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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Foreign News Notes.

John McHale, Archbishop of Tuam, is dead.
 Gladstone is said to contemplate an early retirement to private life
 A fire in Amaiji, Italy, threatens to de- stroy the greater part of the city.
 The Emperor and royal family of Aus tria are going to Italy in the spring.
 As many as 2O,OOO,OO0 codfsh are taken annually by the Lofoden, Norway, fisher men alone.
 There are said to be 5000 out of 40,- OOO townships of France open to Protest ant preaching.
 The French Government encourages smoking by its prisoners, and 1t Is said the profits are great.
 The pawnbrokers of Great Britain, 4.372 in number. take in during a year 2O0.OO0,00O of pledges
 The soldiers of Italy cost that nation f35 per head annually, of France E5l per head, and of England tl4O
 Of 20 second elections in Prussia, the Liberals carried fifteen, the Socialists four and the Clericals one.
 In Vienna person has to obtain permit before presenting bouquet to singer or an actor on the stage.
 It is estimated that about one million acres of land have gone out of cultivation in England during the last ten years.
 The Gambettist organ, Le Pays, says the current rumOrs relative to the con- position of the Cabinet are premature.
 It is reported in London legal circles that if Lord Selb0rn is not soon able to assume the performance of hls duties as Lord High Chancellor, the great seal will be placed in commission.
 In the Spanish Congress, Monday, the Minister of Finance stated that the Treasury woa,.l have at its disposal, by inc beginningSof 1882, sufficient means for the payment of 176,0OO.OOO piestas required for the issue of the new rentes'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
NayajOes.

The following, clipped from an Albu- querque exchange, explains the Navajo scare:
 HoLBRooK, "A. IT. October 30.-Be- tween and o'clock this p. m., Navajo Indian and his son were met by three or four cowboys at Martins ranch. One of them caught hold of the Indians horse, and after some chin music and flourish ing of pistols by the cowboys, the In- dian started his horse of on a run. Frank Boyd, alias TeIas Frank fired at him and shot him twice through the body, mortally wounding him. He was brought into Mir. Armstrongs camp and everything done for him possible. Be- fore sundown-thirtyO or forty Indians had gathered. Boyd and his comrades had in the meantime started away, after try ing in vain to secure some rifles at Mir. Armstrong's. The Indians, after being told the direction taken by them, started in pursuit, accompanied by white man, who was taken along to identify Boyd. They came up with him at Frank Davis ranch, just as he was about ready to leave, and at once opened fire on him. They riddled him with balls and took nls IlASlDt t-AAA1 HUI HC btAA NAAAi A4NtAA AD Armstrong's, where they ate supper, and expressed themselves as satisfied, having killed a man for a man. Every one at this end of the road was well pleased at the way the disturbance ended, for il they had not got their man trouble was apprehended. l.. \. J.
 Yet the following, clipped from the same exchange, would show that these Indians are bent on mischief:
 W. H. Patton, the Ceraillos Ia statlon on the A. X r., in \. M., near Fort Win | gatel coal man, received a dispatch Sum- | day afternoon from the superintendent | of his mine, stating that the Navaioes ! had ordered the miners toquit work, and
 that the men refused to stay at the
 mines unless they had protection. NIT | Patton left yesterday morning for the
 mine, prepared to protect 1t from any l attack the Indians might make.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Kindergarten Explained.

At the entertainment in the NJ. E. church next Monday evening Miss Stella Morehouse will, so far as limited tirse will permit, give an outline of tlse course of instruction pursued in the kinder garten, and will illustia ate ideas with a number of the gifts employed Tn the school. The programme promises to be interesting, aId is as follows:
 l. Quartette-Anthem-" And be Ye Kind" Mr.. w. c. Davis, Mir. Penney, MT and Mrs. Daley.
 2 Prayer.
 8. Quartette-" Dream On, My Soul, Mrs. Davis, Mir. Penney, Mir. and Mrs. Daley.
 i. Paper-Miss Morehouse-" The Nc. Nc. Education"
 ,. Instrumental duet-cornet and or -medley-Miss and Mir. Penney.
 6. Recitation-selected- -M Mir. w. r. Haynes.
 :. Quartette-"When the Mists have Rolled Away"-Mrs. Davis, Mir. Penney, MT. and Mrs. Daley.
 Exercises will commence promptly at S o'clock.
 While all are cordially invited, it is desirable that parents and guardians of small children shall, especially, avail themselves of the opportunity from an educational standpoint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Official Records.
DEEDS FOR MINES.

