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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
SheriT,s Sale.

pY VIRTUE IF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the Jus zee Court of Charles II. Meyer. Justice of the P ace in and for Precinct No. one. Of Pima county, lerrItory of Arizona, and Co me directed and delivered. in certain action where m T. !. Ryan is plaintiff, recovered judgment against T.. A. Hunt. defendant, for the sum O- SINty-eight l3-1ru dollars fe.-.tsI together wIth the costs Of suit. amOuutIug Go lhlrfy-twu . -iuI dollars S.iZ-3jI and lccruIns costs and interest st the rate of ten per cent. per auulm from tle date of said judgment. l have leylei upon ali the right title and interest of sad deiaudant, T. A. Hunt in and t0 ths following described prop erty to-wit. All of that frame building and im- proyemeuts situate on lot niue i4l block eighty three t,3I in the City of Tucson. County of Pima and Territory of Arizona And notice is hereby gwen that OF Wednesday, the i-th day of O-to- Der \. D. l.-l between the hours Of lI o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. m., m front or the Court house door. m the City of Tucson. Pima county. Territory of Arizona. I Elu sell all the defend ants. T. A. Hunt rIght. title and interest m and to the above described property Co the highest and best bidder for cash. iu legal currency. Co satisfy said execution and all costs
 R. II. PAUL. Sheriff.
 Dated Sherif's OGce, Tucson. Sept. is, I,sl. sep3-ltd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
District Court-si siiImell. J.

MONDAY, OctODeT a. L. Zeckendorf & Cc. vs. Alex. Wilkins Plaintiff given twenty days additional time to plead.
 Marcus Katz vs. L. Zeckendorf < Co. Defendants given twenty days Gddl- tional time to plead.
 Calabasas Land & NJ Co vs. r. K. Tully ct al-Defendants' objection to plaintiffs deposition overruled; defend ants motion tO amend pleadings granted
 TUESDAY, October f. P. Charaleau vs. Solomon Warner Continued for the term.
 ?. Charaleau vs. ". M. Mueller Same order.
 Calabasas L. & NJ. Co. vs. T. R. Fully ct tal-Defendants objection to the in- troduction of articles of incorporation by plaintiffs overruled and tine articles admitted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

 Meridian, Orc Blanco, July 6, John J. Noon.
 Blue Jay, Gro Blan,o, June 27, F.. G. Barker, H. J. Curtis.
 Awfuily Awful, Wrigktson district, Aug Is, John A Finegan, Henry Bren- nick.
 Goody Goody, Wrightson district, Aug I6. John 4 Finegan, Henry Bennick.
 DEEDS FOR MINES. Chas 4 Shibell to James $ Robinson, 375 feet of Pierlnont mine, Empire dis trict, $500.
 REAL ESTATE DEEDS. City Of Tucson to J. NJ. Gallego, lot 7, block 231, Tucson, SS.65.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Iease-Manuel Lopez and Carmen Lopez to James Carroll, lot 7, block 2US, Tucson: 2 years, S55 per month Bond-Santiago Ainsa as Notary Pub lie: J. $. Wood and James Buell. suretles m $500.
 Bond Of Ricardo Ybarro as butcher, Manuel Amado and Miguel Moreno as sureties, Sl0O. Oscar A Hyatt and Peter Dunphy to Walter T Marion, Apache mill ste, Old Hat district. Si
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COUET. TERRITORY \ of Arizona. County of Pima. Before Charles ell. Meyer. Justice of Che Peaca. Precinct No. one. J. A. Browder. plaintiff. vs. J.. F. Nced and C. B. Beachner. doinl- business under the firm name of Weed. Begchuer & to.. and John Doe and Richarl Roe. doine business under the firm name of liosler Safe & Lock O.. deiend-
 ants. Demand S23L75-lpl. The Territory Of Ari- zona sends greeting tO hie-srs. l.. F. Weed and C. B. Beachner. dolng business under the firm nume of Weed, Beachner X Co. and John Doc and Richard Roe. doing business under The hrm name of the Mosier Safe and Lock Company, defsndan,s.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear before me. at my udics. in the town of Tue son and County of Pima. on the 2ith day of No vember, A. D. ISL at DO o'clock @ n.. to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are indebted Co him in the sum of Two Hundred and Thrty-four 7l-1UO Dollars.
 And fl you fail to appear and answer said com
 plaIut as herein required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded and for the costs of this suit.
 Given under my hand this twcnt y-secOnd day of September 4. D. 1881.
 CHARLES II. MEYER.
 Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. One. Pima county. sep2l-iN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
California News.

