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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Improved Ooean Navigation.

k Hder- HOt much past tuId lie lii can Call tO mind the tune when sal irg packets were the onl, vssSeIs iu
 Ahich the Atlantic uid be crossed | thlitj Gays' yuy age WAS cOnsIderru
 quIck lrip hslwreu New York ana Liverpool. When steamers were frs .nlroGuceu they ran only betw, eL 6u>tu auu the British COasl, and th.
 JtiCe ,f passage was $500. Ticket.
 'uu now Ur bu ghi for one fifth Ihar
 um, and the improvement 10 spe, q
 a~ been tqUaip great. The trip I, Oueeuslowu bas been made in GbUu seven days. Bui tnis eXcepIiouAi speed
 |. e- not sE isil tbe public wants, hLU line of ,wIil yes=eis has been "i- sanIzed iu great BriiaIn, designed l.
 skc he leg ular passage between
 dIlfoTd Haven and New York within a week. The steamers will carry Oniy cabin passengers and high cosi freight. Nlth large Conslgnmvnt of passen- gtrs at $50 each, or about S7 per day, they ought to make money. i large proportion of the passengers eat little during at least part of the trip, for sea sickness IS not conducive tO heavy consumption of food. Ii Boston, Portland or Quebec were substituted for New York as the American termI- nus the voyage could be shortened a day or two. Should these ocean ex- press trains be perfected, the time may not be lar distant when & man Can sal for the old world on Monday, pass Sunday on European soil, and, lhe following Saturday night. Tn, now contemplated will qulle surely lead to others, and the so called rapid transit of cur own day be 10 the department of aoso lute siOwness,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE work of transcriblng the rec ords pertaining 10 Cschise county Is rapidly progressing under the man. sgement of Hon. B. 4. Fickas. So far the records are complete of the books relating to mortgages, real es- tate. land claims, miscellaneous rec ords, chattel mortgages, mill sites, bonds, bills of sale, powers of stior- ney, liens, sole traders and marks and brands. The mining records, loca- tons and transfers of mines are about half completed. Some ur weeks more will be required to complete them. From twenty-siX 70 thirty men have been employed in the work, and twenty-four are BOW en. gagged Tn day and night shifts. The day shift works from a. III. 10 6 B. m., and the night shift from 6 D. m. to 6. m. MT. ". L. Martin Is in charge Of the night shift, and with his experience and energy. gives com. plete satisfaction. He is soon to take charge of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S bus- iness al Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
INDIAN TERRITORY INDIANS.
As Hi Perkins saw them-Ezt-acts from One Of HIs Letters to the Chicago Esi5Uue.

AToKA, Indian \ ton, May H. The phIanIhropist m Ghe No,th nceu have uu ieHr that lhe IudIans ID tn, Indian Nation are LOl able to Iak, care of themselves. They bs,,
 -cnV"is aLd churches, a regular furn
 uI government, anu the CuuntTy !s getting full of hali-breeds and QuaE- Ier- breeds who ale smart enough tU come to illinois aud teach school.
 The On.y change going on in the
 Nation Is the facing out of the Indian. The country is fuil of half breeds, quarter breeds and eighth breeds. Mrs. Ream, the Choctaw squaw who married Winnie Ream's brother, Is about One-eighth Indian. For ten miles on eaGI side of the NJ. k. & T. Railroad, within twenty years. the country will be settled by this new m"ugrel race.
 What makes this mIscegenatlon9
 IL cow boy murders a man in Texas he starts frr the Nation, works d while ou the railroad, and finally mariIes a squaw tor lives with her) and raises Il family Of little murder srs. Ihese lIitle murderers grow u fall o: white cunning anu Indian deviltry. They absorb or drive out Jne old native Indian. These hali. Ur, ed glrls are sought after us wives Uy other IhIeves and murderers. By and by the Indians Nill be gone Rno
 he cuI-lhroats will iDLabit the couu- f= l. sI -F Indian.
 Now, every poor white bartender, anu journalist, aud policeman in Chi ago needn't think he can come down mo the Nation and marry the tir, pretty rusy checked squaw "r the trsi -niny -taced co.ored g,rl he meets, Tor be cant du il. Many of Ihess squaW and colOreG girls are particular Nhom they marry. Then Ireily girl witL 2OUO acies of land and ranch in lroLt of her as ihr as ehe can see, all her owD, Is ID great demand.
 ln many Instances these s6uaws, es pecIaily among iho Greeks, Chero- kees and Ch.cAsAws, are handsum, and finely educated. They HIe often graduates of East, rn seminarIes. The CG' rOkees send sixly young ladies anu l gentlemen East To Oe educated every } ear. I've seen Cherrkee ana Cree l slrls with banged hair, faces pow dered like Kentucky belle, wearing | poke bOnneie and si1-button gloves. | 'e se,n these pretty squs~s hirlin. | with thIse or Iuur fellows at once, | liAe peTuiue Chicago girl.
 The only man wbO absolutely over | whe,ns pIeIiY Cherokee gIrl Is d s"ld- span gled Pulimah-car cOnduc- ''T. lie could carr; oil a CbIei'> 14ua ahitT-.ana, ranch ana aIl-wIth- Dat lIyiug Ht all. That gilt hatnHnd Sith tHe 'oadiug on u breaks an lu- Iua glri's heart as CHpOuPs OAng aDu breaks the heats Oi hr buardIng-hou,e giIls 10 New YOik. 1 believe il GeUrge Pullman himseH Ouid see The pretty girls al smiling 4t his conductors that Ae would be- ;ume jealous and cry out Imperl- Jusi iy-
 Give me that hatm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
The Coming Race.
INsw ! u.k Eyrnlaz Ts.ssrsm

