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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Notice.

D ' OTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO II. c. N MORS l., or those claiming under him, #hai ] have had performed the necessary labor 7gpon the Yankee Notion mine, HelyeUa Dis ItricI, iIma County, A. T., as assessment work for He yesr ending December 3I, lSoO, and have paid for the same, and that unless said Morse, or his assigns, shall within ninety days from the date hereof contribute his proportion (nfty dOllarsD Of such expenditure. said mIne will become my exclusive property.
 II. B. LlGHrHIZER. May To, 1881. myz2-w3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

KENTUCKY has a remarkable evan gelist in the Rev. George o. Barnes. He was educated at Princeton, and for 20 years was Presbyterian pastor in western cities, making reputa- ton particularly in Chicago. In 1871 he was accused by his presbyteTy of departing from tae orthodox doctrine of eternal punishment, and conse- Quence withdrew from the church. He began 10 work in the mountain re- gIons of Kentucky several years ago, going from place 10 place, holding camp meetings in the summer, and everywhere making converts with wonderful facility. He breaches m the language of the people, is assist ed by his daughter as singer, accepts no gifts except food and lodging and draws great crowds. Strange stories are told of the power ot his eXorta- tiOns. But the novel feature of his ministrations is the annOintlng of sick persons with oil. This is said to bring about miraculous cures.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Bids for Transportation.

Among the bids for transportation of military supplies for the fiscal year commencing July l, 1881, opened on Thursday by Major Grimes, Chief Quartermaster of the Department Of Arizona, are the following concern Ing the routes in southern Arizona:
 Pinckney R. Tuliy, of Tucson, pro- posed to freight every 100 pounds as follows: From Tucson 10 Lowell, II 99-100; to Huachuca, S9; from Wilcox to Thomas, .S9; from Wilcox to Bowie, 4J, from Wilcox tO Apache, SS 9S, from Wilcox 10 Grant, Al.
 j. II. Marion Out at the rate of $l A per 100 pounds for eIeIyJ'- 100 miles to stations and places included in route No2.
 NJ. W. Stewart, of Camp Grant, bid as follows per 100 pounds: Wilcox to Thomas, .94; Wilcox to Bowie, .49; Wilcox to Grant, .39; Wilcox to Apache, SC. 94; and $l 40 per 100 pounds to other points within a cer- tain radius. A telegram was received from MT. Stewart reducing all of his bids 10 per cent
 Aaron Barnett bid as follows for every 100 pounds: Maricopa 10 Whip pie, S2.62; MaricOpa to Mcdowell, 75; Maricopa 10 Apache, SIP; Tue son to Lowell, .12; Tucson to Hua- chuca, $1; Benson to Huachuca, .75 {; Wilcox to Apache, S10; Wilcox to Bowie, .75; Wilcox to Thomas, S125.
 l. s. Randol, as follows: Maricopa to Verde, S3 25; Brigham City Co Mohave, $6.5S; Tucson to Lowell, 25; Tucson 10 Huachucs, Si.02; 1; Wilcox to Thomas, S142; Wilcox to Bowie, .54
 These bids will soon be compared and names of lowest bidders pub lished.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

LORD BEACoNsFIELD made 8" amusing mistake recently as, buried in thought, he entered the House O Lords. He abstractedly strolled up tu the Ministerial bench, and was about 10 take his i'd seat as leader of the House, when he recognized Earl Granville already in possession. He immediately retired and, skirting the table, took the seat opposite. The mistake created great merrimen,, Lord Beaconsfield himself heartily joIning in the laughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

HENRY L. KAISER, who has resided in Tucson for few months, com miited suicide ID Oakland on the 10th instant hy shooting himself through the head with pistol in beer saloon. He leaves a wife and sen residing in Virginia City. The cause of the act is said To have been disappointment in oblaiping employment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

MR. II. BUCK is having prepared a number of rooms at 215 Congress street, east of the Poodle Dog, or lunch and ice cream parlors. The worknen are busIly engaged in ren- ovatlug the entire structure, and when completed it will present fine attractions. The parlOrs will prob ably be opened to the public the last of the present week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
MIR. JAMES JOHNSON, a cattle man

MIR. JAMES JOHNSON, a cattle man from Grant county, New Mexicn. -r.i Saturday, at Galeyvillc, while care lessly playing win his revolver, let il fali in surh ,. manner as to cause it to go "ff, the ball taking effect on the outside of the left thigh just above the knee, ranging up. IL shattered the thigh bone terribly, splitting the bali so that but One-fourth had been extracted prior 10 his removal to Fort Bowie for surgical treatment, where he diea last Wesdes0ay.- Galeyville Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
otice.

