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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
\ Good TarIagut Story |.

Washington Letter Jo CourerJo-iuai..
 Captain Jouett. brave and enter
 pri>iag officer iu the Federal navy,
 was commander of the Meta Comet. Grst-Clsss '' dOUble-euder" iron clad, al the siege of Mobile, and Cap tain Pat 2 Murphy, an equally val iaut SOutherner, was in command of The Confederate irOnclad Selma The two officers had been old messmates and intimate friends In the UnIen navy prior Co the war. Now, the greatest weakness of the flesh known to Captain Murphy was a fOndness tor deyiilcd crabs and Kentucky whisky the latter as an artistic accom-
 panimenl tO the former. Captain JOuett by some rare chance had come into possession Of temijOhn Of the most generous Bourbon, some fifteen or lj0 years old, and it was announced by JOucIt the day before the grand assault that he intended 10 have the company of Captain Murphy, of the Selma, n dispCsing of the same. The day came when the business of c. lash ing Commodore Farragut to the mast '' and the taking of Mobile were accom- pl.-hed Farragut selected the Meta Comet as his tellOw-yOke in the en- gugement, having for her commander, a- WAS well known in naval circles, the highest admiration. The two vessels were Iashed together with six inch cables, which the Commodore had just obtained from New York at great pains. The fight finally passed the decisive point, and all that re- mainei was to complete the details. At this iunctuTe Captain Jouett got permission to sheer of from the flag ship and pursue the Morgan, Gaines d.d Selma gun boats. Instead of wasting time 10 loosen up the Com mudOre's new cables, he had them quickly cut a-under in five or six places and was of like d shot. He overloaded the Morgan and Gaines succcssivcly and sunk them. Pur- suing the Selma, he met more stub born resistance, but after losing thirty or forty of her crew the Selma sur rendered. On mounting her deck, Captain Jouett met his old COmrade Murphy, who, with his right arm dis abled, held out his sword tO Jouett with his left with great dignity. Go Put away your frOg-sucker, Mur- phy, said the victorious Jouett, and let's dispense with that nonsense. came on board to invite you to join me in my cabin tomorrow night, when l will offer you the finest spread of deviled crabs and Kentucky whisky that ever tickled your palate. " Why, Joue!t, good God Almighty" was pathetic response, if you had signailed me to lLe effect that you had that kind of merchandise on your old tub, damme if I hadn't lowered my colors two hours ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
A COlored Patriot

A citizen Of Randolph street made A bsr-aln with @ colored man Go izSe away 8 b. 0i ashes and other rriU-e ye-sercay. but got down Co md his man zt the S0ldierS Monument wl.u h.s sunday clothes on
 You are a nice man, you are began the citizen.
 ..Yes, s4l. Y0u refers Co that pile Of ashe,, no doubt.
 Yes, and refer Co you. ,Oo- YOC agreed Co be there early Tuesday morning
 Sol did, s4h, but b0af of Us neg leCted tO recOllect dat to-day Wa Washington birfdsy-'
 e. Washington nonsense NL4L m Texas has WashingiOu's birthday got 10 do with you.
 4 heap. ssh. I'ze d patriot.
 BOsh You don't want tO work and thal's what ais you.
 ScUse me, sah, but If al. de stores aa' banks an de post0fis kin shut Dp c poor man like me kin afford 70 lOse his time Ize a patriot. -ah, besides beiu' a friend 0i Washingtous"
 Stuf Don't you ever come tJ me again for 6 job You lied tO ne fair and square, and l believe you are a lOsfer.
 No. sal-IZe e patriot.
 Parrot be haCgedi Whs; i= a patriot
 A yatuOl, ssh, am a man Jol. my size who kIn lay a man bout yOUT size on his back iu de =lu>h, au here goes to do ilt"
 IL vas done iu ten seconds, and B ell done. and when the eursged and bedraggled citizen g0t up the cr5~1 hOOted him out Of sight
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
The Southern PacInc.

