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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
Territorial Topics.

The Brown murder trial is in progress at PheriI.
 PhenI is happy entertaining five Mo have Indian guests.
 M. P. Thomas of Los Angeles, is visit ing Phenix. Mir. Thomas was formerly a resident of the Salt River valley.
 Company H Sixth Cavalry, reached Phenix on their way to Camp Verde without molestation.
 The autumn term of the Territorial and United States District Courts con- vene in Prescott Monday, November :.
 The PheniI Gazette says reward of $500 has been offered for Miller, the murderer of Deputy Sheriff Bryant, at Flagstaff.
 James H. McClintock of PheniI, has accepted position with Vandever Bros, Maricops, for which place he leaves to- day.
 Our genial friend, Dan Stevens, of the Black Canyon route, has been quite sick in Prescott, but has now recovered suffi- ciently to be out again.-l PhcniI Herald.
 Mir. R. A. Ling, who has been pros pCtNAuk III AllLOud TUT llC past tWO months, got home yesterday. He eI- poets to return to the "sun-kissed" land in about week.-ILos Angeles Herald
 An assay of ore from one of the Philes mines, Cave Creek District, was handed us by J. L. Gregg, the ssssyer- Ii shows S15.60 in silver and 77 per cent copper. Il PheniI Gazette.
 John P Cum, editor of the Epitaph, Mayor of Tombstone, postmaster at Tombstone, and school director, wants to be appointed Indian Agent at San Carlos, or might be constrained to &C., cept the Gubernstorial chair, or even have Congressional honors thrust upon him II PheaiI Gazette.
 The following bids were opened on last Saturday at the office of the Chief Copmissary at Prescott for furnishing four at Mcdowell and Whipple: J. r. T. Smith, 20,00O pounds, at McDowell at S3.25; J. '. T. Smith. Whipple, 45,0OO pounds, s4.T5; J. H. Marion, Whipple, 45,000 pounds, $5.95.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

Henry Stewart, a negro aged 80, who, at one time was insured for S125,000, died Saturday night in Harrisburg. Pa. Last summer Stewart came near dying, and the symptoms of his disease strong ly indicated poisoning. His illness was due to drinking whiskey adultersted with strychnine. Several persons who had policies on his life are said to have given the liquor vendors orders to give him all the whiskey he wanted and charge the amount to them. This is about all he received for allowing him. self to be insured. The relatives of the old man intend to enjoin the companies in which he had been insured from pay ing the men who had policies on bis life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
lTHER MINES.

The Westward is opened by an inclin- ell shaft about 30 feet deep, showing fine ore. The width of the vein is II feet Ii is good property.
 The Atlanta is being sunk 100 feet by contract. The depth now reached is D feet The ore in the shaft is eight feet w,de and of good grade. This mine and the Atlanta Extension north are mines of great promise and all that is needed is developing to bring them into paying properties if they do not belle surface and present indications.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
A Heavy Mining Company.
[ronbs.one Nugget.

Among the most notable events which havo occurred during the month Is the consolidation of the southern six hun dred feet of the Sulphuret and the en- tire claim of the Flora Morrison with the Contention mine, and will be known hereafter as the Contention Consolidated Mining Company The articles were filed in San Francisco last Wednesday. and stipulates that "the object of this Company is to buy and work mines in Tombstone District, Arizona. The di- rectors are W. E. Dean, W. $. Hobart, George Ives, D. A. Jennings and l.. L. Requa, with a capital stock of SI2,00O,- OOO." Certainly large capital stock for Western company-as Eastern con- panies sometimes organize with a capi- tai of S10,0O0,0O0 upon fifty foot hole but one at all acquainted with the i'm mense reserves of high grade ore in the Contention and Flora Morrison, and the brilliaJt possibilities of the Sulphuret, when the water Is removed, it does not appear beyond the value of the proper ties incorporated, and with a 40-stamp mill-such as We understand they con- template erecting-the dividends will give the holders and investors a rate of interest that will astOnish Eastern peoi pie, and equal the high demands O. money on this coast.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
A CARD.
TrcsoN. Arizona. Oel. 26. 1ssl.

