davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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f,no of His Recent Characteristic
Speeches Away Down in
Maine.
An Address Full OF Eloquence,
Wit, Logic, and Sound
Sense.
1nrcrsoll's Idea Of the People to Whom
The Goscrnlncnt Should 10
: Trusted.
Also tho Glass Of People to Whom tic
Collection Of tle Revonne Should
Not Be Trusted.

MOI Do Irusteu'
Col. itooeFt u anhtiso'. - n"S ueca cottr'putaue
bis vii and eloauenco TO tho canso Of itcpnol'c-
1oom ncopIc nj Lowiston iast Friday ntutt. nnl
49, ~ o,ouncr IN WHICH be- entertained thcm cnn
best bo gathered from porusal OF tho speech
,teclf, which is rs follows:
LADIES Ann OEsr1EMEs: This IA, In mr. optn-
ipI ,ntr, n i.iv Ior yni,. fnlInveti Nv cbcprs
hnd i Wien apcak Of our eoantry me.t, tnoo ID
En- %aG St st ey1e H nc MeefG r. ms 5e
Pecyc In tha rrcit principlo Of scif.xoycr,,s
ne5 vcTn m o n mghaer in0H n so1y ,n Dcs.1n ~ G
nS MW st snttio Is, whcter or Goycrnmrnt saSi
us IN Aid tic Horth ,n,tst deci1o Iii Tic lie.
pi.hc.,.,s. S Dc,ocrs,ta. asl Grcen6aukcr1 Of tho
Eor'n, when they understand i IS understand
hsTnrsin u; T lar VIII tho ss.illty n eiviIIsnt,om.
pmuse'i ph1 do not 1T pr.tsmd tnat tha Ten,btlc.,
h5 a jempen'tsn inrty Il nrfcc,iw @ h,i aintt
me a sSun Wslon \ ike. Aml c&eerfy d @ aiIojt, With
It,mns .yItm ID MT N iikn. II ii'om~htcr.i iUt
inoro ,lre thousands or only bati Domicr1lts, md
thSro are tnolsaiids Or only Hool ltcpnblleHns.
All bound " do all | can to preserve It.: nm
sSd ~ 10 a ~ e to 'naks s IT. Dster So am
cyer party mny DO In power and have tho
handling Of tho G!llcos), mean to tnlk on THO
si'lo of human liberty, lCheers md npplniisc.l
because thy pcoplc tre ln,ule happy: What's tho
Eooa of ,.5o q government rum .'neess tho neopte nro
wcar7 Now believe Tint III
OUR COUNTRY
we've got moro KIND husbands, moro good
MIR clothes lit lis better m mn mvnrngn Gprcnt
:iaughterl than il, nny othor ca'li,try on tho
II
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s'!!!ir Ofl pnrtyi f{}rcnt IH,,9i,tnr,l
ii iist stnbie, III, thn knr,r % shvt Ky VII, ~, '"
whit ono tl,ats nmsnnc n "s' snircG Gn .fe nni ~;
aale," sn'l tho nlar,. Tho tIcufur IrouMIt
out another horsc Oh. bos inG
logy," saii tho Innn. Than ti,nv comn
nl01lg 10 d handsome wriy, "TSnro." .al,i thn
dealer, tia u horse wnultn.t part VII Witb. 'n9
tassp tSssp s fSr .y ny =, wfG "a s ,xs 9To 5 If h