CGULT. cot MY OF
 matter of the estate of Iiunter.-in pursuance of ourt, duly made rud en- 0Sy of April, A. D. 1881, en that SATU BDAY, the D. 1881 al 10 o'clock d. m courtroom of this Court, on, County ci Pima, has . hearing the application .r, praying thai q dOcu-
 this Court, puiporting 10
 testament uf FRANCES ,TER, deceased, be ad- [ which lime and place Hil
 may appear and contest N GOD, Probate Judge.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

MR. JNe. II. CAMPBELL EGs pur- chased Col. J. NJ. McArthur's store anal stock of goods at Calsbasas, and will hereafter conduct the business to thc fuli satisfaction of the people of thgt section.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
IIotlee.

OFFICE, FLORENCE, ARI- 8 y ., 1881. Notice is hereby
 l [ EL A. MANLONE has hled
 ton 10 make final proof before
 >tiilweli, Judge Oi the Distinct fi.st Judicial District Of the 4 Arizona al his cham bers in Tue 0uuIy, Arizona, OD Friday, June :M l0 o'clock in the fOreEOon of said eMptiOn Decleratory Statement IT the east half is of the northwest | and inc west half q } of the north |ler ti. OI section eighteen glSl, toWu- Ilueu ,l4i, eas- oI GIlU and salt River ue- a. witnesses: SOlou N. Allis and B.. LyHue, of tucson, 4. l.; P. M. uC ana William bourlaud, Oi Tom b. II NRl COUSINS,
 Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
NJ

Our Descriptive Illustrated fIise .. List, No. go. of Dry Goods. ete-- wlli D9 I, issued about March Ist. 1sSl- fIie ',,, quoted in No. 2S will remain Eood m ,i- that date. Send us your name eariS io- copy of No. go. Free to any addre
 MONTGOMERY WARD S CO, 127 & e29 Wabash Ave- OhIeas'' A'-'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
.ind is tllis Nihilism !

The censorship exercised on the foreign correspondents in St. Peters burg was not nearly as severe as usual Amo~g other things, however they were not allowed 10 publish the opening sentences of Jeliab0ti' . speech. "I am not an anarchist, ' he said. |" l allow the necessity of q government, which always must and will exist; but the government must be for the people, and not the people for the government. l demand for the people freedom and representa- ton, freedom of the press and free dom of speech; and further demand the land for the people, to whom it of right belongs"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
r Final Proof.

EREBY GIVEN THAT DRAKE Eas filed notice .ke final proof before the ], Judge Of U ;. Court for |CircuiL Territory Of Ari- bers in Tucson, in Pima |bE the l3th day of June, m. on that day, on Home Ii, for the west halfof the Ind the west half of the
 section seven 70, town luth oi range fourteen l4), liver meridian.
 |tnesses Geurge V. Clark, M- Townsend and W. J. .srn, Pima County, A. T. ,l cot SlN-, Register.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

WM. GANZ is manufacturing very superior article of baking powder. Samples Of bread and biscuits made with his preparation are exceedingly light and tempting. The Eagle Bak- ers brand Of baking powder should come into general use in this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

LYTTLErOS PRICE has been recog- nizcd by Judge Stillweli as the Dis trict Attorney of Cachise county. J. NJ. Miller, Esq, having been ap- pointed to that position by the Board of Supervisors of Cacbise county, was informed that such appointment placed him in position to contest the office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Mining Application No. 69.