Brush fires are burning near San Luis Key, San Diego county. Production of wine in Sonoma prom isos to be very large. Riverside is experiencing a geuGlne boom in real estate matters.
 4 railroad surveying party are camped just below Mendocino.
 San Bernardino expects to be lit with gas on the 2Oth of this month. Destructive fires have been raging on Geyser Peak, Sonoma county.
 Allie Cowan bicycled it from Santa Rosa to Healdsburg and back last week.
 The Flutes and MOdOcs around Half Moon Bay are not particularly friendly toward each other.
 A carload of honey was shipped from San Diego by steamer, all in comb, last Wednesday.
 A new observation car for excursion- ists has been placed on the Sonoma Valley railroad. The red spider is doing considerable damage to almond and other trees in Old San BernardinO. During the past two weeks one cut ting and three shooting scrapes have ta- ken place near WatsOnville.
 Ten unsuccessful attempts were lately made in one night to burn fields and barns in MendOcino county.
 Mir. Stevenson. who lives a few miles from Hills Ferry, across the Merced river, IS constructing a carp pond. He has already a fine fish pond well stocked
 When the California Southern and the Atlantic and Pacific Railroads are completed they will have built at least $50 miles Of track in San Bernardino county.
 The San Luis Key Star says some 30 Chinamen were recently arrested in Pala township for an assault with various weapons on one of the bosses at Q rail road camp.
 Chief Engineer Osgood, of the Cali fornla Southern Railroad, says that the ll6 miles of road beginningat San Diego would be completed by the lst of Janu- ary next.
 The mill men are using straw for fuel at Hills Ferry, Modesto, and are inde- pendent of those who have a corner on wood. 1t serves fully as well as the nat ural material.
 The Woodland Democrat has this item from Dunnigan: The steadiest man in town returned home from the Fair in the middle of the week, bursted The rest of the boys retErned at the end of the week in the same impecunious con- ditiOn.
 The San BernardinO Times is cheerful It says: There are great demands at the present time for buildings of all kinds. Several new businesses would be opened here, but it is impossible to find suit able houses, while every day inquiries are made relative to dwelling houses There is not at this time an habitable dwelling in town unoccupied, and several now in course of erection are already bespoken.
 There were picked McEachran's Alta vineyard, Upper Napa Valley, the other day, two punches of grapes, one of which weighed IT. pounds and the other Black MorOccos) 9ls pounds. Each bunch was we'll formed, and nothing was connected with either that was not really part of the bunch. These fine specimens were carefully packed and sent to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
HOmOcide at Bisbee.
TTomh-tone Epita1h. Oct. l.I

A fatal affray took place at Bisbee about o'clock last Sunday afternoon, the particulars of which, as We learn them from an eyewitness, are about as follows: A well known Mexican desper- ado, called Indian Joe, got into an alter cation with Patrick O'Brien, teamster, and both parties being under the influ- ence of liquor, they proceeded readily from words to blows. Sam Mcfarland, a freighter plying between Benson and Bisbee, sought to quell the disturbance, and was shot down while acting as peacemaker. It was supposed the shot which killed him was intended for OBrien. Coroner Mathews has been
 notified and has gone over to investigate the unfortunate occurrence. The Mexi- can has fled, but parties are in pursuit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
NOVICE

