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Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
Eastern Capitalists.

The party composed principally of capitalists from he above named city arrived in town sst evening at about Il o'clock from the end of the rail road, to which point they had been conveyed by special car, which they will retain in tleir travels while on the Coast and return East. The party consists of Hamilton DIsston, John L. Hill, ". H. Wright, W. E. Littleton, R. c. Tittermary ". G. Huey, all of Philadelphia, and Messrs. Frank X Cicott and W 4. Williams, of San Francisco. Mr. Cicott is the coInsr oi the United States Mint of Sen Fran CISCO, in the dischlrge of the duties oi which department he ranks among the sblest in the service of the Gov ernmsnt.
 Our Philadelphia visitors are the principal owners iR the Girard and Orion mines in the Gro Blanco Dis trict, whither they will proceed to morrow morning by private convey ance, and after an examination of th' mines will proceed to Charleston, hay ing made arrangements for an extr; stage to meet them at the Contention mine.
 The party propose 10 visit Yosemite Valley, aud on their way East will eX amins the mines of Virginia City, Ne vada, and Leadville, Colorado. | It is very encouraging to note tn evidence which this party gives of tn confidence felt by Eastern capitalist | in the richness and perInanency o' Arizona mines. They have alread. en route from Casa Grande a larC amount of finc machinery, purchased 1 in San Francisco, for their mines il Tombstone, the freight from the sts tion above mentioned to the mine amounting 10 over $500.
 | The party visited San Xavier thi afternoon and examined the old mi! sion and church, the ruins of whic
 arc not without interest 10 tourists.
 They have expressed themselves 2 highly pleased with the salubrity C the climate. the energy and enterpri'
 of our people and the vast miners resources of the Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

NIT. Wm. s. Edwards, who arrived in town on Saturday evening from the Harshaw and Washington mining dis tr,cts, has kindly furnished us with the following items of interest from those sections:
 At the Hermosa mine there are al present employed about 100 men, who are rapidly completing the grading and other work necessary for the placing of the machinery of the new mill, which it is calculated will be done 1T about thirty days, as majority or ta' machinery is on the ground. The mil when completed will be run on or' from the Harshaw mine. It IS intend ed 10 start with twenty stamps, al though the crushing capacity of thu mill is double that number. The con tract price of the same IS $l35,WO and when finished will be one of tn finest in the Territory. This camp i rapidly advancing in prosperity Tn
 payroll now averages about $2OCO week, there being fully 600 men Il
 the place.
 In the Washington District the Er ' trrprise mine, better known as tn
 Patagonia or Mowry, will be starte up in short time by Arizona and Ca ifornia capitalists. The Redoubtabl [ mine has recently struck some yer fine ore. The Fl Campo has also lat ly been extractind ore of high grade ? The Holland mine has twenty me
 at work. The company have als
 awarded contracts for the necessar
 furnaces to smelt this ore; also, coI
 troct for a large amount of charcoal.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
High Pressure or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES com pounded when advisable.
 STEAM BoILERs-PRrticular attention given to the quality of the material and workmanship, and none but nrst-clsss work produced.
 WAFER PIPE, of boiler or sheet iron, of any size m sde In suitable lengths for con- necttng together, or she eets rolled, punched and packed for shipment, ready 10 oe riV- ited on the ground.
 HYDRAULIC RIvETISG-Bnilerw wOrk ana wafer pipe made by thts establishment rIvited by hydraulic riviting machinery, that quality of work being far superior to hand work.
 PrMrs-For mining. ofany capacity and of any style. Our style Of direct acting. compound engines, with double line of pumps, are particularly recommended We refer tO those now in use, not one haV- ing ever been broken down. DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for under ground work irrigation or city waterworks purposes buiIs with the celebrated Davey valve motion, superior to any other. MINING MACHINERY-QuartZ mills, pans, boilers. hoisting machinery, sink ing holsting engines or other machinery required.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
Globe Distroct.
From the Silver Belt of February