Sss H,eel engraving of lie horse tht 6aorso
ncsiy ike thnt ot,c aYes." ~ soih the nun Ioof-
jng lit tho horses tenth. I'm In ia IL t'nt
Psl!9,vo , Z ii tho same horsc." trresno.iiioas
Ii; ii,ti It Ia tho samc pnrty. urcc,sc,v. +
cnr't trust II, Why2 IIu,l,ts1 Whit frs,
eiso? know tho history OF that pnrtyi "''">
nEvsxuE.
w what Is, elso have we got 70 have IN thls eoun.
sTya IKE Ms hase Ro. @ 70 nave revenue 70 Eny o1r
ns " W!tn; M H., Cnt @ y1n trst ~, tno i,emocrniio rty
1n no lcil YOU neW " la IN tne soutn. we Ket II
,,arEo proportion OK our revenue " fNx on
the eoeoos q 81 p tic soer rsss
States hayo to l,n armed aa though they wcru
gelnS to Sn a1 Thesc Is Mnt ore PIT aWuo g,a
snry when sno 1n nom1crMts Gnvo complete con-
6ssE IL s% H%s o Es; ss5s 4; S1 S99 gSy%s % =, p
hive bcen found IN lilo South7 Just Rlrss, iii
States. 3Bil Illicit tiisiilierrs iavo bccm ,iii-
TO trust viii iho coIcction ot y,,,r royeo, VII II
you trust theii, you'll 10 liku tfu niu,stnr Two
nane wep hc t0tta feSs , Y o, eera,n
ro;,nt ta hnt. Tho conRresation @ % thrdw WITH In
lot Sr OLD n,i!s % snd sticks hit ~ money Tho
t,ll nnilsi liz couldn't it'll II cont of money.
Well" sat.i The bther niniaier, !" Let ,,s thank
In,,btor ,c,,a MsFem t,t tne ,, ash r. ,sser
ftpr1arios l,,xi,tnr w ~ H., ,,rneni 9 ID M shc
f"ft,nstf II Son ca thank God you've got your
III How Uim many tncu, IN tho Southern s.atcs, do
vcnp3 scvnn o,.sa1 nj or eahE
iave i,ecn urrtstoh am tntiit!te5i aT srhlnr ~
t,a r WMiya 10 sv[a fno ,an % M1n ,, ae peo
n,i" ri,nw'r, X" t,nnticn,nn tiot r @ . i, o,o.
avo ioe, tl,c by bo,oerats i 10 6eip aionE
s!Ss S n 1Se 1y ,h s Xd y M n H. s
Yowg S1 9efs e u nts ths uned ~ statss a nnko
ret, Thovro to inonI What hSs T. iern ~Ta ,n,,r, G
with the,nS They havu bceu ,tofen)od % by VII" II"
Rn, ,s.In1 ~ H e !uso "'a they uof they
hn,l stiii wnvn :ft y; s tr,orcst mn ,or
st issStsV M ~ 1,,r1u y ~ t,. ~ wv.
collect III [Crtcs nt "No."i Or cuI,rne nor. M
sensible man would
MONEY.
Another thing. We've rot to mnkc our money,
~, M fn's IL favmr pot ~ unGr & %tth soe lGplblsenhs
IL ~, eraat ~ Enaf,, nesaasv is
c',rt. W. Want Nntionai aey. ea"try wait m '1v ~
Innn uTcnt ."s, ~ , MSa nnoy nnvG
tho yny 10 our nxnn"tion ~ tS Iho ,vo "emea
% sn contr WI wGSs s, 1to oTssy sel;pol district !n
was to best money n = tho word v lnv xS"r kgacF
AM tsna uaey convinced q! many Or i tlt, when
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CITY HEAL RsTATE,