TTWF UNDERSIGNED HEREBY Nu ftN l Hil peI-uus that they are The owl rei- %. n...- tlin mining claim -iiuatet !u Wa-hiI- -luu Camp, in the Paja-oUia No-rr .ju-. Pima Cl.lfv. t-- z1ua. know a- t1e EMPIRE MINE
 That patent for cold mtgiu- cI,W v.- "a. sued pn the lsfE tHr 0t FcN-uIrv. is... HH f.s United >tatr- G1vcrumcuI tu the Ura.--,- ned, which patent is on rec1rd in thr HDc.-t. a'.. in Tuc-on. Pima County. Gt Book EDf Mining Records and ior more particular r-.Hr. D. mining claim rc.eref ce i- .hcrchy u 5le sl -... record
 All persons are wu-LeC against uors-.- --.. claim. as all tre-Va-scrs tseryou vii. H. .... cuted according Co law
 ". C. FORBTSH.
 iEII NrLpUEN N-.LN...-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
RrlI.nr .L-.-.-a.

Twelve bars Of Silver King bullion, valued al SlS,000 were shipped from Pinal for San Francisco on Monday.
 Contention mill shipped SIX bars of bullion on Friday.
 Five bars Of Orion bullion, valued at $3,6O0, was f3rwardel ty Wells, Fargo x Co, Monday night
 The Hernosa mine, Iarshaw. yester- day shippel three bars Of bullion valued at 22.9D0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
U.sLAyD OFFICE, Trcsos. Anlzas,

October I I--i NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CAR ~ los Noule- has hlsj notice of intention -1 make final proof before Che Register ard lrc..y- CT ut rie J. x. Land Omco af Tucson. ArizaH- on thr ad day os November, l--i. at ]. o'clock h. m- of that day. un Pu-cmHtou Der.ar.fu- N-gfeuert No. 5-g, for Iie SE . Ma and Nta SEii. ~,r. !. l. e -. R l- E aui x NV ~a- 6. 2. 1s S HisL. le ulme- as WItue--as Jau.- II. HswIts, lluW1- Gate Charles II. N.ve- and Auir.N CoIiy. 5lli of fur-ou Arizona.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. IIr-r uuhlieatiuu Oct. l-v---gv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
NOTIC L..

A u PARTIES ARE WARNED AGAINST "A pnrch a-in. the McGr ror mine, near Wash ington Camp. Patagonia Mountains, which mine has been jumped by C. e Evereft>, F. Duranu and - Kelley, which they have iu their location named be PADRE GOLsAk mine. 0i any other person or persons except The uuder-i -ned. who are the true and lawful owner- of the same.
 tSignedl S A. MANLOEE,
 JOHN MCGREGOR. Tucson. A. T., May r. 1881 myl7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE ~ rartnershiD existing between Jas. VI. t'--- man and E. C. Thomas. ar Har-haw. A- l.. . merchants under the firm name of bauuian \ ThOmas. is tils day tis-uVed by mutual cpi--... .- R. C. Thomas withdTaws from the firm. t,arnii- and Hrlle will continue the busIne-s. and I'j --i demands against The old firm and cu---lL '-- debts due and owing the old lrIn and receli- l'- the same.
 J. N. BAUNAN,
 k C. THOMAS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
Dissolution Notiee.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tA- \ istiuy between Pedro Aguirre and N- w. ti-'- uard. cf Auyaca. Ariz0ua- under firm u5.-- q. \. ". Bernard C To-. Is dI--1iyet hy mutual sent. Mr. John Curry having puIc-a-tri VT AcIirre'- interest. The firm name Wlll Doc -' 70. B.rnard & Co.. who VIII collect al dla- at. ia5 all debt-. PEDRO A5l lAl.t
 N V. BERNARD
 A-iv-ra Sar+a-,ia-1 f--f octi-v-iN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
Assessment Work.

