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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

Proposals for Hour

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 PEE'c0IT A. T. S.rfa-.r ''..5aeks SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIpTrr,----- i-'i. - t-et 70 The usual cCudlti0n- v.Iii t.'. e. sl1. at thi- otlce and at the office. ,f t- reca,ys,i Sis'slnt tominls~arles If Subsisrar.- - ..ls A. towing nainet posts unfll IZ o'rI1-.I- -- ne iaI day. October E-- l--l. at which tl--. N.flr- sNes VII Lr oieueu lr the pra-area .r :. .l,ac-s iVL TUT uiIlllsLi-n- anu ue-tyery of FLUTp N. lows. fort Apache, A. IT., 3l.GU r,,-- -' tl.- Grant. A. IT, lJ.Otu pounds. C.r,- ....-.- For. l.. 1l'h pounds Fort Lowell 1 '.-.i- A rounds; Fort McDowell A. IT .'-..4 '' 4-, l.W Lpple 'aTracss, A. l.. i5Jtu po1-rl. ~ ..las; ll0mas. A- L. d.au pounds '' lam
 Proposals must be ace8mpsn5a5b b,-r
 TWO -urelies m the sun of Slprl a-.i -'i slfa ance with tle form pre-crihati. 4'-- '-- '','iri- accQmpanicd by such bond viii --.- t ''-- gg- ered, The uSht 1 diminish the .--...l ..91,-l- purchased at the respecrlve r.f..+ -'-- CD ba the GOseTument; and with the .r--.. '; Q nldder tO whom an award IS raaa 5- @ Ol tls creased; Delivery of ou=-half the a--.-I.c' v -- ed VIII be required within f1rf,-6v v- f-. -. -Nl-l- balance within ninety days after -.-s- 5i '. awird- No hlQs VIII be aufer-aI-a.l --- ..'l s' ples ne Furnished which -houI r.-L 'a1- weight than l3 pounds. -u marked ---.r .l ---, ,dentihe9 and should r'ach tll- a15-- ..- ',,',y fore the date Tor opening bids \ --a-.. 1-- pie of Flour uf the quality lis a.i i-..-. sa--- coutemplltes. VIII he furu shed hs -. phcatlou- whle1 application .l0r,lH t.-4 a1- the earliest practicable dae. -'.
 The Government rcse-yrs tra ---.-
 any or ail proposals 1.r-
 Blank proposals. bonds and full .-s.-.-... as Co the manner of bidluuz eo-.---. observed by bidder-. and terms ..r -- ,1 la payment VIII be fuul-led o1 arr.l ..-.-..-. --l onlce or Co the tomml~-.tlle- sf rf.-..- velopes containing proposals -.nrs. h. - Ea- Proposals for Ficu- at -- -.4-as- dressed to the undersigned or to ti- y'..-- el- lI the post tHAS. P.EaG9N sepl'-"tW Capt. and t. > ~'s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TUESDAY, Sept 2I. Territory vs Wm. Caviness-- Indict. ment set aside and defendant remanded to await the action of the next Grand Jury.
 Territory vs Wilson W. Ely-Same order.
 Silver Reef Con NJ. Co. ~s Fl Long bottom ct al-On application of counsel for plaintiff case dismissed without prej- udice
 John Brennan vs Charles Stewart Appeal from Justice Court. Placed al foot of calendar.
 B. D. Fairbanks ys Charles Stewart Same order.
 Alex. Mickey vs W. C. Eerguson-W. W. Williams substituted as party plain tiff in place of Alex. Mickey.
 J. II. McClosky vs Mart Malony-Ap- peal from Justice Court, trial de novo -Jury found judgment for defendant. Singer Maj fig Co. vs Paul Hummer Judgment for plaintiffs.
 Jos. Sresoyich vs T. M. McArthur, et al-Hearing of demurrer of Campbell set for Oct. lst.
 Wood & Lee vs J.M. McArthur--Same order.
 Jurors excused until 9 a. III. Wednes- day.
 Court adjourned tn9 a. ID. Wednes- day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Sherin,s Sale.