TUcsoN, Arizona, Oct. 26, 1881.
 WE REGRET TO BE OBLIGED Co inform the public that unfortunate financial endorsements arising from our con nection with Government contracts have compelled us, as the most equitable course towards all our creditors, t0 make a general assignment for tLeir benefit withOu I preference. II. B. Cullum has be slected as the assignee. lie Is now aged with hIs assistauts u maxim, ltories of assets and .iaaili- ties, al interested will Toe able to learn ancial condition xs soon as these L.- --mpleted and filed
 (Signed) LORD E NILLIAIs.
 LORD lE NmLI4Hs Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
SOTICE.

UlHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY Su-,sv
 | all persons That they are The 0Vl,,s7 7s .-.. tain mining clsiri -ituatcd in Na-. .-..,a5 ... in the PaiasoniS M1Cut-iu-. rim. y.la--g zona, known As the tNPIKE NINE
 That q patent for raid mining --.-. ..... sued on the lsth day oi Fehg--ry, .,.- a..,. United Siates Government Go he .....--. which patent is on record lu tl- Eee.-...-.. m Tucson, Pins County, iu Euos If.f Vi-#. Records, and for a mors particular -.rl-r .r ...- mining claim re.ereI e k .Lar-ly mae . .,.i l-ceord
 ! olaifs .. all trrspassers th--Har a.. .. --
 euted acordins t0 law | VIC. Fs.EGG. WIS STEPHEN t.,. .,.ra
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Change.

We are pretty reliably informed that the directors of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad have decided upon cha1ging their route from point Lear Blackberry in Mohave county. dropping the Needles crossing of tke Colorado River, and making a ncrtherly detour to Callville, where the river affords all facilities for bridging. From Callville tine route to be pursued will go through southern Nevada, where a juction will be formed with the Utah Southern and thence on via Bakersfield, California, to San Fran cisco.- Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
Florence District Court.

SATURDAY, October 22, 1881.
 In the divorce cases of Cavaness vs. Cavaness and Gibson vs. Gibson, decrees of divorce were granted.
 Tn the case of the Territory vs. Muck Ah Chung, Francis Fitch attorney for defendant, iX appearing to the Court that the prOceedings had before the eI- amining magistrate, by which the de- fendant herein was helc to answer for the crime of perjury, were irregular and void, the defendant being Chinaman and having no knovledgc of the Eng fish language, and 1t nowhere appearing in the record of said proceedings that an interpreter was sworn to interpret from English into Chinese and from Chinese into English, and it not appear ing to the Court that the defendant had a fair and impartial examination, and that his rights in the premises were not properly defended, and for otht'r good and sufficient reasons, the Cou { now here refuses to put said defendant upon his trial under the charges contained Tn said indictment. and of its own motion sets aside and dismisses the same, and orders the defendant to be discharged from custody.
 Territory vs. John Hanlon-Francis Fitch attorney for defendant. Robbery. The case was tried and defendant ac- quilted.
 Territory vs Julian Perez-Grand larceny, third trial Defendant convic- ted.
 MONDAY, October 24.
 Territory vs. Robert Bible-After eI- amiuing 57 jurors voir dire seven were found competent to serve. Venire is- sued for 9 trial jurors.
 It is generally understood that King and Jackson, indicted for murder, will be transferred to Gila county, although such order has not yet been made.
 Perez and Floyd will be sentenced this afternoon.
 It is the opinion on the street that no jury can be obtained in the Bible case, and the case may be suddenly terminated this afternoon and a change of venue granted if asked for.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
Eound Dead

Saturdays Nugget says: "A Mexican teamster was found shot yesterday be- tween this place Charleston under cir cumstances which led to the belief that the shooting was accidental His team was standing in the road and nothing about the wagon touched. His body was lying beside the wagon with pistol hole through it, and near by was his re- volver with one chamber empty. His body was taken to Charleston, death en- suing before that place was reached It is supposed his revolver fell from his belt and striking the ground was dis charged with the result above stated"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