II $ LANB OFFICE, FLORLNCE, ABI Sh. zona, Muy 4, 1881 Notice iz hereby given that the kSPEkANZA MINING AND MILLING COMPANY, uf Indianapolis In |diana, hose posiOhice acdress Is iu care oi 'J. n. Oids. BrrsUu, l'Ima IOuuIy, Arizona, as this day led its application for a paieHl ! Ior l4cis linear feet the E-pcrauZE mine q vein bearing gold and tIlNcr wIth -urirCe II round y3 feet lu width. situated III Pima II llnlHs District ss Junty Oi Ilma and Terri zoTy oI -Auzona, and designated by the field F 1tes sEd oniclEI plat on ilie m thlr office N NO g. Said loI No. 3s being described us # lloW-, Io-wit:
 X Beginning al Jhe original location monu- E| |eLt ai tar centre oi the souIhW-steriy end oi aim, On the lef baHs of an arroyo, Gi E point H m Wn;cn |. .. mineral monUmUut No. ]
 ITS a zo dez- l5 min, N 22,5S ft. ia. dis
 l., GI4" aI ga post lt. high, 5S5 in., marked
 A- d. C. &. l.. C. thence \ ;J deg 90
 N -N tt-, Ju an arroyo, and 3OO ft. lO d
 1 c.. high, iA4 h., marked ' r.. NJ. M. C. < n. I-. Inc northwest corner Ui Cial n
 Ice N 42 deg. IJ min r. l4sl It. in. To a
 ii hI ,h, h.. Cl., muI kcd 60 l.. NJ. NJ. C.
 r.. l., The northeast coIncr Oi CiGlIa
 cc S a. deg. 3i Tin., l. 3sI it., to centre < lineni at nOrtheastefIf end pf claim, al d #[&f lt high, 5 ln. d., marked GO f.. NJ M. C.
 r. C. thence m same courze 2S6. ft. 10
 . li. high, in. d., marked " l.. N. M- c. 190 J-, ihc southeast corner Of claim; l .& e II deg. 45 miu., W z lS5 lt. in., 10 a j. M lr. high, 3 iu di., marked E. Nj. G. C. |3E2 L., the southwest corne: Uf claim: and |EI| J6 deg 20 nm, " 292 IT,, to the | #k Of beginning Magnetic variation l3 " min. 10 sec. l., containing l9-3l acres. | ZI< location Of ihis mine + recorded iu the
 .et office of said Pima County in Book 3< ming hecorCs, page le6 and the amend
 jon m Book !, page 1li.
 {: nd all persons clsiIDug adversely any
 of sud EsperIuZa mlnv or surface
 are required to file their adverse claims
 t Register Of the United States Land
 E Florence, in the County of PiuUl,
 of Arizona, during the ,iXty days
 ETI lon hereof, or they will be barred by H& inc pro .hiOns Of thc Statute.
 nES3Y COUSINS, Register. |<= STILEgS,
 ry Tor claimant, Tucson, A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

THE account of the Iowa girl who Is said to have been hugged 10 death by her lover has caused quite a sen sation" among the young ladies of Westfield, New York, who recently held a meeting 10 devise ways and means tC prevent another case of death from hugging. They unanimously passed the following preamble and resolutions:
 Whereas, It is reported that an Iowa girl died recently in her lovers arms. while being hugged, and
 Whereas, Judging from experience We believe such an evert tO be utterly impossible, therefore,
 Resolved, That, notwithstanding said report, We are still ID favor of hugglng. We prefer to run all risks of death rather than have the beauti- fu., lovely, delightful and perfectly elegant custom abolished.
 Resolved, That a copy of these res oluuons be sent to the newspapers for publication.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

THE following is from recent Parls and Vienna papers: James Gordon Bennett, very rich American, has settled himself in the to mer resi- dence of Henry Ives. These eXtiay- acancies are made light by the own eTsbip of millions. For example, Bennett engaged the Vienna capel- mei.ter. Strauss, with his entire com many. al an hOnOraeIum of l4O, GOO francs 10 come to Pau, where he playcd series of concerts, ot which all Pau were guests. Mackey, the American nabOb, who, with hIs soir- ees. costumed balls, etc., has sur pussed all Paris, came with his wife to Pau. To honor them, Bennett has arranged the ball, engaging private eXpres- traIns, which brought from Paris and other cities, also from tL" ncichborh0od of Pau a brilliant com panv. The people call this ball the :. Diamond Bal, for at no place save this was it possible to behold such a wealth of diamonds. Mrs. Mackey g treasures Of jewelry almost weighed her down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Notice.

TWO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-THE
 undersigned give notice that they have mad the necessary assessme ut work done upon the Gro FinO, Eclipse. Indianapolis, Cababa and Silver Chief mines, in Arivaca District, BabOquivari Mountains, Pima County, A. T., for the year ending January ], 1880, and paid the sum of Sl25 for the same; and unless the party or parties claiming said mines come forward within ninety days from the date of this notice and pay to us the sum of Sl2j, that being their share of money paid for assess mcnt work said mines will be hereafter for feited to us. F. \. HUD-ON,
 mv22 CHAS. BENT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
H. Buchanan, PHOTO CR AP H E R |,

Maiden Lane and Congress Streets, Tucson
 With new and enlarged facilities is prepared 10 do all kinds of work in his line in the hiGh est style of the art. Keeps constantly on and a complete assOrtmentOf ArlzonaN views, Picture Frames Moulding. Chremos. Etc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
fmnonS.

