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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
" Keno $ at a Church Fair.
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 While most Ot our travelling men, our c0mmercial tourists, are nice, | Christian gentlemen, there is OcCa- sionally one who Is as full of the Old Nick as an egg at this time "i the year is full OG m3larIa. There was ! one of them stopped at B coCn.rY ! town few nights ago where there
 was a church fair. lie Is bland, goOd-natured looking, scrlous-talk- ing chap, and having stopped at that town every month for dozen years, everybody knows him. He always chips m toward a collection, a wake
 or rooIer-fight, and everybody swears by him. lie attended the fair, and jolly little sister of the church, a married lady, took him by the hand
 and led him through the green fields, where the girls sold him tcn-Cent chances for saWdUst dolls, and beside still waters where a girl sold him sweetcned water, with d sour stomach for lemonade, from Rcbecca's well. The sister finally stood beside him
 while the deacon was reading of
 numbers. They were drawing a
 quilt, and as the numbers were drawn
 all were anxious to know who drew
 it. Finally, after several numbers
 were drawn, t was announced that
 No. l5 drew the quilt, and the little
 sister turned toward the travelling
 man and said, ." My, that Is my num-
 ber; l have drawn 1t. What shall l
 do:" |" Hold up your ticket and
 shout kenOr" sald he, The little deacOness did not stop 10 think that
 there might be guile lurking in that
 travelling man, but full of joy at draw
 ing the quilt and ice cream, because
 the travelling man bought it, she
 rushed into the crowd tOwar the
 deacon. holding her number, and
 shouted so they could hear It all over the house, |" kENOI If bank had
 burst in the building there couldn't have been SO much astOnishmeui. The deacon turned pale and looked at the poor little sister as If she had
 fallen from grace, and all the church people looked at her sadly, while he worldly minded people snIckered. The little woman saw that she had got her foot into something, and she bluShed and backed out and asked the uavehng man what ' keno meant. He suid he didn't know exactly, but he had always seen people, when they won anything at that game, yell " kenO.r She Is not exactly clear vet what " keno " is, but she says she has sworn of on taking advice from piols- looking travelling men. They call her |" Little Keno now.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
General Williamson Resigns.

General J. A. Williamson, Com. missioner General Land Office, ha. rendered the Secretary of the Interior his resignation, which was promptly accepted. General Williamson states that he has had il in contemplation some time. The position referred to ID hIs letter Is that of General Land Commissioner of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, cn the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe branch of that road. He says:
 Hon. 5. J. KirkWood, Secretary of the InteriOr-SiR: 1 have the honor to tender you, and through you tO the President, my resignation d. Commissioner of the General Land stpfiice, to lake effect June l. My eason for resigning is, l have secured Femployment al a salary much greater than that paid me as Commissioner. The severance of my official relations with you causes sincere regret on my part, not only on account of your re- Lcent kindly acts and expressions, but zszsTe on account of the past, when you #I1YGN-e4-~lYl h interest my career in < army and raised me up from the
 vest 10 the highest rank in your
 wer as Governor of our State. Z ith the sincere wish anj belief thal
 ur administration of the great lee you hold will be in all respects
 tcessful, l am, with profound re- &ct and esteem, sincerely your
 &d, "J. X. WILLIAMSON,
 Fmmissioner General Land Office. The SecIetary's reply WAS mos'
 ndly in tone. and expressive Of the
 most regret al the resignation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Sheriff s Sale.