MR. GASz, the popular baker, has placed the employees Of the CITIZEN un- der obligations for a generous supply of excellent mince pies. That they were hrst-class was attested by their rapid NIT. Gang manufactures a very superior article iu this line, and his sales are fully up to his capacity of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
NOTICE
T-- n

ARIZONA TERRIroEy o--' 'JNrr ITO CHARLES BAINF ORsN i4 l,,- | ing title under him: 'NL lL4Ig You are hereby notified thar
 5slfned, nave expended One Huni-i r 71l,-. Mine SDs I si,1,.. 1s iT'Ta1eits T; TI uRou the stem 3 county, Arizona Territory iu ,'l-', Pl-a preiI,is.,s |, under the pruvision- of -,... . '' the heTlsed Statutes of the Ur.t4I ,...- -.i e tne amount required Co hold rf-..- .flr year ending lhaearil ia- qr sl-i. I.- ''- -.. Ana IT within ninety days after ...Y-...-- this notice yOu faIl or refuse Co .,..-- 5.,-. Q, portion of sad expenditure as @ c....,--.- l' interest in sold clam wili become 2. .-.-.-.- the subscribers under said section l1i' ''-ll-
 THOMAS LtLRS,p Oci6 Sm JANFS lUI\TfN''s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

The Secretary of the Land League of Great Britain telegraphed Eagan in Paris not to come to the Hyde Park meeting Sunday, as he might be arrested.
 The steamship Bolivia, of the,Anchor line, which sailed from London on the 10th instant, has not been heard from. There are about 100 immigrants and 100 cabin passengers, mostly returning tour ists, on board, and many inquiries are being made at the New York office by friends of the missing passengers.
 The French and German guests, after a reception by Secretary Blaine at Wormley's, will leave Sunday week for Boston. The Germans were entertained Saturday night by the German citizens of the District. Commissioner Dent and a number of invited guests from Baltimore were present. An unpub- lished letter from Washington to Steu- ben was read.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

THE burnt portion of the store of Wm. Zeckendorf & Co. has been entirely re- built in style far superior t0 the old establishment An entire new stock of goods is being opened, and by the latter part of the week the doors vii be thrown open to the puplic, and one of the finest stocks ever brought to the Territory will be offered for sale. Very many novelties just from the East are among the stock, which were not obtainahle hero before. The ladies, who have long awaited this opening with anxiety, will make d s5eat rush in a few days to secure good selec- tlons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
U.s. LAND OFFICE AT Trcsoy. AmlI,,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JESC, . ~ MOntlio has filed notice of hts lrtsr.iHet t make tinai proof. before the Register and l.ar.r CT at the t. \. Land Office m Tue . r-.- the i2th day of October. 1s,t. 70 q. a.....-a a. h. of that day. on Pre-emption Dcclas,-g-y ~.a..- ment No. 7-S. for the NEit of thr NJ |. uf >.-- ton IS. Township lt x. ksnge it. F. n. r,-s as bis witnesses Nacario Andra,i1. AutYH.H 7-. siaro, Jesus Carrillu and Lorcnzu Norr-Ir.s l of Tucson. A. T..
 HENRY COUSINS E-.--.s- First Publication, Sept. 10. iSsi. "
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
CAPTAIN JEFFORDS' MISSION.
Diplomacy Takes the Place Of Bullsts-The
 Scheme to Forgive and FOrget-The GlOries of War are Only Exceeded by the Glories of