Prescott Miner.
 The following letter from the Interior Department, throws light upon a subject which has been discussed extensively without coming to any definite or reli. able conclusion. It is worth cutting out and preserving:
 DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, !
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
 WAsHNGToN, Sept. F, 1881. HENRY A. BIGELow, EsQ., PREscorT 4. T. Referring to your letter of July 3O, 1881, have Co state that the act of Congress, approved January 22, 1880 provided that the penod within which the work required to be done annually on all unpatented mineral claims shall commence on the first day of January succeeding the date of location of such claim"
 Mining claims located on the first day Of January. 1881, will not, therefore, be subject to relocation. by reason of non performance Of the required annual la- bor, until the first day of January, 1883. Very respectfully,
 \. C. MCFARLAND.
 Commissioner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
VIC. FORBTS SH. STEPHEN O'CO'
U.s.Lasp OFFICE AT Tucsoy, Amzoy,.

q. $. LAND OFFICE AZ TUCs0y. AEIzo>A
 September ilfh. l--L NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT DEWITT ~ C. Gage, has filed notice of ut.lfiua r1 make final proof before tbe Register and E.- caiver of the U. s. Land OTcc in ruc~1a. A. I- on tle -1th day of October. 1881. at Iuo...oes a. m. of t.at day. on mptIon Deciarutu-. ~-lf.- meut No. f7- for tde E. of the SWil 5u.. N..Hf the Sta of Sec. -f. TT x B bE. n ..rr- H- DOdsuu and John Rhodes. an pf Ma-agI.a. ir- zoug. HENiii tOl SINS. Register. FIr-f publication. September f~ f--I tV.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
U.AL.ED ornr Tcc-ox- A.n.-

- X. Paige ha- Ilsl notice of intention tl make final proof before Che Register and Ea"e.sa-. ar the . &. Land Once iu Tucson. Arl1ua on '-- that day, on Prp--urticn Dor.arlto-y S.tt.aIH.- No. 5-I for fhe N ST and N'1. SNii 1f S..- q. T. lj \, E. l9 F.. He uame- a- Nltue--a7 Jar- H. Hewitt, Thomas Gates Charles U. N...r and Andrew Couly. all nf Tuc-on Ariznua.
 HtNEI COUSINS. Es-.-f.-. First publication Oct. 3-a-IW.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
U.s.LAyB OFFICE AT Tresoy. Anzaz,.

q. $. LAND OFFICE AT TUCs0S. AEZ Sl
 S-utaul bar -ifI. i--i- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THN. ~tN- V ual-D Mo1ada b1- hled uorcr of l1--r'..- to make tnsl proof before Che Register and i-.- ceiver at this uaice ou O.. Eth day of October i--i at ii o'cioc.. a. uT.- on Pre--up-lnu ...-.- tory Statement N1. 1.Ei for fhe W 2. ~N ii. SWi. NV Sec.1rr al Township ,i x. Er-- .t F. and W. of NWii Section @. IoEu-' D I. - Range ff E. containing il5 Il-lUI ac-.-- l- n4nIe- e= wi-ra--e= Geo. W. Stevens i.r- a Guiuu os Tulr-; Frederick Nai-. l-U--' Drl-co.i uf Tuc-1u.
 HENRY COUSINS. Res .-ar. Flrst publication. September e. i--f. '"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
U.s.LASD OFFICE ,r rTrrsoy. AEizoz.

NOTICE IS HFHFB1 OWN THAT IE~. V Mouriip has fIoI r1tIc. of bis intention tl make nnal Rrngi he.srr rar h h',l-ier and I.. .'- CT at Che J. x. Land Office m Tucson. A. I- 0- the i4th dag of Ocfoaer 1--i. ar u'rll-.l .- r- of that day -u Pfe--uutiou DeclaufnE -.l'- meut No. s-- for tar NE. of tar NE-. l' ~..- tiou l-. IoE u=hip Ii \. Range lt. !. j.. rar-.- as hi- wines Mar.-rio Auars..ta. Antonio fr. sIaro. Jesus tarriilo and Lorelzp NDy.r.fr.. .-. or Tucson. A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. E..r-,.r First Publication. Sept. iu. i--l. HHA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

Carr. EAGAN, with an interpreter, went to Fort Lowell this afternoon to inter view the imprisoned White Mountain Apaches regarding the Cibicu outbreak. These Indians are full of native cunning and are wholly unreliable, and will doubtless tell only what is expected of them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

