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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Tho Killing Of Marco

The Globe City papers come Co us with detailed accounts of the shooting of Bojenck Marco, at Ramboz Camp, four miles from Globe, by ". A. Holmes, on the 2Sth ult.. a con- densed account of which appeared in our telegaphic columns. Mr. Holmes Is one of the best-kuovp of our Fio- neer prospectors, and was one of the first to look favorably upon Globe District. In that section, where he has resided for some years, he has a reputation for quiet and gouilomanly department rarely attained bY active men, and his heretofore unquesjiouei integrity leads Us to believe his state ment that he did the shooting in self defense and after unbeatable provoca- ton. The victim, while generally we'll thought of among his acquaint- ances, seems to have been a man of uncomfortable passions'and persistent obstinacy, and there seems little doubt that Mir. Holmes will be acquitted by the authorities.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
FROM BOWIE.
Lieutenant Mills Safoty-Republi- cans Will Carry Bowie.
FoRr Bow1E, Oct. 3. 1880.


 EDITOR CITIZEN: Again Bowie is to the Front in rich bonanZas. An important strike was made lately about twelve miles east from here. Several rich gold lodges were discoy- cred, and those interested imagine they have millions.
 Couriers arrived last night from Gen. Cars command, who was then on the Ganos river, bringing the news that Lieut.. s. c. Mills, with his company of Indian scouts and a de- tachment of soldiers, left the main command with three days rations, but at the end of SIX days they had not returned. It was feared something mad happeI them.
 Lieut.. Sands, son of Admiral Sands of the navy, reported for duty last Monday. He succeeds the gal lant Toney as Second Lieutenant of Company C.
 In politics the people of this vicin- ity will vote the scratch ticket" i. e., Stewart (always) for Congress, and Dos Cabesas will go the same way.
 Our post has had quiet spell of late, occassiOned by the presence of our efficient Deputy Sheriff, MT. II G. Garcia. IPAN.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Yuma County.
From the Sentinel.

Hon. Granville IT. Oury arrived here Thursday evening, and was met at the depot by a large number of citizens.
 Sunday morning a special steamer left for Norton's Landing, with ninety tons of freight for the Red Cloud Gold and Silver Mining Company. The freight consists of the new smelling machinery and coke for the company.
 Hon. NJ. W. Stewart Is daily ex- pected 10 visit Yuma We hope that a rousing reception vii be given him by the Republicans and citizens gen erally. His canvass so far has been brilliant and effective. and we pre- dict his election by handsome ma jority.
 Judge Alexander and family have returned from their summer pasear with renewed health. They all agree that Yuma has it's charms, and in no place that they have visited have they met with as perfect weather as here.
 A telegraph line from Yuma to Sil- yer District via Castle Dome is in contemplation.
 To- morrow morning special steamer leaves for Norton's Landing, with ninety tons of freight for the Red Cloud Gold and Silver Mining Company. The freight consists of the new smelling machinery and coke for the company.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
ADeserred Trihnte-

The only allegation which the Dem- ocrats are making against R. H Paul, the Republican candidate for Shenf, is that he |" is not well enough known" By this silly objection they hope to stem the popular opinion that MT. Paul is the fittes: man who can be found for the position. He is not a wealthy man. and does not make acqualntauces over saloon bars, or buy mems votes for the drinks all around" This may be a serious fault in the eyes of some of the members of the Democratic party, but it will hardly prove so in the judgment of majority of our people on elecuon day. For the office of Sheriff he is peculiarly fitted. As a detective for Wells, Fargo & Co. he has shown in our own Territory that he is to be feared by the criminals and respected by the peace abiding citizens of Pima county, and now we desire to let our people know what he Is thought Of in other communities where he has re- sided. The following, from the Cal averas Chronicle, speaks volumes for OUT candidate:
 R II. Paul, an old Calaverasile. now a resident of Tucson, Arizona, and who for the past four Or five years has been in the employ of Wells. Fargo < Co. as Q special detective, has been nominated for Sheriff by the Republicans of Pima county, Arizona. Up to the time he entered in the em- ploy of Wells, Fargo Go Co. MT Paul resided in this county, and was known throughout it's length and breadth. We are not surprised at the nomination, for 1t is only q recognition of eminent fitness. Coming tO this county in early days, when it required no or dinary nerve to perform the duties of COnservatOr of the peace, Mr. Paul acted in that capacity for years, and was never known Go shrink from duty no matter how dcsperat- the case might be. His character is irreproachable, and his official record ln this county Is faUltless. The peO- pie of Pima county, Arizona. are for tunale 10 have the opportunity of put ting up such man as Bob Paul for the office of Sheriff, and if ,he voters know wha, is 10 their interest. they will elect him. We iu caHulu with hosts of his friends in t.j~ county wish hIm success, not alone for him self, but for the good oi ,he cmmmu- nify in which he resides. The dgS- peradO has vet Co be known who will make Bob hesitate Co bring him to justice He knows no fear. and there isn't a man in the S,E;e better qualified to fill the position tLaG he. DIrng his terms in this county Gu criminal escaped Bob's prompt persuasion. We sincerely hope lc will be elected
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
NEWS FROM GUAYMAs.
Progress of the Atchison, Topeka and santa Fe Railroad-RepOrted Trou- bIe a Myth-Permanen Location of the Railroad, Etc

