davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Hov Art the aipbtv FalIon

A member of the recent Territorial Legislature struck a level Monday evening, in which he worked com pletely out of the pay streak. It is a fact, however astonishing it may sp- pear to the wide world about US, that even great men sometimes require their spiritual cravings supplemented by such temporal additions as the menu of Tucson restaurants afford. The demands of the appetite for the latter requirements are sometimes greater than the discount on Terri ial warrants would seem to justify, particularly as the extra pay stearwas so promptly nipped, and that bril- liant solcn should enter 8 vulgar eat ing-house and call for dinner without having first taken an inventory of his eXchequer, must be ascribed to an ab- sentmindedness begat of the over towering responsibilities that burden the modern statesman. However, the member in question devoured his 25- cent feast in a Chinese restaurant, and when the hali-shekel was demanded the Celestial was given to understand that it would be necessary for him to await an appropriation by the Terri torial Government. John, being un- able to savvy the force of the argu- ment, Phenix-lIk arose from his hashes, got the statesman in a corner and maintained belligerent attitude before hlm, armed with GIshclOth and soup-ladle, virtually Imprison ing the conspicuous atom of our Ter ritorial wisdom. The Babel occasion ed by the confusion of tongues finally attracted the attention of a charita ble constituent, who came to his rescue and paid the assessment upon his leg islstive stock, and departed hence the incarnation Of charity, leading the footsteps of wisdom,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

ing ahead, confident of getting good crops. The grass has started up ev- anywhere, and the prospect for graz ing was never better. There are now about 4000 head of cattle in the basin.
 Florence Enterprise.l
 A new daily stage line is soon to be established between Florence and Pi- cachO station.
 A musical, moral and literary so ciety has been organized under tn title of Saguars Social Club.
 Yuma sentinel.l
 Wells, Fargo & Co. Express Thurs day evening brought in it's treasure box $11S,OOO gold coin for Thomas Hughes, beng the last payment on the Black Rock mining property rc- gently purchased by MT. F. J. Ci,-f We congratulate MT. HuChcs 'L the consumatiOn of the sale, L.t feel more like congratulating the fortunate man who has secured this princely prop eIty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Gohee

TT'0 VIM. NEDLOCK. HENRY CAMP ] BELL sRd DAN HIGCTNE. or those parties yRst may clam under them-The Hu- der-inSeo gives Eojice that he has had Inc necessary sssessEsLt work done upoE the Ot- lava Uils, ia Ear-haw, FatsgOnis District. Pima Couurys A. IT., for the year ending Jan mary J, leAl. sGC paid the sum O S10O for ths same; and unless the said NcdlO-k, Campbeil and Higgins, Cr -l0-e oWuIuE under them. come forward within ninety days from the date of this notice and pay So me The sum cf SlUO that being IEelr EL-rc of Ihe money paid for asssssI-eRt work, sad mine will Je thereafter forfeited t0 ne J C UUCEF
 Tucson JsrusrF l5 1881. U5u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

Do the women's rights women AnO" what chances of fortune they gre throwing away? Let them consluel the case of theSenOra BaldOmeI4' 2 Spanish dame who duped ihe sLup.s people of Madrid out of S6OJ, OJy il 4 few months by promising them ih.'i. est at from three to ten per ceu-- ? month. After acCumu.atlng tA5'' three millions of francs Dona Ba.uo, mera fled to Paris, but she ana I'' secretary were extradited on t-s ls mand of the Spanish suthoritles a-- sentenced to three years lmpL.'y,--. mGnt by the Madrid trlouna. .- swindling. There were several u-- dred cOmplainants, sO thSt q c1l-'---f tive sentences had been the 'Tuel ", tue day DOna BaldOmera would Al.s had to face the prospect Of 2OVO 'l,s .5s of prison life. Now, however -, '-- Spanish Supreme Court has ss. -'- -'- at liberty. She IS married "ol---~ .l-~ and had engaged in " 0ahN-L5 without her husbands auiuol,,..' hence her operations were lrIe7 ---I She was not responsible ID i1| -~ 1- committed no breach of trust h.ts- .., thought for some of our enterp'-5..--57 countrvwomen who know 9P'I'- and have d taste for business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
It Was All Right.
Detroit Free Press.l