ElY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED sS oUt of the Justice Court of William J. Os- hu-u. @ Justice Of the Pence of Precinct No. one. gt iima county. Territory of Arizona. and Co me tlrectel and delivered. in certain action where in k. \. Laatlerwocd. Tlaintiff. recovered iudg,- m-nt against Isaac Goldberg and A-neiia Gold berg. defendants. for the sum of Three Hundred 'SfH dollars principal debt. with interest there on from tlr Fist day of August. l,si. until psid. @, t1e rate Of two per cent. per month; damaEes .u Che sum of thirty dollars. beIug ten Der cent uu IudEueut aEd costs of sr,1t. amounting Co Five l-lH' dollars. together with the costs that may srcrle. l have levied upon all the righr. tiLe aud interest of -ald defcniants Isaac told berg and Amelia Goldberg. in and Co the follow lL- described property to-wlt; All that certain lll and luproveu. gur- uu the northeast corner Of lliu and oIt streets Iu the City uf luc-0u. Pima CuIEry. teUg Lot 4. of Block i-i. Al-o lot and improvements on tHe southeast corner of teme- ferT and Court streets. q sand cIfy and county. heIucL0t 1 of Block la1 Alec one vacant block hetueen Sixth and SeFeuth Avcuue. beng Block @. Also vacant Lot lZ of Block liA All of said property beng iu sad clty and county and Terri t1ry of trizuuu. And notice Is hereby gwen that on Was1r-lay. tt- llfh day of October A. D. l--l. ! vll -el all Of dsfgldaut-, l-aac Goldberg and Amrila Goldberg right. utle and interest ID and -o thr above described property tO the high est and best bIdde- for c1si in legal currency. to satisfy -aIt execution and all costs.
 R. Fl. PAUL Sheriff.
 Dated sierid- Office. Tucson. Sept. Is IssI. sep-l-fd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
sIesting of Soldiers and SniIors.

The meeting of ex-Union soldiers and sailors, Eeld at the Palace Hotel on Sun day afternoon, September 25ih. for the purposa of taking measures to appear as body at the obsequies of the late Presl dent, was well attended, over three hun dred being present.
 The meeting was organized by calling l A. E. Sampson to the chair. D. M. Riordan was appointed secretary. ] It was moved anl seconded that the ! Chairman, together with Messrs. Pant l hnd and Hand, act as committee on resolutions. Carried.
 Moved and seconded that the ex- Union soldiers and sailors extend an in vitation to all ex-Confederate soldiers and sailors to join in with them in the | ceremonies. Carried.
 On motion \. J. Waltemath was ap- pointed eolor-bearer.
 Alter passing a resolution of thanks Go the proprietor of the Palace for his kindness in extending the use of his parlor to the soldiers, the meeting ad- Joumed.
 The Committee on Resolutions re- ported the following, which were unan- imously adopted:
 Whereas our Chief Magistate has died by the hand of a cowardly assassin, now. therefore, We, ex-sOldisrs and sailors of the Union Army, in solemn meeting as sembled, do
 RESOLVE, That we, as soldiers, ten der our tribute of love and respect to the memory of our late comrade, James 4. Garfield, doubly endeared to us as he IS by the recollection of his high moral qualities and untlinchlng courage dur ing his long sufferings and almost un- paralleled struggle for seyenty-nine days before hls undaunted spirit passed away.
 That stricken down as he was by villain while unconscious of any crime and in pursuit of his duty to God, his country and his family, the example of exalted patriotism he gave during his life is worthy of emulation and his name will be a bright incentive to all future generations of Americans. That as a mark of our respect and sor- row we will wear a knot of crape in the upper button-hole of the left lapel of the coat for thirty days That We as a body will participate in the obsequies to be held on Monday, September 25tb, and 1t Is further RESOLVED, That copy of these res olutons be transmitted to the afflicted family. A.B. SAMPSON,
 Chairman.
 JNO. T. PANTLIND,
 c. O. HAND.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

to-day signs of mourning are generally spontaneous. All agree that there nev- CT was such Q general wearing of mourn ing for foreigner. Even many of the car and draymen have whips draped. and in what are generally the busiest thoroughfares, such as the Strand, Fleet street and Cheapside, many shops and daily newspaper offices are partially closed. Many shops display large DOT traits of Garfield in the windows. h. dications of mourning are also visible at the Royal palaces and a number of pri- vate residences throughout the metrop- ohs and the political and private clubs.
 Ircquols Scratched.
 LONDON, September 2S.-Iroquois has been scratched from the Grand Duke Michael stakes to be run at Newmarket next Thursday, in which he was expec- ted to meet FoxhaiL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Masonic Coincidence.