k-NeW l losk ENrhl1k islsETEm.l
 The belief Of scientists that cleo tricuY. 10 be manifold uses tO which |, Is IO he applied, Is Co isvolu,ioniE- The condItiOL of society, so that the cIsIliZa iou ol the latter part of the twtnlI,th century should differ as much from that of The nInetetuth, A, preseul uiyiIE .tiOu differs from rhal of lhu niCdlr ages. Lord L, uOo Le- la, ed E giimp-e of tuis In hls wnn- drriul work, "TLe Coming Rucr, written when he was comparatively old, lEi E.sring the lTscts Of youth aud originality. hil"soDhrrs calcu- late that The period Will coms when three hours daily will be all that will be required tO perform the business duties of life. ard that all the rest of the lime may be devoted 10 mental, moral and physical improvements, including sleep, exercise and recres- tiop. As We do not know what coun- teEscIinE forces may sTise 10 block
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Sudden Death.
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 About noon Monday considerable excitement was occasIUned on Ailtu -,reet by ILe sudden death oi Dr. J. d. Johnson. He had complain iug in the morning and Dr. Ande con Lad prercrbtd fDr hIm. However, ne was mol SD III as tO he couhLsd tD hIs bed. At the time stated he Was waking up Allen street, when he suddenly turned and Tan down ILe street and inlo Inc Aicade Saloon, where be immediately expired. Dr. Johnson hsI been in town only few weeks, during Rblch time, l. must be confessed, his habits were not alto getner steady. IL Is supposed his death arose from this cause. pr. J ohnson came here from GilrOy, Santa Clara county, California, his first wife being a daughter of Julius Martin, prominent ciuzen of San Jose. His sscond wife is now living ip TueBe2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

TN THE PROBATE COURT or IHE l County Oi Pima, Territory Oi Arizona. ll me ns tsr Oi The estate and guardianship co Jo-e Maria OrOSco, mtnUr--Oytsr tJ -10" oguse on application Oi guardian for order 5i sale Of Ieai estate.
 On reading and flins the petition Oi W!..izu J. Osborn, tLc guardian of the person aud ss- Jaie Of JOSE MARIA OkUSCO, q minor, praying 10 su order Of sale Ug certain real es tate belOnging to his said ward, for Inc uses and purposes therein ss, forth.
 lt is hereby ordered that Jhs next Ot ail Si Of tae said ward. and all pgr-OHs interested il the said estate, appear before this COGf. oL SATU RDAI, the Huh day oi Jane, l5sli zl o'clock a. IO., at the cOurl-rOUm of Jl!s Co17 .n ths City Of rucscn, in sad COUuty ui fims then and there 10 chow cause Uby aa yGd7i should uOt be granted for tae ,ala oi suel t-'. estate.
 And iJ is further ordered that a copy ol t1I' order bU published at lrast onCe a werA i5i three successive weeks, before lnU said gay 1- hearing tn the WsrAly Arizona CIr-eE, newspal CT printed and pu0iis1ed iu a>4~ County Uf FIuE. JOEN .. OUDt
 Probate Judge Dated May 9, 1881. myI5 wA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Tomhstona Mining Notes.
LCondensed from the Epitaph. ]