Special Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune. '.
 CINCINNATI, May 3.-M. E. In-
 gals, President of the Cincinnati,
 Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago,
 has just returned from San Francisco,
 having made the journey over the
 Southern Pacific. He was probably
 the first railroad man of prominence
 who has passed over the new lIne. In an interview to-nigh, he sad: 'I think the business of the Southern
 Pacific will be good. They are push ing the line towards New Orleans, and expect to do large through bus mess for Europe between San Fran cisco and the port Of New Orleans. They will, too, have no doubt. There is plenty for all the lines 10 dc. The Southern line will have some ud- vantage in winter, as it will have less snow storms to trouble it. When the the Cincinnati Southern gets athrOugh connection with New Orleans it wi send a goCd many passengers that way and some freight. MT. Hunting ton, of the Chesapeake and Ono, who is one-fifth owner of the Southern Pacific, is preparing to extend the and Paducah road tO Memphis and build a road from Mem phis to Houston, Texas. to connect with the southern Pacific. That. with the lines he has already, will give him a through line from the eastern to the western coast, and by Inc two lines which will connect Gin cinnati with it, this city will have good use for the Southern Pacific.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Summons.

IE % STRICT tDJHI- lIs-T JJDI ! s.I Dt-tHlf. .H iL- iouTr. .. Pima. Tor utors 3l -.l5zraa. 5b-EFH a. EtEEI.-. Hla.a;sn ag--a.t AlDl-s Ni ll-hI.. t.i,fH. ant ~aliIIsLs.
 Action brought lu tl. D.-rl.i Caa.f uI f.. Fir-r Judicial Df-if.'i Iu ri. iHf t-' Counts ai l-.Ha. no the IrrriiDrE DI arlx4IH.
 The lrrfsfors 0i Arizona --uu- greeting rH ALDI>E MULLER bon as, h.T.H. -uuI. msLsl and required Go appear lI au a,i.ul tfpugft a-aIu-t yau tg tii- st.uFr laIue4 llIIiiI rlu iu Iur Di-irief tu4ri of .as Eir-f jGlIe.H. Di-trItf. iH and i0r taa to.aty oi IiMl. i.. ile Territory oI Arizona, lEt ru-Eer th. complaint flied Eiih fr- t .-l. oi i.i- Court af Tuc=ou. .a -aIl o0uIfE #. gHf.g %. which com plEiIl accom- -s1Ule- ftl- -HaMoE-., within twenty tEt- .sl,lu-.ts UT fi. dag %. --rEir.l uif.t Ts. aeisIrH upon son 1l -..i- -u.Iuluu- U served lu fHi- County. bi.t ifl-lstd Yut oi gin, Count and within ifii- HI-trief, tLeu within uetiun l- arou .hI 5y ylaiaiiG to recover oi oo- fenuaut tb. -um uI fUUr hundred and ninety. eight a. -IUb dollars. with IIt0ls-f thereon Iron. AErcn [. ls-ii and percentage allowed by iaw- raio -HHi being advanced and lu4Iru iD said defendant nt ul- special lu.i.I.g. and reqUe-i, a- win mo-r iBils appear hg ref.rrnC" Co th" sompisiDi ou hie herein.
 And yog are hereby notified that if you iai q Co appear and uu-Wcr ihv complaint gs aloN. fequl~..- line plaintiff wiD juAc judgment by eriHulf m The -um of sic. .O4. with inteTy-t and percentage. and cu-f- and d3- hur-cu4eTf- in thi- behalf expended
 Given under my hand and jhe seq.
 SEAL .of the -aid DI-tfist Court co Tuc-0u. .--- this lHin day uf JuuU.Ir- x. D. l-sI.
 myl GEO. A. GU h. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Not inprOmptu.