At meeting of the Masonic fraterni ty, held at the close of the Presidential obsequies, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from our midst our late brother, James 4. Garfield, and Whereas. His death is mourned, not only as a national calamity, but cause of universal grief, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That in the death of our late President, Masonry has lost a de voted brother, society model e1emplar, the nation a patriot and humanity a friend: that We most sincerely deplore his untimely death, and mlngle our tears with those Of an entire people stricken with sorrow.
 RESOLVED. That we extend to the be- reaved family of our late brother the ex- preSslOns Of our sincere sympathy for their great and irreparable loss. RESOLVED, That these resolutions be printed in the daily press of this city and a copy ~f the same be transmitted to the afflicted family of our deceased brother. J. 4. ZaBRIsKIE,
 C. NJ. STRAUSS,
 c. J. RosKRUGR,
 CHAs. ErCHELLs.
 R. \. IEATHERwooD,
 SAMUEL HUGHEs,
 NJ. r. FREEMAN,
 Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Eureka District. \. E.

T. V. Fender superintendent of the
 Owl Mining Company. located in Eurekl Mining District. Grant county, New Mexico, has been spending a few days in the city and viii returned to his homo Tuesday. Eureka District is located about Z5 miles south of the Southern Pacific railroad and the nearest railroad station Is Separ From Mir Fender we learn that the mines oi the district give great promise. They are from 6lO to 700 fe above the sea level The gener- al character Of the ores this district are considered smelUnE. The ore is in large quantities, running from so to 60 ounces silver, and % to 41 per cent lead. The croppings are bold, the ledgcs strong and increase In richness as they go down. The Owl Mining Company have several promising mines in tLis district. The camps are well built and the min
 's live well and we caU assure strangers that they will find a coIdial welcome if they visit Eureka Camp or Owl City. as if is commonly called Grant county is generally considered the richest mineral section in New Mexico and We expect further good reports from Eureka Dis trict.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
PersOnal Menfinn-

Mir. Sturgis, of Globe, has gone east.
 Capt Bob. Lewis is visiting his friends m this city.
 Mir. E. B. Smith has gone to Albu. 1 querque Mir \. R. Vail, of the Total Wreck mine is in the city. George Turner is building dwelling house in Globe. Judge Porter is building a cottage and office at Globe l.. J. Webster has returned to Globe from San Francisco.
 John kellner and wife, of Globe, have moved out to Richmond Basin Hon. John c. Campbell, of Prescott, IS registered at the Palace.
 Col C. P. Sykes has returned from his l business visit to San Francisco.
 Mr. T. McCandless, of Galeyville and Bowie, came to the city on Monday.
 "Paddy' Woods left on Monday for ! Fayette, Missouri, where he will reside in future.
 MT. 4. Goldberg, one of the enterpris- ing merchants sOf Harshaw, Is registered at the Palace Hotel.
 Capt. H. B. Jenks and Dave Arm strong are in from the Papago District, looking hearty and rugged.
 Pony Dehal, the mail robber. horse thief and cowboy, has arrive in Globe in charge of John BenbrOok, deputy sheriff
 Rev. Mr Hunt is supplying the place ! of Mr. Martin as principal Of the Pres colt Free Academy during the illness of ! the latter.
 Alr. J. 4. Park, who has returned to l Prescott from the 4. & F. railroad. reports a great deal oflhorse stealing go- ing on there.
 Mir Fritz Eve, who is engaged with ' Mir J. L. Clark in the stock business at ! the Santa Catalinas, was in the city to- day.
 Charley Reyes has made sale of the Chicago mine near Prescott, to the ! Messrs. Clark and Dr. Gilman, to whom | the mine vas bonded.
 Supt. H. s. Searle, of the Arizona | Southern IL & NJ. Co, Gro Blanco, ar rived on Monday in time to participate in the ceremonies of the day.
 Mrs. Col !. F. James and Mrs. LaRoy Foss have returned from a visit of sev- eral months to California. They passed | a pleasant st ason at the Golden Gate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Our aEnmnri.I Ea.li.u-