L'BEDEkICK R. WEBSTER, PLAIN A Liff, y~ EuGeriCk Barclay and the DyrTs ToNseud Arizona Mineral Land and Mining Company. Territory "i Arizona, County uf Pima.
 By ,irtue of a judgment and decree or fore closure, I-sued uut of tLc District Court, FiI-t Judicial Di-irIct, Arizona Territory, iu and for Inc County of Pima, on the lgth day of March, \. D. ls>i, in a certain action wherein Frederick E. Webster, plaintiff, recovered against Euu-IiCE Barclay and line Derrr Townsend Arizona Mineral Land and Mining Company, ueicuuaut-, 30 Jud -,meut for the sUm ut twenty seven hauur.d and fifty tS2ilu dul- lars allu interest, together Wlih tD-J- and &C., cltiLg CU-is, A.G tuc uierr-t due uu the -uid p.iEcipsl sam ut lJur hundred and uiurtv-fise ys Iu1 dollars, have levied uP0s g.l the right, uIlc and interest ,'i said Geirudaut- ROdefick Barclay and the Drfrc TONu-cud Arizona t4e following described property, tD.WIt-
 "A C-G iAia irI--tump CuuriZ M lil, consist ing "i ihr luiIu"iIg parts aud described as tol- lows murtar-, 70 shoes, 10 dies, 70 stems, % -ockrt-, 70 tuppet-, 70 cams. 8 cam boxes J cam shalt @ iJet wood pulley, ? HcndY's or. feeders, cCmpictc; copper hut-, 9 foot, l1 feel long; 1 pulley, 2s iu. diameter, l2, bce, 2-s shaft: pulley l1is iu. diameter, lUi. face, for con ] pulley, lji. ia. diameter, lI face, for Erllltr. l pulley, l.is iu. diameter, lU' face, for van; pulley, 2i in. diameter l4 lace; 9 lS in- Lauges, | 2! in. bolts for back tSIl!Ow Hlu,Ai, lj iu. long; 10 I in for mUtlarS, = h.. from key, CO in. washers | 70 engine, l il. ay-Uhcel solid back and box p.Htel, panp shaft crank, boxes, 2ix6 m pulley, pump ru0s etc, l2 n. .pulI-y $ iu. lace on engine, rhcei for pump, heater, eN- uaJ-t pipe, casting, pum iu., ! 2i theaih va.ye,22 cast elbows, ! gov. and four hang els, ~team pipe, l eccentric, ] safety valve and tight, five front i2 in. boiler, 1 stand, l back plate, 10 Cralc bars, butcher bolts for eu gIlr, l in. riaguc.- for battery, ctC- pieces 7 in. pipe for lJ feet, picc. iu. pipe for l4 feet, pieces iu. nipple. [ iu. unions, l iu. ell-, II iu. stop cocks, boxes and bolts and machinery, . turn buchlcH, lU tlaHk-, lO guidc- e. 2 ia. boiler tube, >t'ampipe lt ft., Cals. iron exhaust, e feel in. pipe, 2 feet IF iu. pipe, !. check valve, ii. l-i in. blOw-un II stop cock, s-l nipples, s-l els, IT steam whi-- tle and pipe, boiler.
 Notice I- hereby given that on MONDAY May 2}G, loSl, at GO o'clock a. u ., At the mil site of the said defendants, at Arlyaca, iu the County of Pima, l will soi4 all the right, title aud interest Ot said defendants in and tO ihc above described property, Co the highest bid der, for C--.I, legal currency, Co satisfy -aid ccutiuu and all CO-t-.
 R. II. PAUL, Shcrid.
 Slcrill'- office, Tucson. A. r., May n, lssl.
 Judgment rendered March 10th, 1881. Eu- tered March 10th, ls,l, iu book ], pages 2li, 4Il, 2i0 and 2i5. myll-td
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Territorial Items.
IPhsnix HerHlt.l


