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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
lrizoua'- strides.

In an exhaustive review of the pro- ducii5a of gold and silycr-to5 cx- aaustiye. we regret. to ind space in our limited columns-the New York Daily Indicator has the following Co say of Arizona.
 Arizona, whose remote position and Indian wars long kept in he back ground. Is now stepping into The front rank Cl mining countries. Arizona. winch may be termed the newest can oidate for public favor among mining regions has certainly brought out a aoaily number of mines that are won dgriu'iy rich and productive Most of them have started iu io yield large iy during lhe past year, and others are just beginning. If Ariz"na men continue tc place mInes upon the market as good as most of hose brought tO our attention. their Terri tory will soon be a- idyori;c a locality for investment a> Colorado has been hrlzona has but little more than jus, started out in the race, and will con iiuue to increase ber gold. silvcr and copper export for maHyyears Co come. Railways are helping her ont greatly and so is the record of her great mines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Isn.. It AI.nn.t ron I.nlr.

The San Francisco Stock Report. a very clever sort of paper, has begun to manipulate a very sharp stick, and the way it is proddlng the capitalists of the Bay Guy is perfectly awful Y" All the CITIZEN has ,o say is that the 'Friscaus deserve al. they are likely to get in the way of |" sass for their imbecile -upneuoss ia tue days when it would have been possible to have coraied Arizoua's trade Here is the Reports latest and most unmerciul shot
 Unless our merchants begin t2 be- stir themselves about securing Inc trade ot New MeXIco and Arizona. We do not know that thc completion Of the southern Pacific Railroad will he legitimate cause for rejoicing in this State Somebody on Change re- m rkod the other day that our mer- chants interests were being misman- aged by a lot of |" old sItis,' p and urged thut they be >hamcd into a display o. enterprise Barring he slang, iEe criticism strikes U- as about tho correct thing.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Notca fra,n the rniLanI,

Seven bars Of bullion were received bv Ne-srs. ShaIfer & Lord from the PilisbuTy mill just below town. The ore producing ihis bullion was from the Mary \ mlur, in the Drasoou mountains. The quality oC the buJ- lion i, fue. and the working of this sample lot of rock is said Co have been satisfactory throughout
 \ rich strike IS reported in the PhcniN mine, near the Tough Nut. owned ny Mr. LowrF We trust the report is loo true and congratulate EeighhOr Lowry
 Mir Philip Corhin departed for his Eastern home Saturday. after several weeks sujoum ia Southern Arizona. He leaves with the best impression of 'his -ec'ion. and well he may, frr he Is go large owner in the Tough Nut
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
ImmigratInn stnti.tlc.

The chief ot the Bureau of Statistics reports the following in regard to i'm migration; For three months ending September 90, 1879, 93.168; for same period- Septe nber 30, 1880. IS2. Olg :. increase, es, oS3. Ofthis total mum ber of immi grants arrived. there were from England, L1I0; Wales. e: Ire land, 6,3Si; Germany, 13, ,141; Austria l,O99; Sweden, 3,l94; Norway. 1. 65S Denmark 1jl; France, 56S. Switz- erland, I'll; Scotland. l.GJs: Snsin 9l; Finland, 9; Holland, 2O2: Bel sium. 21l. Italy, j6l Russia. 255 Poland, 9l, Hungary, 596; Dominion Of Canada. 6,059; China, 2S9; Cuba, S25; Australia, %; Mexico, 26; all others, 70.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Enbhin- thc Lnhcc-

Miguel Lopez, who has been in Inc employ of Judge Meyer for several months in the capacity Of cook. now laaguishos in jail. He has been car ryiug oa lhe most systematic robbery ju the Judges household that could be well conceived. Nothing was be- meath his nouce. Wool out of the mattresses, surgical instruments. per- tumery potatoes, knives, plates, doul anJ every odd and end, besides more valuable objects, such as a silver cup valued by the Judge more for its association thIu ifs intrinsic worth were packed up by hIm and removed 10 Miguels castle. TheJudge tum- bled To ,he racket on Tuesday, and obtaining a search wlrrantfrom Judge Neugass, went with an officer Co Mi guers house and found about a wheel barrow full of his own property and any quantity of things stolen by Inc kiepiomaniac Miguel in other houses. He was at once arrested aud tried by Judge NeuEa>s. who sentenced him Co six months in jail.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Rnilrnnd News.