The memorial edition of the CITIZEN, published last evening, containing in de- tail the obseryauces of the day in Tue son and elsewhere in the Territory. was the largest Gely paper ever issued in
 -a cpa. The selected and original mat Sas with especial reference to the oc- caslon. The report of the demoustra- tion here was complete. including the speeches in full and the telegraphic columns contained everg thiug that came up to the time of going Co press. Those who are unable to obtan this memorial edition to send to friends can ind the same matter m supplement form in our regular weekly edition. To make sure of securing them, parties slould leave their orders at the CITIZEN office before Thursday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
NunlmGHS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY Il of ArizrEg. County of Pima. Befu-H z H.-..- II. Meyer. Justice of the Peace Tr.rIrr. NI. one J. A. Br0Nder. plaintiff vs. Wr-l H.ac.- ncr & Co. and llOsler Saf- k I.1-z Co.,. daiar..- ants. Demand S-3i.75-10O. The Territory of A-- Lone sends greeting to Ma-srs. Mee-i Neacsrsr defendants.
 lcu are hereby summoned and required e l7- pear befurr me. af my otlce. m the town of -ur- son and County of Pima. on the Zith ,iay of Nc vember. A. D. 1--l at tu o'clock a. ri t1 s.I-Da- the complaint of the above named pia'utIfi. 41' demands of you that you are Indehte1 tu t,rl in the sum of Two Hundred and ihIrry-iolr -j-l O Dollar.
 And If you fail to appear and answer s-ii com plalnt as hereln required. tLe u.liurin VIII -i.- judgment against you a- delaudet and for tas costs Of thl- suIt.
 Gwen uuder my hand this twenty-secoul 'iag of September A. Q. Isl.
 CHARLES 1T. TEIEf Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. One. Pira county. r-i-'s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Official Records.
LEGATION NOTICES.

Monte Christo, Pima district, July 30 George Hoffman.
 Buena Vista, Pima district, July 30 George Hoffman.
 Pacific, Pima district, July 30, George Hoffman.
 Bye and Bye, Pima district, July 30 George Hoffman.
 Twin Peak, Pima district, July 30, Geo Hoffman.
 Summit, Pima district, July 3o, Geo Hoffman.
 Wide Awake, Red Rock, Sept 19, Wn H Smith, Joseph R Fryer. Comet mine, eastern slope Of the san ta Catalina mountains, September 20 Thomas Gardiner.
 DEEDS TO REAL ESTATE JN Harvey and Anna W Vail to Mar garet NJ Vail, MEL section 1S, T 19 S RI7 E, and F l5 NE i and I. SEE i, section l5. same township ,nd range; also NE | of SW |, \ 1s of SE Ii, and SW Ii of NE {, section l0, same town ship and range; SlO,OOO
 DEEDS FOR MINES.
 Thos Miller to A " Mcqueen, Josiah Post and Jno L Story, E Alcimus, Mar cellus, Old Miller and Csoliah mines, Empire district, SJOo.
 A Navia to Robinson x Co, one-thlrd Florida mine and mil site, Qreateryllle district: also, T. Venizia and Genoa and all San Francisco mine, Helvet district, S5.
 WTulleys, trustee, to Santa Rita Silver NJ Co ct al, Expert and Merrmac mines, Tyndal district, S2l,O00. Geo B Dresher and Samuel White, IT,, to the Arizona Southern Mining Con- pauy, of New Jersey, Arizona mine, Gro Blanco District, Sl.
 David Armstrong and II B Jenks to James Edwards, two-ninths Ihlrd Term, Gro Plata and Florida mines, Cababi District, 5000.
 BILL OF SALE.
 A W Vail and John N Harvey to Mar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
LegctJ.
SheriR's Sale.