 By an arrival on this afternoon stage from Tip Top We learn of a murder cOmmitted al that mining camp yesterday afternoon at half-past three o'clock. George Mcdonald, a miner, aged about 8 years, was shot and instantly killed by man named Bud Blunt. IL seems Mcdonald ap- piled, in Blunts hearing, vile cpl thet about q friend. Blunt told his friend of the insult, who sought out Mcdonald. Mcdonald asked Blunt if he had carried the news, and on being informed that he had. WAS struck two or three times in the face. Blunt, pulling his revolver, fired twice, the first shot missing, the second enter ing McDonald's left breast. He cX- pired immediately, not speaking after receiving his wound. Mcdonald has been in the camp about three months, while Blunt has been there only a month. Al the departure of the stage Blunt was under arrest and the miners were much excited. This Is the first killing in over year.
 IEpitsphl
 Judge J. II. Lucas has been fined $5 for contempt of court in being late m attendance in Q case before the DIs- Irict Court.
 Mir. c. P Blethen has bonded for himself and others the Tiger mine for Sl0, GOO, and the Hidden Treasure and Ashby mines for S1000, all in the Dos Cabezas district.
 The Mountain Maid Mining Com pany have filed their certificate of in- corporation in the Recorders office oi Coehise county, rovided by law The capital stock Is al0, coo, 600. The Directors are D. W. Balch of Tomb stone, H. J. McMurray, N r. Perine, c. w. Kellogg and w. c. Badger, of San Francisco.
 The District Court will not be in session in Tombstone, this term, longer than one week from Saturday next, so Il stands litlganis m hand 10 hurry up their Cases as fast as possible IL IS d mere act of courtesy on the part Faf Judge Sullwell in coming here 4t all, United States law not requiring him to hold court outside of Tucson.
 Tombstone Uuion.l
 The Council have ordered from the Sycamore Water Company nine three inch fire plugs. The contract pnce, including setting up, etc, Is $50 With a good engine and water facili- ties, Tombstone will ere long be iu condition to fight fire systematically.
 Two mines in the Turquoise DIs- lrict, namely the Big Horn and South ern Cross, were bonded to San Fran cisco parties to-day for $20, ,000 the bond to run ninety days. Twenty per cent. of the bond was paid In cash. Work on the claims will begin at once and be vigorously prosecuted. The Parties bonding were MesSrs. O'ToOle, Beckwith and D1nuelly Prescott Democrat The Democrat and Miner are tO receive new power presses. Two Of Prescoit's most refined and appreciated ladies, Mrs. C. r. Dake and Mrs. W. C. Bashford, are, we regret to learn, confined to their houses by illness. Both, however, We are happy to hear, are reported day as improving in health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Sheriff S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is ID sued out of The Justice Court of Trevor Lloyd. a Justice Of tine Peace of Precinct No. h. iu and for Pima County, A. r, and Co me directed and delivered, ou alignment rendered iu said Court ou the 7th day of April, \. D. ls>I. a-aiust Lultrrll N Fuller, defendant -, and m favor of C. r.. Harlow, plaiutin, for the -um Of Sig4 -lUl damages and CO~tE Of suit and uccruiuE costs, l have levied upOu all the right title and interest Of said defendants l.uf- trcU ,g Fuller m and To the following described pri.ertv, Co wit: One adobe building, 5JX22 i.ct. occupied by II. Fuller: one frame build iL.,, lGN1i feet, occupied by Frank kclleCE; one frame building, lbX1U feel, occupied by J. NaI-trot, together with the l1l ui land situate uu thc northwest corner of Main street and ,l ll-eph avenue, Iu he village oi La Nuria, being l.l feel on said Main street and one hundred feet cu said Joseph ayenue, all of said property being -It- nate m ti. village oi i8NoFiI, County uf Pima, tne same b-ng the property of sad defendants. cJplriuer-. And ucEice i- hereby gwen thai uu ESDAI, the 18th day of June, \. D. lSSl, at 10 o'clock A. m., iu front ol the CourI House door, iu The City Of Tucson, County or Pima, A. IT,, will sell all the defendants, II. Fuller, and.J. K. Luttrel's right. title and interest iu and tO lle above described property ;u the highest and best bidder. Go satisfy said execution and all costs.
 R. H. PAUL,
 Sheriff Pima County, 4. T.
 sleHT- office, TEc-un, May 9, 1881. mys;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

f AND OFFICE Al FLORENCE, ARI- I z0ng.-N0ticc Is hereby given that NATHAN M TOWNSEND has hled notice 0f li- intention Co make final proof Ih hts ce clar1iory statement No. 15t. before the Hon. II. W. ;tI4iw cil, Judge Ot the First Judicial Distinct tor Arizona Territory, at hls cham bers Iu Tucson, Pima County, on tle lfia day uf Juur, lsSl, 4t 70 O' 'cl0cs l- ID. O. thal day, this Luticr, Nlz- Upon he ea-i half of tne northeast quarter and rast hs.i 0f the south e4-t quarter Ot section c., township li -OHlu, raugc I5 cast, GI.a and Sa-t River meridian, containing I6J acres, and names the following as hi- witnesses, viz. 2. A. Drake, James Jame- Mel alden, ClL-. D. s-.rOtt and TLJmas StpNelI, all 0i Tucson, A- E.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 May l2. lyl4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Sheriff s Sale