ICondensed from the Epitaph.l
 The Yizina is yielding S6l ore at I3S feet in depth, with prospect ot an immense body being opened.
 The Mamie shows a fine vein, per fectly defined and unbroken, at lS1 feet, and with assays running from SI3S to $Gl0, the ores being chlorldes and gray carbOnateS.
 The Girsrd has made rich strike on the 3O0foOt level, the ore being plentifully coated with horn silver
 The Grntlle Belle, at 23 feet shows a ledge the full width of the shaft, with assays from $50 to S6O.
 A shipment of $l0O00 in bullion was made from Bradshaw ore milled At the Boston mIll, on Tuesday of last week.
 Assays from the 400-fuOt level of the Empire gave the remarkable re- turn of $5G6 in gold and S32J in silver.
 The Great Eastern, at G feet shows ten feet of S100 ore.
 A rich strike of efflOrescent gold is reported in the Head Center, that ss- says over $500 per ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
A Good Deed.
From tAs sau Fraue.scO Post. ]

From thS oau FEauS.sco Post.l There Is nothing SD noble and touching as really spontaneous acl ni generosity, after all. The other day, u rough, careiess-lOokIug strang CT vas walking up Mission street, near Sixth, when he observed lot oI oUOdiums clustered abound the gate of small frame house, in front oI "hlCh a poor woman was weeping bitterly, surrounded by her Ierrlteu children. 4 scsnty array of house. nOid gods on the pavement showed that II was case Oi ejecImeuI.
 What are you abusing that wo- man for r Gemanded the " man from below, addressing an ill-fayOred iu- dINIdual who Was carrying UuG the .uruIiure.
 "I amt abusing her." growled the landlord; she cant psy her renI, anu I'm going 10 bounce tbe whole oultiI, IhHts all"
 five good mind Io bounce you, " said the stranger, indignantly; ''whal Is the amount Jbat rhe owes your"
 Twenty-lNo dollars"
 '' Here, take IL out of that,' ana the angry man took out hIs wallet anG uaHdeu U,eI U flU0 Z ecu back.
 The eyIctor respectfully turned over a reCel. Hud the ChAn.e. t,rc.ug au additional "V" on ihe happy wOmau, the st anger walked rapii,l away.
 "Ctutric cu-s, that. said the house ,iwuer, lU"kInS aiIeT the paIlhn hrO- DIS, 'nUsibgly.
 But The ihIinnthropi>t said nnIhing unJii ue tGrIed the c"TneT, V h-u u, murmurri softly tO himself, as ne put Ou s little more Pedestrian -sezm:
 "Irs no Use taikIug-vir ue Is its own reward. l couldn't have got anCther such chance io wOIk Ui that counterfeit ID year."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Application for Patent Nc, 50.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice for Final Proof.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N FRANCIS A. DRAKE bEs lied notlce of intention 10 make final proof before the Hon. u. W Stillweil, Judge Of | ; Court for The First Judicial ircuiL Territory Uf Arl- ZOna, at hIs cham bers ID Tucson, i8 Pima County, Arizona, CT the ISlh day of June 1881, al 10 o'clock a. ID. OD that day, on Home stead Entry No. l05, for the west half oi the northeast quarter and he west half of the southeast QuTrter of section seven 70, town ship fourteen Oil, south Of range fourteen tl4), east Gila anc Salt kiver meridian.
 Re names as witnesses GeuFge K Clark. :. A. ManlOYe, \. A. Townsend and N. J. Osborne, sll of Tucson, Pima County, A T.
 HENRY cot SlNS, Register.
 May 9, 1881. myl5-w5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

IT s LAND OFFICE, FLORENCE, ARI-
 U. zOna, May :, 1881. Notice is hereby given that SAMUEL d. &ANLOVE has filed notice Of intention 10 make final proof before the Hon. Il. ". Stillweli, Judge Uf the DlstrIcI Court for the First Judicial District oi the Territory of ArlzOna at his cham Oers in Tue son. Pima County, ArlzOna, Ou Friday, June 10. 1881, st 10 o'clock in the forenoon of sad . day, oA Pre- emptiOn Decia-atUry Statement No. 529, for the east half t34) Of the northwest \ quarter (y and the west bali tlRy oi the north Iesst quarter tazl oi section eighteen lls) towl- ship fourteen (l4), ess. Of Gia and ssslI River meridian
 He names as witnesses: SoloD N. Allis and George W. LyUde, of ucsun, A. l.; P. Nj. Thurmopd sud William bOUriaud, oi Tcmb- stone, q. T. HkNRE CCl SINS,
 mys Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Who Is the Joke On !
Eureka seullueLI

While Dr. Williams was visiting young GlassfoTd, lhe late smallpox patient, be WAS in the habit of chang ing his cl'thes, leaving the infected garments in an uuoccupied building up near the DunderJerg smel'er. One fine morning the visiting sclt came up missing, and now the Senti- nel would like tO know whether tue joke is on the doctor or the thief. The doctor Is offering blg odds that The fellow who got away with those clothes dies with continent smallpox in less than one week IL is almost as bad as the stealing of the Eureka resthouse some years ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Territorial Items.

