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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
Prescott Paragraphs.
Democrat

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 The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe track is now at Willows, the end of the second division out from Albuquerque. This place Is 13i miles from Prescott.
 J.L French. manager of the Santa Fe office of R. G. Dun S Co.,, the mer- cantile agency, Is in town making a careful examination of the mercantile houses of our city.
 The Wadley mine, on Lynx Creek, was purchased yesterday by Dr. S. E. Farnham for another party, on which he intends to start tue work Oi tmneliua 8i the vein the first of the comiug week. From horn spoon prospect shown us, with specimens of the ore, We should say the Wadley mine Is destined to rank among the leading gold mines of 1ava- pal county, showing free gold la puyme quantities.
 Dr. Farnham has returned from Lynx Creek, and reports that they have in the Yavapai tunnel, old Hidden Treasure mine, plump, six feet of solid orc and six feet more of ledge matter. Nohang- ing wall vet. Drifting has now been started on the vein south, next tO the foot wall, intending to crosscut the vein at the distance of fifty feet. The com pany have erected a fine boarding house at a cost of about SG0), blacksmith shop. powder vault and all necessary outfit for permanent and and extensive operations, the work of which has been pushed forward steadily under the su- pervision of Mir. r. \. Baker, who will remain in charge for tine present. Dr. r. expects to return east soon to confer with the company in reference to redUc- tion works.
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 Al Seiber, guide scout and Indian fighter, Is in this section.
 M. McCarty, who is in from Flagstail, on the 4. *. F. Railroad, tells us that work along the line is progressing nicely
 Captain c. P. Eagan has been quite sick. His complaint, we understand, Is nervous contraction of the nerves of the breast.
 We are told that Hon. W. II. Hardy Is Richmond in the field and wants to be Governor of Arizona. The Alta has moi mentioned Hardy's name.
 The mines on Groom Greek are being worked with vigor, and about the first of the year there will be the grandest boom out there that has ever seized Northern Arizona.
 Hon. Clark Churchill, to-day, in the defense of Stephen Condron. made an able and eloquent argument, clearly demonstrating the fact that he is not only an excellent adviser but thorough defender.
 The Tucson CITIZEN comes out in an item against J. H. Behan, Sheriff of Cochise county. Behan has lived in Arizona too long for the blackmailer tc injure him. The idea of an imported upstart talking about old citizens of tho Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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PROF. GEO. Cl HALL has received a telegram from the superintendent of the public schools at Los Angeles, inform ing him tlat General John Eaton, Com missioner of the Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior, will arrive in Tucson tomorrow morning. Gen. Eaton will be net at the depot by the school trustees. While here an effort will be made to induce him to favor the peo- pie of Tucson with a lecture upSn the subject with which he is SD familiar. Should he accede to the desire of the people in this matter a very interesting discourse may be expected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
Billiard Tournament.

A billiard tournament that continued through the larger portion of last week was concluded last Sunday at I. Gold trees Gem Saloon. The prize was a handsome rosewood, mahogany and ash cue, and quite valuable. There were eight entries for the tournament and the rules were three-ball French carom games of fifty points, each player to play one game with each of the other contestants. The following is the score:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

Doc Glascott having made the best score, received the prize. A portion of the players met with such poor luck that they withdrew before playing the requisite number of games.
 MT. GOldtree has sent for a much finer cue, valued at S30, and will have a tournament in a couple of weeks be- tween two of the best local players, the score being 2500 points.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
A PRosPEcroR who had struck a lead

A PRosPECToR who had struck a lead in the Gunnison country not long ago, postad the following g notice: "The under signed claims this le de with ali drifts, spurs, angels, sinOsities, etc, etc, from this stalk a loo fete in each direcOun, the Same being a silver barring load and warning is hereby given to Awl persons to kope away at their peril Any per will be persecuted to the full extent of the law. This is no munky talk, butt I will assert my rites at the point of the sicks shutter if legally Necessary talk head and good warning. Accordin to law I post this Notis. JOIN SEARLE."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

WE received yesterday a call from w.. A. Holmes, who arrived in Los Angeles from Globe, after II years continuous residence in Arizona. He informs us that. since the Indian scare, the mining interests have commenced to look up at Globe, and that the day he left S33,OOO in bullion was shipped to San Francis co.-Los Angeles Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