From the Silver Belt of February 18th:
 Work has been resumed on the In dependence.
 B. Weisl & Co, shipped on the 27th one bar of bullion from the $. w. Al ice. $1456,41.
 The Irene shaft is one hundred and thirty feet deep, with two hun dred tons of milling ore on the dump.
 The Townsend gold mine will short " erect mill.
 The Silver Queen NJ. O.. have com menced work on the Silver Queen.
 The Silver Mountain mine, sdjOin- ing the Irene, is showing tiattering prospects.
 ". s. NJ. Wright, President of the McMillen s. NJ. Co, has gone to New York, taking 66,0O0 shares of Stone wall Jackson mining stock with a view of putting it on the market
 The lots donated to the NJ. E. church on the 27th were accepted, surveyed and 8 site for the church located there on. The name of the church is to be Saint Paurs NJ. E. Church of Globe, Arizona.
 A larger acreage of wheat and bar ley has been sown this year in Salt River valley than in year previous. Sowing will cease about the 10th of next month. The unusual fall of snow and rain has been propitiOus to the farming interest everywhere in the Territory.
 Only . part of the annuity goods due at San Carlos in September have arrived there. The delay in receiving blankets has caused much suffering among the Indians of the agency winter is now in the lap of spring and the quo stion presents itself what is tC be done with the blankets, are they tC issued or held to an inclemInt season [
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
Eastern cuO,tai n Western Mines.

NEW YORK, February 23.-An arti cle in the Tribune today says S2o,0OO,. 900 would be very low estimate ol the amount of Eastern capital invested in Western mining enterprises during the past year. The Fifth Avenue Ho tel is the mining rendezvous of thi: city. and it is safe to say that one-thlrc of the men who throng the main cor ridor from : 80 to 10 D. m. have mlne' to sell. As you saunter through tn, crowd the words mine,' ore, " shaft" and dividend are heard ol all sides.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
BARNETT, BLOCK & co.
 FORWARDING
Com mission Merchants, Maricopa, Maricopa Wells
 and Casa Grande.

Take pleasure Tn announcing to the public that theS have opened Rt Marico- pa, MRricoua Wells and Casa GrRnde hOuses for the transaction of n general forwarding ard commission business and will always kAep on hand a complete as sortment of Merchandise. which they will offer at the lowest market prices, having shipped theIr goods direct from New York.
 Also. will forward all goods consigned to them with The greatest prUmptneSs.
 Freight will be carefully stored when awaiting shipment and no charges nh'e for handling the same. Requests to have goods forwarded by special teams will be invaIi ably complied with. They are also prepared to contract TO! the delive v of all classes Of freight 10 allS point In the Territory.
 Spec,Rl attention given 10 the forward ing Of machinery. Blacksmithing and yheeIwrighting done 10 order. REFERENCES: Lord H Williams, l.. Zeckendorf K O.. IZeckendorf & St0eb, l.. NJ. Jacobs X Co.
 J. GoIdwater & Bro, c. P. Head & Co. Prescott ,,,, J. CollingwoOd & Co.,, M. Calisher, FIor ence ,, E. Cohn, Los Angeles. Neyersiein & Co.,, Livingstone & Co san Francisco. ,,, dorf < Co, B Thomas st., New York
 ae-Mark all goods and address all com municRtlons 10
 ! BARNETT, BLOCK $ co
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
The UNITED STATES MINING
 Investment Company e1 Broadway, New York City.
THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN FOSMEI Il for Buying Good Mines,

TNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN FORMED Il for Buying Good Mines,
 OFFICERS.
 President, Edward Bates Dorsey. Secretary, 8. A. Wheel wright.
 Treasurer, H. B. Laidiaw.
 Counsel, Coudert Bros. DIRECTORS. Edward Bates Dorsey, Mining Engineer. l. c; BaococH, Treasurer Adams Express Wm. H. Guion, Of Williams GuIon 8 $. Line.
 Wm. Pitt Shearman, late Receiver and
 Treasurer Erie K. R. Chas. Nj. Fry, President National Bank Of
 New York Jonathan 0dell, Banker. D. $. Appleton, Of D. Appleton & Co.,,
 Publishers. Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., Lawyer. Arthur B. Graves, Presideat St. NIcholas
 National Bank. James r. Robinson. Consulting Engineer, New York George W. Warren, N. Y. Life Insurance
 Company, Boston, Mass. c. A; Whittier, or Lee, HIgginson Co.,, James D. Fish, Preeldent Marine National Bank.
 H. Havemeyer. of Havemeyer. Eastwick
 & Co.,, Refiners. A. r. wilImarth, Vice President Home m Fire InSura nee Company. Wm. NJ. Jenkins, Jr., Of Win. s. Eich ols & Co.,, Bankers. Geo. B. West, Commission Merchant. Thomas Manning. Broker. ' Henry W. Ford, President National Bank Republic. | Edward A. Flint, Consulting Engineer ! Boston, Mass A. Poster Higgins, U. 5. Bloyd's Marine | Insurance. Chas. l.. Perkins, Of Perkins & ChOate Bankers. { L. B. Greenleaf, Of Tower. Giddings 6 Co. | Bankers, Boston, Mass. | J. Baker, Vice President St. Louis ana san Francisco R. R., St, Lotus, Mo. Arthur Sewall, President Bath Nationa | Bank, Bath, Maine. ! Benjamin G. Arnold, Of B. c. Arnold S l Co.
 Henry N. Tsber, Of c. c. & H. M. Taber. Charles c. Parker, Of Gay & Parker, Bos ton. Mass. Parties having good mines for sale vii !. please com mt unicaie direct with me, anG l send full particulars.
 EDWARD BATES DORSEY | President.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
ARIKAcA'S REALH.
Developments oH tie Warsaw and Alaska MInes-Eew DIscoVeres-RIch Find n the 0i6 cerro Colorado Mine.

Every day brings more convincing proof to the front that Arizona is t0 become the leading silver field of the United States, only requiring the in vestment of the necessary capital to prove the fact. The wonderful devel- opments made in the Tombstone hills are fast attracting Eastern capital from investment in the almost inaccessible bonanza camps of Colorado to our more favored Territory, and the dis tricts lying to the south and west of Tombstone, along the Sonora line, are now beginning 10 receive the attention they so justly merit.
 A reporter of TuE CITIZEN had the good fortune this morning to meet Prof. C. Fl. Sweetman, who has just come in from Arivaca. For some time past he has been visiting and closely inspecting the various camps from the DragoOn Mountains to the Papago District. having been for the past two months in the camps of ATi- vaca, with which he expresses himself much pleased, and is confident that the | district will in short time take front rank. The extent of the district is well known, and developments carried on under direction of Messrs. Kirkpat- rick, Fair Brothers, McCatferty and others go to prove the superior free milling quality of the ore.
 From Mir Sweetman we learn that Kirk patrick is down considerably over 100 feet on the Warsaw, from which, as well as the Alaska the best of ore Is being brought 10 surface.
 On the McCafierty property, three miles below the town the shaft Is down l03 feet and the tunnel driven in fifty feet. The ore is high grade and the vein three feet in width.
 About nine miles north of town new discoveries are reported of high grade ore in group of mines consisting Of the Chattacup, Seguro, Chasaca, Mo doc, Ibex, Rhode Island and Indian iapolis, the properties of Messrs. Ihos.
 Britton, Wm. Spiva and Charles Bury
 On the Chattacup the cropping showed a 15inch vein, winch has constantly increased in width, until at depth of twenty-two feet it has a breadth oi
 four feet. Average assays made from cuttings through the vein give S232 in silver
 The Modoc, with a two-fOot vein
 widening below gave assays Of Sl6C
 in silver and S30 gold.
 On the Ibex shaft has been sunk
 to a depth of sixty feet, following th' P vein from the surface, the vein being b from two to three feet in width ant giving average assays of $l3O. 1 On the other mines in this group ou - little work has been done, but all have ! excellent indications. The veins arr SS small but well defined, and all bearln!
 black sulphurets and chlorides- Among other mines Tn this distrlc that are s owing finely are the Ala e No. 1, Ajax No. ?, the Tip Top ant P Tennessee, assays from the latter gl' ing s35O.
 ' A bonanza has heen found by th Fair Brothers in an old shaft on th
 abandoned Cerro Colorado mine. Tn | shaft was about seventy feet deep, an
 on cleaning out the bottom few Tee
 ore was uncovered some of which zoe
 from s to S4 70 the pound.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