Phenix had religious >cr, ice yesteT. day in the new II. E. Church.
 The Presbyterian Church al Tomb stone has a vacant pulpit
 Mrs. Moreheai, wife of the Mayor of Globe City, died last week.
 Ed. Scheffeleiu, having prospected the Black Range, IS now en route tO California,
 The Tombstone Union says that one of the cowboys killed recently nesr Frouieras, Mexico, was the notorious Billy Leonard.
 Three Sabbath schools in Phenix seem 10 make that ih. gospel mStrUp- oils. Perhaps if Ingersoll learned that fact he m4ght gc tu lecture there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

-To WHOM IT NAI CONCERN THE
 | undersigned give uoIice that they hS,e D ad De necessEry assssr nlt u VI uEk done upon ths Gro EiuO, Eclipse, IudiaAapUl s, CzD1 oa aud ilv-r Ih.si mIEs-, ln .ArIvae1 District. 5aooquiyari Mountains, ( ina COE1iy, <. r.. f'r ns ys4r sudIn- Jan1ary !, ls.0, sru paid the run Cf sl , LOT he sHnlr; snI unisss fE5 laTJy ur pagI ciaiuiug sad milgs Come f>r~aru N iInia niLsly dsy rom tue dals Ui Ems LUtlce sl.u pay u- Inc sum ui q 25, that oeing lhrtr share uf IuOury paid for assS e. meat s"rz, szid BliIss Wl4l Oe hereafter for trited tO Ez. (. \. hUD US,
 mlsi CHAS. BENT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
NeMSrarer Change.

A private le Ter on Pueuix sta.es that non. Pnuick Hamilton h IS pur- chased some or all of the material nf he Exp 'sii"T newspaper, and will Iss.ie it at Tombstone as a daily paper under his own editorial management. If tbis be true, Mr. Hamilton will be welcomed back into the editorial arena by every reputable member oi The profession in Arzona, and we pre-. dict fOi bim success and the unmis- tskabls cuuhdence of the people of ths Territory.-lP Prescott Democrat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

IN PROBATE CIUkT. COUNTY OF | Pima. Ip Ihe matter of the e-tate of Frances Margaret HuBtei ufsusLcc ul SD order of inis Court, dQ made gI.u eh tered on the l4lh cay of Alrii, A D. lssl. notice Is hereby given thai SA1I kDAY, the 15th dGy of May, A. D. 1881 al 10 o'clock G m of said day, at the courtroom Of tLis ( our, |, in the City of Tucson, COun'y of Pima has been appointed for hearing the application of Frank A. Hunter, praying that docu- ment now on file ia this Court, puEporting 10 De the last will and testament of FRANCES MARGARET HUNTEP, cscensed be ad- mitted 70 prooate, al which time and place all persons interested may appear and c utest the same. J. .. MOOD, Probate Judge.
 Dated April ls, A. D. 1881. apz0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Golden Arizona.

A San Francesca letter says: " Bui one section of Arizuua is heard oi
 Tbe Gila runs east and west, diylding the lower third of Ihe Territory iron. ths middle and upper thirds. All ex- ploralions and all mines Of which Vt hear are h this lower section, where water and fuel are scarce. An ex- ploring party has spent some Wonihs pros pec'Icg the northern hill country ID winch lies Prescott. 1u,son Is The cOmmercIai metropolis ui Ih' southern section, ami I> the busles town this side Ui the Rockies. Int exploring party reports that Tn Ihi' northern St ctiUu are mines Of gold auu silver, promising To surpass the pFes- ent busy section, with the sdvantag, of accessibility and cheaper working and other accessories. The southern part suffers from want of wood and water. Here both are abundant aud coal veins crop out on line of 100 miles. Starting from Prescott anu
 Iaveling south We passed through dense, undulHtIng forests of magnih- cent pines, interpreted win wal nuts, oaks aud other lumber trees. Everywhere springs crossed our paths. The soil is Iillable and health is in the ar. IL Is unlike the sutlO- cating heat below" Fully sppre- ciaring the mines of Tombstone, Globe, Santa Rita, etc., which have Tucson for a common center, the eX- plOring party believe that when lhI, range has been equally developed, II will be far mUre attractive.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE V ct Florence, Ar zons, May IT, 1881 The undersign-d d, by viItue oi and pur suant to the Executive order abovs 8 forth, do hereby give notice that this office VII De closed on Thursday. June 90, al Florence, ani the same will b. re-opsned for bush ss at Tucson, Pima County. Ari. lona. on TUESDAY, July 12, 1881, from and sft-r which date all official papers w.u bear date of the last named place.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. c. E. DALEY,
 Recover of Public Moneys.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
MnNnAY- May aih 1891
The Knot.