TRANPs are becoming almost as thick in New Mexico as they are in the east ern States. Albuquerque has her full share of the vermin.-LA Albuquerque Journal.
 Ditto in Arizona. And they are lazy worthless class who think 1t Is easier to strike some generous, hard-wOrklng man for two bits than work. They are thick enough to need regulating by the police.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

SNEAK thieves are showing their hands in the city, and although no successful attempts at burglarizing have been made they have left evidences of their evil intentions upon the premises where they endeavored Co operate. People should keep lookout for them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

\ coLoRED private named Richard son, while being pursued from Fort Craig, New Mexico, where he had stolen S550, suddenly turned upon his pursuers and shot asoldier named Kelsey through the head, killing him instantly. Ser geant Dickinson and a private succeed ed in capturing the fellow, but subse- quently killed hiIn in an attempt to es- cape.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

4 TES-sTAMP quartz mill and rOaster to be established at Calico Mountain in side of twenty days. At the same local ity, new find of ore has been struck running S4,0OO to the ton. Ten tons of ore are being shipped to San Francisco, and are said to be the richest ore ever sent to that place. Los Angeles Con- mercial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

TIE Texas smelter has shut down for a few days for want of teams to haul the ore. On Friday it shipped 2SS bars of bullion weighing fifteen tons, valued at Sl3455.35. It was sent to Philadelphia, via the Atchison, Topeka < Santa Fe railroad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
THE NEW MASONIC HALL.
A a7le11.I Hacs.1F and -u Ornament e tho
 Cy-7la1 os tls Structure.

The committee appointed by Tucson Lodge No. 263, r. s 4. M., have com- pleted arrangements for the construc- tiou of a magnificent hall ol Penmng- to1, slreet, over the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and thcir.actian viIl be ratified by fine lodge at tbc next regular meeting on Monday night
 The Lall a. present in nse is not sUli- ciently iaFya ior lodge purposes, and is entirely inadequate for 8 Chapter or Command .ry, which orders viii soon he estabi.shdJ ia Tucson. X petition for authority iusutIte a Chapter is now bon, pref ar,d, and there is no doubt but < vill be started early in January.
 Plans for the new hall have been drawn. snd embrace all the requisites of large. commodiOus and airy lodge rooms The structure v1ll be built of wood and is desicucG with rare architectural skill + will bctlirty-twO feet wide, outside measure. I,y one hundred and foTty-nint feet long, and will extenG from Man street c. a point nearly opposite War uer street, on Pennington. ILe follow ing is the general
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
PheniN Points.
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PC. Bickell, of this city, contem- plates going to Sonora shortly. We trust his fortunes may be cast iu pleas ant places.
 Mir. Geo. F. Brown, for the past year engaged in mercantile pursuits, has retired from business in this city. He contemplates a visit to California soon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

BY private letter from Arizona we learn that George Lail has taken the contract to ciyilize a tribe of Indians We are now at work on his obituary Las Vegas Optic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

Four new buildings at the Montana Territorial Insane Asylum are nearly completed.
 Two Cree Indians were shot and killed last Saturday on the Marias, Montana, in au encounter between their own people and band of Piecaus.
 Tn the billiard tournament Saturday night at New York, Heiser beat Sexton, Daley beat Gallagher, Schaefer defeated Carter and Dion defeated Wallace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

TIE survey of the proposed railroad from Yuma to Puerto Ysabel Is to be at once resumed Teams and supplies for the party have been telegraphed for.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

MR. A. REDEUILL, agent for the sale of pianos, has so far found in Tucson fiftv-one pianos. There are undoubtedly more instruments in this city, as many have not come under the notice of MT. Redeuill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

THERE'S music in tie air, and concerts are popular and frequent Music possesses refining influences, and its ap- preciation and encouragement here auc,Ilrs well for the future of Tucson
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

THE Western Mining Company have paid their monthly dividend on the 10th instant of one dollar per share, aggre- gating S100,000. Total, Sl,315OOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

PLACER mines have been discoyered il t1aae aee sfi49Gis, fo' of Albuqueg;%ne and ouite n excitement lsaaas I1e55n caused thereby, though no great developments are yet -.ported.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

IRE gamblers of Las Vegas offer to support the police Force-on the ground, we suppose, that they are not to be mo- tested.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

JUDGE BUELL's HeTdic coach began its regular trips Monday from Main street to Buelrs addition beyond the railroad depot. It Is a neat and commodlous affair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

TIE lot selected by the gas company for the erection of their works is on Meyer street north, near the arroyo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

TIE Contention mill shipped six bars of bullion and the Grand Central shipped five bars, on the 18th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
Circular to '. $. Deputy Surveyors.

