
 Apply Go Ii. c. HOOKER,
 or Sierra BonitO Ranch, Near Camp Grant Arizona. April , &-tf
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

J. GUINDANI & Co. received yesterday, per train Of Sary Cafer, slxty-six packa- ges of dry goods and groceries sugar, cOf- fac, grain sacks and general merchandise.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

PETER WILL started for Picket Post on Tuesday with load of malt for the brew cry there in which he is interested and which we understand is doing a good busi- ness.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

A CASE In Judge Walkers court Wednes- day begun with the arrest and noarna- ton of a certain youth and terminated in the marriage of plaintiff and prisoner.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Sole Traders Notice.

HNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES N ents, that I, Carmen Elliot, wife of William Elliot of the County of Pinal, Territory Of Arizona, do hereby certify and declare that am married, and that it Is my intention tO carry on tha business Of farming, trading in stock, mining and all legitimate business tbat may deem pro- per to invest in, in my own name and on my own account, in the County Of Pinal Territory of Arizona, pursuant tO an Act of the Legislature of the said Territory, approved Decemb ber 30th, lS6S, entitled An Act of the Rights Of Married Women, au- thoriZing married women 10 transact bus mess in their own name as Sole Trader; that the capital originally invested in said business does not exceed the sum of i've thousand dollars.
 In witness whereof, have fereunto set my hand and seal, this the 24th day Of May, A. D. IS7S.
 CARMEN x ELLIOT.
 mark June7 35-3w
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

Last Friday while the workmen on the Brooklyn bridge were lowering in Ito place one of the large cables, the tackle st the anchorage oR the New
 York side parted and Ihomas Blake and Henry Supple were killed, and
 Peter Arbaugh and Jas. McGrath seri- ously wounded.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

N. CALRHER got in 5o0o pounds of new goods yesterday. NIT. Calisber has also taken m about 2000o pounds Of barley thls week.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Dn NOT FAIL TO SEND FOR OUR IO) CafAlngue. It contains prices and

Dn NOT FAIL TO SEND FOR OUR lO Catalogue. It contains prices and description Of most every article 10 geber- ai use, and K valuable Co ANY PERSON contempilfing the purchase Of any arti- cle for Personal. Family or AgricultuTal use. We have done a large irade the past season In the remote parts Of the TeILlLn-- ries aud have with few exceptions, eX- ceeded tEe expectations uf the purchaser, many claiming tO have made a saving Of 70 Co 60 per cent. We mail these Cata- lOgues to any address free, upon appllca- lion. We sell our goods tO all mankind at wholesaIs prices in quantities To suit. Reference. First National Bank, Chicago.
 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO,
 Original Grange Supply House,
 pr E 229 Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill.
 Tune I4 &-ly
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Proposals for Subsistence.

HDQ-Rs. DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE CHIEF COM. OF SUBsISrEScE, PRESCOTT, June l, 1878. .GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE 'IC will be received at this office and at the offices of the Acting Assistant COmmissa- ries of Subsistence at the posts named herein, until noon, July lst, 1878, for the supply of fresh Reef and MuttOn-lIve and slaughtered required at Camps Bow ie. Arizona, and supply camps for the pe- riOd commencing July lst, 1875. and end iDg June 50th, 1879. Contracts awarded under this advert isement shall not 6e construed tO involve the United States In any obligations for pay ments in excess or the appropriations granted by Congress for the purpose.
 CHAS- P. EAGAN, Capt. and c. s. Iune7 3l-4w
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

SPLENDID Cabinet Sewing Machine, Grover & Bakers make, cost $ll5-price $50, at Uncle Harris, 1O2 Kearney street
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

THE weather Is warming up and we have began Co lay aside our garments.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

THE DENTIST IS Co2IING.-Turee weeks ago we advised our readers that Dr, Bur gess would be here from Tucson. The Dr. didn't come. He was called away to Camp Grant, and has since been detained in Tucson on professional duties. This delay Is only additional recommendation. He will be in Florence on Monday and Tues day next, and remain oLly two dayss SO be ready with thatugly tooth.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Picture Frames and Moulding.
Post Office Department.
MALL LETTINGs-NOTICE TO CON
 TRACTORS.