Mir. R. C. Brown, of the CITIZEN, left for San Francisco on last Saturday night. As has become quite gener ally known to hIs many frie ds and acquaintances in Tucson, ths object of his present visit is tn submit to the Y ing ui the silken bonds of malrl- mony with one of the fairest and most Hmiable ladies of ihe Golden Staie-MisS Lizzie Davis, of Orange, Los Angeles county, now residing in Dixon, SOlano county The lady in question Is singular y fortunate, and the sterling qualities and loving ten. derness ol tue rue gentleman she has chosen will meet fitting counterpart n her rare wOmanlIness. May their future years bring nOught hut happI- ness and felicity Is the wish of all who know them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

the path of prngress SO serenely marked out. il IS impossible t' resi copienied'Wirh lhe rosy dreams, those louerings ol the imagination m lhe golden vistas of the Iu'uTr. bu'' ihst electiciiy will accomplish much that k only faucird now, and that men dying upon the threshold of the twentieth century will he dszzled by the perspective upon which their dim eyes closed, is probably as much a fact as anything can be which has not vet occurred
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE GGleyville Bulletin says: Curly Bill was shot by James L. Wallace, of Colorado Springs, a friend, at thls place Thursday last, the ball taking effect in the left side of the peck three inches below and little bark of the ear, ranging up. ihe ball muk- ing it's eXil below the right jaw. w, earn from an interview with Dr. Lewis thai, marvellous as it may ap- pear, DO artery Was cut or bone frsc-
 ured, and that the chances of his re. coveTy aIe ten to one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

DR. K. KANE, of Oakland, IS at the Cosmop' Titan. Being satisfied that his last $40,000 purchase was a good thing, he !ouged for other bonanzss 10 conquer, so Dr Kane. in company with Messrs. Rearuon and Culver, leit few days ago for Arivaca, where they report seeing some fine property. The investments of such capitalists as Dr. Kane give assurance of good times in the immediate future.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

\ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO II. c. 4N MORSE, or those claiming under him that have had performed the nsce-s ssry Dor upon the Yankee Notion mine, helSeJia Iis- tr1el, Pima County, A. T, as azseszmeut work Tor the year ending Dssem OCT sl, ISsU, ana nave paid TOT thS came, and shat uuie-s sald Morse, or bis assigLs, stgl4 Hithlu ninety days rom the dsls hereof contribute his ? vl o. IIUL NnIty dollars Oi sueh zteuuituIe. saIl L.ILe -r-s4i OeSOnle my sIoiusIve pc perry.
 H. s. LlGhIHIZER.
 May l6, lsal. myzswsm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

WE regret 10 hear that all opera tionS of the Orion Mining and Mill ing Company, of Gro Blanco, are sus- pended tor ihe present. This throws ouJ of employment large number of miners and millmen, but as Messrs. Dlsston and Wright, the principal owners Of the Orion, are largely inter- ested in several Tombstone bonsuZas, Il is expected work will be resumed al m early date.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

MR. F. C. BROWN, of the CITIZEN, WAS married in D,xuu. CalitoTLIa, Uu Tuesday, May 24lh, To Miss Lizzit Davis, uf Orange, Los Angeles county, California. The nsppy twain will re- urn tO Tucson after lew weeks sO- j"urn, when they will receive the con. graJalatiOns Of hosts of friends anu scguaiutances.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

COPPER QUEEN SHIPMENTS From the leth Iu lae 2let, inclusive, the product o! the Copper Queen smelter was l,237 pounds of copper. There was shipped during the same period 2l S3J pouncs, leaving q balance on uand oi 12, ,lI2 pounds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

MR. JNO. J. CARRILLo, who has b, en mining in the Blue mo .uiains, ihe Magdalena District, has on the WAY here eight Ions "t rich ore which he will take 10 San Francisco. Ills nIines are situaten near ILe Cocospero Mt-siou and are close 10 old mines ShiCh are iab4iousiy rich. He will return IO Sonora in sb ut pt nth.