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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

nEssRs. FLooD & HAsKIx, owners Of the right to manufacture Asbestine ufain' sewer and water pipe in Ari. 1ona' were exhibiting the merits of their ,t pipe machine on Church plaza this afternoon. The Asbestine stone is manufactured article, and while ln plastic condition is fashioned into any form desired, and becomes as sohu as the hardest granite, upon ex- posture For the manufacture of water plpe, sewer or drain pipe, a simple machine Is made use of, which forms the plpe and lays it the same time irrlgeting pipes of this material have been in use iu California for several years and have always given tbe best satisfaction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

THE Chicago Tribune's Washington dispatch says of the outgoing Cabinet Eysrts will continue his law practice sherman will De in the Senate; Schu, 2 will resume journ .lism in St. Loui. ; Thompson will remove Ju New Yurk and try to earn the S35, 900 which tue Panama Cdual Compan has paid tu him. Got will proUably relinQuish the navy portfolio and go tO West Yir- glnia as United States District Attor- ney. Maynard IS probably so unpOpu- lar wlth party friends in Tennessee that be will probably secure nothing. Devens will probably have 10 return 10 his law books, as the Supreme Court Judgeship is out of the question. Ramsey is rich enough to be recOg- nized. Wheeler will make two years European trip.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

THERE is now at Dr. sheets office a curiosity which will we'll repay an examination. It is an olla, about six inches iu circumference and seven inches in height, filled with the charred bones of some subject of Montezuma, who ran his little race long before the tread of the white man disturbed the slumbers of the dead and foi gotten people, whose ruined works remain 10 teach us of the re- lenlless hand of time. The bones are broken into small pieces, but the per fecily developed upper jaw filled with teeth indicates that the remains once belonged to an adult. The Olls was unesrIhed by the blow of Tom Bryan as was also a larger one, which was however, shattered by Ihe operaton.- [PheGix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

THE man Jerry O'Brien, confined ID Jail, charged with stealing a horse from Tnlly, Ochoa t Co.,, al Pantano, has been identified from description given in yesterdays CITIZEN, as the person who robbed Mir. C. NJ. Hook CTS residence at Dragoon Sumnit station last Monday. 4 portion ot the stolen property ha- been recovered and the whereabouts of the balance has been learned. While working fir NIT. Ho aker, O'Brien went by the name of Wm. Mont omery, He stands an excellent chance of free ride 10 Yuma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

FAR away up in Northern New York among the mountains which, in such 8 winter as the Eastern people have had, became impossible, there is a hamlet called Hardenburg; and among the woods at the TemOtest part of the place there was found, few days ago, a family in dire distress. The father and mother had both been stricken with fever, and became un- able 10 leave their beds. TheIr col tage was showed in, and food and fuel were swiftly reduced until both were exhausted. But to the last a little child, a girl six years old, had nursed and tended her parents, and when found, 1t is said, she was actually burning her wooden toys tO keep her father and mother warm. The story is a moving one, and might furnish a theme not unworthy of the ablesI poet Ur painter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

TIE Walston Mining Company has been organized in this city, with the following directors: Wm. Zeckendorf, II Hamburg, F. NJ. Smith. F. NJ. Peabody, J. s. Watson, J. NJ. Wlnd- miller and Chas. Kresham. Wm. Zeckendorf was elected President; J. J. Hamburg, Vice President; J. NJ. Windmiller, Secretary. The property owned by this company is located near the Junction of the San Pedro and GIls rivers, @ description of which was given ID Saturdays CITIZEN. A large force of men will be put to work on the mines, and astonishing devel- opments are looked for.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

ONE of the ludicrous incidents con- necIed with the recent accident on the Canada Southern railway was that ol a man who was thrown through one of the windows of a sleeping car in his night shirt. He was the first per son that Conductor MGcomer saw after reaching terra firma, wildly gesticu- latlug and whooping at the top of his voice: "A A dollar for the man who brings me my pants" Then minute after minute he grew more chilled, and every now and again be added 25 cents tO his offer until it reached S2.75. Having got to this figure he declared that he would not give another cent
 and proceeded 10 inquire oi those around him whether they could not furnish him with the desired garment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
DIED.