The end of the track has nov reached a distance or 225 miles from Tucson. and is five miles on the other side of Rio Mcmbres. 0h Thursday stage line was established be- tween The Membres and San MarcIal. the present terminus of the Atchis0n, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, car rying pa sengers across the gap, which is about 120 miles in extent.
 The fare will be SEQ per rerson at present, but as new railroad stations are built the price w!l be reduced. The Southern Pacifc Railroad people are eudeayoring by all possible means to replace their Chinese help by white labor, but white men are not easily obtaiulble, strange as this proposition may sound.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST II
 | dlclal District, ID the County Ot Pima. Iet
 tory oi Arizona. Newton Noble and r. |
 Burns, plaintiffs vS. A. W. Gill. Robert Scwt
 and J. ?. Jones. defendants a firm doing bal
 ness under the hrn name and sivle of fGi
 Seweil N Co. Action brought iu he Di-,-ll fricf COurf Of tbe First Judicial Di-lrictf
 and for the County of Pima. iE the TegsiiuUi. Arizona. The Territory of Arizona -erl
 grceiing iO A. W. Gil, hobcfi Stweli aulld P JCnes, oi the firm name and style of G4
 Sewell 6 Co.
 Ion are hereby summoned and reqUircit appear in an action brought against you | the above named plaintiffs in tine DiSirtC Court of the First District. in and for Il County Of Pima. ln the Territory of AriZ1IlH and answer the compl4iut filed with the Cief Oi ihls Court at-lUc>uu. in said County la cob oi which Compli int accompanies rLi- -u mons within twenty days ieyClusiye ui Il day oi strvicel atier the service upon youiO This summons. fserycd in this County; bud served out Of the County and within this Dt- iuci, then within thirty days, iu Gll all otilc eases iOrty days. This action i- oulLt l. ootAln decree Of this Court for the fUic closure of a certain lien described iu iha c0H plalnt on file In this action obtained by tb, plaintiffs, on the real property consiStin-l f. about five acres of grouuduud -UpgrsiruciurJ Smelling Works, Engine. Boiler. Blower at. Mason Work, erected thereon. situate in tDt County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, bI Acti lue Alo Mines. and which real TluptH and premises, matters and things aforesaid 5r more particularly described in the cOmpiaiIlt which lien + for the snm of SS13 for work at labor performed by plaintiffs for defendant - al defendants request, iu and about the cdn strucilon of said SupcrsIucJurc Smcltcr, Hu zine, Boiler, Blower ana Mason Work. Thu the premises and other things on which sdC lien attaches may be sold. and the pr0cedl. applied tO the payment of plaintiffs. suid ifH as the law directs, anC iu case such proceed are moi sufficient Go pay tUe same, then bhj they may be distributed a- thc law dirc5 and that the plaintiffs have judgment anC dz ecution against defendonts for any balance L. maining due, and that defendants and an plr- sons claiming through them be barred atd foreclosure oi all right title and claim, iln and equity ofredemptiou, and interest iu ald Co said premises, for Attorneys fees, and CtlleT and further relief And you arc hereby 3o- tihed that if you tail to appear and answer ihe complaint as above required. the plaintiff will take default and apply to the Court for rhe r. lieftherein demanded, and costs and disburtc ments in thIs behalf expended. Given under my hand and the Seal of the said Dis,1 -i Court al Tucson, this 18th day of October, IA. D. 1880. GEO. A. CLUM. Clcrj
 F. STANFORD and Jos. NEUGAS-, Atiys. Ior Plaintifs
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Mining Notice.

THIS Is TO CAUTION ALL PERSOI Il against purchasing certain Copper MiA unless from the undersigned and asscciajt located in two locations oi fteeD hundred il mine. and the "Omcga'' mine first East6t extension, situated on Western base of tl Santa Rita Mountains, about thirty milcj little East Of south from tucson The ncct sary lawful work required by law lo hold minih claims mas been done upon each of tho- |, cations, year by year. from date of locadj- On February ith, lS1s, one Virgin located 5h feet taking in part of each location. calling ! location the "Gribraltar.' Persons purcht, ingor intending tO purchase the |" Gibraltei will do well to examine title. as mvsClfat associates claim to be the legal owners, at shall nst part with our title unless for a con sideration uuul legal remedies are exhau-te
 <. R. DELONGj Fort Bowie, A. T., Nov. F, lSSo.
 iStar copy.l
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
.. Dry Ga-hing on the ella.
 Ism Er.ucscl BUllaIln..