glE VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED k5 o-t of tHe Justice Court of Charles H. Meyers. Jus-iceof the Peace m and for Precinct No. one. ei llma county. Territory of Arizona and Co me lir2-,e, and delivered, In certain action where iu J. J.. Ryan Is plaintiff. recovered judgment s,1lust T. A- Haut, defendant. for the sum of 0-Efy-a.gut l,llIu dollars Sf-.l3i together with i- costs of sulr, amounting; Co Ihirty-two 3-iUO dollars lSa--ii and accrulns costs and interest e lllr rate ot ter per cent. per annUm from the tlie ot sad judgment, | have levied upon all fae rguf. tltle and interest of sad Gefandant. T. A. Hunt. il and Co tlr foilus iua described prop erty to-Ult: All of that frame buildiug and i'm rrufeuIeuts situate OF lot nine gi block eighty thrse Nil ln the City Of Tucson. County of Pima and Territory of ArIzona. And notice Is hereby gwen that cn Wednesday. the i2th day of Octo- Der. A D. 1~-I. between the hours of iU o'clock a uI. and o'clock D. m-. In front of the Cour:-- house door, m the City 1f Tucson. Pima county. Territory oi Arizona. l will sell all the defend alt'- !. <. HLEt. uGht title and interest m and -o tIe above described property to the highest and best bidder for cash. in legal currency. to satisfy slid execution and all costs.
 R. II. PAUL. Sheriff.
 Da,a.i sheriff'- OIee Tucson, Sept. Is lssl. sH.gi.-.fN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
ASaIG.t.

We had a visit LIs morning from MT James Andrews, tle only survivor. VIC believe, of the terrible explosion near the 4. &P. F. R. tunnel ou tbe 25th oi August This poor man is total physi- cal wreck. He had his right arm in a sling, II having been broken twice be- tween the shoulderanl elbov;and two of his ribs are likewise broken. His right hip Is also injured. causing him to limp. He came into town from tLc railroad line few days ago, his injuries having been attended to by the coupauy's sur geon out there. He says the effects or the dead men are being held by thepay- master out there. Seven of the men have died of their iniuries.-Prescott Democrat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
NOTICE.

T1HE UNDERSIGVED HEREBY NOTIFY , HlI p,-suus that thsy ore he owners oi l. cer- tam uiuiIr- claim situated in Wa-hin -tOn Camp, iu tla Pafb-uria N1-ut -ii-. Pima County, An zou8. sroeu as tTe EMPIRE MINE
 That a pzfvut f1- ~sid mining claim was is- -l-d ou tte i-fh day of Ftbr-lry, fs-5, by th- ritad SfI.r- Government Go the uude--i-red. wtirl 1af .-t s ou record iu th- l'rci-d-r o1icr 5u Iur-on. PiH County. iu Book 1i uf Mining heroid-. and io- more particular record oi ssil mining claim r-,erai cc'i- .hlre5y -.sle % ssid r-cnrd
 -lI p-r-uHs are warned a-sin-f working said claim, a. rll trr-pa--cr- tzc-eou will 5s prose clt-d ,ccJ-diug Go Jaw.
 W. C. FORBUSB.
 fvi4 STEPHEN O'CONNER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
NOTICE TO rKEplroK..

ESTATE OF JOHN l.. HARRIS. DECEASED IL -Nouce ls hereby gwen hy the uu. .r- -l.i EIecut1r of the estate of John L. Elrr- l.- ceased. Go the creditors of and all Il-r-ut- tlrl- claims against the said deceased. to ex ib-t taE vlth the necessary vouchers. within taI u.-'.H- H- after the trst publication of thIs notice. ta ft sad eXecut0r, at hI- office iu The Surv. .-- i- erals olice on Niain street. in tLe tHl-.g gt Pima, Territory of Arizona.
 JOHN WAr~OE Executor of the estate of John L. IarI-
 deceased
 Dated at Tucson August i3. I-sl. auI-v.w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

BARIo LIBEE is almost deserted, its people having gone to the fiesta at Mag dalena, taking even their dogs with them. Now # revenue could be exact ed on dogs imported from Sonora, 1t wouid result in great good to Tucson and infinite misery to the mangy CUTS that have followed their masters to the south.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TIE programmes of the funeral ob- servances that were gratuitously dis +ributed on the streets Monday, were printed at the Journal and not the CITI- ZEN office, as stated in the Star. Honor to whom honor is due. The CITIZEN cares for no credits not due it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TIE quartette which furnished the ex- cellent music at the obsequies on Mon- day Was composed of Nessrs. ". B. Hopkins, Wm. O. Joyner, F. O. Joyner and James A. Joyner. This quartette will also sing each night of the Festival at the NJ. T.. Chapel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
D. NJ. R1oRDAx, Secretary.
JNO. T. PANTLIND, G. O. HAND.