Ton SALE-A NICE HOME At 4 BARGAIN
4 njls West AdA!ns~L. 4 2-story Yrnno B-Fnnm
NElI 4 NDSii IL Wn.hit,rter-ht -.
1foM sAi.E-s;tNJD ni!iLi HEiiDiN1 REVIVED
L. N HlInufaCt,irnr., SrIfEl; runiA f5gn
tiOtd brick building sutnres and finsJ ronLet for
fe,ilUt Will soil ut n hnfKnn. "
, 1880-09-13

Chinese cut s1ce OF Ot shurp- pointed sticks.
hut sw9iloW Us. LULA Cough Syrup uasusaliy.;
, 1880-09-13
AGOItSES AND CAlillIAGllb,

= 1bllN MFrcllEit.B, III EAST WAAttStl.
tunst huFs4a uI ntl kinds, catriuxux 6uryius, and
haI,sss u9w ala ssG " low ptiGVs, VI VIII
, 1880-09-13

ffsO MANUFACrUllEitS-WE HAVE 4 LA1lCE
l. fNetOry, with 3LhursD puwGr pnu!nu and h0llGr.
IN first clnkd Url9r. nhfy htcks from thu tutOt:
yHoa ~, s.ils"s and water incl!itins n&ss very levi
the West 10 carry manufacturing; thl. property
fur Ka!9 vgry iow Address ur ch!l On l'ONfEi.l. i
Wnuk4.tlt,, ILL., ''
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: ts-,
- HLlNH ilult uWN sTUvE5, HAt3 o. Plir.
~ parah cnS. With directions. IN ur u, duttvurVd
lEdny. iaekvxss for eunnlry. lain,Y luatkou, duy.
lai ny y s!i,texu iut,'rt I'M EsS.liriuS WTas u
tu ~ NORTH Hn1er-kt+ last Gr kuasl-at. brtxv. No
agents. t}r1Hr4 rueuiYUA ut Expoxlttop Ant.cInkur
Enttlu. u. uF tl.l5 4etlvetusi-
, 1880-09-13

Observation-Disclosures WRITE Ar uNcE, Ami
/ rvEJ sQ1lVvs. GLVEEA -
, 1880-09-13

ftU, MASCFAcrUREis- = TILE wEYllRiCl1
-, i!afys.Gr Works r. psHln. A.! toRethsr with
ths Premises a 2 O'clock y ~. "Wednesday, set. i
kysEythin. ne.ee,ry fur tho auccesnful a,iGtae,uro
~ heact. hild Hhss !a.ytstlnK lncnlnsFy md bent
l'ekln ta'ssesAea unusual advantages tn thu ntln-
dHnce aHd c!lrapntss ur fuel aud water shipping
facilities By rnti md rtstT low taxation and hunthiui
nuss tD make the*9 works desraLlu Investment
WEflililru md ADJUST LUCAS. ExscuLofs pf
tho Inst VIII And tbAtment hf E'uttr WCYhrcn. dg-
cHasud. l'1ktu ILL.,, AuS. Il, lssL
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.-...-....-.. 1NS1HkUC44ONs ........
}tIDpEuI!t.uN-SAa AfAEte, rhshGiiEh OK
Muslu1laI ltuE4huy scnuo " MuaIxal Att, and AL
feh's AcaIun,y. -
- slaclAly. tnlntlHk on six ut xalIn. Photo
HIupilA cutureuIn oil MAtDr uUtuta AlA, in1Lru-
lion. NJ 81 W4lpssll-4v. TuEIus r.,a s0naGIu.
, 1880-09-13

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
XTANTED-s, OFT to FEET, HE:rw EES THIRTY
" ninth md Forty y.hft1,-ntA. MD eaat OF liEat1d-
lt4loyMrl. fur tasti A1fr0*s Y u tribune nt1icf.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Mining Items from all Quarters


 Tombstone is again coming to the front, there having been a strike of considerable magnitude made recently in the well known Good Enough mine which adjoins the Tough Nut. Aver age assays give a result of $25O per ton.
 Messrs. Matlock and Anthony, whose claims Mountain Chief, Big John and Paul Jones, located in the Sierrita, were fully described in late issue of this paper, have about completed negotiations with California capitalists for their sale, and departed this morn ing with the parties interested to ex- anime the property.
 The Empire mine in Washington camp has been sold to Thos. E. Parish and Joe N. Vinnont, for s5O,OOO.
 Hardly a day passes but informa- tion is received of strikes in some Of the new districts, and encouraging if not fattering developments in the claims being worked, The great min eral belt of Southern Arizona is, by the preservering industry of the pros pector aided by the influx of capital, being rapidly opened, ard each day adds to the fame of our section and the mineral wealth of the world.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Summons.

TN DISTRICT COURT, First Judicial Dis l trict, in the County of Pima, Territory of Arizona. Edwin LongbottOm, plaintiff, against A. c. Hunter, defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial Dis trict, in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona. The Territory of AriZO- na sends greeting to A. G. Hunter: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the First Ju- dicial District, in and for the County of Pima, In the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court, at Tucson in said county Ca copy of which com plaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days Exclusive of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county; but if served out of the county and within the district, then within thirty days: in all other cases. forty days. This action is brought by plaintiff to recover of de- fendant the sum Of four hundred and sixty and 9S-lOO dollars for services rendered by one Eu- gene Marion, for defendant, said Eugene Ma rion having assigned said indebtedness to plaintiff, as will more particularly appear by the complaint on file herein. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required the plaintiff will take judgment by default in the sum of four hundred siXty-eight 9S-100 dollars and costs of suit.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said IL. S.. District Court, at Tucson, this 9th day
 of March, A. D. 1880.
 GEORGE A. CLUM, Clerk
 Hereford & Zabriskie, Attorneys for Plain uf.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
unu Thex are Affected.