IFrom our Special Correspondent in the Field.l
 CAMP THOMAS, October 24, 1881.
 I have just learned the true secret of Captain Jeffords' mission, ostensibly to Stafford, but really to the Chiricahua headquarters. He came here few days ago with authority to treat with the Chiricahuas, to promise them immunity for past offenses and to get them back to the reservation. Lieutenant Haskell, A. D. C., is to operate with him, and the latter is at some point on the railroad. The order directs all quartermasters to furnish Captain Jeffords transportation and aid him in every way. For some days prior to yesterday Captain Jeffords was at the sub-agency and San Carlcs interviewing squaws and papooses with a view of finding the whereabouts of the murderous Chiricahuas. He thought he had found out, SO telegraphed to George Stevens (who was about resigning his position as interpreter,) telling him to hold on. When he arrived here yester- day both gentlemen went in a private outfit in the direction of Stafford, but Jeffords will continue on until he meets the Chiricahuas. The order is from headquarters, no doubt, with a view of representing General Wilcox as the great pacificator, and Captain Jeffords, perhaps, sees an Indian Agency in the dim distance, should this masterly di- plomscy O succeed. But what will the friends of the slain say? What will the Mexican government say, after General Wilcox driving the Chiricahuas over the border?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
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us. LAND OFFICE. TrC,os. Aulry,
 oc,u..-L. .-L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT D-.... ~ A. Paige has tied uuticr of Ia..r-..r.. . final proof before Jic Register aa. B y.- 7. the |. \. Land OhcC m luc-uu. i-EHra. .s -.s 3d day of November l~-I. sf iN r.r.u,, a n. V that day. on Pre-empuun DcciaT4,l-y ~-a.sr..-- No. 7s7. for the NJ. SEi, and NJ SN-. as >- II. T. 15 <. R. isE. He name as s t.,---- Una, II. Hewitt. Thomas Gates thar..- 2. '...a-... Andrew Conly. all of Tucson ArizHas.
 HENRY cot SINS. E Ee..-s- Eirsf puhIicafinr. Oct. a-M-iw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
NOTIC F.
IrCsnv pr.

. ., HUDSON. Pm H-
 ,.,, ARIZONA ERRIrORY. O--.- .'lSrf | ing title under him. ' oNE CIuy You are hereby notified ft-.
 signed. have expended One H--.s- c. 1-f. labo- and tmprOyements urar in.ar, - Mine, situate m HelVetla MiHiny r- t-l-s-..- county. Arizona Territory. ir ,-.r sum f.-, Rrerplses under the provisions of .s... ao ,s ,h, ,Es nS'ds, sTrds,T, olatuies of the lnItsd year ending December q. i,.f A1- 'rr.. And II within ninety days after -..t,. thls notice you fail or refuse To r'...-. iila Q proportion ot such eIpeuditur- r.. -l1's .l-, your you s l,l,erest .a n saId claim SIll beer r-
 .,so THOMAS aFTt;.. ooIo sn JAMES ' iV,i1A A,SStP
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

JUDGE BRAGG met with considerable interested opposition in his efforts to procure a charter for Tucson Lodge r. and A. M., but carried his point very neatly upon the final consideration of the matter. By reason of this opposI- ton the Tombstone lodge failed to re- ceive a charter, and will remain working under 8 dispensation for another year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF McBAIN 6 SIEVt Hs OP | Harshau and La NJria. Pima couut- t-.-H1a TerritOry, has this day been diz-olTs,i ty ug-us consent. All outstanding accounts VIII t. cd. lected and all debts contracted by us VII ha Iai
 i-J. NCIUy.
 JOHS SiEyLls. Tucson, A. T.. October D. is,1
 The undersigned have this day foru,i re- partnership under the firm name and styled kresha n McBain, tor the purpose of trar-lc-- ing a general merchandise busiue-= iu tta towns of HarshaW and La Noria. Pima county. \. i All outstanding accounts due the late firm o, Ns- Bsin 6 SIeVers will be collected by u~ and v- will pap all debts contracted by the same.
 CHtBLFs hEE~Gsg
 LC. MCBuy. Tucson. \. T.. October 3i. IssI oc3l s-DirW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

NM. GRAVES, of the Carrie Cop per Company, of Globe, is in the city. He has been experimenting the ship ment of g tons copper bullion from WillcoI to Baltimore via San Francisco. The Carrie Copper Company expended about S32, 900 in the construction of its smelter but since its completion bullion has been regularly shipped
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
ME. HENRY HUFFMAN has one of tn