For probably twenty years uriler-
 ous deposits in lle Gi.a and COlOradu
 River Valleys, remote from Watei, .haye Oeen worked by what is known
 as The dry-Wasbiug process. 4n some eases it has been worked with
 moderate success. The traveller .n
 the Southern Pacific Railroad Of
 Arizona viii notice on the line Ol the
 route ihe excavations made by the
 miuer>. all of which has been e Orked
 tor gold by dry washing. This pIo-
 cess Is naturally very slow, as ai. tle
 auriferuus gravel haste be wInnOW eu
 altei the manner Of winuowing Wheat,
 the greater specific gravity of gold
 over the aljUuium in which l. Is de-
 posted causing It Go act precisely the
 same way the grains Cf wheat do in
 ,beIT relations tJ the chaI Some oi
 lAe methods Of dry washing are very
 primitive When the wind blows strong the finer material containing lhe gold Is simply sieyed in the
 breeze, when the dust Is caritd oh, While tbe 2 ld drops pcrpendiculariy to Inc ground. Of late years various kinds of macEiuc- for dry washing have been inyeHted, for each of which especial mgriis are claimed. The process. at best, is such a slow one that few, If any, persons ever made a fortune Uy It iu '' dry diEgiugs' Periodically interest .n tbe dr5 digging, ol Oila and Colorado valleys Is revived. Two weeks ago a conn any Of three men ! took what is known as 80 dry gold ! washer from this city Go work some . ground near Yuma, and it is repie- ! ,enled that they have since sent Tor ! another. They are credited viih re- 1 porting that they have taken out Sl39 . per day lncu tlDir arrival al jH, field . .f operation. Another company which took machine Co ,le same io-
 alilv, after d lye-uays run, is cred led wj.h having cleaned ID Sl531. Stil another, after one weeks riai, .,aim e. have taken out Sl03O during . ! weeks run. Such Tepous arc HoJ ! uncommon f# a'i mining locHltiy-.
 uu may bs taken with a, much sall Is 'Lc reader pleascS 60 season them with Stories of the fabulous Weeijh .f tae dry digging, iu the yiciuit: of iuma are u1l new, bot they have thus l: not added auy great gain to thc mineral product ri the Pacific Coast.
 E. di--.ug~ from which these re- .o-- now come are represented To. be t1Ht seven miles from water, which 1- Co te carried tEa; distance for d .- ieslic u-c. A sample o! II pounds oi ; Ir -old-beaIiB- 5iiuyium Was sent Co , Ii- CU il-t week 10 test. and it i~ , -.rtseuied Go have yieidci So cen,~-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
What Yvoraon are EoinE.

rao Of the best steel cngraYers in this country are women. one living in Now York, and one D Columbus, O..
 Al tlc camuenccmest exercises et ile University cf Caliiornla thc highest honor- were carried of by TWO young ladies
 TBc President of the Board of Im- migration for Inc Territory Ol WyO- ming is Mrs. A. IT, Stewart who holds her commission from Inc Gov
 rBof.
 The official reporter of the courts of Washington, O., is woman. This Is the first case of 30 lady's being ap- pointed Co such an office in the State.
 !; WIS woman, Mrs John C. Green, who gave S1G0,000 Co the American Sunday School Union, Co be used In developing highe. order of Sunday school literature.
 The Princes of Wales will lay the foundation stone, in October, of hospital for geutlewomen m reduced circumstances, irrespective of their social position or work.
 Miss LoBgfellOw has been placed in charge of the libraryat Mount Vernon bv the association of ladies wEo con tr0l the home of Washington. The library Is called the Massachusetts Room.
 Among the Nihiijsts condemned at inc late trial at st. Petersburg were four women. Their husbands bud already been exil,d to Siberia, and hey took this meaas of following them.
 There are more than three millions of women in England and Wales try ing to earn a living in the various trades ana industries Their wages are 70 low that >0cIety has been or- cauized Co raise them.
 X lady of leisure and means in Iowa has received he appointment ot notary prblic and pension agent, in order 10 give her services to poor women who cannot afford Go pay for them. She writes bills. collects claims and assists them in other ways.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Mono District
To.bstoue Ep.taph. !