BARELA-in this eIty, March 4, Dolores Bsrsla, aged sS years. HYDE-In this city, March B. at the rssi- dsnce of Hon. E. B. Gif9rd, of consumption Wm. Hyde. VALENZCELA-In this city. February q, Jesus, wife of Ramon Valenzuela, aged % years. PELLON-In this city, February s5, Rom usldo Manuel, infant son of Pedro ana ElsnA PellOn. MIRASDA-In this city, February 25 Josefk, daughter Of tugeniO and Jaaua Miranda, aged g mouths VALLENTINE-At Silver Eing February 2O of pneumonia. John VallenIlne, aged 30 years LITTLE-In Shakespeare, N. M., February 90 John Little, formerly of tho Lower Gila AriZonR- AZEDO-In this city, Msrch }, Manusl tn- fsnt son of Mariana aud JuanE Azedo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

A FATAL case of poisoning from wearing colored stockings is reported from Port Jervis, N. '. The victim was a six-year-old girl, and the stock iugs were brown and gold The day being warm she perspired freely. Soon afterward unmistaksble symp- toms Of poisoning appeared, and the doctor was called. He sad the ill., uess was undoubtedly caused by pols- on absorbed from the colorng matter in the stockings. She sutfy red the most intense pain, and al times her screams could be heard some distance from the house. She died after an illness of thirty-nine days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

THE Duke of Gnu, q Chinese Babob, was originally a seller of vegetables, and was summoned from his hum Ole calling to succeed to the title, which had fallen vacant In consequence of lhe death of childless relative. The vegetable seller strongly protested against the acceptance of the honor, and had 10 be taken forcible posses sion of by an officer, who kept hIm in custody and drilled him in the cere- mOnial he would have 10 observe On being presented 10 the Emperor The new Duke contrived 10 escape and fled from the hOnOrs, but was eve-tu- ally recaptured and invested with the title. such American citizens as have succumbed to demands to become Chevaliers, Marquises, etc., appear 10 have yielded more gracefully. None of them had to be lassoed before being branded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

MR. LEA brought in some fine chlo- fide ore from his mine, the first south extension of the Hermosa, last week. Like the men who have been in search of the " Hsrdshell boLanza.n be sonId not nnd the main ledge until recent " but the other day be went out, and being encouraged by the example of others, he broke into a porphvry dyke aud found that by using the hammer It changed into good cblo. ride ore. He reports ledge some 40 feet wide. There seems to be no end to The good things in and about liar shaw Camp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
BORN.

MUELLER-In this city. March 3, to the wife of Louis Mueller, a son. CUBERO-In this city, March (. 10 the wife of Jesus Cubero, son CARTER-In this city, March B. 10 Mrs. Edith Csrler,s sOn-l2 pounds. ZEPEDA-In this city, February 26, to ths wife of Nestor Zepeda, son. PERALTA-In this city, March 3, to the wis or Bibisno Peralta, daughter, GIRARD-In this city, March ?, to the wife of pr. J. B. Girard. daughter. TORMEY-In this city, February 25, to ths wife of Peter Tormey, son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

MRs. FAREWELL RHETT, widow of Senator Rheit, Ot South Carolina, and the widow of former Mayor of New Orleans will both become inmates of the Louise Home at Washington, es- abolished and kept by Mir. Corcoran, the Washington banker, for the ben- eft of gentlewOmen who have become unfortunate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

MEssRs. Hyatt, Dunphy 6 Fea sold yesterday to Messrs, Swift, ChJisto- pher & SeveDoaks the Apache, Midas and St. Nicholas copper mines, lying on the eastern slope of the Santa Gala linas. The consideration paid was $50. 600. These mines show a large amount of high grade ore, the ledge in one cut being oyer fifteen feet in width. Fuel and water are abundant in the vicinity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

DoN VsENTE MORALES, the new Mexican Consul to Tucson, arrived with his family from the City of Mex ico Monday morning. Mr.Morales is 8 gentleman of culture and refinement, and has occupied the editorial chair on some Of tine prominent Mexican journals.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

A CIRCULAR from Altar, Sonora, informs us that Messrs. Roth & Co, contemplate establishing Q weekly mining paper at that place, printed in the English language. Su:h a jour nal properly conducted would advance the important mining interests of So. nora 10 a great degree.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

"I Is it law you're talking about ! Look, now, when 1 was a saudger shot twenty men for the Queen, and che gave me a pinshun; but If l was to shoot only one stray fellow for my self. bedad, I'd be tried for muIther
 There's law for yez. "-[ London Fun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

My. CoeswELL, the eminent artist, has completed his portrait of MT. J. :. Vosburg. It is beautiful work of art, and will remain for few days on exhibition at the Palace Hotel, room No Rh
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