As the bachelors of this community strike bonanza, they suddenly incline to matrimony. This is as it should be This mornings mail brought card reading thus:
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Haste request your presence at the marriage recep- tion ot their daughter Annie and Major Thomas Brown, Tuesday afternoon, April 13, 1SS0, from two until six o'clock, Berkeley, Ca!.
 These soon-to-be happy parties are well-knovn in Tucson. MT. Brown has recently gathered much gear and like man of sense deliberately but some
 what Haste-ly intends to enjoy it. Less than a year ago Messrs. J. H. White, of the Western NJ. Co.,; Richard Gird, of the Tombstone M. & M. Co.,; and w. s. Edwards of the Harshaw and other con- panics, were lying around loose with a moderate share of comforts, no doubt but evidently in an unsatisfactory way. They are now happy, and doubtless three good women are also more happy than they were one year ago. It has been gravely hinted around that Messrs. J. $. Fosburg, Ed. and Al Scheifellin and others are hitched on the matrimonial string and are fast tending to tue knot. If the hints are not true they ought to be. No man should be permitted to acquire for tune without an early and lawful effort to give some deserving woman a share in its management. An "honest miner" may have led, of necessity, a rough life, but when he acquires wealth, many intelligent, refined and loveable women are willing to make a little sacrifice, turn missionary and put a well disposed man in a condition to think better of himself, and possibly fit hlm to join the heavenly chariot races in the golden streets of the New Jerusalem, or to feel comfortable by contrast in some warmer region.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Jropo3a,s for Army Tra1suc rtatio
Fl 2D2U ARTERs EsEPAR -NENT OF ARIZONA, I-rEgE VE ChIEF QCARTEEMAsTER
 NHIPPlE BARRACKS,

OhIEF FOCAiTEEMASTEn,
 MHPPlE BARRACKS,
 PEEscnTT, 4. T.. March 95, 1880. CEALcD PROPOSALS, in triplicltc, suh V feet 60 the GSuSl conditions, win be received al this office Nntll l1 o'clock, noon, Jn Mon day, April a6IsSSu at which lime and pAct they will be oTeued in the presence Of hid'iers. for The transpeE Etation of military supplies un the following S:scribed routes in the Depart mert of ArI2tkssl, during inc fiscal year com mencing July 1, 1880, and ending June So, 1851. b. wa"On, ViI
 I. Be weer Tucson, A. T., and Fort Apache. Fort BJwie,r Pert Grant, Camp Iuachuca, Forl Lowell, Cashp. Rucker, Camp Thomas, and any new depot ofFost that may be established in the Department of Arizona southsOf the Salt River.
 II. Between Maricopa, A. T., and Whipple Depot Fort Mcdowell, Fort Verde, Fort Apache, and any new depot or post that may be established in the Department of Arizona north oftheSSalt River.
 III. Between Whipple Depot, 4. T., and Fort Mcdowell, Fort Mojaye, Fort Verde, A. T., and any new depot or post that may be established in the Department of Arizona north of the Salt River.
 ". Between the eastern terminus of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Arizona and any of the depOts posts or places above named on Route T.
 " Between any of the dcpots, posts or places above named, any any other of said de- pots; posts or places.
 VIZ z setween any of the depots, posts or nlafeS aoove named, and any place not more thans9Sl miles therefrom.
 PropC sals for transportation on any or all of the routes above named will be received.
 The Government reserves the right to reject anye- all proposals.
 .IJsark proposals, form of contract, and print 'e6 circulars, stating the estimated quantities ofsupplies to be transported, and giving full information as to the manner of bidding, con ditions to be observed by bidders, and terms of cl,a PEcation to this office or to the offices of the Depot Quartermasters as Tucson, A. T., Yuma, A. T., San Francisco, Cal, and St. Louis, Mo. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked, Proposals for Transportation on Route -,' and addressed to the undersigned.
 GEO. H. WEEKS, Quartertermaster, L. s. Army, c. Q. NJ. De partment of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Summons.