this Territory; when the diamond will become as common as brass IS nov, and turquoise, on account of it's rarity, will be in demand and will command a high price.
 The railroad has not become monot- Onous; in fact, it will be some time before the old citizens of Santa Fe become used to the whistle and bell but it will not be long before we can speak of "going down to the depot as if we had been used to il all our lives.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

The large force of 1en on the grade for the mill-site are rapidly getting the same ready for the mill. Every thing wears the appearance of activity in this camp. Bull teams are arriving daily with the machinery for the twentY-stamp min, most of which is now on the ground. No finer mill has ever come into the Territory than this. The camp is on the boom now and most any price is offered for lots in the town. Stores and other buildings are going up everywhere. This camp will present an appearance that perhaps no mining camp in Arizona has Buildings of cut stone fronts, or with door and window csppings of stone are something unusual in a mining camp. Here we have several of such description.
 Mir. D. P Rae is putting up build ing which will be 23x35, with shingled roof
 Mir. Waite's cut stone front building is going ahead, and in a very short time will be completed. The building will be an ornament to the camp.
 The Allison boys build ing is almost ready for occupation.
 Hardly lot remains now unoccu pied by a building from the old Trench works up 10 the mill site. Consequent upon the employment oi so many men in the camp money IS | quite plenty and business increasing
 WASHINGTON CAMP.
 l It is not perhaps generally known that very large amount of money i'
 beinp invested in the mines of thi:
 famous section of the Patagonia. Dur ing the last ten days not less thar ,, S10O,000 has gone into this camp This future Leadville of Arizona Il gaining prominence in Eastern citie that it's merits justly deserve for 1t The Holland mine is being sunk on and ore from the bottom is richer thai above. This is also true Of the Bel mont, the shaft on which Is bein;
 pushed on down, the depth now reach q ed being 130 feet. and the orc of i'll creasing good quality. It is univer sally the case that wherever work ha been pressed forward on the mines O ' this district the immense lodges hay |. held their width and the ore belo' has increased ID richness.
 A splendid wagon road has bee $ completed to the newly located towr j. site Washington, and the heavie' kind of teaming can now be done owe I this road.
 ; The Fl Campo mine is showing u a fine body of ore at the new sha . being sunk on the south end. Tn |. Redoubtable, Knickerbocker and Ad n are among the prominent mines T this district and are showing finely.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
From Casa Grnn0e.

CASA GRANDE, March They are to rip up the iron on the switches here to. morrow to send out to the front That will bring the railroad a mile or SO nearer Tucson. Those Philadel phia nabobs were here and went tC rbe front this evening Their car i' the same one used by Duke Alexis.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
WILLIAM OSBORN,

\ IIORNEY at Law, Notary Public and ANonveyancer. special assistance given ID obtaining patents for Mining and Ire amPlon claims, and also title to lanu under ihe Desert land and Timber cul llTe laws. Office north side of Congress s.Ieet, IucsOn Arizonn.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

THREE assays were made by Messrs Lockhardt & Huhn, of ore from the Vizina mine, in Tombstone District Ar,zona. with following results, viz SI74.4O. $215 S1 and $l1155, which cor responds with assays that Ben Pearl man had made at the mIne before talk ing a bond on the property.-l lStocE Report of Feb. 20ih.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
PATAGONIA's BOOM.