A 4 Knox to Move Wickc :, Mermaid and l5 Lord Byron mines, eastern slope Santa Catalina mountains: Sj0O
 C M Smith to Move Wicks, Is Lord Byron, and ls Santa Claus mines, Santa Catalina Mountains, S1O0.
 Frank A Dougherty to Move Wicks. Buttercup and Mermaid mines, Santa Catalina Mountains, Sl50.
 James Cunningham 60 Move Wicks. < Morrow and James Flood mines, Pima District, SlO0
 John H Ware to George F Foster, !, Ware, Phy and Mono mines, Silver Bell District, S1.
 James M Bauman & R c Thomas to John W Fuqua, Black Prince, Unlucky Jim, DeadyoOd and Grey Eagle mines, Palmetto District, Sl00.
 Geo Nj McCutchen to Nj Bauman, !, Black Prince mine, Palmetto Dist, Sl06 John " Abell, Wm Youree and 4 F Clancy to J W Fuqua and $ M Bauman, ' Unlucky Jim and | Deadwood mines, Palmetto District, S2t0
 Aaron Goldberg to N D katz, 1-6 SOlida mine. Red Rock District. Sg0.
 PechO Padilla to c c Stephens and W J Osborn, San Juan mine, Santa Cata- lima Mountains, Slm
 ] G Barney to Il II Heskitt, Mary Bent mine, Ariyaca District, S3Ol.
 REAL ESTATE DEEDS.
 Aaron Goldberg to NJ D Katz, house and lot in Harshaw, now occupied by D Snyder, S225.
 Hyman Goldberg < Aaron Goldberg to Mark Ezekiels, lot and building in Harshaw, formerly occupied by H Gold berg X Son as grocery and store room, SjOO
 John McGregor to Mary M,Gregor, NE T of NE Ii, and NV ], of NE Il of sec Is, T l4 $, R If F, S25O0.
 Adam Linn and wife to Peter Dunphy, part of lot 3, block 1S0, Tucson, S270.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Declaration of homestead by .raulio Garcia, on lots Nos. ,, and ,, block 241, Tucson.
 Appointment by Giant Powder Com pany of San Francisco, Cal, of James H TOole as agent for Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
MINING STArISThS.
Collecting Facts a1I FiglreI 10. the U. $. Mint.

Collecting F~sts zlI Figlre lo- the U S. Mint,
 MT. \. NJ. Lawyer, of the United States Mint at San Francisco, is collecting facts and figures in relation to the present and prospective bullion production Of this Territory. to be used in the reports of the Treasury Department and also pub hshed in book form. Mir. Lawyer will make visit to the principal mining camps in the Territory, and mining men and others will find him courteous gentleman and should furnish him all possible facilities in prosecuting Lis work. These statistics are Of immense value not only as indicating pI esent production, but furnishing the necessary data from which to calculate for the fu ture. These statistics contain list oi the mines which are now produ- eng and those that will become bullion producers ,n the near future. They spare no trouble in securing accurate information as to the bullion product oi the country. They have access to Wells, Fargo Cos statistics for checks and corrections on reports made by the mines, and also follow railroad shipments of ore to the reduction works, in order to credit the product to the proper locality Below We give the statistics Of this Coast fQr the fiscal year ending June 30, 1SSI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