OS Friday afternoon James Hickey was shot and killed in Charleston, Ca chise county. by William Clgybon, -Ihc Kid in drunken quarrel Claybou was arrested and taken Co Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

MEssRs. LEWIS BB0THEBs have closed their boot and shoe house in this city. The goods not sold at auction were shipped back to California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

An inspection O. tha Ta-le Flour Mills, owned hg Mr. E. E. T ish, discloscs the fact that Tucson has one 70. tle finest and most thorough mills iu existence. The machinery i- now and ol the latest and most improved pattern. It is well known that Arizona wheat makes the best flour in t3ewlc- ;hu1Lcimprovcd apparatus Introduced into thc Eagle Mills prGduces a very superior article
 em it-mjlch better than the imported
 lur
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

A LOYAL and pathetic poem upon the death Of President Garfield, from the talented pen of our late towusman, Rev. Wm- Gill Mills, wll be found elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

IKE STOCKTON, the notorious Cobra do and New Mexico desnerado, was shot and killed = -frJITadEo a few days ago by ofiicar Watkins, who attempted to arrestznfm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

As a general thing a fire is not consid- cred a good thing t1 develop newspaper enterprise, but iu the ease or the Tucson CITIZEN 1t has proved good tLiug. The CITIZEN is now the largest and best looking paper In Arizona, both the daily and weekly beng aHaut es near periec- ton as can be produced m any place double the size ot Igcsm.-Tombston Nugget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

WE learn from Captain Pagan that General Mckenzie has not succeeded General NillcoX in command, but has simply been injected into this Depart ment to command operations iu the field. It is a somewhat peculiar proceeding and is said Co occasion considerable many quotations from the revised eli- tion by the military iaTorites Of General Wilcox.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

NEWS comes from the West that Gen. Carr's command has captured three squaws, but if thedaughteEs of the forest hadn'nt been lame and tired the result would have been diGerent.-Chicago Tribune
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

Gov. GosPER authorized Hon. G. H. Oury. to have company of volunteer militia organized in TucsOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
 WASHINGTON. Sent. F. 1881.

Mir. J. E. Anderson, Assistant Terri iorial Secretary, while driving a spirited horse on Thursday, was thrown to the groInd by a rein breaking, and a finger of his right hand was broken.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

H. H. MAcRIS, a genial and gentle
 snly telegraph man stor of Egat- Ing from Camp Thoua-, IS iu She city. He came through right after the mcssa- ere at Cedar SprinUa and iae other at trocities committed hr the Apaches. He Is accompanied by John Edler, who 1.-the captain, mate and all the crew
 tthe 0ila Monster, the ferry over the
 sA river st Camp Thomas. These = gentlemen will spend SC, eral days doing this ancient and honorable pueblo be fore returning U LLe AE-.Le country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

IT is reported from Benson, that the Indians can be seen in the mountains from that place with the aid Of B spy glass.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

A board Of survey, consisting Of Capt. c. Nj. Bailey and Lieut. J. McE. Hyde, Sth Infantry, was appointed to meet at Willcox on the Zlcl lo examine and re- port upon a quantity of damaged hay awaiting trausportllon to Fort Grant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

LIEUTENAKT !. MCE. HYDE has been relieved by Lieutenant Wallace Mott as Acting Quartermaster at Yuma depot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

ALL the jurors have been excused for the term. except those in the case of the Calabssas l.. *. II. Co. ys. P. F. Tully ct al.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
Local Intelligence.