MR. HENRY HUFFMAN has one of the most extensive cabinets of minerals and natural curiosities to be found in the Territory. It contains specimens of ore from every mine of importance in ArizO- na, some of which are very beautiIGl. Mir. Buehman also has an album con- taining over two hundred floral speci- mems indigenous tn Arizona, which he gathered in November on trip to Camp Apache.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
Leonr
NOTICE
T0grN

,,1O ,.,, asAIz9SA s5lA IEcEIToHK G.a.-it tcUsrr I'O CHARLES BAINE. OR V, .9t,-..r il i.., II ing tIt!e under him. '-'i ONE ,,i Ion are hereby notified tt.. '' signed, have expended One r-. 70, r.a --. iabor and improvements ursT-- ,,l D. Is aiine, situate m HelVetia Mrir.. i r,s Nes Zss. 8 county, Anzona Territory in llIl'',rc'. P-. % premises under the provis.o5s rs T t' bod. s,.i tbe tbe Ig,1sgI smo55t ssstgies Sst Of the Cnis . year ending December g n. i,,f 'l- Cane log Ana 1T within ninety days .f...-.,.. tnls hotice you fail or ' stiss ,,. Ira,.-- , proportion ot such expend5t,,-s -u,s ---. your interest m sad claim .iii t. ,l-s7-.- er'1 oI me subscribers under -a..-,.. . t-s I-- octs, THOMAS .rT-ts,.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
0mcial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.


 Eureka mine, Empire District, by Frank Rundell and A. Niccolls, Septem- Der r., 1881.
 Constitution mine, Pima District, by l.. F. Fires, September 10, 1881.
 Yuba mine, Smith District, located February ?, 1876, Ovid ProulI and John Long; amended October 2l, by E. B. Blanchard, Agent.
 Empire mine, Cababi District, located October 20, by Truman c. Brown and H. E. Jenks.
 Meadow Valley mill site, Red Rock district, September 30, A J Frazer.
 REAL ESTATE DEEDS.
 Eunice G. Clark and husband to Anna L. Walmsley, lot II in block 23S, Tucson, S31O0
 II A Rogers, A c Rogers and l. D Lilly to Daniel Harrington, lot in liar shaw; Sl3431.
 DEEDS FOR MINES.
 Calvn A. Beller of Council Bluffs to Edmund l. Woodbury, III interest in the Last Attempt, Hamlet, Herculane- uIl, POmpei, Hector, Mamie, Thomas, and Constitution, Tyndal District, $500. Chas Baine, Jos. W. Young and Geo. Raytield to James c. Pheby, F interest of Mollie McCarty mine, Empire Dis trict, Sl.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY.
 Antonio Soto to Sam H Drachman, general power of attorney.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Marriage certificate of Adolf W. Stiff fel and Emily Myers, by W. J. Osborn, ,. F., October 20, 1881.
 Butchers bond of Tapia < Urives. Su- reties, Carlos l. Velasco and AntOnIo Preciado, October 2l, 1881.
 Appointment of Theo. L. Stiles, Esq, resident agent of the Yankee Smelling and Construction Company, Jessie R. Grant, President; also of Theo. l.. Stiles, Esq, as agent for the Patagonia Silver Mining Company, H. H. Honore, Jr, President
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
TL...,.-,,,-... ,,-.' J''.1aTres hotel at Harshaw was

IESs-7t. UiaT11es hotel at HarshaW was -bffned on Monday night while the pro- prietor, Henri de Beaufort, was absent It was a one-story wooden structure, and when the fire was discovered was completely enveloped in the flames. By the efforts of the citizens of the place the fire was confined to the hotel. There was an insurance of 5000 on the build ing and contents, in the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, of which Mir. A. c. Rogers, who is now in this city, IS agent. The origin of the fire is a mystery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
STEPHEN u,..N.rr
US. L'SNOrFlcr. Trc>oz. A-r,-,.