DROPOSAI.S WILL BE RECEIVED l at the Contract office or this Depart ment untlt D. m. of Juiy Z0rn. 1873, for carrying the mails or the Culted states upon the routes and according GO The schedule of arrival and departure sneci- fled by the Department in the Territory oi Arizona, frOm October lst, 1878. tO June 90, lSS2.
 Lists Of routes with schedules or arrIv- als and d-parfureS. instructions Co bid defs, with forms for proposals and bonds and all other necessary Information will be furnished upon application Co fhe Sec Ond Assistant Po-tmasfcr General.
 Q. M- KEY POstL aster General
 Washington, Mag 10, 1878.
 May 3l. 34-Gw
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

san Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity. All orders and commissions should be addressed %
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY,
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

ARIZ IONA and NIENICO. solicits Orders for Goods and Assures
 - Satisfaction. - FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MFR
 CHAN DISE Co any Part of the World - Insuring fl
 -desIred.-- Buys or Makes Advances
 -on alt ARIZONA AND MEXIOAN PRODUCE. The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALITY. Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants and Vouchers and
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

Applications for patents for inventions will receive careful attention. I desire to call the attention of inventors especially, as have every facility for prosecuting this class of business
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-07
COMMON n LINImENr.

Jackson, the common sense Imminent man
is in town disposins At his medicine, and al
a rapid rate. The Sioux City Journal says
Of him and his liuiment:
Jackson, the common sense Eminent mar
who has been selling his remedy on the
streets and about Sioux City for several
weeks, left yesterday. Hs has sold an i'm.
mense quantity of the Imminent here, and
shown what it could do by many examples
OF Its curative qualities. It seems to be just
what he claims il. . common sense liniment
that Is a most excellent remedy for rheuma.
tism, cuts, burns, bruises. etc After the
trials it has had here we have no hesitaucy
in recommending it to the attention Of the
public elsewhere, and think that on trial i,
will be found a good thing.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-07
THE RIVER.

The steamer Rosebud ia due tonight from
above.
The steamer Far West will leave tonight
for Cheyenne agency.
Sprinaeld Times. Capt. jack says he
don't take a back seat with his ferry boa,
Bee, for any ferry on the river. Wha.
makes Jack so enthusiastic 10 the handsome
way in which the Bee walked up stream
With a full load on the other day, against one
Of the strongest winds of the season.
The steamer Key West. Frank Maratta
master and A. A. White clerk, arrived from
Cheyenne agency yesterday afternoon, bring
ing the following passengers: Ambrose
Collins, R. A. Wise, VIM. Ward, Jno. Stout,
Mr.. Sheppard, Jacob Herman, s. w. Kent,
Miss Liberty, Walter Burleigh, Ogden, Sui
Ivan, Emms, Mas, Brale, Oswald, Aiken,
Dundef, Plimney, Noyes, Munich, Teeters.
For freight she had Is hides for the D. 8.
r. R.. 46 hides for Bramble, Miner & Co.,
five hides for Peir & Leubke, II boxes bot
ties for Adler & Gilman. one trunk for Hol-
comb & Schmidt. Her log runs ~ follows:
Oct. 3-Let Cheyenne At three p. m; land
ed at Sully at AS, and took on q passenger;
landed at Fort Pierre At 7:30 p. M, and took
on = small lot Of freight and 20 passengers,
and laid up. 4tn-Left. Pierre at s a. M;
landed at Red Cloud agency at l1:30a M,
put off F. T. Evans and E. M. Cook, and
took At q lot Of hides, and left at 1l:45 4. No.;
met steamer Black Hills at 1890 p. m. be-.
low Red Cloud; landed At Fort Thompson
at 3:45 p. m and took on a passenger ; land
ed at Lower Brule at 4 p. m. and took on
Maj. Sharpe, paymaster, and Maj. Candee
and left at 4:15 p. m met steamer Nellie
Peck at $50 p. m. at American island ;
landed above Brule City at $50 p. No., took
on wood and laid up. 5th-stsr,ed at 8 a.
m. and had 70 land again on account of the
fog; started again At 9:l5 a. M; landed At
Fort Randall At 1880 p. m. and put off Major
and Major Candee, and took on a
small lot Of freight and laidLup. 6th-start-
ed At s a. M; landed at Yankton agency At
7:3O .. m. and took on . passenger; landed
At Ponca agency at 9 Z. m. and took on Wal
ter Burleigh ; steamer General Terry dis
charging freight At Ponca; met steamer C..
X. Peck at Niobrara 1t 10 q. M; met steam.
er Nlobrara. below Springfield 1t 1l:45 a.
M; arrived at Yankton at 2:l5 p. m.
Smoke OLD JUDGE tobacco M.vpA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-07
REMOVAL.

