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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
A New COntemporary


 The Globe Chronisle springs into the Territorial journalistic rinO With a breezy spirit of assurance that Indicates comfortable terms with the world at large. The name of W. II Glover, proprietor, flies at the masthead of the handsome 2S-column sheet, and it talks for it self in the following quotations from its "Salutatory:"
 The Chronicle says how to ifs readers, wishes them good morning good luck and perpetual prosperity
 We do not enroll onr. selves under the banner of either De mocracy or RepublIcanIsm. slmnlv because We don't want 10. Subscrib. CTS need not fear that independence in this case will mean neutrality. There IS no fence in this locality which we are anxious to climb. Itis nor within the pale of human possibilitv to please everybody, and we haven't signed papers for any such contract but Intend advocating such measures as we believe for the best interests of this section.
 The CITIZEN sends greeting and wishes the Chronicles shadow may never grow less.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Attention RoadMen.

DROPOSALS WILL EE RECEIVED AT | the Banking House of SaGord. Hudson d Co, until l2 o'clock m., September 20th. Co construct and build a Wagon Road, commence ing at the end of Sixth Avenue, Tucson. and connecting with the Camp Criiteudcn Road, between Thomas Hughes ranch and Old Camp Cr.iteudcn. Specifications can be seen at the Bank Office Tle contractor will be re- quirsd to give bonds for inc completion of fine Road, according 10 speciilc2ti0ns in ea days from date of contract The undersigned re- -erye the right tO reject any and all bids
 " ". WILLIAMS
 ALBERT STEINFELD,
 JAMES II. POOLE
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER IS, ISs3.
The rnlnit.

he Iuipi-
 Tuesday eveninga a guod-NiZed and re- spcciable congregation met in the Prcsby ;eIian Church and joined m the devotional exercises with spirit. A sermon of no ordinary interest and thought was delivered by the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Mills, in a clear and forcible manner. His arguments ani illustra- tions were Interesting and plain and although the text is one familiar to most church-going ears, yet the sub ject was so logically treated that il displayed much originality, and was certainly of great edification to all present who could appreciate breadth of thought and depth of sentiment. His text was, Matthew. chapter XVIII, verses ? and 9: And Jesus called li-Ile child unto him, and set hIm in the midst of them and said, Except ye be converted Tor changed and become as little children, ye shall not enter the Kingdom of Heaven" The speaker went on tO say that piety is natural to man, the enjoyment of it his normal condition. IL was unfortunate that many had considered that religion was something unnatural to man, to be grafted on human nature by a spc- ci experience. He showed that all men have in them the elements Of piety that all men have ;he power nf cultiva;ing it; and that it iS only by the culture of piety that real progress can be made. He also spoke of the various kinds of pieiy enjoyed by the different classes of the human mind- the piety of fear, of Sacramental and liturgic, of emotional, of doctrinal in which fear and hope are mmglcd, and of the piety founded on the slght uf Gods wisdom and goodness as seen in nature and Providence, or pieiy aris- ing from a proper search after science, enjoyed by such men as Newton, Miller, AgassIz, Livingstone, Kane These were all really good and true yet not full. The truest and fullest were only felt by that pIcty erjoined and taught by Jesus Christ. lis G. scnce is the life of God in the .oul, personally communicated through Jesus. It finds God within Us as well as around Us. It is child-like. obedi- ent, trusting, full of faith in God as q father. and to this state Jesus desired to bring his ambitious disciples. The sermon was listened 10 with marked attention. and many of professed church people who loll at home on such occasions would have been ben efted by its spirit
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
strike the AIkansns.

NIT. A. W. Unthank, who has been absent for some time in the Southern country, arrived in Tucson Tuesday afternoon. and found a letter awaiting him from his partner, F. T. Farr, in Arivaca, announcing a rich strike in one of their claims-the Arkansas. The claim lies about two miles this side or the village of Arivaca, and the strike consists Tn the tunnel reaching the ledge II a distance of about 152 feet from daylight. A fine body of ore has thus been disclosed which runs from s35O to s6jO per ton. The york of running this tunnel has been watched with considerable interest.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FLorrNcr. Ar,zoN,

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA
 August 17th. 1880
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N the foliowin z named settler has filed notice ef his Intention Co make final proof in support Of his claim before The Register of the Land Office, September 2lst. 1SSa. and secure hnai entry thereof viz: David II. NemiiZ. who made Homestead Declaratorv Statement Ao.los. for the SE'4 Of NEIL and EIa nnd SW li Of El4 Sec 22, TownShipl4 l4 south. of Range l3 East, and names the following as his witness es viz; James Lee, \. Werner C. Mundclius and E. \. Fihh, all of Tucson Pima County. Arizona. C. N. K. PAULISON. Register.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Administrator Sale.

PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR PIIA
 County. Arizona Territory. Natter of th, estate of Je-us Marie Ortiz. deceased. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance 1f an order d the Probate Court of -he County uf Pima Ari zona Territory, made ou the 18th dry of An gust, 4. b. lSsl, in Iac matter of the estate 0 JeSus Maria Ortiz. derca~ed, the undersigned administrator of said estate will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. and sub feet 10 confirmation hv said Probate Court or Monday, the 11;h day Of September, A. D l3SD. at F. o'clock Ii.. In front oithe office ot the Probate Court room in sEid County the following real estate. viz; Lot 3H, Section IT. Township F Spgth. Cf Range i3 East accord ing to the official survey of said lot made by T T. White, under The provisions of the Act o Congress of the CEit-d States. cOntaiuiu. 25 95 100 acres. C. R. DRAKE,
 Administrator of said estate.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Was itJuStinabIe9 it 2

Geo. Rodney shot and killed John Kolfelt on the 9th instant near Fort Bowie, acting, he alleges, in selfde- fence. He was at once brought to 10 town, and awaits examination be- fore Judge Neugass until the wit nesses who have been sent for can reach town. Deceased hsd $500 on his person when killed, Both parties had been drinking.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
A DEAD DIES. ERADO.
Particulars of the shooting Anray u Dos CabeSas-T The Killing of Conle9 Evidently Justifisbie-
Dos CABEsAs, September 14.

Dos CABESAS, DeDleHhocI H.
 EplroR CITIZEN: Yesterday, about noon. j man by the name of Dick Con lev. formerly soldier, entered the store of P. W. Smith intoxicated, and accostcd MT. s. M Barrow, who was sitting on the counter, and asked him to sign q paper justifying him (Con ley) for driving some men of claim with q shotgun. MT. Barrow said he did not want 10 mIx himself up in any miners quarrel, whereupon Conley struck him powerful blow on the back of the neck, knocking him over. Conley then drew his pistol, and MT
 Barrows got behind the counter and ran into NIT. Smiths private room to get ont of his way. Conley ran around the store and tried to get in the office Failing in thIs, he ran 10 the front again with his pistol Tn his hand. Not seeing MT. Barrow, he went 10 the wall entering the office and started 10 get over, with the pistol in his hand. MT. Barrow saw him and shot at him with q carbIne through a win dow. Conley died inside of two hours. All the witnesses to the shocking af- fair agree that Mr. Barrow was per fectly justified. He has given himself up to the citizens 10 await an eXami- nation. Those who know COnley say that he was q desperate character; has killed his man somewhere in the country, and has attempted to kill two prominent citizens in this town. The citizens feel relieved that he can do them no further harm. C.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO SILAS 4N M. Sheperd, or those parties that claim ruder him, that the undersirn has had the necessary work done upon the Cerro Colorado mine, m Pima County, A. T.. for the year ending JgnUary 9. lSSl, and has paid for The same, and unle-s the said Sheperd or those owning uucer him come forward within ninety days from the date of this notice, and pay over to me the sum of SJ0l fifty dollars. that being his or their share of the money paid for assess- ment work on his or their cne-half of said mine, said mine will be forfeited to nc
 WILLIAM. C. FERGUSON
 Tucson, A. T., August ., 1880
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Nntine-

MR. THOMAS YERKES: YOU ARE M hereby notified that at the expiration of this notice. and to-wit. On the Fourth day of October. lSSl, l will begin work upon the ledge or lode of mineral rock. in the mine known as the " Tucson" miEc situated about five miles rom the town of Tucson. for the purpose of deseloping the same, and that unless you join Sn said work l Htll institute proceedings under Nciion ], Of an Act 10 provide for the segre- Non oi mines, Compiled Laws, D. 5l3 for ggation of your interest thereof.
 J. M SILVA.
 Nn, Sept. 2, 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
An Accident

A telegram from Tres Alamos state: that J. II. McKenna, who has fol some tine been in the Signal ServicC office in this city, but who is at pres ent stopping Tn Tres Alamos for a few weeks, yesterday fell on pitchfork one of the tines of which passed through his arm, making a painful wound.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Fad Imck

Col. J. A. ZabriskIe received letter from his father, who is we'll known in Arizona, and especially to Pacific Coast people, stating that he was one of the unfortunates who were uulucky enough to be in the Galinda Hotel, at Oakland, on the night il was burned. He lost all of his personal effects, in cluding all the invaluable collections
 ofa busy and somewhat adventurous life, and was forced, with his wife and daughter. 10 escape from the hotel barcfooted and in their night-clothes
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Too Many of a Kind.