COURT, FIRST JUDI I. b the County of Pima, Ter JOSEPH A. BAl EltS,
 LOSE MULLER, defend
 n the District Court of the
 rict in and for the County E -I rritory of ArIEOha.
 Arizona sends greeting 10 .h. NOu are hereby sum red 10 appear m an acIion = D by Ihe abUYg-named ,'lcin-
 Couri 0i The First Judicial br the COuuty Of Pim a, in
 Arizona, and answer the
 h the Clerk of lDls Court at < unty "a copy of w hiCh com t- this aummOnsb within elusive of the day Of seryice) upon you Of this summons, II Ounly; but ifssryrd out of the < hin this District, then within all other cases forty days. This At by plaintiff tO recover oi de- al of four hundred and ninety arS, with interest thereon from b d percentage allowed by law, advanced and loaned To said E special instance ana request, iiy appear by reference 10 The M iy herein.
 hereby LuiiiieU that ii you fail A--MeI iHe complaint as above # ia!auti will ta,e judgment by -um Of s4gS. .O4, with interest e.. and costs aud disbursements .Np-nUeu.
 eL under uy hand and the seal Fl >sId DleIriSt Court At Tucson, h day Oi January, A. D. 1881. EH GEO. A. CLUM, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

THE Arizona southern Railroad, which is to be a connecting link be- tween the Guaymas road and the AIchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe, has purchased depot grounds in this cIty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

.r-.-..r -r'd ui5Dw, ss ,'e r-.-.# 1 I-r~ drawn -.el. and -'i '
 ..t- ..lea e..G r-e5 'o l.s- ...rf ---- -e,-nrs f.... -e--r'a .-- 1T. sv-.a. clurc-i.-s rT ~ g t.. I'd son n. share fhe joys and sorrows fisr wa E.. tvin-hke, with U through T the varied scenes of iile+' '.}s,T. widow, iched lhe old dca- ,on in reply. 'I've kinder had g vearuius rIl The @, tnin', hur ! thought maybe it was them cold beans ! eat for ~uppnr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

MK. B. A. FIcKAs has eighteen men during the day and fifteen at night copying the records for Cachise county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Don't You Believe Him.

The Arab tells a story to show how mean mans philosophy Oyershoots itself. Under the reign of the frst Caliph there was merchant in Bag dad equslly rich and avaricious. One day he had bargained with porter Co carry home for him basket of porce- lain vase. for ten paras.
 As they went along he said to the man, My friend, you are young and I am old; you can still earn plenty {; strike of, beseech you, para from your hire
 .' Willingly replied the porler-
 This request was repeated again aud again, until when they reached the house the porter had only single para to receive. As they went uT stairs the merchant said, " II you will resign the last para, 1 will give you three pieces of0dvice.'
 '' Be i so.' said the porter.
 co Wet then. said ih. w"rchar.. " .i .uE.rc tells
  ..-
 hin. .. H-.- 70 v..E ..-r 70 rI-- a. rgr Believe lfn."
 Ny derr sir" replied The a.to7- i=h.d porter. "I knew thee ping before, tut fl sou will lis,en ! WI. give yu such advice as you have never heard.
 The merchant turned aroGnd, and the porter, throwing the basket down the stairs, said to him, " IL anyonr tells you that one of your vases is ul- broken, Go not believe him.
 Before she merchant could reply the porter made his escape, thus pun ishing his employer for his miserly greediness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

MEssRs. THEo. WELsCH & Co, with their characteristic enterprise, have opened branch store al 233 and 23j Meyer street.-the old Union Res taurani building. MT. G. E. Gonzalez, formerly with Lewis Brothers, will have charge of inc new establishment, and hi- extensive acquaintance and recognized business abilities will bring him sat sfactorY patronage. The new store is & model of neatness. and its stock is selected to meet the wants of ihe people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

MR. A. DACHENA has brought in some fine specimens of gold and sil- yer bearing rock from his Catacomba mine, on the west side of the Santa Rita mountains. The assays average S2l5.20 per ton and, for depth of Is feet, this is quite encouraging. MT. Dachena undoubtedly has big bo- uanza in the Santa RItas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

4 MAN WAS brought in from Lords burg on SGndsy and sent to the hos p'tsl, having been shot in the leg through an accidental discharge of a pistol in the hands of friend, who was tossing it up in the air and catch ing Il Gs 1t fell. The wound is seri- GUS but not dangerous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