The day after Senator Hayne. Of South Carolina, delivered his ceie- brated philippic against New Eng land, and Massachusetts in partic- ulaT, Daniel Webster answered it by the greatest speech of his life. All over the country surprise was eX- pressed that such a ma>terly reply should have been composed within twelve hours.
 But the fact was that MT. Webster had been for years preparing that speech. One of his strongest con- stitg.icnal a-guu ect5 had been writ ten a lOEg time be.Jre as prOies- siOnal opinion No occasion had called for it's public utterance until MT. ilayne made one. Then the great orator had only Co marshal forces already equipped and hurl them them at the assailanJ of his State
 \ lady visiting the studIO of NIT. Hunt, the artist, and seeing aD clab- oraiei charcoal picture, asked how long ii took him Co draw it
 We'll, answered Mr. Hunt, it took me an hour and half or two; that is, l was about that time putting it on tLC paper there. But ] suppose l ought tO say that it took me nearly forty years, as I've been drawing about that length of time
 An uneniigh,cned public may be- lieve in eXtempoIJueous efforts; but the enlightened know that the labor Of years is required to make one su- perior effort. The lesson K @ plain One-impToye every moment by work, for the hour is not fOreseen when you may be called to do The great duty Of your fife.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
4 Gentleman Defined

"What is a gentleman? ?' asks an in tereeled exchange As we grasp the subject. a gentleman Is a strange med. ley of curious mysteries. IL Is liv- ing and moving human being that hangs out at hotels, wears cardinal hose and fears not tO show them, sports a diminutiye cane, bridges hIs Casll beacon with eyeglasses hitchcd Co strIug, "-ie- pretty girls oL the street o: at lLe theatre, boreS editors and other weak livercd dyspeptIcs, smokes the clear quill, kInuekinick filler, with paper wrapper, plays bil- lizards muchly, swcars elegantly, waltzes The ~Racquet' dIvinely, talks slicker than boiled grease, knows the ropes, intimate with the kitchen me chanics, owes everybody, pays nOth- ing, not even attention, and frequently wrCstles with the existence of a mus Iache. The thoroughbred always be-
 ngs to some club. He is an orna- uIent to himself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Notice.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE l County of Pima, Territory of ArizOus. In Inc matter Of the estate and guardianship Of JO-g Maria OrO-CO, a lninOr-U-ier 10 show cause on application Of guardian for order Of sale of real estate.
 On reading and filing the petition civilian J. Osborn, thc guardian of the person aEd es- tate of JOSE MARIA OROSCO, Q minor praying fo an order of sale of certain real es- tate belonging ta his said ward, for the -ses and purposes therein set forth
 It fs hereby ordered that the next of kin Of Of the ssid ward. and all persons interested 1T the said estate, appear before this Court OL SATU RDAI, the Huh CayOf June, 1881, at Q O clock e. D-, at the courtroom ofthis Court iu he City of Tucson, in said County of Pima, then and there 70 show cause why aH order should not be granted for the Fzle Of such real estate
 And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published Gt least once A week for three successive week-, before the said day Of hearing, iu the Weekly Arizona CltiZeu. newspaIe CT printed and published iu said County Of Pima. JOHN .. WOOD,
 Probate Judge. Dated May Q. lSSl myl5 W3t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
ArizonaNictim.