DN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ID issued out of the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Pima, c. me directed and delivered on a Judg- ment rendered in said Court on the 23d day of April. X. D. lsSl, in favor Oi Nm. C. Davis and against IT, Fuller and J. k. Luttrrll, for the sum ot four hundred and twelve dollars, with interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent. per aunum from date of said judgment till paid, together with S7J 5-lOO costs and disbursements st the date of siii judgment and accruing costs, l am required C. make the said sums and all costs, first out Of the following de scribcl property heretofore on the SJth day of March, \. D. 1881. levied upon as the property of defendants under and by virtue oi an attachment issued out Uf said Court in said action. tJ-Wit: All uf defend ants H. Fuller and J. h. LuttrelIs right, title and interest in and tO one adobe build ing, % by 22 feet, occupied by IL Fuller; one frame building l6 by 70 feet, occupied by Frank Kellogg; one frame building, 22 by 70, occupied by II. GOlber5 & Son, and one frame building, l6 by 70 feet, occupied by J. Melstrut. together with the lot Oi land situate on the northeast corner of Main street and Joseph avenue, in the yil- lage of La Noris, being one hundred and ssyentv-hye feet on said Main street and one hundred feet on said Joseph avenue, all of said property being situate in the village of La Noria, County Oi Pima, the same being the property oi said defend ants cJpartners.
 And notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the llth day of June, \. D. 1881, at 10 o'clock 8. n., in front o. the Court House door, III the City of Tucson County of Pima, \. T., will sell all the defendants H. Fuller and J. k. LutJrelis right. title and interest in and Co the above described property to the highest and best bidder. Co satisfy said execution and all costs. R II. PAUL.
 myly Shsnh Pima County, A. l.
 ShenT's Office. Tucson. May r, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Copper Mines of Arizona.

In speaking of copper mines, it is natural Co refer 10 the remarkable rec ord of the Lake Superior mines, not ably the Calumet and Hccla, which has paid $l9. 100000 in dividends and still continues to pour forth its wealth, notwithstanding the ore has never averaged more than 1 per cent. l. can readily be seen from the facts above, that the large veins oi copper in Arizona now bciug opened, con- tain untold wealth, the veins running from 20 to iGO feet in width, and the ore averaging from SD Co 50 per cent. copper, and rich also in gold and silver.
 Many of our readers are familiar with the celebrated Copper Queen, situated al Bisbee. This property a few months ago was sold Co San Francisco capitalists for S20,000. Work was commenced developing an immense body of fine ore, averaging nearly 2j per cent \ furnace was then erected and for many months has been turning out about 1j,0OO pounds oi copper per diem, equal to $500 net profit daily. This property recently sod in New York for Sl, 250.000.
 Another property of immense size and value, rjyd,iag ey.n ihe Copper Queen, k that of the Old Dominion Copper Mining Comp ny. Tins prop erty Is situated near Globe and con- sisIs of the Old Dominion, New York and Chicago mines. The Old Domin- ion is proving to be a large vein of very high-grade ore of great width, averaging throughout 50 to 40 per cent. copper, ard rich in sold. Over lSJ feet of tunnel and halt has been run, all in ore. The tunnel has eX- posed a large body of ore ready for stoping and there are 100 tons of high
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Dissolution Notice,

THE COPARTN EBsUIP HERETOFORE 4 existing between NJ. J. SULLIVAN and THOMAS SfUN ELL, under ths Lrm name oi sullivan A StOveli, has been tEi- day die solved by mutual consent, Thomas StOycl re- tiriuE. VI. J. Sullivan wIll conduct the bu~i- mes, iu tle future, and will collect all JiU- and p4y all dest~ 0f tue late firm.
 Nj. J. SULLIVAN,
 THOMAS SIOFELL, Tucson, May 17, IssI myl1-l1t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

PROTEST.

N THE "sTAR OFTHIS CITY THERE 4 I- an advertisement tn which oar brother lu-Hw, James Walter, ofigr- for sale a flour ing mli- and ll acres ot arah.e land, situated iu >aric, sonora. Seeing that this property Ii-htu.iy belongs Co the minor children Of uur bate sister, ANPAEO TAPIA, wife uT Walter, her rirGuul heirs, who are here under our charge, VIC therefore hereby make prot,.-t against ans sale being made ui said property OF any part thereof
 GUADALUPE TAPIA.
 JOSE MA. TAPIA Tucson, May l2, lssI myIIlm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
MANHOOD RESTORED

A victim Ot early Imprudeucs, cau-iug uerv- ol- debility premature decay, etc. having tried iL ,ala every known remedy, has dI-- cJyereed a simple means 0i -elfclry, winch he wiu send free tu his iellow--ufIerer-. Address J. If. REEVES. 43 Chatham Street. \.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice.