CITIZEN reporter interviewed Messrs. T. W. Hepburn of Guay- mas, and J. Collingwood, to-day and obtained from them the follow ing items of general information.
 To begin with they informed our reporter that the story of probable trouble with the citizens of Guaymas and the railroad company Las no foun- dation whatever. 1t all grew out of the published statement of young native who desired to air himself in the columns of a new paper which he had started, and because he thought at the time the railroad company was going to lay their track in front of his mothers house. He afterwards found out that the road was not going there at all. The best people never en- dorsed his course and nothing was thought of it there more than would have been of similar tirade in country paper on this side of the line.
 Two shiploads of iron arrived out the day Mr. Hepburn left Guaymas on the 27th ultimo. with enough iron etc, to lay 90 miles of track, which is already graded.
 Mr. Gardner, superintendent of the road, had arrived and was ready to take charge of his department
 The road is now permanently To- cated to point D miles out from Guaymas. The work is all done by contract, and the labor so far has been performed Dy native Mcxicans and Indians
 4 report was put in circulation by the journal above referred to, that the government would collect duty on iron and railroad material shipped Tn for the construction of the road, which proved to be without foundation.
 The health of Americans employed in the survey and engineering depart ment is good, though they complain of excessively warm weather.
 Preliminary surveys will soon be made from Hermosillo north to con meet with the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe road. Mir Collingwood stated that the mining business was looking up m sonora. and that 4O- stamp mill had been shipped for the Menas Prietas Mining Company. which is located near Hermosillo. The financial condition of the coun- " is much improved and the good effect of internal improvements has already been felt. Merchants who have hitherto been compelled to send native coin abroad for payment Of bills, can now buy the draftS of the railroad company, and thus keep their money at home for circulation.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
The County Campaign.

It is reported that at the last Demo cratic State Convention In New Jersey one of the unterrifled patriots rushed wildly to the stand, waiving his arms and yelled: " This is no d-n pray er- meeting" Judging from the way in which the campaign in this county has opened we believe before the next month is out, the serenity and quiet of an assemblage devoted to prayer and thanksgiving will be sadly lack ing. While the Republicans will un- occasionally have their share at least of the excitement, we want right here to tell why. The party issue in the first place was forced upon them by the acton of the Democrats, and when they took up the guage of bat tie it was through ths instrumentality of a convention made up of the lead ing men of the county, upon plat form solid and straightforward and with ticket that commands respect. The Republicans intend to make a stirring, aggressive campaign and have gone ln to win. Big meetings, wigwams, banners and all the parapha- nalia of dress parade may stir up the boys to enthusiasm, but voters are made by close and earnest attention to registration, the preventing of any of the old fraudulent voting and the bringing out the full party strength. The candidates on the present Demo- cratic ticket have all held office one, two and three terms-Oh, where is their third-term cry now-and it has heeu ascertained beyond doubt that the affairs of nearly every office have been managed in way that the pub lie should know If there was ever a vulnerable set of officials it is those of Pima county, and, if we are not much mistaken, before the Republi- cans get through with them in this campaign, the public will think so too If there is anything approaching the prayer-meeting in this fight, it will be the mourners' bench on which these officials will sIt Of course all this will create hard feelings, bitterness, and perhaps the disruption of pleas ant relations, but if unpleasantness comes whose fault is it: The Repub- licans are about and mean business.
 The CITIZEN has so far and will to the end do all it can 10 help the good cause along, but does not intend to fill it's columns with personalities however much such may be bandied about.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Maricopa Co unty.