THE new telephones are working admirably. The switch was con- structed for twenty instruments, Rl- though the first subscribers only re- qui5ed seven. Orders have since been given 10 the full capacity of the sN itch, ana duplicate thereof has been sent for. Business men find the telephone a great convenience, and Its use will become quite general in the city before another year rolls round.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
WM, H, DOLMAN,

IITANTED, INFORMATION OF VIM. n.
 WV DOLMAS, lately a resident of East Oakland. California, where be has wife and four children, who have not heard from him for over a year. Any one knowing what has become of him will confer great favor by zd- dressing MRS. WI. H. HOLMAN, 12T1 Eleventh avenue. East Oakland. Cal. f25- dw2w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

JoE MANNING, the boss painter of Los Angeles, arrived in Tucson this morning, on his way tO Magdalena, Sonora. Joe looks more hopeful than on his former visit, possibly from the fact that he has brought @ larger wardrobe with him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

A BILL has passed the Territorial Legislature assigning Judge c. G. W. French to the Third Judicial District and Judge Stillwell tUthe First. Judge French leaves Tucson with the regrets of large circle of personal friends and their best wishes for his future welfare. His successor, Judge Sull- well, Is highly spoken of by the press at the capital, and will receive a cor dial welcome by the bar and general public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
NO 12. BAY COLT.
Foslsd June 10, 1s7e. by War Dance.
 Son of Lexington.

1 dam, Dewberry, by imp. Knight of st.
 George; 2 dam, Pennsylvania, by Imp. Arab
 MassOud; 3 dam, PeytOna, by imp. Glencoe.
 sou of sultan; dam, Giantsss, by imp Lev.
 latham, son of Muley; dam, by sir Archy,
 son of imp. Diomed, winner of hrst Derby.
 l7S0; dam, Virginia, by I'm. Dare Devil, son
 of Magnet, by King Herod; ' dam, Lady Bol-
 ingoroke, by PantalOOn, sou Of King hsrod;
 dam, Cades, by Wormsley's King Herod, son
 of Fesrnanght: dam, Primrose, by Dove, son of Young Cade; 10 dam, stella. by 0thslo,
 son of Crab; II dam, Col Tasker's selma, by
 the Godolphin Arabian; l2 oam, Large Hart ley Mare, by the Hartley Horse; l3 dam,
 Flying Whig, by Williams Woodstock Arab ian; IA dam, by s. Victor Barb; f5 dam, by
 Why Not l6 dam, Royal mars, imported
 from Barbary, time Charles IT.
 Dswberry, the dam of No. l2, is out of ths dam of Limestone, a horse that showed well on all the principal race cources from boston, saratoga and Jerome Park to New Orleans, both a. q fiat racer, hurder and stscpls chaser, defeating some of the fastest horses Ia America. A very celebrated writer for the turf, ia recently writing up his "reminiscences for Atty years, spoke Of Limestone as 6 horse that " ha- speed to win races, strength to cary q dragool, rize to draw a carriage"
 have sold the Bay Colt No. i2 10 Messra | ROBERTS & CLARK, Of Parowon City, Iron County, Utah. I guarantee his age, psdigrss and title.
 (Signed) A. KEENE RICHARDS. Blue Grass Park. Georgetown, Kentucky, April 2, 1879. tl2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
MARRIED.

cHAVIADO-CO this city, March 2, by Justice Neugssf, Jose '. Chzviado 70 Macidonla Corrss- GEIGER-LANE-In this city, Friday, March 4, by Rev. Wm. c. Mills, Charlss Geiger to Miss Ella Lane, both formerly of Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

WE learn that Mir. R. E. Green brother of Alfred and Col. Green, o this city, committed suicide neal Davidson's canyon Wednesday. Int cause or the rash action has not oeet developed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

WE heard a man tell his son that maple sugar was produced from the maple tree. How can that man ex- pect hls son 10 grow up truthful II he sets before him such a horrid ex- ample?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

ARTICLES OF ACCOMMODATIONS were filed in the Recorders office, yester- day, of the Tombstone Street Rail- way Company, by T. E. Parrish, Jackson Prouty and Milton P. ClaPp, dated February 2SJh, 1881. The capi- tai stock is SSU,U00.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
SAFFORD, HUDSON & co.