The Tuolumne river is now at its low est, and can be forded at Modesto with safety.
 John Quigley, of Washington, Yolo county, aged I6, poisoned himself last week.
 A panther raided Leache's sheep ranch, near RObnerville, the other night, killing eight sheep.
 The Herald Is the title of a journal just started at RObnerville, Humboldt county, by Chas. l.. Gordon.
 Richard Tanner, of Santa Paula has sued Leonard Skinner for 5000 for defamation of character in calling him a thief.
 Prunencio ;Leon, who attempted to murder Pasquel Real at San Buenaven- tura, last May, has been arrested at Ana helm, where he was living under an as- stunned name.
 An immense deer made his appear ance in the streets of Colusa the other morning, and ran through the heart of the town, and, though shot at, made his escape.
 The Del Norte Record ayers that a farmer near that place raised this year nine hundred and thirty-six bushels of barley from precisely nine acres of ground.
 The parties searching for the wreck of the long-lost Brother Jonathan, off the Klamath coast, are still keeping up their efforts, without any encouragement, SO far as known.
 The Levee Commissioners have paid into the Superior Court of Yuba county, S2, ,524 57, to pay for lands condemned for levee purposes along the Browns Valley grade.
 Last week a fire broke out in the tim bering 1- one of the air shafts of the Central coal mine, at Stewartville, neces- sitating the closing of the mine to smother the fire, and probably delaying for week or two the opening of the same.
 While John Treanor, driving one of Seeley's teams, was hauling one hun dred kegs of powder to a mine at Badger Hill, Nevada county, bridge gave away, and the whole outfit was precipitated into the cut. One of the six horses vas killed, and Treanor badly hurt.
 Mrs. Swey of Strawberry Valley, Butte county, was watering plants on her front porch last week, when she slipped and fell to the ground, distance of eight ct, breaking her collar-bone and two ribs. Owing to her advanced age a seri- ous result is feared from her injuries
 The engineer of the San Bernardino Gas Works was severely burned the other day. He turned a blower the ,--rl,,,r, rra,- .rI a iat of HarnR brfrat frff badly damaging his face and hands.
 Anaheim Gazette fears that Anaheim Landing will fall into the possession of "Rear Admiral" Phineas Banuing, who will close 1t mp and thus compel the ship meut of freight by way of Wilmington, where 1t must pay hIm toll
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Miscellaneous Items.

The court house at Plymouth, the | finest in the State of Massachusetts, was burned Monday night. Value S15O,OO0
 \. l.. Scherck, of New York, importer Is reported hy his creditors to have left for Europe, leaving unpaid SS0OO worth of debts.
 John Crawford, convict at the Jef- fers0nvile, Ind, Stnte prison, was sho; dead by the guard while attempting to escape Monday.
 Bush Rod Birch, for IS years Disburs- ing Officer of the treasury department, died in Pittsfield, Mass, after long illness Monday.
 A negro named Bob Williams, has been lynched in Greenville county. South Carolina, for an assault upon d upon little white girl. He confessed his guilt.
 Tuesday of next week will be Mexican Veterans Day at Atlanta. General Sherman will be there. Incidental weekly shows are abandoned on an ac- count of the great interest in the exhi- bition proper.
 The New York Tribune says: It IS considered certain that the Democratic Senators will oppose to the end any at tempt to admit Dakota into the Union, regardless of the strong claims of the people of that Territory tO the full rights of American citizenship.
 Solon Chase has been retired from the Maine Greenbaek organ. which he edit ed with so much ability. The cause was that Solon could not be induced to merge himself in the Democracy. He was not fastidious, but he drew the line at the Bourbon party.
 Says the Boston Post, in its review of the Clearing House returns: San Fran cisco, which last week dropped from 42 per Gent to 23.1, recovered this week to 53.1 per cent. General trade is reported remarkably active, while there has also been somewhat of a revival m mining speculations.
 Joseph \. Dubois, a prominent hide and wool dealer of Kansas City, left that city week ago, and his whereabouts are unknown. He IS alleged to be defaulter to the amount of S75OO0 His principal victims are Tn Milwaukee and Boston He IS supposed to be in Canada or New Mexico.
 Tue New Jersey Bank Examiner esti- mates that depositors in the Mechanics National Bank will lose fifty per cent, but whatever Is saved from NuCcnt < Co. and other accounts will increase the percentage of creditors. The firm of c. Nugent < Co. have decided to dismiss all employees as fast as work on hand is finished up, and stop business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Phenix Points.