A sharper today "rung in " on some of the chuck-luck games al the Feast a die on four sides of which had been painted five seductive spots, and then went for all the coin in sight by betting industriously on the five. Af, ter learning of the swindle the chuck ,uckless owners of the games appealed to Judge Meyers for redress, but the memorable Judge advIsed them toquit gambling and try hard work for a while, and then dismissed the cases.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Benson All Right

A telegram from Benson states that the nomination of NIT. Stewart is zen. erally received with the utmost SD. proval by the citizens of that burg and vicinity, and that the voters there will roll up nice little majority for the favorite this fall.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
The C. NJ

A. B. Sampson'S Cigar and Station cry Store, on Meyers street, is just now the point of attraction, the magnet being a 20-inch gila monster captured in Old Hat District, which occupies a glass showcase, and sleeps most of the time in undisturbed uglinesS. MT. Sampson is making a collection of the opinions advanced concerning this curiosity by every visitor, and if he doesn't close his book soon he will be in possession of more knowledg of natural history than he will know how 10 dispose of.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

AN instance of the CITIZENS irflu- ence is the fact that on Monday it ln- quired after the appearance of the new Globe Chronicle, which has been so long promised; this morning it comes promptly by mail.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA
 AUgGst lith. 1Ssl.
 NOTICE ISHERFBY GIVEN THAT THE " following named settler has filed notice of his Intention Co make final proof in support of his claim before the Register of the Land Ofhce, September 30. 1880 sud secure final entry tneTeoL viz: Francisco Castro wi1p made pre-emption declaratorv statement No. 5ll, for the Eiz fSE li Sec. 26 and EIs of NH Sec. B, Township l4 SoGIb, Range13 East, anG names the following 2s his witnesses. viz: Al G Gay, William EgStiss, IsadOre Castro hand Pedro Bureal all of fTucson. Pima County. A. T. C. N. K. PAULISON, Register
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
ErankneSs.

Sheriff Shibell this afternoon re ceived the following telegram:
 Dos CABEsAs, September l3.-I was unfortunate ln killing a man named Conline today. I have given myself up 10 the city, and await the arrival of an officer. Respectfully yours,
 $. N. BARRows.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF JESUS VALENCIA. NO IL uSe is hereby given by the undersigned administsat of the above named estate, to sH person. having claims against said de ceased, to exS;"t the same, with the ncces- siIy Nouehers' within lour months from the first publication of thia notice. to Inc uud,.r signed ai her house
 DELFINA SALAZAR DE VALENCIA.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

TWILL not be undersold" is the busi- ness motto of A. Dachena, the liquor merchant on Mesilla street, and he means it. He sells fine California claret for 75 cents per gallon, and other liquors in proportion.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

CHARLEY COOLIDGE is making an effort to secure m appointment in the new Arizona mail service as mail agent. He is an old hand at the busi- ness, and IS backed by our best people, and we hope he may get it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

THE Church of San Augustin is much improved in looks by the re- cent alterations. All of the Church property has been undergoing general repair.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

THE Tombstone Republican Club now numbers 160 members, and "each fellow is a little treasury in himself -ihe Epitaph says. Primaries were held today.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

There was young fellow from France Attended an Arkansas dance;
 He was hit with q brick,
 And thrOwed in the creek. And hung up to dry by his pants.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

HIN census returns for Illinois show a population of 3,Os3,3 ,326, being an in crease of 54S, ,435 in ten years.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

WHERE, oh where, is the circus which has been threatening to visit Tucson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-18

HE Con. Arizona's new mil starts up today. Good enough.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-07-07
2:dra Arg. NO 27.
Entered at the Post Office at
s.. Pau, Mimi, as second class
matter.
OllbsIerv'era!