Two Yaqui women, under the inhu. cnce of sanguinary mescal, and moved by . spirit of jealousy regarding a native Don Juan, engaged in a lively discus sion with clubs, below Fish's hourine mills, about noon to-day, and one of them came to the police headquarters weeping and gnashing her teeth because her skull was covered with gore instead of her antagonists. Dr. Lyford was called, and sewed up the ugly scalp wound, and an officer was dispatched to bring in the one who assaulted her.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

HE statement that Mir. E. \. Fish would run his steam four mills on Sun days was an error. If he finds that he cannot keep mp a supply of flour equal to the demand by working six days in the week, he will increase the capacity of bis mills.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
US LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoy, AEray,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JESUS - Noutiio has filed notice of his intention @ make nnal proof. before the E. sI-ter and t-...E- CT at the J. \. Land Otlce m luc-o0. A. l-. "- the lZth day of October I--1. at O. o'clock a i.- of that day. on Prs-emptluu Drc-ar--,r S-- meut No. 5--. for the NE of tLr NE.i o' >-'- ton l-. Township 10 \. Kau-s li E.. L- names as his virnes-es MacarIo Aud-s.da. Auts-l1 F--- sIarn. Jesus Carriil0 and Lorenzo Nuver--e, l-l of Tucson, A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Be-.--sl. First Publication. Sept lU 1--l. W"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

MEssRs. c. T. PARK and Louis Shaw have opened a fruit store on Congress street, between Court street and the Poodle Dog restaurant, under the firm name of Park E Co. They purpose keeping the fines. fruits produced East or West, and will undoubtedly build up big trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

PEDRO AGUIRRE has sent 300 head of Tat young cattle to the San Carlos Acen- cy. He thinks they will have such soothing effect upon the savaces that they will never venture to leave the res eryation again.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
ohsarvaases ln Lsaaan. rEs.ass.

ohservznces h Loudcn- England
 LONDON, September 26.-Preparations for observing to-day as a day of general mourning are visible in many parts of London. At the service in Westminster to-day a dirge composed by foss for the funeral of the Duke Wellington VIII be sung. The bells of the Edinburgh churches will be tolIed to-day. TLe council of the Social Science Association sent a message of sympathy. The Daily News, surrounded with mourning b0r- der, news relating to President Garfield. At most of the chapels throughout Great Britain Sunday tbe death of President Garfield was alluded to.
 General Mourning In Europe.
 DUBLIN, September 2G-The death of President Garfield was noticed in the churches throughout Ireland. In St. Petersburg special service for the Pre,i- dent was held at the British capel The pulpit was draped and the congregation in mourning.
 Evidences of Mourning la Lc1don-
 LONDON, September 26.-In London
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

INVITATIONS have been received here Tor the wedding of Mr. \. W. Bernard. 9I Arivaea, and Miss Anna Price. at Mestport, Mo, on Friday evening. Sen tember S,'th. Mr. Beynard's many friends m thls Territory tender thoirh hearty con. gratulations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
U.s.L,yD OFFICE AT TUcsoy. AEu7ya.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI ~AN- A tlagu Moraia has hlet ao-Ice of mo ts-fl.l 70 make final proof before the Register and i.1- celver at ttl- gthce ou tte Eth day ut Or'git-. lscl. at l1 o'clock a. m.. on Pr--euIrlou ltr-ifa- tory Statement No. 7,-3. for -i.- W SN anu SWt, NWis Section S. Toxu-aiD la S tarr,, y F, and NV of NNi. Sectiou a. I9ul-t r1 li 7, Range It E, containing 1id ll-itu aCrr'- tle names as witnesses Geo. W. Stevens. HalrJ Do Gu m. of Tuhac; Frederick Mai-h, Thomas Dr -coll. of Tucson
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. First publication. September Zj, Lsol. ."