IN DISTRICT COURT, First Judicial Dis l trict, in the County of Pima Territory of Arizona. I. E. Solomon, plaintiff, against George Fahrian, defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial Dis trict, in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona. The Territory of AriZo- na sends greeting to George Fahrion: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the First Judicial District, in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona and an swer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court, at Tucson, in said county Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days (eXclusive of the day of eervice) after the service upon you of this sum mons, if served in this county; but if served out of the county and within this district then within thirty days; in all other cases, forty days. This action is brought to recover the sum of five hundred ninety-eight S3-l00 dollars, due plaintiff on a certain promissory note made by defendant, as will more fully appear by ref erence to the complaint on file herein. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap- pear and answer the complaint as above re- quired the plaintiff will take judgment for the sum of five hundred ninety-eight S3-1O0 (S59S. .S3) dollars, as will more fully appear therein.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said l.. $. District Court, at Tucson, this 10th
 day of January, \. D. 1SS0
 GEORGE 4. CLUM, Clerk
 Hereford & Zabriskie, Attorneys for Plain tiff
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Instructions to Applicants.

DISTRICT OF ARIZONA, Office Super visor of Census, Prescott, March B. 1SSO.- The following regulations from the Census Blu reau, Washington, D. C., are hereby published for the information of applicants for appoint ment as Census Enumeretors:
 REGULATIONS.
 I. Every application must be made in the handwriting of the applicant to the Supervisor of Census, Prescott. It must state: d) appli- cant's name in full; (2) place and date of birth (3) legal residence, and how long it has been such: (4 education: (5) occupation, past and present: (6( whether ever employed in the civil service, and if so when, how long, in what branch and capacity, and reasons for leaving the service; and @ whether ever in the regu- lar or volunteer army or navy, and if so when, and in what organization and capacity.
 II. The applicant must certify to having composed and written the application without assistance to inc truth of the statements which it contains; to being a citizen of the United States, and faithful to the Union and Constitution: and, if ever in the regular or vol unteer army or navy, to having been honorably discharged
 III. Every application must he accompa- nied by a certificate signed by two trustworthy and responsible persons, well known in the community in which they reside. that the ap- plicant is personally well known to them to be of good moral character and of temperate and industrious habits.
 ". No application will be entertained bv the Department without compliance with the above regulations. c. P. DAKE,
 Supervisor of Census.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
1 MY WE'LL ASSORTED STOCK OF EVERYTHING
Proposals for Military Suppl ies
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS,

| HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PREsCoTT. A. T., March 2, 1880. lCtEALED PROPOSALS, in triplioate, sub IO ject to the usual conditions,w will be ruceive. at this office, or at the offices of the Quarter masters ct the following named posts, until 1s o'clock, noon, on Monday, May 3, fSSO, at which time and places they will be opened i'll presence of bidders, for furnishing and delivery of military supplies during the fiscal year com mencing on the 1st day of July, 1SS0 and end ing on the 30th day of June 1881, as follows:
 FUEL-Hard and soft wood and charcoal.
 FORAGE-Barley, bran, corn and hay.
 STRAW tor Hay)-FOr bedding, Or such of said supplies as may be required, at Fort Apache, Fort Bowie, Fort Grant, Camp Huacnuca, Fort Lowell, Fort Mcdowell, Fort MOjGve, Camp Fucker, Camp Thomas. Fort Verde Whipple Depot and Yuma Depot, Ari- zona, and Fort Yuma, California.
 Proposals for either class of the stores men, toned, or for quantities less than the whole required, will be received.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
 4 preference will be given to articles of do- nestle production.
 Blank proposals and printed circulars stat ing the kind and estimated quantities required at each post, and giving full instructions as to the manner of bidding conditions to b, ob- served by bidders, and terms of contract and payment, will be furnished on application to this office, or to the Quartermasters st the va rious posts named.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for at --," and addressed to the undersigned, or to the respec- tive Post Quartermastels.
 GEO. II. WEEKS, Quartermaster [. s. A., Chief Quartermaster
 Department of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
District Court Proceedings.