Vduzigen a,smodas de, .hvilkas pre-
munserationstM utlupit, att of6ror3j-
ligs'a nnderdtta, oau de fort farande
6nsko erhdlla S1ct117fnre,s, ochS sd.
dam hdndelse insdnda preauosera-
tionsmedle,,. Pa den r6da qea,ssos
k0n hVa,ye prenat,,ser0nt se,s mir hans
pre'aatnaeratio,stid ar ute.. 900 be-
tyder, att mem prenun,ererat till mr.
rs ar 1880; $40 att man prenaense-
rerat tall mr. 50 dr. 1890 s. q. De,
som prenltpae,'erat, men .ej G,a,su be-
tolt, anmodas vdsslige,a, att sd fort
som 'p9jligt n,sa,ado liqvid.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-07-07
AAERIKA

= Befolkningen i Salt Lake City
uppgar till 2l, 900 personer.
Il New York intraffade under
den 80 juni 70 fall at stolstyng.
Censuslistorna gifva Milwaukee
en- tolkmangd af 118, 131 personer.
= Iva personer dogo i gula fe.
bern pa en- karantanbat New Y orks
hamn. ~, -...
Nationalskulden f0rminskades
juni manad med 0fver 10 millio.
ner dollars.
En- man, G.. H. Leslie fran
Austin, Mimi, har d6dats af india.
ner Dakota.
IS personer, anklagade for for.
falskningsbrott, inforpassades nyli.
gen till Erie, Penn.
- George Ripley, en- af redakto.
rerna af New York Tribune, afed
den 5 juli 78 ar gammal.
L Wisconsin har man redan
b6rjat inh0sta vinterhvetet. Sk0r.
den deraf anses blifva god.
= Denver & Grande- -banans ut.
strackning ar nu fullbordad till
Malta, tre mil fran Leadv1lle.
- En- svarmisk doktor fran Min.
neapolis undergar i New York en-
fasta, som skall racka fyratio dagar.
En- svSr hagelstorm passerade
f6rliden vecka Vincennes, Ind, an.
stallande skada pa den vaxande gro.
Indianapolis folkmangd upp.
gar till 75,031, och har den salunda
pa ito ar f0r0kats med $4,000 per.
soner.
En- haftig hagelstorm anstalde
torsdags betydlig skada pa gr0dan
och frukttraden trakten af Men.
dota, Ill.
. President Hayes afade fora
veckan ett bes6k i Hartford, Conn.
och hedrades med en- altman emot.
tagning.
De irlandska republikanerne
rusta sig till att halla en- stor natlo.
nalkonvention den Il dennes In
dianapolis.
Tvenne m0rdare, den enc
Texas och den andre Mississippi,
fngo den 2 dennes f0rsona sina
brott galgen.
Indianas demokraters under.
handla med greenbacksmannen
Stamina stat ON f6rening ON en- och
samma valsedel.
- En- del af staden Portland
Oregon ar ofversvammad fold al
det hastigt stigande vattnet i Co
lumbiaAoden.
President Hayes har erkant
Adolph Boyesen Milwaukee sasom
dansk yicekonsul f1r staterna Wis.
consin'och Michigan.
Indianas i'd. lojtnant guyer.
nor Sexton dog borjan af denna
vecka j Rushville, Ind. Han va,
vid sin dod So ar gammal. =
Under juni manad hafva 49,.
O26 invandrare landstigit j New
York. Antalet under samma ma
mad forlidet ir var Is, $50.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-07-07