BANKERS. TUCSON. AND TOMBSTONE
 ARIZONA.
 DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE
 And Mako TRLEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS OF &oNE' Or the Principal Points in EUROPE AND THE UNIEED STATES. Receive deposits, purchase or make advances on Territorial and County bonds and warrants, approved commercial paper etc, etc. and TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
 BUSINESS. Deposits ofBuliion made with us or shippsa to Anglo California Bank San Francisco toS our account. cab be checked against imms- distsly.
 Correspondents NEW YORK ......J. S ". sEIIsMAN a Co. SAN FRANCISCO ASoIO CALIFoEsIAS BANK LOS ANGELES.......C COMMERCIAL BANK. ST LOU lS-...--....-. BANK or CoMNEKcE. CHICAGO. ..-...........MERcHASrs' SAvrsos L.
 ANDT. COMPANY. BOSTON .....-MAssAcuUsETTs NArIcx- PHILADELPHI 4. CENTRAL \ ATIoSAL BAxH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

MR. H. BuEHMAS's new show win dow displays his photographic gems to 8 good advantage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim of early imprudence, causing nery- ous debility, premature decay, etc.. having tried in vain every known remedy has dts- covered q simple means Of selfcures which he will send free to his feiloW-sutersrs. AaaTese J.H. REEVES. a Chatham StTest, \.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

IT said that the water at hembres station, the point of junction of the Southern Pacific and Alchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is warm and nauscOus.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

CONTENTION MILL shipped seven bars of bullion on the 27th ult valued st s17, ,50o, and six bars on Tuesday, valued at S15, 900.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

LEv1Y's PARK is lighted up nightly ana is receiving the patronage of cur citizens who find the evenings somewhat sultry about the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
NEW ApYERTTsEVENTs.
Dissolution.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the undersigned have this sd day of March, 1881, dissolved partnerrhip, by mutual consent, in .he business of the .. .. BkkW- FRY, at Luttrsll, Pima COunfy A. T., John Deckert assuming all indebtedness and col lecti1g all bills due The firm.
 JOHN DECkERr.
 FRIEDRICH GERHARDT. March 3, 1881. mh4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

IT IS rumored on the streets that Dick Gird has sold his interest in the Tombstone Mill and Mining Company 10 eastern parties for Sl,2OO,OOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

Anderson John--S kenWeil MT
 Bedugo Tomosa Q de King Dr Slendy ! Bernsr,f L Knapp Hon F BiXley Geo B hoester W lluAm i Blanco Jesus Lawrence George BoneGu Felicianc Leloes Soleoao | Brisuon Albert Le1l PauelierR 1 kurress John Lewis Thomas BurrurI Nf, rtin Livingston Mrs Anna Carroll Mrs Eliza LCno bard rrank Cham berlin A Long Ihos " ' Chambers AB Lopes Clementa Christeuson N Marchand c N Cise Miss Yagnac Martin Bertha Clark Col c S Mccarthy Henry CloDgie Chas D McElliott Damn Andrew Willard Chas V Deband LsoPoldo Myers Jacob Dias Guadalupe Osburn Henry Dickenson H u Phillips L D Doyle Charley Porter HoR DF Driscol Provo James Dufman 5 II Ramires Refna Dunn Chas Ssis Francisco Elmo Franco SGlmrne, Bosess Fisher A Scheik ID B Fohs Giliermo Schmidt Zeodon Foster Isaac Scott Henry W-s Franks John Tar Saml Funkhauser WI Toles Guillermo Gacome Sole<.ad Torgerson Martens-s Garuesda Abefno Ulmer c J Gibson Mrs Maggie VasQues Miss Josefs 2 Graeter Henry Vernal Ramona Greenleaf NJ WedsInouth MrsEsther Grover Melvin White Capt Geo D Gutierres Passnal Wisner LF Kelly R B--2 Yeague Geo
 Persons calling for the above letters vii please say " advertised ano give date.
 c. H. LORD, P. A.
 TrcsoS, A. T.. February 26, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

THERE is a letter for W. f. Everts awaiting ownership at the once oi N' n. Never, City Recorder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

Two drunks were before Recorder Meyer this morning, one oi whom paid SC, and the other was discharged.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

IT is rumored that an extensive strike was made in the Texas mlne, California District, last Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

A NUMBER of new sleeping apart, ments have been added to the Grand Hotel accommodations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

THE Herald has an article headed " Fraud in Butter" We haven't read II, but suppose it refers 10 substitution ot lute for the genuine article of hair. Lowell Citizen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
RErBEsENTArIvE FIRM.

ys.I,en sorf .e Co.,, One of the Pioneer u,usrs-Its Rapid Growth and In- .-,ssing Trade Gigantic Prepara- .ra4s for Further Progress
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