From the GaEette.l
 John Anderson, one of Gillette's sub- stantial citizens, has returned from the southern country and Is now in Pheni1.
 There are 2l4 pupils now enrolled in the Phenix public schools. Of these seventeen are in the high school, ninety one in the grammar school and 106 in the primary school. The amount of work devolving upon three teachers in assuming charge of this number of pu- pills is great, and the efficient manner in which they perform their manifold du- ties entities them to the more credit.
 From the Herald.l
 Dr. Jones has transferred his stock from Tonto Basin to Verde. He reports having lost about 1j0 head of mules and cattle by the Indians.
 There are about fifteen herders round ing mp stock at Woods ranch, prepara- tory to dividing up. Night before last quite an excitement occurred on account of the cattle breaking down the fence and stampeding.
 G. Nj. F. Merritt returned from Pinal last night. He reports times as quite good in that village. The Sabbath school recently organized by him there, last Sunday numbered ninety-nine. If Judge Reymert had been there, as he should, an even hundred would have been the result The church was filled to Over- flowing at the evening services. The school rendered a vote of thanks to the people of Phenix who donated papers, etc, to them.
 [Gazettel
 Judge Tweed went to MaricOpa to-day to bring over Mrs Tweed, who mas been visiting in San Francisco. We are pleased to learn that the lady's health Is much improved.
 A. E. Williams, the man who wns shot by "Hank" Williams, was to-day eI- amined before Justice Richard on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. He was discharged.
 Sonathan Jones died yesterday at Vul- ture. Mir Jones was the first driver on stage line between Seymour and Vulture, and drove continuously for the past year. Heart disease was the cause of his death.
 John PembertOn and William Gordon have been held in S1.000 bonds, at Globe, as accessories to the murder of Hook in TontO Basin last July. It seems that they harbored J. Willits, Justice of the Peace, who has since disappeared and was known to be accessory to the crime. For this offense they were arrested, on complaint of c. $. Colyig, and held as above stated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Military Matters.

Leave of absence for twenty days Is granted Assistant Surgeon J. K. Corson, conditional upon his furnishing medical attendance at his station-Fort Yuma during his absence.
 One months leave of absence. with permission to apply for an extension of five months, has been granted to Lleut. Jones Halloran, 12th Infantry.
 Telegraph instructions directing Capt c. M. Bailey, Sth Infantry, to proceed to Angel Island, Cal, are confirmed
 Leave of absence for one month, with permission to apply for an extension of eleven months, has been granted Lieut.. G. E. Overton. 9th Cavalry.
 Capt. NJ. H. Stacey, l2th Infantry, has been ordered to proceed to Fort Yuma to obtain his company records and DropertY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Fire at inc American Flag.

On Tuesday afternoon fire broke out in the cabin of Mir. Isaac Lau rin, the foreman of the Richardson Consolldated Mining Co. The cabin and all or its contents were destroyed. The loss 70 Nr Laurin was about Sl,ojO and will be severely felt He Is one of the oldest pruspectors in the ~Old Hat Distinct and a hard worker. Many parties who have visited the "Old Hat" can tes;lIy to the kind hospitality and genuiple, courtesy of the proprietor of the ""ld log cabin" He has our sympathy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Yuma Gossip.
Yuma Free Press.