\ youug man named W. II Harris recently arrived in this city from Ar izona, iu search oC employment. Shortly after c arrived he fell in with Joseph Kane, who claimed Co have known him in tEe Territory, and who introduced him 10 Samuel kalappau and Charles M Richardson. kal- appan stated that his father owned a lumber yard on Puget Sound, and that Richardson was his father bOO6kecpcr. Harris was promptly engaged to work in the mill at 5 s day. Under one preteXt and another Harris was induced JJ loan kalappau so and Richardson Sl0, with the understanding that he was to be cred ued on the mill books with an amount sufficient Co Ge1ray all hIs expenses to the Sound. besides the sums leaned The three separated night before last Go meet at the wharf of the Sound steamer, which was to sal yesterday morning. Harris was promp'ly on time, but his new lcqUaintanCes did not put m an appeareuCe He waited a while for their coming, when it Oc- cured Co him that he had been vic ;imized, and he proceeded to the office of the Chief of Police, where he told hIs story. Detectives Bee and Bradford were detailed 10 work up the case, and last night they succeed ed in arresting the lastof the trio. two having been arrested fn the afternoon. The detectives state that Kalappan is a we'll known buuC0 sharp, and the other two have been suspected of be being engaged in the same business. -' $. F. Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
County Recorders Office.
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 Suuri--. DO district. Ns7sh 2: stephen S5E54. Red Rock. Ar-l 10: Nsii7re Donurt
 Salvation. santa Rit2s. April Sl- p e Sanford = 5 Mann.
 Bradford, Santa Eit4s- Aprl su' H b Mann. D G Sanford.
 Ksvstone. Arivipsi. Feb 20; F q Mon tr0se. B r Maynard
 Commodors. Arivipia Feb 2U; E J Mon truse. B r Maynard. Pima. santa Catalina AFnl lj, LeQ- uolto Carrillc. Jesus >Alazar-
 Mary J. Grsatsrville, May 6 Henry H Fry. ID Fry. U r Cubbsrly. G W Harvey l. r Cubberly, Wm Neal Lew Jenkins hoo J Andrews
 Lena. Helvetia. April 25. H R FEy, Wm Neal L Jenkins E J Andrew. c W liar vey. l. Cubberly. D P Cub0sTly. Little Emma Pima. Feb l. W Gay n0T.
 Florence. Oz0 Bl2nco, March l3 " II Knapp. DEEDS FOR MINES.
 Wm Riley to John MArsLal ouz-haIi Mountain Chief mine. Saddle mountain,
 Albert Caldwell to Mineral Bed Con. Mining Co. Espsranza mine Meyers dis trict; Sl.
 W F Fitzpatrick to Wm Zeckeudori. one-haf Be1t mIu=. Silver Bell; S5u. F O'Brien to J Hamburg Onz-fouIth Monarch mine and mill site. Silver Bell; S61J.
 J C Williams tg W + GTsye=. Man moth, H-lvetia Daniel Moore c. NJ 1 Dru. one-siyth Feather Edge. H2rshaw: Sl
 Jas F Sutherland e. W Williams one half Tablet. ou--half Z-ck. on--hali C4--- dania. 0nr-h4lf Grur.IA un--.4 laTt-r Mono. onr-qu4rtrr COcppa Chief and mill sit-. on--4uart-r Florida. H4rshaw; S20p0. John Mann and R Driver to Arthur ! Thachrr. 0ne-half Nebraska. on--half J e Blaine. one-halt heutuck. ou--half Lou- Tom. 1ue-haE Live Oak. tyo-thirl- Red Wing. Ben Franklin; Or1 Blauc1 district; S5.
 Randolph " Master- Co IT B Spr.tt. gne-fourth Little Doctor mine Meyer, district; S60.
 R VI Phillips to Jose Maria P-ralta Providence uliu-. Pima d -.ct; Slyp.
 DEEDS FOR REAL EsIArE
 Mai.h 6 DIiscoll t1 Florence R Austin Iy- l. block 24O, Tucson: SlOOO.
 Solomon Warner c. J Sresoyich and B Saich, lot S block s3, Tucson; S25O.
 Vi Geryais to Thomas Patterson. lots l g, .. :, 9. II, l3 T., block 2s, Brlciluer, Addition L. Tucson; Sl75-
 James II Tuole and wife to NJ Geryais block -, Brucs,ners Addition to Tucson; S501.
 NJ Gervais c. Frank B BoarInan, lots 2 :. 6. <. r. II. l6. IO block 2s BruckMers Addition -p Tuc7uu; Sl7j.
 City Of Tucson Co Eriu-io Gonzal-> and F. Gonzales lot l. block 23y Tucson; S>. t4.
 BONDS TOR DEEDS.
 Wiley Box and wife and c Morgan. [, convey oue-half ot Stonewal, Piper and Mammoth mines Old Hat district; SllOJ Frank EaacS to O W Str--t=r. CLIist- Iuas uliu-. Oli Hat district; S5, iCJ.
 TOLL ROAD CERTIFICATE.
 Y B Vail and Estevau Och"s to main. tain Empire Ranch toll road.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
A ouiet City.