Several people were making pur- chsses in Wood ward avenue grocery yesterday when an old man with a cane in one hand and bundle in the other stood in the door and asked;
 'Did any of you drive up here in sleighf"
 "Yes, did," replied one.
 "Was it an old white hoss?"
 "Yes."
 And an old woman in the cutter"
 "Yes."
 "And can she manage the hossy'
 ''I guess she can"
 Then it's all right" said the man of the cane and bundle. "The old hoss has run away and the old woman is hanging to the dashboard and yell ing murder! with all her might, but if she can manage him there's no use of anybody getting excited over it. Let me inquire what the price of cran- berries is to-day"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Joubert and Kruger. the Boer Leaders.

lst. James Gazette
 Joubert Is 8 quick minded, intelli- gent man. He lives on one of the many kip" G. e., stony) rivers, close tO the Free State border, in the WakkerstroOm District, and to the west Of WakkeTstrOOm some thirty miles. Joubert is about 5j years of age, five feet eight inches high, dark and wears rather a long beard, He rides well, is an active man. and is the brain of the whole BOer com munity. For many years he and lis neigh5Ors paid no taxes, as both the Free State and the Transvaal claimed the district. Ar. keate, who was called in to arbitrste, decided in favor of the rausyaal BOers.
 JOubert, iu a conversation in Au- gust, declared that the people were driving him on, but in this he was not accurate-his OratiOns being, in fact, the cause of much of the excite ment. JOubert represents the better educated Boers; Paul Kruger repre- sents the DOppers, or semi-educated, semi-ciyiliZeG BOers. He is a man 60 years of age, middle height, thick set, but very active. His beard ,is short clipped. He came into nOtIcs by his energy and skill as a marks man m the war against MOpach and NalOw, two border chiefs, in 1S64-Gj. If Joubert is taken Co represent the brains, " Onkle Paul" as the Dop- pers call Kruger, may be said to rep resent the muscular forces of the people. He is energetic, impulsive and restless. He Is not supposed tO be particularly intelligent. He speaks well for an audience of his country men, all bis diction and illustration being taken from the old Testament. He lives about ten miles northwest of Rustenberg. In the last days of July he met a certain man in a shop m Rustenberg, and his first remark was, '' OnZre taatz stadt gOede "-'' Our affairs go well. " When he had gone On. a young Boer, pointing Co a com pany of the Twenty-frst, said, |" In Q few months we will shoot those wretches out of our country"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO $. lF RICHMOND ana W KENT. or th0ss parties t1sl clam uIdsr them. thai thE rIrl- eerslg1ec has had t-5 necessary work done on tns Good tL1--- mine. located iu the Peso BlsHcc Range, lima tulzEv. <. T.. for the year ending ds-Js-y Q. le-l, and has paid for he ssE2e, no UL. .E-s be -a!l Hlcnmouc and Kent OF those owning under them. come for- ward within u-lriy Ccrs of ibis notice and say oysr 60 me cse hundred lSI0g dollars. Inst being their share oI The u4us- paid for assessment work on said mine. said mine will ss forfeited to he B. e. WILLIAMS
 ksrie0pA. Jsnrar 1881 ilI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Notice

NOTICE Ts HEREBY GIVEN TO JOHN 1N KING, or those parties that claim under -z ms that ihe snaer-i- i-ucC has had The neces- ssrT work done ou tLe Golden Sight and Blue Top mluc-, located intne Drs-Cou Mountains Cachise. formerly Pima Comfy. A. I for the year ending JaurasI 2 1881 and has paid for tne same, and EuIcsf the =ald John king. or thOse owning under him. come iuras d within ninety CaVs Ci tliis notice and pay over to me one hundred ,-loO., thar being his share ofthe or the money aid for Es~yE-meut work ou said mines, said mines will be forfeited 70 me-
 C. A. HUOkER.r Tucson, February s, 1881. flSw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
An Object of Pity.

The insane man, John Halberstsdt, |, confined Tn the county jail on account of Cschise county, IS failing in health very fast. He can be prevailed upon to take but little nourishment of any kind, and Is undergoing a voluntary starvation. He is still able to walk about the yard, but his emsciated form can hardly resist the force of the wind. He is very decile and harmless, and it really seems barbarious to keep the poor, suffering creature in such quarters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Notice

TEO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN-THE | unCer-I-led gives notice that be has had the necessary E--e=smClt work dOue upon the Orc Eiuo Eclipss, Indianapolis, Cahaba, and Silver Chief mines, in AriNaca District, Bgbo- Cul grl MOCLraiu~. Pima County, A. T., for the year ending JaLuGry ], lSs0, and paid the sum oi SlS5 flor The same, SIC sud unless he party or parties calming said mines come forward within ninety days from Ihe date of this notice and pa1 Jo me ue sum of SIPS thst being Their share of money paid fer assess mcDi work. sad mines VIII be hereafter for fsitcd to me.
 Tucson, March 2l, 1881. mh2l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

N OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO B. II. IN FEIEHSON. C- lLo-e parties Ina. claim uucer LiU, that the undersigned has had tbe necessary wols done uPon the Ada. y. and Charlie Eoss mines. PalGgOUia District, in ] ma County. A T., for The year ending Decem ber 5l, ls>o aud has paid for he same, and uulcss said Pe,-rs0u, CT Ihcse claiming under him, cone forward in ninety days from Inc cate ui tEiz notice and pay over To me The amount 1 have expended iu doing the necessary s-se=smSuL work, said mines win bC forfeited Co me. A. CHILDs
 March 2l, 1881. nh2l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

THE interesting controversy about counterfeit butter and adulterated cheese that has been going on for two years past has been made additionally interesting by recent revelations con corning the sources of the sdUltera- uOns. The quarrel has been regarded as one between tue dairy interests and city couuterfeliers il has been SUD- posed that lard cheese and the suet butter were manufactured exclusively in large establishments in cities, and the country daITies were the untOrtu- nate victims of the fraudulent busi- ness. But it appears that the cream cries themselves ID some parts of the country have had large share ia it. A member of the New York Legisla- ture is the proprietor of extensive creameres, where nothing but genu- inc unadultersted butter made from pure cream was supposed to be turned out; but a legislative investigation brings out the lact that this rural rep Tesentatiye is a cOunteTleiteT on the most extensive scale-that he manu- factuTes not only lard butter and lard cheese, but lard cream also, mixing fluid grease with skim milk by pat ent process thoroughly and skIllfully, and then converting the mixture into what he sells as choice cheese. The trick is not unknown in Ihe dairy re- zion of northern Illinois; it was shown a few months ago that the creameries in that district habitually adulteratsd both their butter and cheese with lard and other cheap in- gredients, and sold the stuff to city dealers as pure articles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

WE are in receipt of the first num- ber Of the Florence Enterprise, a fine, large eight column weekly, published at Florence by Messrs. Geo B. Taylor & Co. The new venture starts out in a highly promising manner, and it. 1t k maintained ID the future equal to the number now before us, it will be hailed as the bes, Of our Territorial exchanges.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Cautl0n.l

U7HE UNDERsIGNFpI I= THE LAWFUL
 owner of rhe ION SCOTT mine, situ- aJed iu The Meyers District, Pima County, Au ,le. lt was lcc-ieC JauHary 9, lSSl, @ --0rltC in the uLlCe Oi The County Re t-rder oi iima County. Nsy 3, 1SsQ, in Book A. page 1ts, Mining Records. Ii was located on January J, 1881. by Craig t shrewsbury and called tbe Chick mine, which claim is re- corded iu Book B, page +si. i hereby warn all parties against negotiating !or said claim with said parties or any persons claiming un- der them. S. C. GRAHAM.
 4rcsuns April a, ISL aQfdGVlm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

SILVER LAKE has the best dancing pavilion in Arizona. It is erected immediately below the falls among the large cottonwood Iees-a most romantic spot. IL is 25X7O feet h size, and the floor IS ss smooth ss glass. Silver Lake will become popular place for parties during the summer months.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

KINNEAR 6C Co. have added large and powerful bullion wagon to theIr outfit, and now the bullion, express, treasure, messenger, trunks, baggage, etc.. goes to Benson separately from the regular stage. This will be re lief to tim i'd travellers, as there is now no danger of the road agents jump ing" the regular coach.-[ Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

MR. L. T. FARR has received Q letter from NIT. 4. W. Untbank, re- porting the development of four foot ledge in the Arkansas mine, at Arivaca, of solid mineral About 400 pounds were taken out on the 1st instant that assays about S2 per pound. The prospects for the Ar kansas are extremely bright at pres ent, and if ihe ore body now opened proves as extensive as it now prom ises, a real bonanza awaits the enter prisins and deserving owners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

ACT 69 of the recent session of the Territorial Legislature requires every Notary Pubic to keep a record of all acknowledgements before him, show ing the nature of the instruments, dates, names of parties, dates of ac- Acknowledgements and showing the proUerty conveyed or embraced" " Took effect immediately.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

