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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
The Tribune and Gen. Crook on Indians.

NEW YORK, October 1O.-The Tri- hume prints letter from Gen. Crook, in which he says: The Indians have no redress against lawlesS whites, even when the agents are honest and the Interior Department appropriations are sufficient. Under the posse com itatus" Act the military arm of the Government is paralyZed. The whites seize Indian property, and the owner has only a shadowy hope of recovery in th Courts. As affairs are now, the lnt ia has no encouragement to he thirty. When his horses and cattle are big enough tO he of any ServIce they are driven off in herds bi white renegadeS. When his wheat, corn and vegetables are almost ready for market his reservation is changed. Were we to treat some Of our foreign immigra- ton in such a manner it would not take long to urn them into prowling vaglhOndS living by robbery and assas- Sination." The Tribune contends that the nation has been engaged for years in systematic lying, cheating, thieving and homicide towards the Indians. It but echoes the sentiment OI all just and thouahtful Americans when it places the responsibility upon the ig norance, prejudice and criminal negli- Sence of national law makers.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
From rur,,inN,, nnily-

WE are pained to learn that MT. Geo. P. Howe, employed with Lord & Will. Hams, is suffering from serious and no doubt fatal attack of paralysis He has been confined 10 his bed for over two weeks, during which time his mal. ady has been gradually growing worse, until now he is no longer able to speak. MT. Howe has been some years in Ar izoaa and has interests Tn some good mining property. We believe he mas no relatives in the Territory
 TnE Bryden family. nine in number, came in by coach on Sunday, and will occupy one of MT. Samuel Hughes houses on Court House Plaza. The family have come all the way from Nova Scotia to locate in Tucson. We say welcome, especially as two of the boys are printers.
 MRS. 1 GOLDBERG and four children have returned from San Barnadino, where they have been spending the summer. They are all we'll and happy and are located in their old quarters on Main street.
 L. VI. JACOBS & Co. have been kept very busy to-day loading goods for Tombstone, Patagonia, Santa Ritas and San Pedro. Business with them seems first-rate.
 MR. W. H AGEY is now managing operator of the Tucson office. Query DId he steal the specials to TmE CITI- ZEN yesterday and today? Pin Head has the floor.
 THE military pic-nicers retired from the field in good order last evening car rying their wounded with them. All are convalescent today.
 ANOTHER refreshing rain last night. We are now enjo, ing the favor of ye Gods.
 S. R. DELoNG, Esq, is in town from Camp Bowie.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Proposals for Sale of City Bonds.

OFFICE CITY TREASURER, TUCsON, AT,
 September =, 1879. OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- O ceived for the purchase often thousand dollars bonds of the City of Tucson, by W. w. Williams, Treasurer of the City Of Tue son, up tO Saturday, Novembe l, A. D. 1879, at o'clock D. m.
 The bonds are dated September 1, 1872 and draw len per cent. interest per An' mum, payable annually af The office oiIhe Guy Treasurer on the irst day Of Sepiem' Der, together with twenty per cent. Of the principal
 The City Of Tucson has no outstanding indebtedness, and these bonds are offered for sale tO defrHy the expense Incurred 10 obtaining the right Of way for the south ern Pacific Railroad Com oany througa ihe corporate limits or Tucson. All me requirements Of the charter or Tucson 10 issuing said bonds have been cOmpAed with.
 No propositions for the purchase Of sad bonds will be considered or entertained for less sum than ninety cents on me dollar. Prop lSalS must be sealed and ln- d0rSed, Bids for Tucson Railroad Bonds, and directed To W. W. Williams, Ciiy Treasurer, Tucson, A. T."
 The successful bidder or bidders will S required to deposit the money for pur- cl4aSe Of and receipt of the bonds ai c office of the City Treasurer in Tucs0n, or pay for and be responsible for the cost oi exchange and tTanspOrtation.
 W. W. WILLIAMS,
 City Treasurer.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Proposals for Building Material.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARrM'r OF ARIZONA.
 9FyICE CHIEF QUARTERMA ASTER, WHIPPLE BARRACKS. PRESCOTT, 4. T.,
 October 10, 1879. CEALED PROPOSALS, IN THilLI - cute, subject 10 the usual conditiu ns, will be received at Ihis office untII 3 o'clock P. m. on the 18th day or NoveIn ber, 1873, at which time and place they wIll be opened Ia presence oi bidders, for furnish ing lumber, tin, nails, and all other ma terial required for construction Of tin ruois 10 pubic buildings at Fort Lowell, A. T., Ell the maternal, except lum Der, iO b, de- livered To the Depot Quartermasier Ht San Francisco, Cal ,and inc lum Der to be de livrred at Fort Lowell.
 The Government reserves the right 10 reject any or all proposals
 4 preference will be given 10 articles Of domestic production.
 Blank proposals and specifications con taining detailed informant ion m"y be ob tained at fnis office, al the office oi Ihe Post QuartermaSter, Fort Lowell. A. T., and at the office of the Depot Quartermas- ter San Francisco.
 Proposals should be enclosed in sealed envelopes, marked |" Prolu>als Tor II 4ier ial for Tin RoOIs al Fort Lowell, A T. !" and addressed io ihe undersigned
 GEORGE II. WEEKS. Quartermasier U. s. Army, Chef Guar termaster Department oi Arizona.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Summons.