The quiet and orderly conduct Of the people of Tucson is the subject Of remark bv many new coners. The absence oi street braw.s and drunken orgies is conspicuously noticeable. and the comparative immunity from all petty crime, in the city 2, truly re markable, considering the cosmopol- itan character Of it. people Much Of this desirable condition Of affair is directly attributable to ,Le efficiency of the police. The majesty of tle law La- from the hrzt been strictly maintained, and any attempts by the criminal element to gain the mastery have always been met with prompt and g0gDLs punishment.
 Dlrug The present administration of City Marshal Butrner even the .c-ser criminals have been forced Go abandon 'LeIr calling or leave the city, SO closely have they been watched and ;leIT evIi Ceei- ierreteG out. For a long lime the only ofieu-e for which arrests have been found nece=-aTy i- drunkenness, and the eel raIH visitation of punishment for this unfortunate iuGisCrelJOu has been the means l rerres=iug many delIJer- ale spice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Application for Patent.

IT $ LAND OFFICE, FLORENCE, ARI-
 O z0ua, May Q le5l.-Notic- is hereby given that the TOTAL WRECK MINING AND MILLING COMPANY, by Nathan R. Vail, its duly authorized agent, whose post 0flCe address Is Pantgn ), Pima County, 1 ri- zOus, has this day filed itz application for twelve hundred and forty-fvs 42-lOO linear feat of Inc Total Wreck mine or vein, Oea-ing stl- Yer, with surface ground i've hundred and ninety y-nine 94-lO0 feet in width, situated in the Empire Mining District, County Of Pim 8 and Territory of Arizons, and designated by the field notes and official plat now on file iu thl- office lot No. g., iu township No. Is south, range No. r. east, said lOt No. g. be ing more particularly described ss follows, to-ysit.
 Beginning al the initial monument in the west end b0uudary line of the claim which is marked by an "X " on the limestone and monument uf stones; thence running deg - min. E, 4.jiia chains tu post marked TT W VI c W Nol, being SW corner of claim {; thence \ s5 deg. O. min, E s. chains alOag = line of claim tO point marked "T V M C E No. ., being SE corner Of claim: thence deg. - min. W, 45iis chains to monument of rocks marked Co " in the centre of the ea-t line or claim; thence continuing same course oa said east line of claim 45i- chains 10 post marked CT W N c Y F. No. :, be ing The V F. corner Of claim: thence S Sj deg. t5 min. W, along Y boundary of claim ls 5s .haIu- Co e post marked CT " VI C " No t, being the NV corner Ot claim, thence : [ deg 22 min. E, along W boundary of claim i.jiil chains 10 place of beginning. The IF corner or said claim, quarter section corner between sections 2 and 8, township IS south, range l7 ca=t, Gil and Salt River meridian, bears x oi deg. 3l min F., distant l5-42 chains.
 Magnetic variation l2 deg 23 min. east, con faiuiug Y l5lUJ acres. The original location Of thi- mincf i- recorded in the Re corder- office Of Pima County, Arizona, iu Book D, Record Of Mines, pages 6ti ana 6gJ, and amended location in Book J, Records Of Mines, pages 41S and flg.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of f-aid Total Wreck mine or -urfacs ground are required Co file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Once at Florence, in the Ten itOry of Arizona, during the sixty days publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions 1f tLe Statute. HENRY COUSINS,
 May g 1881. Imylj-wlOwl Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Mining Application No. 69.