 Captain J. A. Mellon left on the last trip of the Gila for Fl Dorado canyon. Mrs. Mellon goes up on the next steamer to join her husband.
 The sale of the recent confiscated cat tie of Amabisca's realized S75, and il cost just SIP, the government realizing the sum of S3, less the informer's blood money.
 We regret to learn that our postmas- ter, MT. F. B. Wightman, is about to leave us. Frank has received a position in the employ of Sisson, Wallace X Co, at Fl Paso, Texas.
 O. F. Townsend Is applicant for the position of postmaster. We favor him because he IS man of family, honest, competent in business and the position will assist his need. Further he is a Republican and can consistently accept favOrs from a Republican administration. Neils Johnson, of the Colorado Hotel, complains bitterly of the many out rages which are being nightly commit ted i'll the neighbOrhOOd of his hotel. On Monday night a boisterous party, headed by railroad man, invaded his hotel with six-shOOter in hand and iR- timidated his lodgers. The committee ot H. H. H. should call upon these in- tractors of law.
 lSentinel-l
 Frank Staples, superintendent of the Arkansas mine, Castle Dome, arrived on Thursday from San Francisco.
 Emigrant travel over the Southern Pacific railroad has increased to such an extent that double the usual number of cars are now used.
 Messrs. A H. Cargill and Frank Riggs paid Tucson flying visit this week, leaving here oI Wednesday evening and intending to return Friday morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF C. M. K. PAULISON. DE- IL eesssd-NOtice is hereby given 5y Inc un- derslzned- administrator of the estate of t. VI. K P1ullsOn. deceasesi to the creditors nf. and all persons having claims against the sand deceasat, tO exhibit them vlth the necessary vouchers. within ten months after ths first publication Of this notice. tO the said administrator at his Of- fee, corner of Meyer and Pennington streets. in the county of Pima
 THrODOEE L. STILES. Special Administrator of ths Estate of C.. M. K. Paallson. deceased.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
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HTIU ITFTFUT TV TITI'TIT 7TTTTTTT77T TT FI"ITllF noises in the head. tha vital tutd passing uuob- served in the urine and many other disea-es that lead Co insanity and death
 DE. TISTiE will agree to forfeit Five Hu' dred Dollars for ease of tlis Kind thc Vi Restorative under tiz spccinl advice and tr- meutl will not cure ur for uythIuE i'm pure or Q iutious iouud Iu it. Dr. ImtH treats all prIYa diseases successfully without mercury teusl tation FREE. Ihorug-u e-..fuI uuil.su and vice. in ,iudIug aualysI- Df uuuc, sf. Price Nitai f-e-tortttiye. ,a bottle, or four tiEr- subsequ utly Slu. Sont Co any addr-,s upon r~ ceipt of Yrice or C. O.D. secure from pnse-yltiou and in Irivate name lf desired, by A. q. MIN TIE. M. D., il kearHy street. San Francisco California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

THIs senseless string out by the min ing press of long, tedious articles under the caution Does Mining Pay" or Is Mining a Legitimate Industry? should cease. The day for this has passed away. Everybody knows that mining paws. and it has won. its way as legit- innate industry when properly conduct ed. though 1t can be made illegitimate and proftless by criminal or careless management. More attention should be paid to the dissemination of mining news, letting the industry take care ot itself. It would be thought the heIght of absurdity to see in a commercial journal a string of words headed " Is Commerce Legitimate?' But the very men who scout such an idea as this, will fill a column or more with the very self same stuff about mining Mining News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

Iakmg the whole bullion producing portions of the country, Arizona ranked fourth. Mir. Lawyer gave 1t as his opin- lon, from the statistics already in their possession and the prospects, that the report for the fiscal year ending June 30, lSe2, Arizona will rank at least second on this Coast, if not for the whole coun- t-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
STATE DEPUTY GEo. H. ADAMS duly

STATE DEPUTY GEO. II. ADAMS duly installed the following newly elected of ficers of Tucson Lodge No 1. l. O. G. T., at their regular meeting last Friday: Geo. W. Brown, W. c. T.; Miss Yetta Feldman, W. R. s.: Miss Josie M Schreiber, W. l.. S.; Mrs. Martha H. Woffenden, W. V. T; Mrs. NJ. F.. John son, W. T.; James A. McFadden, w. F. S.; Den Fish, W. S.; Geo. l.. Lynde, W. Chap; Miss Julia Ingram, w. NJ; Mrs. E. Feldman, W. I. G.; J. B. Dean, W. O. q. Several accessions were made to the Order last night, and a number of pro- positions for membership will come be- fore the next meeting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Land Omce Records.