TINO COURTLAND S. BE NEDICT, WHO | is nonresident of the TerrItory oi Arizona, and who res des in the city and county Of San Francisco. Sta,e of Caliior- nis. In District Court, First Jud cial Dls- trici, In the County Of Pima, Territory Oi Ar.zona. Sam E Adams N II. A. McCat- thy, plaintiffs, against John k. Magee and (. =. Benedict, defendants. Summons. Action brought Tn the District Court O. the First Judicial District m and TOT the Couu- " of Pima, m the Territory Of Arizona. The Territory Of Arizona ser d. urreIing fo John k. Magee and C. S. Benediri. You are hereby summoned amt requ red tO ap- pear in an action brought against you by The above named plaintiff in fhe District Court oi the First Judicial District m and for the County Of Pima, i1 The Territory col Arizona, and answer the complaint nled with inc Clerk of this Court at Tucson, in said county (a copy Of which complaint accoinTntnies this summonS) wit in twen- " days (eXclusive or the day or servir. ) aher the service upon you Of this sum mons, if served in this county; bur n served outof this county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if YOU fail 10 appear and answer Inc complaint as above required. the plainIIff wuI apply tO the court for the relief demandtd q tl.fe fin and cnsts and disbursements II th be half expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the
 said District Coutf al Tucson this
 l.. s.. seventh day of October. 1879.
 b2lOt c. \. CLUM, Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
ArIzon0 Views.

Mir. Buehman has just sent in lot of stereoscopic negatives of Camp Bowie, which will soon be finished and on exhibition at his gallery.
 Photographic views taken by him at Huachuca, Tombstone and Apache Pass have been finished and are for sale at the gallery on Congress street.
 MIR. A. E. ScHEIFFELIN, of the Tombstone NJ. and NJ. Co.,, arrived by ito-day's stage from Neg York, where he has lately been on business connect ed with the company.
 JOHN ROMAN, ESQ, is back from a brief visit to the Papago country. He reports dry barren region, but some good mines, five of which are being worked.
 BEN. BLOCK, Esq, and family have returned to Maricopa, and Mrs. II. B. Summers and daughter have gone to Florence to cheer the solitude of the Judge.
 AT last accounts the artesian well had been sunk thirty-five feet below lthe impedi -ent and no further trou- ble was anticipaiad. It is with pleas ure that we make the announcement.
 THE boys at the Arivaca Mill say they have new Superintendent. His name is Wilherill, and -e is about three days old. We congratulate the district on its first American baby.
 c. HILL HOWARD, Esq returned yes terday after an absence Of two weeks in lhe south and in Sonora.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCE.
 FLORENCE. ARIZONA. August 2s, 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the Corb n Mill and Mining Com pany, a corporation organized under the laws Of the Territory Of Arizona. having fheir office and principal place of business in the town of Tucson, Pima County, Ari- zona. has this day made application for a patent 10 The
 LUCKY CUSS MINING CLAIM, aEtuated m the Tom bs,one Mining Dis tIirt, In the County or Pima, Territory of Arizona, being bounded ana described as follows: Beginning at The \. W. corner of said 6laim at n post i've feet long. four inches square, planted feef in The ground and in & monumeDtOI stones and ma kei thereon " l.. c. NJ. c. No p; theuce rum ming $. SSo 20" F.. along north end line or Lucky Cuss " and south rnd line Of "Old Guard " claim 9.Os chains 10 post 5 feet long, inches square plan ed feet m ground and in monument of stones and marked thereon l.. C. NJ. c. No. 2" for She x F. corner Of c Q claim and also lbe &. F.. corner of the "Old Guard "; thence running south lo 5H west 22 7219 chains Co a post feet long 4x5 inches pisDted feet in the ground and In Q monument oT stones marked thereon l.. C. VI. C. No. 8" for ihe S. E. corne of the aim; thence N. SSe 20" w. along south end line of Lucky Cuss" and 1" McCEnn's Claim |" 2 0lL chains tO a post feet long 4xi inches iICN AN tue tbAlAt otl1 Ali h iitDil- ument Of stones. marked thereon " l.. C. Nj. C. No. {" for the <. W. corner Of claim; thence \. 70 00" F.. along The western line Of claim 22.7232 chains to the place Or point Of beginning; containing 20.56 acres; said claim being bounded on the south by the McCAnn" |" claim. on The north by the |" Old Guard g: on the west by th.- ''Owl's Last HoOt " claim and the "Owl's Nest " claim, being designated as lot No. 90 on the plat filed in the R. gIster's office, Florence, Arizona.
 The original notice Of location Of this claim is recorded in the Recorders office of Pima County, Arizona, in Book C. pages 20 and 22l, Record ot Mi ies, AprtI| 6, 1879, and k described in sad location notice as being about miles east Of the San Pedro river and about miles west uI the 1 ragOon Mountains.
 Any and all persons claiming ad versely the whole or any portion Of said !" Lucky Cuss claim or surface ground are re- Gulred to file their adverse claims with The Register of The Land Office at Flor ence, Arizona, dur ing the 50 day period of publication hereof or they will be barr ed by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
 C. M. k. PAULISON,
 4s-lSt eg!ster,
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Mining York Notice.