 This district i- ~iiuated on the north. western slope of the Milestone noun. talus, about eight miles suulherlv
 rom Benson.
 Mir. James E. Smith, just in from that district. reports th. camp boom ing The Monarch mine. which i- owned by Me~---. Julian and BcilNa. is down about 5j feet. and has @ ledge of 4 fec. wide which is widening. They intend sinking DO feet. The ore Is chlOr da aui'assags Sl50 on an average. On that ledge is the Mamie, Uwaei by the Advance Min ing Company oi Chicago, upon which work w.ll be commenced next week Ih y propose sinking prospect shan. oi O feet 9u the Mamie. Advance md taak County The most prominent ledge of thi, district i~ the one upon which ihe Grown Jewel, Hercules. Nouuch, Grant and Treasure are To- caisI, and bids fair Go be the Com stocE ledge Oi ,hc district.
 On the Mohawk h4tl i- now be- ing sunk .o 'he depth of GO feel. The ore body promises Co be of crear width. \ vers remarkable feature ot this ledge is that tHe ore body makes g showing upon thC surface the whole length of the ledge.
 The camp is well supplied with water aud wood, and promises in ,he hear future 10 be lively one.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

and will be pushed on as rapidly as possible 7 he track starts 60 he wharf on ATdiiia Island, crosses the long br.d-e at Puuia Arena. and running along high cmbanEmeu.s and through deep cu,s finally passes over another long bridge and enters more open co0ntry A great deal Of heavy and expensive work has aeen done ia these fcv mi'e-. hut ior the rest of The line -a Hermo-Iio thc grading is very light Thirty miles cf roadbcd are ready for uack. and the remaining sixty uilcs Co Hcum0siiio will be graded in ample time, being now un- der contract. The umeiial-yard a, Puuta Arena is crowded with railroad material or all kinds and ail around shows signs of activity and push
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Notlce.

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO 9. ] IN Johnson, or those parties that claim Jin der him. that the undersigned have had th, necessary work done upon the SaI Beruardih, mine, in Pajarito District, in Pima County, A T.. for the year ending JanuaTs J, lsS0. ah, has paid for the same and unless the sdiC Johnson CT those owning nndcr him come for ward within ninety dsys from the date of tili notice. and pay over fO us the sum oi S33 is thirty-three and one-third dollars, that being his or their share of the money paid for asself menI work on his or their onethird of sqio mine, said mine will be forfeited To ns.
 GEO. ?. HOWE,
 PETE KlTCHENj Tucson, September !ss 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
An Edison Romance.

Mir. Edison as the hcroof aromapce now publishing m Paris paper IS shown sitting in the workshop ai his elegant mansion, wrapped in black velvet dressing gown win iasscI, of violet silk. Resting beside him on a velvet cushion is the left hand and arm, just severed from her body. of a beautiful young woman: and near him a powerful electric battery. On the delicate wrist of the young wo- man.s arm Is a gold enamel viper. and on her finger sapphire rug. thc hand holding a dainty pearl glove. As the Is entitled the New Eve. lis suo posed tLat Edison is about Co create a woman with the arm instead of rib as starter. One Of the incidents rem resen's Edison sitting on bank smoking choice cigar and watchInr two trains armed with new brake of hls designed to stop them ins,anra- nenu~ly ana without a shock. The engineers becoming excited bunqla at me brakes, bringing about a collision ID which several hundred are killed. Al ihi, the gifted inventor. throwing away his cigar, impaiiently remarks: ' Clumsy, stupid ," Itls plain tliat very little is really known about FL ison m this country.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

ME. JUAN ACUNA, who is in the city from Ochoayille, informs the CITIZEN that DO mail service has yet been es- abolished 10 that place, and in con sequence many citizens arc constantly annoyed and put 10 much trouble. The mail service In the whole Terri tory is in a very neglected condition.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
JUSTICE SMITH said on orcDi

JUSTICE SMITH said. on opening his court at Counersvillc. Tenn. - William Henry Smith is ar-airnei for assauiliug his father" The Mag i>tr3te had on a previous day knocked his father down with club, and it was himself that be was now arraiLu- ing. He continued: The evidence is conclusive, and I'm not sure but l ought 10 send myself tn jail for ten days; but as this is my first offence, and l certainly had 20 good deal of proyocatiou, I will simply impose fine of Sl0."
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
An Inportanr Armr rhnnu..