Busy Times in the CEbonate Camp Machinery for the Hermosa NH on the Ground-Stone Fpnt Buildings in Course of Erection -One Hundred Thousand Dollars PIaced in the Wash ington Camp in the Past Ten Days Miners Busy, Money Free. Business Rushing and Everyb,dy Hsppy.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

THE Sunset mine, Tombstone, IS to be surveyed for patent. J. H. Slrie- denger, Deputy Surveyor, IS ordered to do the work for the applicants, who are B. Frank Hall, J. K. P. Hall and Asa NJ. Say.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

TWENTY mining dividends were paid m January, of which $378,9OO va; nominally disbursed at San Francisco and $494, 400 at New York. Yet w' are told that New York will never bt A mining cenlsy-IS. E. Bulle,in-
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

maturer years-euch as JOSE or HIttIOIF'
 lassitude, nocturnal emission, aversion to
 society. dimpeas Of vision, noises In the heRd the vital fluid passing unooserVeo in fhe urine. and many other diseases that lend fo insanity and death. DIR. MINrIE will agree tN forfeit Flve Hundred Dollars for case or ms Klho The ytsaI Res1orntIve under his spe- cIaI advice and treatment) will not cure, or for anything Impure or injurious iound | in u. pr. Mlntie treats all Private DiS eases successfully without mercury Con sultaiiOn FREE. Thorough examination and dvice Including analysis of urine,
 s5. Price of vital RestOratiVe.S S3 boz | tie, or toar times the quantity. SlO; sent 70 | any address upon receipt of price. or V. ~. ID. sanii TO fr..-sa observation. ana ln prlNa.o ! name, IT desired, by A F. MIST1E. VI. | D, II Kesrny street, San Francisco, Call | fOruiA.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
|. D. ANDERSON. JOSEPH EEUGASs
 NEUGASS & ANDERSON,

\ tTT0RNEYS AT LAW. All business A inirustej 70 Us viii be prom pity at- tended t0. Especial attention paid to con ,eyancing and collections. Office on Meyers street, near Pennington.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
RiNOE GUERRERO. M. D.,

DHySICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE | Camp street, near Palace Hotel. Resi- cence south corner CommissaTy Block, Stone avenue. Office hours from II a. m. l0 I' m. and from to , D. m- nov24-uly English, spanish and French spoken.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

From H. B. Jinks, who arrived Tn town last evening from Arivaca, we learn that the Arivsca 20 stamp mill Is expected to start up today on ore from q mine located across the line Tn 80 nora.
 The Deary and Barkley 10 stamp mil is about completed, the work be inr pushed ahead very rapidly.
 Jenks and Armstrong are sinking or their Unlon mine large double-com ment shaft, which will b. thelr malI working shaft. l..
 Work throughout the district IS be ing prosecuted with the utmost vigor attended with flstrerinC prospects.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
Concentrations.

! MARIcoPA, February 28.-The fourth shipment on February account "i thirteen thousand pounds of Silver King concentrations was forwarded to
 San Francisco today. Total amount for the month being 52,7OO pounds.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
MI. {. SCOTT. LR.

AGENT. HOME MUTUAL INSUR- Il snce Company, of California, Fire, ec and NeU York Life Insurance Com IaIy, of New York. Imperial London, Fire. etc. Northern Of London. and 91een oi Liverpool, lFiIe, etc.) Ofhce In Pima County BanE.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

MR. JOHN PANTLISD, correspond ent for several newspapers passed through Tucson on his way 10 the various mining camps.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

Formerly of V. E. Howard & SOns0
 TT0PNFY and Counselor Rt l aw \ Turspn. Arizona. Special attention e-Fa1 10 Mexican and American land and s..,s5,g,ifies. aulI-d&wtf
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

Among the new prospects n the AT
 ivaca country we notice the Mac Hollz claim, owned by McHoltz, Clark x
 Murphy. It carries a strong fivefoot ledce and at a depth of l2 feet has ve1n of mineral a foot in width, which will average $50 to S60 in gold and silver. The same parties also own
 the Great Republic, which is new name for an old mine. This IS one oi the claims worked in years gone Dy' and long since abandoned, but the deep workings and good character m dicate it to have been a valuable clam Ii is located about two miles ana a half from thecRio Santa Cruz and three miles from Benedict's ranch. We shall expect more from the Great Ike public soon. UEo' U-AhA
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
SOION M. ALLIS.