NOTICE TO JOHN FOLEY, DFC'i |, 4this heirs, assigns and legal representa- t"'S. Take notice that ], the undersigned. cODwuer wiih said John Foley, dsc'd, iu the Hopeful mIne. in Arivac3 District, Pifnn County, AnzOna. located Sepfem Der Sj' 1878, have done the assessment work on >"ld claim for the year ending June 6. la1J; ihnt the sum Of $50 IS q C me from satd John Foley, dec'd, or the owners of said John Foley, dec'd, interest Tn said elhim, "s his proportion of said assess ment work: and that unless said sum of SJ1 iS paid me on or before the eNpirR. ion or lsO days from inc date Of this notice l snail claim a forfeiture to me Of said de- ceR>ed's interest in said claim. by virtue Of section 2S23 of The Revised Statutes of f.e United States. B A. HARAZTHY.
 Dated Tucson, October 10, 1879. 52-lSt
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FLnRFNC

LAND OFFICE AT FL6RFNCE,
 Sepiem bcr l7, 1879. NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN THAT 1N the following named set Ter mas filed notice of his intention 10 make final prO, In support or his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from ihehate Of this notice, viz: JOHN BRACKETT ALLEN, or Pima County, Territory Of Atizona, ore empiion decl ratory statement No. S95, for fractional lot Of section :, and Fractional lois l. 2 and Of section number lS, bring the $. w. l4 of <. w 1& uf said ssciion :, and the W. lz ofN. W. 1< and x '" A of x. w. 14 of section IS, township n south, of range II east, and names the fol lowing us his witnesses. viz
 JOHN S. WOOD.
 F. II. GOODWIN,
 JESUS BANDURAGA, All Of Tucson, Pims. County. Arizona.
 C. N. k. PAULISON, Ss5t Register
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 October :, 1879.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the following named settler has filed notice of hls intention % make hnal proof Tn support of his claim, ant secure finai days from the date Of this notice, viz. Alexander Levin, Pre- empiion Declara- tory Statement No. 6l7, f,r the <. Is, s. r.. l4 and <. F.. lf S. W. lt sec l3 and N. F.. l \. K. 14 Sec. 24, township l3 S range lS F. , and names The following as his witnesses tO prove his claim. Alejandn MOllno, Of Tucson, Pima County, and AnAsIasio Mo- limo, also Of Tucson. Plm County.
 C. NJ. K. PAULTSON.
 5e5t Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, August a IS-s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tg,- " the Tom Dstone Gold and Silver M. and Mining Com pany, cOrpOration a. eanIZed under the laws of the Territo-r., ATlzona, having their office and prin,i,.i place of business in the town Of Tuc.o- Pima County, Arizona, has this day nass application for patent to the
 TOUCH NUT MINING CLAIM situated in the Tom bStOne Mining n, trici. in The County Of Pima, Terrltnrv of ATiZOua, being bounded and dascribad s. follows. tO wit: Beginning at the nOr,5. east corner Of said claim. at post e., long, 4xI inches square, planted feel h the ground and in d monument Of stone, and marked thereon "T. \. MIG. Yo l"; thence running $. ISo 0S'' E. 2 -El chains along the east side Of the claima aBi west side Ol NiZina" and GOlden0ugrr claims, To post feet long 4x4 ucbs, square in "A monument of stones. marked thereon T. N. NJ. C. No. 2" for the south. east corner; thence running south 4l- 5g' w. 9-U9 chaInS along the south end line of the " Tough Nut" and north end inc o' Tough Nut Extension " to post leet long ix4 inches square planted fee la the ground and in a monument Of stones marked thereon "T \. NJ. c. No S,r lo- the southwest corner; thence running N 4So s w. along the west line Of "Touga Nut " and east line Of "SurveyOr," ," sln- tervencr" and Defence" claims &-G chains to n post , feet long 4xi inches square. planted feel in the ground and la a monument of stones, marked there'n |" N C. M No. l." for The x. w. cor q of claim; thence N. flo 52'' F.. along nOr.s end line of [" Tough Nut" and south cpd line Of Survey location g 09 chains To place or point Of beginning; coDtaiH1g 20 66 acres.
 Said mining claim being descHbeG ia the original location notice, nled and re- corded April g, 1878, in Book c, Records Ot Mines, PImH County, page 2l7. as being situated about l14 miles nOrtheaslerly from ihe Lucky usS " mine in he n0r- end Of Tombstone hills, RbOut $ mi- west of the DrRgOon Mountains and abOG s m les east of the san Pedro River.
 Any and all persons claiming adverse lv the whole or any portion of said Tough Nui claim or surface grot. nd are required iO file their adverse claims with the Reg Ister of the Land Office at Florence, Au. zOua, during the 80 days period Of pubIi- cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 C. NJ. K. PAULJSON,
 4S Register.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Notice to Creditcrs-Estate of J.
 W. Hopkins, Deceased.