From me itFdlu.I
 The following is the Republican ticket;
 For the Council-Wm. Isaac, O. II. P Sheets, Phenix.
 For RepOesentatives-M. II, Cal derwood, Agua Fria; J. T. Priest, Tempe; C. A. Luke. Phenix.
 For Sherifr-J. E. Kelly, Phenix. For Recorder-Frank Kirkland, Phenix.
 For County Treasurer-F. A. Shaw. Phenix.
 For District Attorney--C.A. Tweed, Phenix.
 For Probate Judgc-W A. Han cock, Phenix.
 For Supervisors--A A. Decker, Tempe \ Herrick. Phenix.
 For Public Administrator and Cor oner-W. Wilks, PheniX.
 For County SurveyOr-H. R. Pat rick, Phenix.
 The Democratic Club failed 10 meet again last night. This is the second meeting, hand running, that a quorum has failed 10 get to gether.
 Grant Oury, the Democratic nOm- inee for Congress, is expected to ar- rive in Phenix to-day or tomorrow A Grand ratification meeting will bC held on the plaza Monday night.
 Work will commence on the Cath olic Church next Mondsy.
 Almost enough money has beer subscribed 10 build the new brich Methodist Church.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
In tIie Field.

Messrs. Stiles, Drake and Price are out taking in the situation. They have paid their respects to Tombstone, where they were well received. They will visit several other mining camps before they return, and we bespeak for them favorable reception where ever they may go Theo l.. Stiles is our candidate for Probate Judge. He is a lawyer and just such man as we need for that important office. Lyt- tleton Price is the Republican nOm- inee for District Attorney. He is a thorough lawyer well fitted for the office and cannot fail to make favor able impression upon the voters of Pima county. C. R. Drake, our can didale for County Recorder, is so far ahead of his opponent that it is hardly worth while for Us to say anything in his favor. Hts election is fOregone conclusion. They will return via Harshaw and Washington camps, where they will meet with many warm friends We look for a good report from these gentlemen on their return home.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09


 WE learn from Drs. Turner and Holbrook, the physicians in attend ance. that Mir. Heftl IS getting along very well inde,,o The wound in the right arm is not serious, but the bone of the left arm is shattered consider ably. The ball which passed through the fleashy part of the right arm also struck the fifth rib and glanced for ward and was removed from near the right nipple. The other shot entered near the same place but lower down. and came out as reported the day of the sfray-about eight inches from where it entered. MT. Hefsi has good strong constitution, which will great ly assist in healing his wounds.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

WE acknowledge the receipt of a pamphlet written by Agustus Mongre- dieu, Forest Hill, near London. and addressed to the " Westerd Farmers of America. Of course 1t advocates free tarde. IL seems to us that if MT. MongredieR would devote his pen in favor of elevistiqg the farmers of his own country from their present de- p!orable condition be would be doing a better work. The Western Farm CTS of America have no cause Of complaint at present. Indeed, they ssySr w,rs mere prsspsrsus.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Tipped the stage Over.
From ths Globe Silver Bell ]

The incoming stage from Florence met with c serious miShap last We'd nesday, mile and half the other side of Riverside. Coming down a steep grade the brakes refused to work, and the horses started on the run. The coaches are so constructed that the forward wheels can be un- coupled. This the driver did, but the wheels had got of the grade and the coach upset. There were nine pas sengers aboard, all of whom were considerably shaken up. and one bad ly hurt.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
ENGINES ARD BOILERS.
High Frc-sare or Compound

OrnI.knr FxoiNEs comporn5c6 when al- r.-.H.
 Srr1r FOU rUs- Particular attention .sren f1 tne quality ot the material and Ucr.lnall- ship and none hut irttlasa work nrofucrd
 WATER PIPE. of boiler OF shlci srcc. ot any size made in suitable lengths il- colrec.lne together, or sheets rolled, punched ard packed g1r lipmeat, ready Go be rivetei oil Che --ould
 TfraFtC1rc INVITING Boiler worN and ver pipe made by tui7 establishment r,teted '- nv5lGiiC rivetin- machinery, that qualtyo or v.rr,. being rtr superior t0 hand work.
 fUTgs-Fur mining oi any capacity and ot any style Our srvle ct direct -ac,iu- compound rrgiug-. with doubi. line of uUur7. arc pnf- tirsIaI-v rec1mmeuict We refer t) those now iu use, not one having ever h-cu broken down.
 pruLCr-A -AcrfyG ENGINES i1r underground work. irri aiiou o- citv v1tg-Tor.s- pl1po-cs bs.it with the celebrated Daycy Valve motioEs superior Co any other
 NlSISG NACuISEEF- Quartz mills, pans. rliles- h0i-tiug machinery, sinking eoistEg engines. or other machinery required.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