There IS a rumor aGoa'. believed to be well founded, that Lieut.. Col. W. K. Price, Sixth Cavalry, has been placed in command of the forces in the field in Southeastern Arizona. thus relieving Col. E. A. Carr of that duty. Col. Price is now on a tour of organization. Lient. Touey will probably be appointed Acting Assist ant AdJutant General, relieving Lieut. Kerr.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
tn Twenty Languages.

The Nesten, which is the Sunday edition of the Illinois S'aats-Zeitung. will ta- morrow contain eIeclian arti- cies In twenty different languages. which will contain appeals 10 the representatives Of all and every nn- uonali'y in Chicago in their own .di- om. The sale will probably be cuOr- nous. Ii Is only in Chicago that one finds either the enterprise to get up such a paper or the cosmopolitan community that can be benefited by It.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

THE weld of four gold and silver mines iu September was as follows Eureka Con-, $1l7, GOO, of which %5i,460 WaS silver, and S3G, 300. gold and 22G, 300 lend; Western tArizona). Sl0i.3OO, of which SS] 500 was in -ll- yer, S2l ,5o0 gold; Californa. S92. lOO. ot which S59.200 was gold and SS2. Q '0o iu silver; Con Virginia, SS2 200, ol which S52, GOO was gold and S29,- 300 silver.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Kecp l, Rernr. ,..n pan..l.

The CITIZEN hopes the agitation of Inc subject of Dr. Lords proposal to erect a handsome block on Church Plaza will be kept up until the corner stone IS laid. It's not every day that the city receives such generous offers.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

WHEN Brutus and Cassius were boys the girls used 10 say that Brute vas such a nice fellow, hut they pre- ierred Cash. The glrls h7vn't changed one bit.-lNew York Commercial.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
GEO. HATFIELD MRS. GERTRUDE LssHEK
 Palace Hotel. MEYERS STREET, TFCSON- HATFIELD S LESHER. Proprietors
Elegantly Furnished
WITH ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS

Special attention paid 10 Families. Room single and en suite.
 The table is furnished with everything that California and Arizona markets can supply
 A fine line of Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars, etc, at the Bar.
 A Free Bus from all Trains.
 The undersigned has assumed entire co irol Of the Palace Hotel, and will use every effort 10 contribute to the comfort of guestl- Patrons wi1 please report any inatteutiou on the part of attaches
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

PEOPLE who take moonlight strolls on railroad tracks shouldn't be offend ed II the Coroner doesn't recognize them
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
TIE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20. lsss
GUAYMAs

\ Brief Description of .ltI. Important Mexican seaFort, and the Raiiuay That is Destined to 58al,e ora Sleepy 1IeEcan Town a Great Cs.y.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

ROBERT T. LINCOLN. son of the mar iyrrd President, is one of the Presi- dental Electors chosen in Illinois.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

TEACHFR-Sgppose you had two sticks of candy, and your big brother gives you two more. how many have you got thens Little Boy Shaking his head)-You don't know him He ain't that kind of boy
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
CARPETS.
BEDDING.

Woyen-Wire Mattresses, Upholstred and Skeleton Spring Beds, Curled Hair, Moss, Wool and Cotton Top Mattresses, Pillows and Holsters, s1eam-dressed Live Geese Feathers, Sheets, Pillow-slips and shams.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
IeaiirOa d Litig alton.

NEW YORK, April T.-Judge Donohue, In
the Supreme Court chambers, to-day granted
an attachment against defendants in four
different suits against the Nashville and
Chattanooga and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany and the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company. The complaints allege that
line made q contract with capitalists Of this
city, whereby the latter were to advance
money to build the Chicago division OF the
roads to run from Nashville to Evansville,
aud were to receive bonds Of the road, secured
by first mortgage, for ninety cents on the
dollar. The complaint alleges that defend
ants refuse to issue the bonds or build the
road. and one OF the complainants ". A.
Roosevelt) asserts that he received q letter
from the vice president Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, who states that
the bonds subscribed for would not be issued,
as the road would not be built. The letter
states that in the agreement no time was
| mentioned as to when the bonds were to be
Issued or delivered. The suits are for S225, 600.