NC-ICE Is hereby given by the unde Q N signed, Administrator Of the above named estate, to the creditors oi, and all persons having claims against said de- ceased, t0 eNhi ibii the same with the nee e>Sarv vouchers. within four months from Inc first publication of this notice, io the undersigned, At his office in TncSnn, Pima county, A. T. JAMES IT. POOLE.
 Administrator, J. E Woon. Prob'te Judge.
 Septe M Der T. Is7o.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

BY specials 10 THE CITIZEN yester- day and to.da, we notice hat Silver King stock is gradually rising. The recent strike in the new shaft is having it's effect
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Mining Work Eotlce.

TI'O T. McCARTY AND ALL OInlI,lng \ interested in those certain IEy- claims known as The Rosie Blade Hnv ann press situated in the Tom hsione MS District Pima county, Arizona .4.,.s This IS tO notify you that ln acs . oS Maj with provisions of the mining Ael I.,s-rf. To. 1872. that in compliance wHn ,,55s o1 mentS or sai act, work has Ore ,,ii,.E 1s.i. said mining rlatms for one year n.Dt,1ed ending July SI, 1879, by the underss'ssss7' unH,i. ss7' Now, therefore, If within hlu,' ',oflrg. from The first publication oi th.s sv yolf v do mol come forward anu p,sa .sd proper proportion Of tEe c0Si ol s,rf,i. work. The und rSigned will cidi'Ut Ut,ts-ss ure of ali yOur rights, title aTd n.nl15 cI.irn m %nu '' ' w MURPh'
 F.B. KNOX
 TUCSON. August 8, 1879. s.rls
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

TIE Sentinel favOrs the reappoint- ment of Judge French. We believe the Arizona press is now solid for the Judge,
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO HE N administrator Of the estate Of C. fln. lev, deceased, and To al whom lt ma! concern. that the assessment work on lu' following mining claims has been dons by J. D. Andrews, he undersigned: AJaA mine. lpcafed May 10. 1878, situated ln AT.vacH District for tbe year ending NM 10. 1879; Chico mine, located May ~, o,, situated in Patagonia mountains, TOT .1e year endin- May 2I, 1879; CuSmopol ,'a. mine, located May 25, 1878, SiiuHir1 :. Patagonia mouB iains, for the year rhult . May 9. 1879. This is 10 notify you anu ..t .,, Interested parties that, in compliance WIZ provisions of the mining act or May I' lS7 l. thai in compliance with reqnirrIDss.,ii of said acf work has been dGne oh 'i.- mining claims or one year last past ss ,,t, u, scrIred above by the undersigned N,ss therefore, tf within ninety days rom so, hrSI publ cation of this notice you ~" .,a- come forward and pay yoCr prope' P., portion of the cost Of said work Ihe uu-. Ilr. signed will claim forfeiture oi aI' !.-r rights. fItIe and interest in and TO es. e.. portion Of said mining claims. Ins a said claiun were located by E. J' '"s J. D. Andrews and c. Finley; ey;,rrs
 J. D ANDREHS'
 aJgl i4-lS
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