r s LAS8 OFFICE, FLOHE.DE. AI,I- O. 1uEa, Ma. ---l -lH-.r. To .."tHT gIs.. tlar rl= E5FEEA-LA AI-.4sf. a.-D AlLLl-F 'tAra-.B- .. l.. ...I Ig-.-. 4-. oiaLa- HLu-- Ia-.u,i.a a-l---a .- il care oi a. i tI-- 2 4H-... l.l.. t..lr. Arizona. I-- ia-- Cas L... .-- sr....H-..l r.r ra..f.. l-- Is-i ll--r .-.r r. L. l.- lgl r. ..-. sl sr.i- '.sfI.r -..a pod -...Hr. Hl.H -.rt... gH--l- --z i-e. 4l -.-.l. --f.ar.. .L F...a "a --.-L.. Dl--l.-.. .l-l.g .. I-l-.l ll.- Tor. EuIe- sl- nl..l-. .la. aL l.. lL Cole eGu. a- 5-t @o s'- z-'L -Jt Mo- j, being l--.l.... -- f5llat,-- fH-F .L-
 B. ginning al taa a1i-lal .-....aa l.l-. u.tIt aI Doe l-ll-s ai f-- -..-. ? end .. cI-.5l- .a li- .-l. ..-.r ~. -- arroyo. n - .... lr.n- s---- L- g. l.-- ---. 1-.-.l l-.-- -.s J'-f- s -- -e- D --i-.- Do ---- ... I .-. -.- ralIs --l at po-t5 i.- O. l. ..-. .-.-- .i-.a... ---Ls " --' D.. In -H --f.-.- odd ,' G. 'H. y9=- 4 i.- -l--- izi .l-- -----r- -- H- N e. -. h- C.. IL- LH...l.H-. .r.E.. l.. tL-are s s- ---. iJ l.iL. .--l .f- sI .. P.-t Q l- ul-ls .L ll.- -4.e-. bed . a v '. s- g.. l- il- lDt. l.s-. corner Hl g.4-la t----e r .J "a. D. -,. ll.-.-. L -~4 .--, % usu... IID-.-Il-l. aI lur-a a.--'...s .1... ..i claim. l. Doe ll-l. . -... a.-. Il r- l E. c N- L. o. .-- t-al.- -L -al... g.,.I-. ---t lr. r. pl-L if- ll-l. Il. rI-. marked .. l-. R. A. h. f- e.. r-- -a..l lra-t U.la.r 70 ,.a.I.- thsLse 4l re-- @ ll-A.. H -l-5 it- iI.. t9 Ip-. 60. i,-A, 2 .l ei.. l-lsa.l J.. H. H-' - f- -'.- ...' -.."t.. ...'"- 70 ...-,-.- ..-. facuC. .r- 9. ula. H -.- 1r..l r.a place G. ae-lrlr- Magnet. r..-..r.al l. .rs ]. L..a. lH ae. r- ..1.. .lIa- IH l#ra-
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 alE sE- lal F.r-aI- Claiming s.H. r-e|r .Is poIID. li -lI. E-f.s.Ezl H.-l.- .- -HIIsa giI.-a -.a reg aired ra aI fi...- ..f.e r.1i1.- 2liL iI- ...-s-Iar si fL- t.l.t.# -I.fr- I.alg tl-le .. Florence, .L fL. '.ul.. .f EfraI i-Iil n-. .l aizu-a, luIlr rl. -Ilfr aas-. paHlIc.E.a aaGeri 1I tH.r r...l .. E4Ha. Us .ai.. eI ia. pIlrI-IDl.- ol TO. -fafur..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Final Items.

FINAL. May 9, 1881. ~ilg-r King shipped Co day eight bars Of bullion, valued al Sl4, SJG. Coion,l Barney is here on a short visIt.
 Work i- progressing favorably on lhc Ti.dcu mine, an extension of the King. recently sold Co Eastern par Jlc-.
 Major Baldwin has force of men ,u thc Bllk mIne preparing the ground for line erection of hoisting works.
 The Odd Fellows Hall is nearly completed. The first floor wili be occupied by the PInal County Bank, which will probably commence busi- ncs- this month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Eotlce