Samuel Vance, Grocer.
Has removed from Broadway to the new Union
block, on Third street. With more commodious
rooms and increased facilities, he begs to assure
his many generous customers and the public,
that he can meet the demands OF business much
more satisfactorily; and while rendering his
gratitude for the Partially which has given him
so many esteemed patrons. he respectfully 80.
hcits a continuance Of their trade, and that Of
all Others who desire the best goods and the best
terms. New store, near corner Of Third and
Cedar streets.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-07
Personal

Bishop Clarkson left for the east thi.
morning.
Elder Coffman came up from Elk Poin,
Saturday night.
james A. Hand has been appointed post
master at Crook City.
james Stout, a Fl. Pierre business man
came down on the Key West.
r. A. Wise, hotel keeper at Fl. Thomp-
son came down on the Key West.
Lieut.. George Todd, of the Sd cavalry,
stationed at Red Cloud, is in town.
Deputy Marshal Edmunds has gone to
Fort Thompson to subpoena witnesses.
A. Sheridan Jones and family, of Olivet,
are in town or their way to California.
c. Vinton went to Niobrara to-day, where
he will take a position in Westerman's
store.
Rev. E. r Richardson left this morning
for his home in Nebraska. and will be gone
about ten days.
Postmaster McAuley came down from
Springfield on last nights stage and went
below this morning.
Ned Calhoon went to Sioux City thit
morning, his first trip in that direction since
the railroad was built.
Andrew Miller of the Press and Dakota
ian bind.ry started for Marindahl this morn.
lag and will be absent several days.
Gen. Beadle returned Saturday night
from the scene of his surveying operations
up the Jim. He drove through from the
dirt lodges in four days.
Springfield Times: Mr.. H. B. Murphy Of
Yankton, has been looking the town over
the past day or two, with 8 view of opening
a meat and provision market here.
DR.. Irwin returned Saturday night from
Washington, having been met BY telegraph
ic instructions to employ transportation and
move his Indians and their rations to the
new agency.
Hon. VIM. Luse, Of Lake county, former.
ly of the Dakota Legislature, was in town
last night. He says that all Of the Lake,
Moody and Brookings county republicans
are strongly in favor of Bennett.
Judge Bennett is suffering the unpleasant
of an attack of ague. 1t is not neces.
'ary for our democratic contemporary to say
anything smart about this, as it is a genuine
:ase, though it is not yet severe enough to
the Judge from carrying on the
,ampaign vigorously.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-07

aided them for some hours In burning FIRE
breaks, during the frost and calm. Coming
below On Fridav TO Rockpors they found
that another lins Of Gre he'd come to the
river for NM fifteen miles above Nrestesl.
It did comfortable general damage but was
not disaateroualy severs upon any one pszson
or family. No livss or stock were lost aad
no bodily harm suGersd. Il burned and
killed the young ash and other small timber
under the foot Of the bluls In various places
and burned some stacks Of hay in PLACES.
The greatest single los was = stable and ct.
teen tons Of hay. Gen. Beadls thinks this loss
was by Mr.. Cady, but 10 not certain. The
grain WAS all saved. Above Fresteel they
had a good break across between Dakota
river and Firesteel creek and above these,
all that fire stopped. It was q vast and ter
ribly grand display and swept over region
. hundred miles 10 extent and of varying
width.
Besides this FIRE there were others far
weat and southwest below the Washington
Hills and driving on towards the ,ettlements.
1t is known thatthe Indians started the most
of them and it is probibls that the later fires
in Bon Homme county have cone down
from the general origin. The Indians are
VIGOROUSLY careless Of fire at best and these
are o not feeling very we'll disposed.
There are always enough bad ones who lin
ger behind camps aud start fires.