HoN. B A. FICKAs' cup of happi- urSs k well nigh filled by the advent of nlGe-pounG girl, us will be seen under the birth notices. His friends smile with hIm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

A SAN FRANCISCO paper heads an article ' Frauds in Vinegar. from which it is inferred that they have got into a pickle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

THE house of MT. Moses Kalz was recently gladdened by the advent of daughter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

THE Southern Pacific Railroad Company are about to erect twenty or ihiriy houses near the depot for the usr of their employees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

DR. JAMES ELLIS, late of Anaheim SanaIoriuni, California, writes from Gila Bend that he will be in Tucson III few days, and will offer his four hoise team. with new, light spring wagon, for sale. He has driven them from Anaheim to Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

COLONEL O. c. WHEELER, General Engage Agent of the Southern Pa cific Railroad, who has been spend ing several days in Tucson, will leave by the special train tor Fl Paso to- morrow morning. Colonel Wheeler is gentleman of rare culture and Cue of Jhe most eminent dIvines of the Pacific coast He is also Prelate of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of California, and is a zeal ous worker in the cause of Free Ma sonry and the Christian religion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

LIEUTENANT c. ". ABBOT has been ordered 10 Fort Lowell to take charge of all recruits at that post and assign them to the various companies of the Twelfth Infantry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
HE CITIZEN.
Local intelligence.

A HEAVY hail storm occurred in the RIncon Pass last Sunday morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

lT is stated that work has been re- sumed on the San Xavier mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

OWING to an accident to the boiler, the Copper Queen smelter has shut down for few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

WE hear that smuggling is booming on he Sonora line. A short time ago an enterprising trader sent six burros over the line loaded with boxes filled adobes, dried apples, old papers and other trash, which were of course seized by the Jealous custom officers and taken to Altar. While the cha grined officers were opening their stores of dried apples at Altar the owner was running his legitimate stock into Ures.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Bullion Shipments,

Contention mill shipped by Wells, Fargo < Co.'S Express on Saturday seven bars of bullion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

THE Land Office will be opened for business in Tucson aboGt July list.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

LIEUTENANT T. 4. ToUEY has been detailed as member Of the general court martial at Fort Mcdowell.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
otlce.

|iEBY GIVEN TO B. r. or those parties that |hat ihe undersigned has .ork done upon the Ada. Boss mines, Patagonia 'ounty, A. T o, for the year lss0, and has paid for The said Peterson, CT those |, come forward in ninety | this notice and pay over have expended in doing smsnt work, said mines pc. 4. A. CHILDs.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

TIE most lovely place about Tue son for picnics exists about a mile Or INo be, ond Fort Lowell, among the cottonwood trees on Rillito creek. The shude IS excellent, and between the z aSsy open bottom lands and the heavily wooded lands skirtlng them, variety of scenery is found. The waters of lhe creek and numerous springs are good and wholesome, and altogether the place affords most de- lighlfu! resort for summer pleasures.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

HE woIk of compiling the Dnec- tory of Tucson is being executed by II D. Underwood, Leslie McMurtry and Major Barter, assisted by Senor Adolfo Verdugo, who is actively en- gagged in taking the names of our Spanish speaking population. It is expected that the copy will be ready for the printers in about two weeks and that the book will be ready for the public by the first of July.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

BLANK LOCATION NOTICES for sale .t ID the Citizen office. ~
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-26
IFrom the New York Times. ]

The troubles in Perry County, Ark.
show that an alarming state of things
exists in that section of country.
The "outlaws," as the reigning spirits
are called, are very clearly in ma
jority, aud unless the Governors
promise to put these men down is
fulfilled speedily mob law will rule
in the county. An editor was mur-
dered for publishing facts and figures
disigned to prove that deputy
Sheriff had been defanlter. The
friends of the Deputy Sheriff (who is
now on triaD are not only deter
mined that no investigation of his ac-
counts shall be made, but that the
accuse man shall not be committed
for tho murder of Mathews, the ed
itor. They threaten the life of the
presiding Judge, and his house is
guarded by the State Militia while
the legal proceedings are in progress.
The country is declared under mar
tial law, ard the threatened Judge
feels obliged to explain why be does
not flee for his life. This is is re-
markable condition of affairs in So
called civilized country in which we
are usually taught to look for the
rough justice Of Judge Lynch rather
than for a deliberate defense Of a
criminal