T. s. LAND OFFICE. FLDIE sIf. . zgl-. lf-E .- l--.. -.t... .- lH- -...a ss.af -s p iL- l. N1-I.J. E -l- 4 ... L8fl.- el llr.lrI-r n. make .la. proof ..f.r. i.a l.Hl. a. a- -.....-., 70 ... .l-.rrt .olrr la- .I- lt.-r .....I-. B.-'I..r ar ,'. TrIIi-.- a. 1i-z.L- -- ..- ls..l...-- ll ..- day, u1 r-e es-l i-..l L-..-rzt.-. ---tar..-.r Na-z-, i.r fa.e--- Aaf -. Hi t.. .o-fls.-. qI.rre- . and On. Ha-- ll.t u. .l-I.r-.- rl-t .Esrfs- .ss si -.efIaa .i-..r..r .-. town. fllg lolr-eu .l3. e--- o. 'i-- ana ---r Rive. TuerlaieU.
 he E8rr- l- - .r..---.-- -a..u M a a.I- ala Geos-e N LELGe- rf ..-a1. A I. P g. ItulIl.lo al1 William i5s.-.ll 8t Tomb -faur, A. l. HEtEl COUSINS.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
per.nnal Nn,..

[. J. Tu-ka has been appointed Justice 0f 'hr Peace 4t Pe,ioo. Silver Bell D..-ricl
 Geo. B. ~br4--- L-- been appointed ty Sheriff Paul a Depaty Assessor for Pima county
 Hon Pat Hamilton has got back from Li- rTi. through ,he principal mining c1mg- Of agUiLca-tern Arr zon7. and theIT favorable impressions DH Iim ,..I Re fully set fy.tL in hIs forthcoming 'Re-0urces of Arizona. 70
 FHENIX.
 Joe D. Reed, la,e of ,ne E1pOsit0r. h4- gone o stock raising.
 Nr. Lolnr has c0mmeurcd ILe manufacture oi ice.
 Mrs. Howell, CJ years of age. was stricken daEu Wiih The mcasiez on Friday.
 Lyman Em0re and wife leave for the East iu fe~ days.
 Maj M 4. Baldwin has returned from San Francisco
 John .aa- well AloEl D pioneer prC-Uectar, died or heart disease al SI.EeT King on Friday.
 FLORENCE
 Hon. Henry Cousins and MT. J. 1. NLItm0re have become members Of tLe Sa EEara Club.
 Mr.. Jose T. Och0a and Mrs Buck glew have El De east for sin months visit
 GLOBE
 Henry HHlJoTn. brother of Charles H0.boru, has arrived Tom Wisconsin. r F. Burke has resigned his posi- iiou as foreman of ihe St0ueWall Jackson mine.
 Mr. Kinney had his arm caught in he blaming machine st Bremen's mill au Wednesday. crushing IL so a, Co ueces-i-ate -npgia.ion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Good for MT. RiIicke.

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 NIT. Billcke, while in the city, sold thrce-eighths of the Mountain Maid mine for S2G, GOO. Two -eighths were sold for SS,OOO each, and the thIrd for Sl0,OC0 The beauty Of the whole thing was that onc-eighth was bought by a gentleman, who paid $S,00O, who one year ago refused oRe-half of the mine for $500. This is good for Mr. Bilicke, but not good for the purchaser.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Enal.i nf Anner,i.nr-.

TUESDAY, May 70.
 Board mel at 10 a. .n. Present, Mos-rs. Jacobs. and Pagan; F. V. Ei-lcy, Clerk.
 Bids for Court House bonds were opened, theioIIow.ug being the prices offered II. E Johnson, San Francisco, S2j OyO. ar gG1s cents. ". l.. Wilkes, San Francisco. S2J, O0O. at 9G cents |; Bank ni Arizona, Prescott and Fhe- nix, S2j, ,UUO. aJ 90 cents II. B. Eimers. Los Angeles. $2jO00, lt e cents. N kaz, Tucson, S25. ClO, al 9j cents ~aflOrd Hudson k Co, @2J. GOO, af S1. J S- Fried, S2j 600, at S&jG25. The award Wa made jo Sir. J S. Fried.
 Plans for Court House building were submitted by the following ar cDilrcl-. John Evan, !. r. Ps'.t, l.. l.. Wtmore, john j NcuTuu. The 3Iau- were taken under consideration