\. DEPUTY Mineral Surveyor and V. Civil Engineer, Tucson, Arizona. 88.lee corner Congress Street and Churcn tla-a with E. ?. Thurmond. Is prepared ~ GO any work in his line with prom pi- le>s and dispatch. Making TopOgrap phl- .~l Maps and sectional drawing Of mines asuecialix.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
vS. EDWARDS,

T,TVU Engineer and Surveyor, United | S,a.es Deputy Niners surveyor, rue s5n. Arizona. special attention given 10 lgra'i0us un Ter the Desert Land Act ana obtaining D8'egrs 70 mining property
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06

DR. MiRTIe'S KIDNEY REMEDY, HEPHRtIi- GUN, cures all kinds Of Kidney and Blad- der ComplaInts, GOnorrhOea, Gleet, Leu corrhCaa. For sale by all druggists; Sl bottle; six bottle for s5.
 DR. HIRTTE'S OARDELi0H PiLLSare the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ar d BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale by all druggists
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
CENLIST- rS- HNrEEClCK. H. Q. S.

has permanently located In Tucson for the ,i-ar,iq. Of 'l.trv in all its branch es Ard ra7 5- found at ]. S. Fosburg's rooms. orp1,i,e the POstofhce.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
rrIAPI.ES ACKLEY.

o.--rr FNcINEER and Deputy U. S, 1 N,,,'.rarsl surveyor, Tom bstOne, Ari'
 VI. Orire wi D Wells Spicer.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
For Sale.

4 DWELLING HOUSE, ,onsainine SiTT AIsS SIX xA ~ ST fnren feet square and large hal wiIb TI a good well of water on the prem n. ises Title good. For further particular innn,re of $. H. Drachmsp, Main s'fee' Tucson. ,,a.
 Tuceos. March 1, lsSn.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
Tie Great English Remedy
A NEVER

ITS A NEVER | Failing Cure for INPrvous Debility. , Exhausted Vital lliy. Seminal Weak hess, SpermaiOrr-
 hRa, Lost Man
 hood. Impoteney, Paralysis, and all ,the terrible effects iof Self-Abuse and lyouihful fOllies s iapl eXceSReg in
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
ENGINES AND BOILERS.

BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY 6 in all it's branches. Stean boat, steam
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
OATES &CORELLA,

| ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS Il ai Law. Law ofiice-One door ahnVe t,. ,lg' Drug Store. on Congress street, TUG o1' Arzona. Besides B general law pTAc i iia.g' attention will be given 10 mining .,,--S5s'lon, The psrchase and sale Of mines ,'., gu inning claims and the perfection oi '- Sie> To Mexican land grants. Attention WI. also be given 10 leasing. selling and t-Icnsslug Of real estate and the examln ng0ftiiIes
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
A.zABRIsKIE. B. h. hEKEfohD'
 uy9EFORD 6 ZABRISKIE,
L HILL HOMRD.

Tr0RNFYS and COunselors at Law
 ! -N1.a-v Pubilr. once nn Meyers st., --I,.1.,ra A Palace Hotel. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
Assay Office and Laboratory

-Conducted by w. IT. RIG K A. R D, Fellow of the Chemical Society, London Formerly MITCHELL q RICKARD'
 London, and
 RICHARD & wIEGAND, Gold Hill'
 Nevada. Analytical Chemist and AssayeF O. OoP' per and the Precious Metals By Special Authority of the Chilean Government. potantee of the RicKard Furnace. Agen forthe Hunt, Douglas X stewart hIA- iviation Process for the reduction
 Of Copper and Silver Ores. p,,,s of anparatus and instruction in th
 process Of Lixivistlon. Seale of fees same as in san Francisco Instruction in Assaylng and Analysis oa5cs next door to Custom House, Tucson, Arizona.