TIE Nellie Boyd dramatic troupe are said 10 have cleared SZOVO ai SuFsT City. New MeXico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

IN San Francisco, yesterday, Silver King sold fer S20 and Head Center s4,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

ST. .MARY's HosP TAI cealzins forty one patients.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

SILVER NUGGET stock is still active in New York at from 10 to 12 censts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

TIE weather took change thii morning, with prospects Of rain
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

Mss Rela Murray is assistant pest master at PheniX.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

FRIDAY will be inauguration day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

The above horse, No. I2 BAY COLT, win make the preeent season at silver Lake Racs Track. Terms, $50 for the season. For fur- ther particnlars. apply tO JA MEs LEE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
Blymyer Mfg Go
 BELLS.

CHURCH, SCHOOL, FIRE-ALARN, FINE V toned, low-piiccd. warranted. Catalogue with l500 testimonials, prices, etc, sent rss.
 LINF0RTH, RICE 6 CO.,, Sole Agents for Pacific Coast, 4O1 Market st.. San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Tucson postoflce for more than one month prior to Fehruarv 26 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
Mule Mountains.


 Every day we receive encouraging 2 news from the Mule mountains. All mining ventures in this district have been so successful that even prospects are eagerly sought for. Although the result .ofdeyelopments in the district halready exceeded the.expectations of the most sanguine, there is now a sale on the tapis that, if it comes of, will GO much towards boosting up the camp and making it as prominent for the production of silver as it now is Tor the production of copper. We refer to the purchase now being ne- gotiated for Silver Maiden, Oak Grove, Dottie, Elk, Minnie and Daisy. All these mines are on the southwest slope of the Mule mountains, running with each other, except the Oak Grove, which is an extension of the Mountain King. They crop out bold iy and assays from the croppings are very satisfactory, gong from $35 to Sl64 per ton. But little work has been done on any of the mines, 20 feet being the greatest depth attained :; yet we are pleased to know that the work done has encouraged the pro- prietors. Mr. James Gray, iormerly Of Phenix, IS the principal owner.- Nugget.
 SOME people never know when they have good thing. This was the case with a Staten Island man when he re- sisted the efforts of lady to kiss hlm. This Is certainly very unusual sort of a man, ana it is probable that an- other such character has not lived in the present century. His attempts to gets away from the enterprising lady were made question Of assault anu taken into courts, where an unnatural Jury acquitted him. UnqueslIonably thls man Is disgrace to his sex. No right minded man would think of in- terIering with the healthful and pleasant practice of kissing, and he who uiscourages lady in the pursuit ot an innocent pleasure like that de- serves the severest condemnation. Kissing never killed anybody, aud unless It Is done in an unpardOnably awkward way il Is very nice thing To do. A man who won't allow lady to kiss him shows a lamentable ignorance of human rights conferred by the Constitution.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
TwENrY-THREE sALEslIEN,

Besides keeping a large number of laboFing men at work the year round. Seeing the almost colossal proportions so which their trade has grown and eztended, it is useless for us 10 say anything of the business management snd tact of this firm; it must merit success, otherwise it could not have grown 10 what it is. l. is enough jo say that they propose to compete with San Francesca and Eastern merchants ln every department they represent, aud owing to their superior facilities Tor shipping and handling of goods they feel that they can do 70 success fully.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

Ben Hogan, who was shot by Jas. Jourdan on the 25th ulto., has died of his wounds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
AFFIDAvITs.

Wm c Ferguson, affidavit of publication of notice to s NJ Sheperd to pay assessment on Cerro Colorado nins, Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06

Santos Olguirs and wife to Puseh 6 Zell. weger. part of lot [, block PA, Tucson, 5 months, 3 per cent. per month, s2OO
 George Seabury to Goldberg & Son, land in town of Harshaw, 90 days, ? per cent, $500.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
LEASES

20. Joyner to Lee Chow, lot l, block ,, Washington camp, term e9 years, Ss0
 Lee KAug 10 hutchean Ohinck, part of lot 10. block ., Tombstone, term 20 ytars, $500.
 M GratI0, ". S. Edwar1s, l.. H. Nolte, 10 W. W Williams, assignment of the lease Of lot 5, block 1e7, Tucson. Sl
 D. 8. Gillette, ". B Caldwell, J. W: Davis, W. c Kee! an 10 Jas Fleming, loi 2, block n, Harshaw, 99 year, S75.
, 1881-01-22
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