US. L'NAOrrlcr. Tuc>ov. A-u.,. -,,.,-.,. ,.. ,,,.,,,.,. October l,,L. NQIl,. IS IF l'hht yIyEN THAT 4e. make final proof before the iA-.--..-- -r E, er at the C. \. Land OHics af r.-..-.- ..'- on the Sd day of November I-~l -l. -.'.., -i n. of thai day. on Pre-emptiun D-.-- Statement So; ". Tor the SE'i. NLA51iyr5' 6, T. l5 \, E lg F.. He uame- a- y .-r..--.s g II. Hewitt Thomas tigtrs tha-..-- IT. Na,.s Andrew Cunly. all of Tucson. A-ir.-.. '--
 HENiA COUSINS ...-...-. First publication. Oct. 3-w-5v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

THE foundation Of Messrs. C. F. Will kins x Co.'S new store on Congress street is very nearly completed. It IS being Sub- stantially built with stone from the quarry west of the city. \ handsOms building will be constructed as rapidly as it is possible for a large force of work men to accomplish the work. Mr. A. w.. Pattlani Is the architect, and he is super intending the construction of the build ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
us. LAND OFFICE AT Tucsoy. AEzaz,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DFWIT ~ C. Cage. has filed notice of IEteutia1 u make final proof before the Register sad Hs- ceiVer of the U. <. Land Office in Tucson. A. IT. on the arh dHy oi October lssl, at luu.c.o,tA m of that day, on Pre-cmptluu Derl1ruto- >is's- ment No 67s for the Et. Of the SN is and V -, -i the SEE. of Sec. 26 T : <. E l6 F. llc raue's witnesses Robert C. Wood, Geo. F. Cook J. N Dodson and John Rhodes, all of Nesev.a. 3r. EonA HENRY COUSINS. Ee-..--
 First publication September X. ls-i 's
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

MR. HENRY HORTON has made his wholesale liquor store a very attractive l'and cosy place of resort. He has a neat office and club room partitioned of, and everything is arranged in business like manner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

TIE Epitaph says that Deputy Sheriff Breckenridge arrested Milton Hicks on Saturday, charged with having in his his possession and fraudulently brand ing cattle belonging to rancher on the other side ot the Huachucas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
RuIlion Shipmeuty.

Boston mill shipped six bars of bull lion on Saturday and six on Monday.
 Grand Central mill shipped two bars of bullion on Sunday.
 Contention mill shipped four bars Of bullion on Monday.
 Head Center shipped two bars of bull lion on Sunday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

Mir. Jackson is building school house in School District No. 10, Maricopa County, near Mir. Osborne's farm. We understand that Mir. Hedgpeth will be fhe teacher. So says the Phenix Ga zatta
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

TIE Secretary of the Interior will look into the circumstances surrounding - the Cibicu massacre in Arizona. It Is ! time that some one should do SO. If the assertion made regarding that affair be true, disgraceful chapter in the history of our Indian management remains to be written.-IAlta California
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

MR. 4. B. SAMPSON contemplates clos ing out his entire stock of goods and will retire from business for time. He will make visit to many of the points of attraction in California and Nevada next summer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

MR. IsIDoRE KAUFFMAS has trans formed his store into a very neat and convenient cigar and tobacco establish ment. He keeps an excellent article of the weed, and smokers will find his im- ported Havanss rare luxury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

JIn LANE, who has been out mining in the Bradshaw country for year past, was arrested in town this morning by Sheriff Walker and Deputy Sheriff Reeves on a warrant charging him with insanity. He will be brought before the Commissioners of Lunacy at 9 A. Bl. to- morrow Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

THE Miner says: c. c. Bean Is busily engaged putting up a copper smelter for the reduction of copper ores in Copper Basin. Inside of sixty days he expects to have his furnaces in operation and producing 2000 pounds Of copper mat per day. He claims to have millions of tons of ore in sight, with a prospect of finding ( sufficiency in the lodges to last for the next century, at the expiration of which time we will all be able to live iD a land where there is no mining done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30

E HE Board of Supervisors of Final county advertise fer bids for the con- struction of a county jail at Florence.
 The bids will be opened November 2sth.