Preliminary Examination of Mir. Eser.
 In the preliminary examination Of the Territory of Arizona against Wm. Eger, charged with assault with in tent to commit murder by shooting one B. Hefti. on October 1st, on Meyers street. the evidence elicited shows clearly that the accused Eger acted in necessary selfdeiense And Justice Neugass, after reviewing the testimony. in his decision says: That it is a settled rule and agreed at this day that no words whatsoever can amount to assault, or justify. an as sault Yet words may sometimes explain and give character 10 phys ical acts. and may so combine with attendant circumstances as 10 make an assault, which, without the words. would not be such. In the ease at bar. Hefti was in the condi- tiop stated; he violently attacked the defendant with bad words and cpl tbets and combined the same with an actual assault, whereas the de- fendant Eger being man of poor physical health. and under the fear and excitement of receiving great bodilv harm from his assailant, he  fired the shots at Hefti The de fendant Eger acted purely under the influence of those fears and in defense of his person, and not in a spirit Of revenge, or has shown malignant heart. Defendant ordered discharged.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Fulton WORKS,
HinckieE Spiers Q Hayes.
ESTABLISHED IN IS55J H0FyS FaEHOgT AND HOWARD SIS OFFICE 20. 213 FREMONT STREET,
 San FraacIses

DFflLE At- 4i1 fnEHylsf ufhEEfs
 San Francisco HOSTING WORKS Nhims for prospecting small miues Portable hOistiuC Engines and Boilers. with Reels suitable for wire or hemp rope ofuew d-sigus, embOdying all the latest improvements
 MINING MACHINERY Hoistine Cages, with safety attachments, Safety Hooks, Ore Care, Ore Buckets, Car Wheels and Axles, eire Ghtr-, with racks and piuions for Orebins, Pumping Machinery, Air COmFressoTs, Air or Water Pipe, Receivers, etc. MILLING MACHINERY. Gold Mills, with pans or CouCcntrators as required, Silver NIlls, either for dry or vet crushing, with roasting and drying fIruuccs, Pans, Settles, etc., a- required. Smelling Furnaces for either I.rad. Copper, Silver or Gold, Willard Roast iu-Furnaccs. especially adapted for gold ores, Retorts, Bullion M0uld=. Ore Feeders, Rock Breakers, etc.
 MISCELLANEOUS MsCHINE RT. Saw Mills, Flour Mills. OiI Veil Machinery, Water Wheels and Castings.
 ENGINES AND BOILERS for any and all pCrp0sc=, adopted Co the economical uss Of iuci
 PRICES MODERATE Amougothers, the following have been built Tombstone Min. For the T0ughnut mine ColaIu " ....-. Lucky Cuss Western VI Co.'S. Contention Mclliiian !" ..--.- Stonewall Jackson
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
All For stewart.

Our special correspondent, from Wilcox writes Us that Sc Hon. NJ W. Stewart, our gallant candidate for Delegate co Congress will go out of his home district with a practically unanimous vote" When a man stands SO we'll at home he cannot help but run well in other localities.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

THERE are 20 patients in St. Mary's Hospital. This is quite reduction from a month ago, when a succession of railroad accidents al one time threatened to tax it's entire capacity. This institution is well conducted We are glad to know that the efforts of the Sisters are being appreciated.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
I'M A Scnrr LIP

\ CENT HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE s1 Company, 0f California, (Nire, etc. and New fork Life Insurance Company, Of New York. Imperial London, Fire, etc) North s-l ot London, and QGeeR of Liverpool, Fire, etg. Office iu Pima County Bank
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
MIIIIANILnSRORN.

4 IIORNEY at law. Notary Publieand Con (1 ErgsIcer. Special assistance given in Obtaining patents for Mining and Preempti0n ,--.ll-, sud also Iirle to land under the Desert and Der culture laws Office north side Oi 't-ET--s street. Tucson Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
C.P.Y. WATSON. M. ID.

DHYsICIAE AND SURGEON, has taken l su office on Meyers street. one block south si Palace Hotel Relieving that "the tree is h-o|u by r- fruit, he Is willing to be judged -5 L1at maxim, and respectfully sOlicits slsIs Ji Inc patronage of the people of Tucson sla sla 'l--liy. Diseases peculiar tO women snd s-ac-el speciality
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
JOSEPH NFIGAss-

\ ITOKNEY AT LAW. All business in- n trusted Co Inc will De promptly attended iy- Especial attention paid to cOnveyancing --d collections Office on Meyers street, near Pennington
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
fl. B. MANSON, C. F.