The Surveyor-General, in view of the removal of the .. S. Depository from this city, has issued the following circu- lar to L. s. Deputy Surveyors:
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 TUcsoN, Arizona, Nov. =, 1881. To |. $. Deputy Surveyor,
 -, Arizona-SIR: The |. $. De pository in Tucson has been discontin- ned: therefore I can no longer receive drafts or money and make deposits for surveys or office expenses herewith.
 Applicants for surveys in cases requlr- ing deposits must make them with some [. $. designated Depository or U. $. As sistant Treasurer, and transmit the du- plicate certificate therefor to this office before execution of contracts or issu- ance of orders for surveys in such cases. Please give as much publicity to this communication as yOu can convent ently. JOHN WAssoN,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
Local Intelligence.

CONGRESS street, near Meyer, Is being macadamized with adobes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

MR. NM. h ANE met with quite an ac' cident whll e in Harshaw, last week. He was driving a top-heavy buggy, and one
 Of the wheels went suddenly in rut
 which capsized the vehicle. It fell several feet down 6 declivity, dragging ths horses which were firmly held by
 Nr. Kane. The buggy was not material ly injured but Nil. Kane's right hand and cheek received some severe scratches, from which he has now nearly recovered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

MR. P. E. BRADY, one of the old pio- neers of Arizona and former resident Of Tucson, is in the city. About twelve years ago MT. Brady was Sheriff of Pima County, and proved himself an excellent officer He was afterwards a candidate for Delegate to Congress from this Terri tory. At present he Is Treasurer of Pinal County, and this Is his first visit in eight years to this city. While he meets many old friends here, he finds a great change in the city for the better.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

MR. R. E. HARRINGTON has been ap- pointed postmaster at Maricopa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

MR. II. NJ SMITH, of San Diego, is so- iourning in Tucson for a short time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

MR. W. P. WooDs has arrived in Tue: son from a two months visit to his friends and relatives in the East. He spent a portion of his time in Missouri and Illinois, being in Chicago for the most part. He says there is much inter est taken in Arizona affairs by the peo- pie of Chicago, and much of their sur plus capital --i" soon seek investment in ~as. Territory. . coming Qe -SI1e
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
Phenix Points.

lOl1-tta-I Several capitalists are expected soon, % examine into the mining industry of this section.
 Geo. E. Webber, Supt. of the Tptop mine and Mr. Dawes, merchant of Tip .op are in town.
 D. r. Kimball, of Mesa city, who in company with his son was engaged m tsaming, disappeared from his camp near Seymour, last Friday night. Sew eral hours after retiring the IunlOr Kim ball saw his father get up, h't Sdppos- ing that lc was looking after the stock, paIduo attention to the matter until he was alarmed by the prolonged absence. Arising he instituted a search and sue ceeded in tracking his father for four or five miles and found his hat and ccat. It being impossible tO follow the tracks further. yo1nr Kimball came Co PheulN and gave tle alarm. Yesterday a party of about tp euty men lef5 to search Tor the missing man. and to-day Thomas Rogers. our efficient Deputy SherlH left for the scene of the mystery. At last accounts nothing had been heard of the unfortunate man. It is supposed that in a fit uf mental abheratioU Mr. hlm- lall, who had been drinking to excess or late. wandered of, and, 1t IS feared, per ishaJ alone and UuIDticed on tue d-eary desert
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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c. A. Strickland brought 60 crazy m>u
 named AmagO Rias doUa from Nu.tGre
 This morning. J. B. Montgomery took him tp Stockton to-day.
 Last evening drunken Mexican fired a uia.a. shot through rue ceiling at Cot toms saloon. There was no one hurt, but several were badly scared.
 The marriage of Nr. l. Oro,eo and Mics R OUfn took place at the new Catholic church on Salurday evening at s o'clock The church was well filed to witness tEc ceremony, which was per formed by Rev. F. Gerard. The altar was handsomely decorated and brilliant .v illuminated for the occasion. The brldc was handsomely dressed m silk with bridal veil and flowers. She was supported by two ladies fr' m Florence, and Messrs. II. Gartias and J. Orusco, of Vulture, supported the groom After the ceremony at the church, tLe bridal party held a reception at the residence of the brides parents, where an elegant supper was spread and was enjoyed by about one hundred guests, and many a l flowing bumper wIs emptied tO the health ald prosperity of the newly mar ricd pair. Dancing was begun about ID o'clock and the wedding feast continued until the small hours of the morning. We extend our congratulations and om
 earnest wishes for tLe happiness of the young couple.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