LAST Friday night some wretches set fire 10 nun Der Of frame build ings in Harshaw. They succeeded in getting the fire started, but it was dis covered before attaining great head
 way and was promptly extinguished. Had it not been discovered In | $ in- cjpiency some of the best property in the town would have been destroyed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

THE third wire of the Western Union Telegraph between this city and Los Angeles is now up as far as Texas Hill, and Is being erected as fast as possible. To the eastward the second wire is up as far as Benson, and. will be extended 10 Deming so soon as the western end Is completed to Los Angeles. The Western Union lire on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road is yet three hundred miles from Deming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
A Rejected suitor's Ruse.
IRnfalo ENnress.l

Panama, Chautauqua county, is ex- cited over the marriage of a we'll known couple, the children of wealthy people. The girl was engaged 10 be married on the 27th instant to an es- timable young gentleman. At party given one day last week a rejected suitor, who appeared 10 take the re- lection with perfect coolness and good nature, asked the young lady 10 re- hearse the marriage ceremony with him, in order that she might be well posted when the time came for giving her hand to his friendly rival. A minister who was present was asked to assist in the rehearsal, and the girl iokinglv consented. The marriage service was gone through, the proper responses made by the principals in the presence of a crowd of amused spectators, and the pair were pro- nounced man and wife Gin JesD by the minister Then the fun began. The young man claimed that he was law fully married, and acknowledged the ruse he had resorted 10 to get his bride. The minister saw the part he had been unwittingly made tO per form, and had to acknowledge that, jU the eyes of the law, it was a legiti- mate marriage. The girl was frantic when she realized the tHll extent of the joke. She refuses to live with him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

HoN. HENRY CoUsINs, of Eau Claire, will soon take his departure for Florence, Arizona, 10 enter upon his duties as Register in the United states Lahd Office. MT. Cousins for
 merly resided at EI&norn. While he IS remarkably homely be is man of marked ability, and will do his State credit, and his State hopes he will make a fortune and return to Wiscon- sim Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

THE Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph, one of the newsiest of Wisconsin journals, has found Its way to the CITIZEN sanctum. It is published by Colonel E. A. Calkins and Colonel Jerome A. Watrous the latter an ln- defatigable and thorough journalistf with whom it was the good fortune the writer to be at one time associated in the publication of newspaper in the Badger State. The Sunday Tele- graph is welcome, and we hope regular, visitor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

A PETITION addressed to the Secre- tary of the Interior IS being circu- lated, praying Q segregation Of the recently discovered coal beds from the San Carlos reservation. It will be signed very generally by our people, who regard the development of the deposits as an important element in the prosperity of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Notice.

FT1O THE PARTY OR PA-.TIEs CLAIM ing the Dido mine. sii uEte in the liar of @ mile of the Trench m-ue--1h his is to give notice that VIC have done the necessary assess ment work. amounting to Slu0, in said mine for the year ending auuary J. 1881, and EuIess said party or part Cs come forward and pay his or their prop orlou uf assessment work. ssid mlne will be forfeited to Us-
 .. M. LOWELL.
 '. ALLEN. January 10, 1881. jlC
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

TIE double decker are again ap- pealing to the public for patronage. If the adage that a burnt child threads the fire' Is correct, their dried apples will petrify before the people will forget to mlstruSt them. |.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

MK. THEO. WELIsCH received seven cases of goods from New York this morning by express. The express companies have reduced their rates sufficiently to enable our merchants to receive small packages from East ern cities as quickly as by mail and with less expense. The tune from New York to Tucson is five days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

MIR. A. LAvENTHAL has opened his commission house and auction rooms on MesIlla street. He has had long experience in ihe business, and bears the most unexceptiOnable references both in this city and at his former residence See his card.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

DON JUAN ELIAS reports further depredaiions by the cowboys on the stock at his ranch on the Santa Cruz, and also on the ranch of Maish and Driscoll. They are also stealing cal tie from the SOnOita and San Pedro ranches n large numbers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

It is evening. Miss Murray is sit ting on the front stoop with AlgernOn. It is moonlight, and the redolent spir- it's of the honeYsuckles and syriuga are waiting bliss to their already in- toxicated souls.
 {" Would little birdie object to my smoking cigarette?'
 Not at all, replied Miss Murray. "I like cigarettes. They are so fra grant and romantic. I think they are just too delicate for anything"
 Then I'll light one"
 He lights cigarette. and they talk about the weather for two hours and e half.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