/ Fyra kompanier infanteri hat
va afsandts fran Fort Leavenwortl
till Santa Fe att skydda granse1
vid Mexiko mot stratrofvare.
= Lewis Schmidt Ruchville,
Long Island, mordades den 1 juli,
hans kropp kastades i en- brunn
och hans hus antandes, So att def
nedbrann.
- En- bat yid Philadelphia ofver.
seglades den 5 dennes af en AMMAN
med den pafoljd, att 4 personer, som
befunno sig den fora baten, kom-
mo vattnet och drunknade.
- Insurgenterna pa Cuba under
befal af Garcia hafva nyligen idit
ett nederlag. En- mangd hogre Of
ficerare5 och embetsman togos der
vid till fanga Garcia self undkom.
| - Till pensionsbyran Washing.
ton inkommo pa en- enda dag under
den sista veckan af juni manad g..
571 ansokningar ON pensioner. He
la antalet ansokningar under sam
ma vecka uppgick till 1894.
Il Lancaster, Penn, nedbrann
den 4 dennes pa county -farmen en-
st6rre lada. hvarvid afven andra
narliggande hus ledo mer eller min.
Dire skada. Forlusten uppskattas
till $4,000 dollars. ~
- Mr.. O. Mosley, en- farmare
Illinois 80 ar gammal, bes0ker for
narvarande sin moder Madison,
Ind, hvilken ar III ar gammal och
som han ej sett pa fyratiosju ar, sa-
ger en- engelsk tidning.
- I ett tai, som general Murray
h0ll den 5 dennes Salt Lake City,
Utah, betonade han n0dvandighe-
ten af att Utah genomforer refor-
mer tidsenlig rigtning, imam det
kan hoppas vinna intrade bland
Unionens slater sasom stat.
General Walker i Washington
har enligt de censusrapporter, som
inkommit till honom, men hvilka
annu icke aro fullstandiga, gjort
den berakning, att Fo1enta Slater
mas folkmangd utgor omkring 48
millioner.
- "Attorney General Ward har
gifvit det utlatande, att telegraf-
stolpar och telegraftradar bora taxe-
ras i stader, der de finnas, och take.
ringsvardet paforas det kompani,
som eyer linien, men icke sasom f0r-
ut F'non RESIDENT.
II La Crosse begrofs den 30
juni ett dibarn, som ,afidit pa jern.
vagstaget mellan Milwaukee och
namda stad. F0raldrarne voro pa
vag till sydvestra Minnesota att So.
ka sig ett hem. Jernvagskompaniet
bestod ALA begrafningskostnaderna
- Den republikanska national.
komiteen har de forsta dagarne i
denna manad haft slit forsta m0te i
New York och derunder organise.
rat sig. Till ordforande valdes
Marshall Jewell fran Connecticut
och till sekreterare S. W. Dorsey
fran Arkansas. as g5#'"
80 I Cedar Rapids, Iowa, hade
nara 400 personer ett tva ,timmars
slagsmal med hvarandra, hvilket
slutade SO, att atskilliga personer
erhollo d0dligas sar, och tjugo an.
dra blefvo allvarligt skadade. For
att taga ward ON de salunda sarade
eftersandes alta lakare. .5., y,
~ Mary O'Connor, en- 45-arig
qvinna Jersey City, dodade sina
trenne barn under natten till den Q
JUL. Hon hade en- lang It'd varit
sjuk j malaria; modem hade derige-
nom fatt Insteg j hennes hem och
drifvit henne till denna rysliga
handling.
II No. "a Park Place, New
York, intraffade den 80 juni en- ex.
lplosion, hvarigenom dock blott en-
person sa-ades. Ed hade namligen
kommit ! en- kagge, innehallande 20
pounds krut, hvilket f6rorsakade
explosionen. Rummet, hvari den
samma skedde, begagnades till kon-
tor af ''Dittman Powder Com.
5F ks#f@
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-01
Boston journal.
Good News from Maine.

All intelligence from Maine is of the most
cheering character. A clergyman in this city,
who has an extensive acquaintance in Maine
has been spending few weeks in the eastern
part of the State, chiefly in those sections
where the Greenback craze swept everything
before it in 1878. He talked with leading men
in all parties, and is confident that they all
expect a decided Republican victory at the
election. He never saw so much interest in
political matters in Maine or elsewhere. The
estate Steal' engrosses the most attention
A leading Democrat who was one of Gov Gar
celon's legal advisers told him that the Green
back members of the Executive Council were
responsible for the "count-out' and persuaded
the Governor to engage in the scheme. He
charges the entire responsibility upon them
A leading Greenbacker and candidate for
Office told him that the 'count-out was
great blunder. One thing which attracted the
notice of the gentleman referred to is the deep
interest taken by all Republicans. Men who
do not usually trouble themselves about poll.
tics arc devoting their time to this canvass
going about in their neighborhoods doing mis-
sonary labor. 1t is this persistent personal
effort that is going to give the Republicans the
State more than anything else. AS an illus
tration of this sort of effort he related the fact
that while he was watering his horse at the
roadside man came out of house near by
and began to urge upon him the importance of
voting the Republican ticket He found quite
number of locally prominent Greenhackers
who were formerly Republicans who will vote
the Republican ticket. They see through the
Fusion scheme-that it means tie election of
Hancock and the restoration to Office of the
Bourbon leaders. His personal observation
leads him to predict that the Republican ma
iority will not be less than 1000, and that in all
the Congressional districts except the Fifth
the election OF the Republican candidate is
foregone conclusion, while in the Fifth the
Republican prospects are encouraging.