Judge French presiding.
 c s Abbott vs $ H Knowles. Appli cation to intervene granted.
 John R Adams vs John Green. Pass ed till April 10.
 A Bateman vs c H Light. Motion for judgment argued and taken under advisement.
 M Goldbaum vs Jamanica Morales Continued until May term.
 Robert Mason vs D Cable. Contin ued until May term.
 R G Huffacker vs Sam B Adams Continued until May team.
 Territory of Arizona vs Jose Garcia Indictment for receiving stolen goods On motion of District Attorney nolle pros. entered. q
 The March term is near It's close and a great many cases have to be contln. ued for adjourned term in May on ac. count of the commencement of the April term ill Pinal county over which Judge French is presiding.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10

SOME Pima Indians crept under a freight car near the depot Tuesday in order to avoid the scorching rays of the monday sun, and were just about dozing away into the arms of Morphe- us when the dummy ran down the side track and bumped up against the car under which they were lying, when such scattering took place among the noble red" as has not occurred in Tucson for many day. Pat Sharkey said "be gor, the display of jay strings ramoinded him of a mataoric shower of the consultations"
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
New Mexico Items.
(From the Optic.)


 MT. Thompson has discovered cop per mine about 5 miles southwest of Vegas.
 MT. B. Ladner in a recent trip to Tecolote, discovered twenty foot vein Of mineral paint material, and put Tn a big claim stake instanter. What next will be upturned from the treasure vaults of Montezuma?
 Ousley and Mcleod have opened up a five foot pocket on the Commercial mine at Georgetown.
 We understand that some of the Pi, nos Altos mines which have been idle for some time are soon to be worked again, and with capital enough to de velop them.
 Messrs. Stine and Bostic have struck good metal on the Bostic mine, about four miles southeast of town, on the Lone Mountain road. ..
 (From the Southwest)
 The mines in the Sierra Ladrone are looming up big. and prospectors are fiocking in from all parts. There is not much talk about them, but great deal of earnest work is being done.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Summons,

fTNERRIT0RY OF ARIZONA, County o | Pima. In Justices Court, before Charles II. Meyer, Justice of the Peace, Precinct No 1. II. E. Clark, plaintiff. vs. P. L Grau de fendant. Demand, S144.12. The Territory o Arizona sends greeting to Mir. P. l. Grau de fendant- You are hereby summoned and re- -quired to appear before mo at my office in the town Of Tucson and County of Pima, on the 31st day of May, A. D, 1880, ar 10 o'clock a. m . to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are in. debted to him in the sum of one hundred and forty-four and l2-l00 dollars: and if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein re quired, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded, and for the costs of this suit
 Given under my hand this Both day of March, A. D., 1880. CBAS. H. MEYERS,
 J. P, Precinct No. f.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10

MEssRs. WHITE and Parsons arc not only large owners in the Contention, but are also sole owners of the Sul- phuret, Tranquility and several other mines, any one of which is a vast for tune in itself. The Sulphuret and Tranquility are two & the richest mines in Tombstone, and yetyou never see them mention, q in the newspapers.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Summons.

HNERRITORY OF ARIZONA. County oi | Pima. Jn Justices Court, before Charles H. Meyer, Justice of the Peace, Precinct No J. Heintzelman & Ponjade. plaintiffs. vs Hunter S Goss, defendants. Demand, S2lS. B upon promissory note filed at my office. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Messrs Hunter Goss, defendants: You are hereby summoned and required to appear before me at my office in the town of Tucson, and County of Pima, on the 5th day of June. A. D. 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., to answer the complaint o the above named plaintiffs, who demand o you that you are indebted to them in the sum of two hundred and eighteen and 73-100 dollars And if you fail to appear and answer said com plaint as herein required the plaintiffs will take Judgment against you as demanded, and for the costs of this suit.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of April A. D. 1880. CHAS. H. MEYER,
 J. P, Precinct No. l.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
New York Mining Directory.

We have before us book bearing the above title. It contains full list of Mining Companies quoted in New York, with the number of shares, their par value and the address of the head officers, the address of all the members of the New York Mining Stock Exchange, and much other in formation relative to mines, which cannot but prove valuable to mill and mining men. The book will be for warded to any address by sending to Messrs. Hollister & Goddard, 30 Broad street, New York, aud forwarding one dollar.