Do $. s. $! 5. '.....: x $: ': .. 64z21W &3Y thlng required S. use with over 1000 Illustrations. Ss,i4 i4lHti cents for it. tStampS will do We sell sH.- ne al wholesale prices in quantities to suit tbsS-.a chaser. The only institution in Americs g-f' g-f' make this their special business Addrssa H-9 MONTGOMERY WARD x CO
 229 & 229 Wabash Ave, ChIcs-o m.
The New York herald., 1879-10-22
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AAATlNEE ArR1vE TMis,wEpNEspAM AFTkkNoox AZ.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK at O'CLOCK.
EXTRACT FROM BROOKLYN EAGLE. OCTOBER 81.
:, H.AvERLY's sRosoakLyS THEATRE.
s to Ssss S%'is IN .i spite
s,saS.nss probably yiS ia'nisHsS s'ssa lie most
eomS"sd divide the nsrsss felt fGa'i nsxs Mr.
sn Mighty % pSrse pssr ana and d. their admirable comedy
appearance of Miss another theatre In spite
% could nss Ss sS% ad
ap s os s wax vacant The
fed he genial esmsdia and his earnss eonsor
able degree The sIos, tho national char.
fis' r hit of The pri%sp snsS ps..oaass wss asD
qns o. becomes of q yps by @ ss,
object in Wow than the accunnia OF such money rs
Hon. Bardws sisc Is good natarsd noodle who
play as dodo" fossilisod so far as
Vain haluiin good natured almost imSecii,ty ys;
ssa % s sxSSos Of h
jobbery and pietares9usy lldeoas as
his appetite for pe and one rests assured that Con
s on had So
fal and 50 isks fell , re
the aggregate 81 the village store before he graduated as
and followed him through Congress lynx eye open
TO detect his peenartes i Is one Of the exraordnsry
perfectly consistent portratnre OF an individual it
enbodies all the salient features lO1 class. ana
stands for tyne which nobody in tho audience
recognize The admirable temper OF the satire 10
what has given IL vitality In spite of his Unsuitable appe
te forjobbery spite of his sonc vanity and his dense
and stupidity nobody wishes the old ill.,
On the sincerely hopes that his motion be-
In favor OF her marrying him will carried by large
majority. HIS mbecilo wit, which takes the form OF
intazng all tho pointed words in phrase most dex
terousy Ok introduce exceedingly
he is ig-perfcctly independent gentleman and such
sailios of humor keep the audience IL constant state
OF merriment Indeed his Bardwell Sote
Fortunate communities know from experience among
Not less pointed Is the satire OF Mrs. GilAory
The mighty Dollars' mighty influence Is here shown
with effect equally ludcrous and Mrs. Florences
conception and execution of the perfect
those OF her husband What Mrs Gilhory sprang from
are left to imagine. The patriotic General g.
defnnct. would have loft his wdowa typical Amori
vugarian thoroughly and bunderin hearted.
but utterly without culturethe fortune with which she
her craving for distinction Roveng wealth.
tins pHrvenu does Europe, and interarls her Ord
conversation with fragments OF French which
has picked up abroad A generous entertainer. und
only too ready help everybody OF trouble s
much sought after feminine influence at the capital Her
efforts bo distinguo convuising She dscourses
wildly about what she in Europe
between tho aspiring and tho equally unculti
waited member of Congress- wherein both display their
ignorance the audience without discovering
the other is ludicrous in tho and
without the capacity TOR tho bearing
of the she plays leads the disastrous
complications Thanks to the genius OF her milner and
Mrs Florences exquisite taste In dress Mrs Ghory keeps
few Of French prove superior
cultivation.
STH AVENUE THEATRE. LIE PETIT FAUST.
IIesse zee m
The New York herald., 1879-10-22
LIE PETIT FAUST.
LIE PETIT FAUST.

Mile. PAOLA MARIE nast timo) Marguerite
Mile. ANGEL LIE Qast time. .Mephisto
The New York herald., 1879-10-22

LA GRANDE DUcHEssE.. 49,. MILE. PAoLA MARIE
AN DA MLLE ANGELE
and NJ. CAPoUL thrst appearauce).. FRITZ
The New York herald., 1879-10-22

ONLY BENEFIT OF MILE. PA0LA MARIE.
Also Friday and Saturday Evgs and Saturday Matinee
REVIVAL AND ONLY PERFORMANCE OF
LA GRANDE DUCHESSE
The New York herald., 1879-10-22
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Prominent among tho alterations and improvements 70
Gently Mr. Wuack would call attention TO the
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