Charles H. Vail. Pheni1, homestead entry, No. 19. for NV of section F, township $, R 3E F..
 Thomas Hughes, Pantano, homestead entry, No. Is, for the SEE |, SW li, of section 3: NE |, NV section 10, town ship 2l $, R 16 E.
 Solomon Warner, Tucson, to fractional F ! :. of SW 1, and lot of NV Of sec tion II: lot :, section II, and fractional SEE of the SEE !, of section 10. town ship 14 S, R I3 E.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Phenix Points.
IHaraIdl

Mir. and Mrs. F.. Irvine left this mOrn- ing for the Pima Agency, to be absent q month or two.
 "Con-sarn the ditchr' Thus apostro- phized our Probate Judge last night as he missed his footing in the dark, and sounded the depth of water i'll one of the city ditches. We sympathize with his honor and give him credit for using so harmless an epithet as the above.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

. .Cm9AusS was rgu over by tGe east b.Igl train near Wiilcoz Thursday morliu.. He died during the day, and Lis remains will be sent to China by the next steamer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Bullion.

Tine bullion output at Contention, for the first week in November, was as fol- laws: Head Center, bars; Grand Cen tral, F bars; Contention mill, 19 bars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

IT Is stated that tAelate Commissioner of tbe General Land Office. General J. 4. Williamson, has been tendered the SrtretarysIip of the Interior by the President.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
r,RIE OF DISTANCES.

-------.. f,- Florence. -i mil,s' -- s-S,s.''' f- Fiortrcr. 2. males. Silver hinE. %
 rii.'-. -t,'.,aix. s1 milcs; Nultnre. in miles; s-s.AEe' Inn, qi miles; Prescott. l53 miles
 WIcNr5.''-'irr rIrs. li miles, l.rshau. 'l iilies. .s..s s..,. f. f5r ro.at-to-,' sl niiiss; l-. 5-S;agy~ l', ., i.s miles. San CgrlOs .5 ui-es.
 q s. .sii;t-, t,- Gls..- G1ilssi.s.y-tiiIe, = nile-. ,p, C. SiAs. .., . af Afchisoc. Topeka k Ssnja te and e.. .-.- --' Pacific Railroads.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

STONE for the foundation of the fire hell tower was being hauled 10 the cen tr-o' Church plaza Friday aud the work of construction will be commenced at once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
THE EMPIRE DISTRICT.

The Wonderful Growth Of SIX short Months Gins Among Million-whs. Ene-gy and Money have Accomplished 4 Fetal wreck with .nliioas iu Sight-other Valuable Prop or.ies ia shs Empire District -Tha rroasu-es or ths Eternal Eirs Unlocked ty tec zands cs Man
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

THE Lost Treasure Mining Company, formed to operate in Arizona, has filed articles of incorporation in San Fran cisco. Capital stock, SlO,OO0OOO. Direc- tors-Wllliam Sherman, William H. Lent, William Willis, Geo. W. Osborne and George COngdon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

We are informed this morning that no one would trust Maricopa county for a load of wood, and that, in consequence, the officials have to steal fuel from neighboring citizens to keep from freez- ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
.nN NENER fAIL-

IS \ NEVER fAlL-
 | iur cure for Nervous
 Debility. Exhausted Vi- ta.ity. Seminal Weak ness. SpermatorrbW1,
 Losf Manhood. impo- tency. Para ysis. and all The terrible effrctz of Scif-abuse and youthful follics and cxcessc,s in maturer years such az loss of memory. lassi- tude. nocturnal ennis