Y s. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
 I.' for Arizona. Prompt attention given to a. EuCs Ci Surveying and Civil Engineering. Ul utLrs.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

PROF FISHER arrived from Iomb- stone yesterday and will give series of concerts before leaving for Los An gslss.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
WILCOX.

coming freighting Station of East rn Arizona-A Town on Wheels How Hon. NJ. W. Stewart ,s pa
 garded Near Home-Old-T Timers ana Ne"-Comers-Persona Mention. Etc
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
CoEEEsroSDENTs

Deposits received. Funds transferred by mall ,- ta;,-raph Collections made, and returns promptly rendered at current rates or ES- change, end general banking business trans acted.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Fl R TIGHTHIZER.

TTORNEY AND COCNsELLoR-AT- \ LAW. and Notary Pnblc. Office, Camp s-7ss., opposite Palace Hotel, Tucson, A. T.. s-ri-y .sN= speciality.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

Formerly ofV E. Howard < Sens.)
 TTOPNET and Counselor al law, Tucson, \ Arizona. Special attention given to t-yi-sr and American land and mining titles
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
TIEh--hIs- 9' H' n 2. I1- 2 "I
 HEREFORD X ZABRISRIE,
q MILLIONAIRE.

. F7dRNEYS and Counselors st law, No A ta-y Pdblic Office on Meyers st-, oppo- t-55z H0tel, Tucson. Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

2 DEXTER LgTJHD, yL. D. H B LNTHROP, N
 DRs. LTFORD * LATHROP, nHTSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OF I fees CD Congress street, opposite resi- dsuce CI V. c Davis, Esq, Tgcs0n, A. T. r 0 BOT l-g
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Lewis House,
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA. CHARLES q. .LEWIs, Proprietor
Splendid Rooms for the Ac- cOmmodation of Travellers.

The Table Is bountifulIy supplied with the aest he market affords.
 4As Bar-Room is furnished with Billiard 4av!e, and the naeIt of Wines, Liquors ana e.ssIs kept at the Bar. '>'oaage respectfully soolistsd,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
C ". SICHEL. AI. D.

DENTIST. I-,s5r. Arizona. Congress Street, opposite Ssford, Hudson 8 Cos Bank
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
T. D. CHISOS.

NCTARY PUBLIC, CIVIL ENGINEER \ and U S Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Typographical Mapping and Isometrical pros p55live drawing 8 speciality. All business in- fIlstsd t0 me UlL be carefully and promptly performed. Ofice Tucson, A. T.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
BENJAMIN MORGAN,
r. N SMITH.
DuARIEs ACKI.EY-
r H. LUCAS.

OUIL ENGINEER and Deputy U; s. Ai1- as
 --- Vl-a Wells SIicer.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

FTuIE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING ! under the name and style of Hoibrook N helizig, coing business in Pima county, A. T., i- tais day dl-Folved bv mutual consent, Mr C. H. Hoi1Eook having purchased the entire intere-t oi M- II. Heitzig in the concern, and assuming the entire indebtedness of the Arm.
 c. E. HOLBROOks
 TEsIon, oetqssg (, 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

ITORNETS and Cagnselcrs at law, A Qtc5 corner Meyers and Pennington .treets, Tucson. Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

D-rrrrFs OF STEAN MACHINERY IS
 D e. brouches. Steamboat, steamship
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
FITCH. FARLEY < POMROY,

2 B. P0NHCE- 2. FITCH. H. r. FARLEY.
 q. s Dist. Aug. Dist. Atty. Pima Go.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Pima County Bank,

TUCSON, ARIZONA.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

'Atsh'EE q. sruEs. JOSEPH C. PERRY
 STILES X PERRY, attohFEI~ AND C0USsELORs-A AT-I.AW AND
 SOTLRIEs PUBLIC. nttlCES THREE AND FOUR FARLEY V N lHnros' Block. on Pennington streer .tia-l'r iae Cosmopolitan Hotel, Tucson, Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

VI. T }Li.ftU
 MOOR
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
STILES X PERRY,

THEODORE T. srurs JOSEPH C. P,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Dissolution Notlee.

No. ia1 Tirst st., San Fraaeiseo. cal,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

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