SUPERVISOR: 'sTlose cigars l bought here yesterday were mighty bad Dealer: Bad? Why, sir, l have sold thousands and thousands of those cigars, and you are the first one to find fault with them.' Supervisor: "I don't know anything about that, but 1 know that when ] tried to smoke" Dealer: "Ah, l see, 1 seel That's where you made a mistake. l supposed you wanted them to treat your friends with. 1 thought there must be some mistake about it."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

MR. THOMAS K. SORIN has with drawn from the Tombstone Epitaph, having disposed of his interest to MT. J. P. Cum. The paper will be here after published by Messers. Cum ( Reppv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

MALONE has walked up N' Hampton, and that iilusT1ols ,5s sopage is in culver concernins honor of the Senate. This is li., i.,s Hampton's proceedings ID 'hs ,Ss campaign are little too lre-h VI -,,,rb -- Dublic mind for him to make i-.---. i,-,- of an impression as a defender oi .,,-c5 1I1 6a5v,s honor. He got into too l-i ul-Ii of s targIe when he tried 10 deigL- i-.- 6is own It is cheering to hear .IO.- hirn again, however lie is -..,-a.-s,l C'--.1-,l iv less perpIexed and discoul@s1 discos,-i han he was when he disappeHI'ji from I,-1ll view wrapped in the embracs '' Lee and Jackson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
THE CITIZEN.
rNDAY, APRIL 10, 1881
Local Intelligence.

HARsHAw stock is quoted in Boston at SIS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
A Serious Cutting AGray.

A serious cutting affray took place Tn the store of Lewis Bros. about nine o'clock last evening. The prorrieiors of that well known house have re- solved to cut down their prices to un- heard of low figures.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

The Globe City Mining Company shipped bullion this week to the amount of S2, 05S. O5. making total for March of S9, ,3S376.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Laws of Meyers District.

MEYERS DISTRICT, CT,ARIZONA, MARCH M l9. 1881. - Amendment tc laws Of Nevers Mining District. passed March l9, 1881, and ordered 10 be published in the Arizona Weekly Citizen for EiI weeks
 Al .n ming locations made in Aeyers Min iur District shall be recorded iu said District on or before twenty days siier sGsh location 10 made, 1r said mining location shall be sub fect Co relocation. All mining locations here tofore made in Meyers Mining District and po- recorded ou records Cf the District shall be recorded on said records in Meyers Mining District Arizona, on or before June F, 1881, and al! mining .laims or locations Of claims uorGo recorded iu tLe records 0f Meyers Mn inc pi,l-isJ will bo subj j-ct to relocation.
 Attest: A CALDWELL, Chairman.
 ". DANSf, Secretary.
 NsvsrI District, A-izOus, March ls, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

MR. J. H. NORTON. of the wide awake firm of Norton X Stewart, is in from Fort Grant. NIT. Norton is one of the foremost busIneIs men of Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10
Look at This and then at That.

Miss Blanche Murray is a very proper young lady. Last week she caught her little brother smoking
 '' You terrible thIng," she hisssd, |" I'm going to tell father on you"
 "This is only corn silk" mur- mured the boy penitently.
 ' don't care what it is. l am go- ing to tell on you, and see that you don't get into that beastly, hOrrid, de- grading habit"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

GENERAL WILCOX, accompanied by Lieutenant E. T. Wilcox, will visit Tucson and other points in south ern Arizona on public business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

ARTHUR KNOX has bought MT. H. W. HOag's mercantile establishment at Empire.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

THE net receipts of the entertain ment given at Tombstone for the ben eft of the family of the late Budd Philpot were S2S0.S0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

JUDGE Jos. NEUGAss is slowly re- covering from serious illness. He will be about again in few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

F. A. HARTwELL, the we'll known photographer of Sacramento, is oper- ating for II. Buehman & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

E < A V E V k E
 \ Failing Cure for Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Seminal N cakness, SrC I'D atOrrlR c, Lost 1ianilood.Im- potency, Paralysis
 and all the terrible effects oi SelfAbuse and youthful foilies and eEcCSscs an ma
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-10

METERS MINING DISTINCT, Arizona, March q, iSSl.--I certify that the above copy of amended laws lo he laws oi Meyers Mining District is @ true copy Of the same on District records or Meyers Mining District.
 B. y. BlNlNS, Recorder. mh2o-w6w By A. CALDWELL,
 Deputy Recorder ot Meyers District.