JUDGE STLwELL will open Court at Final next Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
INDIAN PRISONERS.
Arrival Of the Renegade Scouts in Tucson They
 will Do Fattsned at Fort Lowell

4 party of forty-seven Indian prison CTS, composed chiefly of the renegade scouts who were concerned in the Cibicu outbreak, arrived in Tucson this morn ing by special train from Willeox under charge of a detachment of Company A, sth Infantry, Captain G. M Brayton and Lieut.. R. F. Ames, and Company B, Sth Infantry, Captain Bailey. They were hand-cufled or shackled in pairs, and were loaded into large army wagons and taken to Fort Lowell to rest and recu- perate. They were, generally speaking, as healthy a set of mild hammered men as ever cut Q throat or scuttled a ship, and for warlike White Mountain Apaches they appeared very docile. Among the number was Dandy Jim, the one who is supposed to have killed Capt. Hentig He Is sleek-loOking devil, with small snaky, restless eyes that bespeak great cunning and inbred treachery. They seemed in very good humor. and rather enjoyed the excursion as pleasant tenn pOrary diversion, and their conversation, no doubt, referred to this relaxation as one of the most enjoyable features of the campaign since the battle of Cibicu. Here they will wax fat and saucy; be clothed with warm and substantial gar ments, and possibly armed for another raid upon defenceless settlers, to the glory of shOulder-straps.
 The crowd at the depot this morning did not feel in sympathy with the mlli- tary manner of the treatment of the Indians. The military guards them as precious objects leading to promotion, while among the citizens were heard muttered curses against the murderous redskins, that needed but a spark to ig- nite into an irresistible flame of massa- ere. Tins feeling was almost universal among the people, hardly one of whom gazedupon the prisoners without indulg- ing in the thought of how fine they would appear as good Indians-and an Indian Is good only after life IS extinct
 4 recent elopement in Santa Fe has been the cause of no end of trouble to all parties concerned First of all came the trouble of the two lovers in succeed ing in getting the connubial knot tied despite the parental opposition encoun- tered, then came the arrest of the hack driver who hauled the bride to the de- pot, followed by the arrest of Cohn, the groom, at Las Vegas, and lastly, the ar rest of the infuriated mother of the bride.
 Andy Englehart, of Santa Clara, killed a three pointed buck on the 22d of Sep tember, near the Red Slide ranch, on the east fork of Austin creek, m Santa Clara county. This deer weighed So pounds dressed, and was marked with swallow fork and slit in the left ear.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

THR ground is being cleared for the erection of the new Court House.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

HAIRY WARD is officiating as Clerk to the Board of Supervisors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

THE pay-car distributed about sJ0.- ooO among the railroad employees in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

TIE finder Of a pocket case Of surgical instruments will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at the office of Drs. Handy & HOlbrook.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

MR. JoHN E. CUEET, a reliable and thorough business man, who has been engaged for some time lu merchandising m ArIvaca, has pure IasCl t-e interest Of Pedro Aguirre in tLe firm oi \. ". Ber- nard 4 Co, of that place. lr-1. Cum friends in Tucson au--- a%avherc wish him abunL La----s--- --s in his enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

CLIFTON contributes SD towards the Garfield monument fund.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

TEE TUCsoN DAILY CIrErv, always B good paper and valuel exchange, comes to Us in manmaths..e. brlm IUiIof news. Success to the proFr.etars ol this i1uru- al They are deserving of much credit for their late newspaper Cuterprlse-.- Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

A gentleman fauiiarWith the country says that unless prompt ac-lau ls taken, the hostile ChiucaluEs Hi-l surely reach the Drag0ou Mountains and their old familiar hauuts. when an endless amount of trouble may be e-pcCtlI from them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

a gUlItitruu-r .-as- .-- spent the pas. two months Investigating the prospects and possibilities of the settlements between tl-s place and the lower Rio Gaul,. has returned fully convinced that Tucson is tlr lest busi- ness place between San Francisco and Galveston.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

MR-E. L. WEruoGE has succeeded to thT pusiness of NC-mare G Dean. as- savers. Mr. Wemora enjoys an excel lent reputation as Gu assayer. and wli probably in the future as n the past re- ceivs a good share or public patronage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

MR. MARX LVILET Las had assays from his Southern Pacific Inlle, in the Tyndal District, of which mention was made in Mondays CTIZEy. The assay shows S47l.37 per ton in silver, with a trace of gold and some copper The mine has eighteen inches of tlls orc at a depth Of tWeuty-tEo feet.