THE CITIZEN office has received, with the compliments of NIT. Charles A. Franklin, Superintendent of Public Schools for Apache county, a copy of an article on the discipline of the school, by Hiram OrcEtt, IL. D., the usefulness of which has induced the Education Bureau of the Department of the lnte- rior to republish 1t. Mir. Franklin has our thanks for the pamphlet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

TIE Centennial Mining and Milling Company, Of Globe District, has recent ly purchased the Irene mill, and will at once complete it for the working of Gen. tennial ores. Although the mill Is of twenty-stamp capacity, but ten stamps wall be used at present. The Centen- nial mine joins the famous Julia" said to be one of Globes best prospects, and with its ores, the Irene mill will use its full capacity of stamps in developing the richness of the Ceptennial-Julia lode, which is reported to be of high grade. The Centennial-Juliao owners believe the lode to contain ores of great richness, and are prosecuting the work as a legit- innate industry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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NOTICE IS HEREBY rl'.. V follDuIu- uaU... r't'.. his intention t1 r.l lU Nr port of uis -..-. . will be U1i. .H.- Olicrrs af Lras.u .. '- 1--I. vIz.. Ie-I- .nr.. Statement N1. tl-. far f E. I3 E.. Gi.l and Sr.t .. names Che fll..EI.r rltu tIluoUs re-iirura UrHr. .. lauj. viz.. tl.uu.Il -ar.. , diila. Ferfcctp EIa- al. A- of Tucson. X. T.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
THE ROAD TO MYERS DISTRICT.
Report of the Examination of the
 Route.

The Distance only about 90 Mnes-It Opens UT the cabahi as well as Myers District How the Mines Appear to Visitor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

Eureka has a barber who can talk six different languages.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
Huaciiuca Reservoir.

The Huachuca Water company broke ground on their reservoir No. l yester- day. It is to be 2O feet deep, 90feet long and s0 feet wide. The site is one of the very best in tine district, being on the Bon Ton mining claim, about three quarters of a mile south of Jhis city, m the immediate vicinity of the majority of the hoistiug works being nearly all on the line of the distributing main from the reservoir tJ -Ee city. The res ervoir is over 20 feet above town and lJ feet above the hoisting works of the Contention and Central mines, which are. as vet. the Iii hest in this mining district This reservoir will be sunk ID the solid rock; the sides and bottoms are Co receive two coats of the best Eng lish Portland cement. This will be a fitting receptabie for the pure water of the snow-clad HuachUcas.- EpItaph.
 MAJOR $. M WHITEsIDE, who was in Chicago on leave Of absence when the Indian troubles occurred in Arizona, and was recalled to joln his regiment, i- stopping for 60 few days in this city. The Major is interested largely m mining properties i1 Tombstone and the Hua- chuca mountains. and will leave t,-mor- TOW for the former place. He ls very capable officer and a pleasant gen. tleman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

A COMPANY has just been formed in New York, called tine o. K. Consolidated Mining Company. They own three very promising claims near the Old Mowry, in Patagonia district, and will commence active work at once. The near approach of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road will render all those large bodies, of low-grade ore in that vicinity vsry valuable The new company starts out with the finest prospects. Mir. Coving- ton Johnson, superintendent of the Her mosa, IS also superintendent of the new company. Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27

GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT WHIT E of the A. T. X $. F. road, has. completed arranements with managers of New England excursion parties, for four ex- cursiOns from Boston to the Pacific Coast next spring. The number in each party will be limited to 150 persons, and the fare for each will be S4O0, this sum inclu- ding all legitimate expenses Of the trip, such as hotel and hack bills. No dead heads will be allowed on the train. The excursionists will ride in Pullman cars, and the train will be run as a special all the way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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