ALI PARTIES ARE WARNE D "A against purchasing the McGregOr mine, near Washington Camp, PAtsgonia Noun tains. which mine has been jumped by C. O. Evcrrtts. F. Duraud and - Kelley, which they have in their location named the PADRE BOI.SAR mine, Of my other person or persons except the undersigned, who arc tAe true and lawful owners Of Inc same.
 tSgnedl x. A. MAN LON E,
 JOHN MCGREGOR TacsOn, 4 T.. May r., 1881 myl1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
an editorial on the mining

an editorial on the mlnlng ins of the West, the New York bnse1vative says: In Arizona the liver assays run high, and veins have Ieen discovered of 1000 feet, realizing he hundred dollars per ton for silver nd fifteen for gold. Several of them we're formerly worked by MeXicans in Acrudc manner, but being now fully ssioped by Americans, will average 5000 per ton. Mule teams are tantly moving with tons upon of ore that will go from $500 Co 90 per ton, and thousands of tons in the mines from which it
 kg that will average $500 10
 ton. The railway will re-
 impeiiments 10 freight, and
 kp product of Arizona will
 ed, for within an area of
 i miles there are countless
 Ih may far surpass the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

FRANK O'BRIEN has sold his native copper mines in the Huachucas 10 Eastern capitalists for good round sum. Frank deserves his good for tune, and his friends rejoice with him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
DR. HONG COOEG.
 CHINESE lI. D..

EORNEBLY OF SAN FRANCISCO. AND E graduate Of Che Tic-yoou Medical and Surgical College vf Canton City, China. in l'1n. Ml-lrial diseases speciality, whether VIII guarantee cure, having had extensive eNpeugHr. d1ru2 fourteen years practice. Ai-u ai. Cases requiring surgical treatment.
 OM,r, Nu 4p Pennington street, Tucson, \ IT.
 OIFICE--a to l2 s. m, ] Co | D. m., to @ D. iu- my3i1m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notlce

TWO WM. >PIVET AND ALL PERSONS ! claiming under hIm-Tuc undersigned give uo-.ce tuAr they have hal tl- necessary u>-e--melt work done upon tle JrJ Emo. Eclipse, Indianapolis, t,ulha and Silver Chief mines, m Ari,aca District, Ba 5oqIl,ari Mountains, Pima tuslty, A. T., fJg the year ending January [, .~,.l, and paid for Inc same. And l withi- ninety Gays from tie date of thls notice by publication you fail or refuse tD contribute your proportion ol such eXpeulI- ture as co-OwHers, your interest in said claims will become The property oi the undersigned under section -3si, Revised Statutes of t4- United States. r.. \. ul B~ON,
 CHAS BEN l.
 Tucson, A IT., May a1, ISsl. my2J
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

A FRENCH paper published in Vii enns. after & long genealogical dis quisitlon, makes the astounding as- sertiOn that Prince Rudolph, in mar irving the Princess Stephaine, mar ried his OWE aunt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Notice

TTVHE UNDERsIGNED HAS TEN TJ l twelve head of MULES strayed away. Males all have my brand, "C S. on tl, right shoulder. l caution auy one not Co buy any mule with that brand unless they arc vented with The same brand OF with au .. ~ q.
 my5. VI. Co. SAMANIEGO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
TucsonLineKiln

JUST EAST OF THE RAILROAD DEPOT. O equal io santa Cruz. Lime delivered iu sacks on board cur- Or any part of th, citv Address '. -t. DRAKE. p. O. box 2O3
 Osdcr- l-it at IL. D. CJrhett'- store, at tna head or Congress s., will be promptly at- tended co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Estray

VIAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 4 uae hacs young McV cen MULE. iron gray, with Mexican brand unknown to me Any person can have the same by proving property and pa ing charges.
 myZ, B. Z. SAMAEIEGO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

upon the Wonder and claims in that immediate vicinity, and SIUO0D was meHiiOLci as thc figure tho Wonder consideI-d i'-,il improved by iis rich neighbpr. PRAXITELES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

OUR special dispatch flom Camp Thomas looks as though Comblna-
 ton had been entered into whereby the coal miners whose claims lie so near the reservation that IL may be fioated over them are placed at a great disadvantage Serious difficulty may yet grow out of the combination against the locators and prOspectors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
HnEfnaneI.

Notice Is hereby given that the above sale Is hereby Plucd until THURSDAY, the gth day of June, A. D. 1881, al ten o'clock a. nc, al the same place Ol sale.
 R. II. PAUL, sheriff. Shcrif- office, Tucson, Pima County, May c3, IsSl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Male Help Wanted.

2 WATERS, S1O aud SI2, 2 drst-cla-s Cooks, $SO and SIOO. I Dish Washer 1 lrst-cla-- V 4itr-s-- ApPly Co q. & QUINN, 2O5 Camp sirert, Tucson Employ uieut Ouee.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

IT now rather looks as if ConkliEg had gone to bed and blown the gas out.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE Duke of Sutherland is to visit the Pacific Coast
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE Sixth Regiment of Mexican regulars are now on the line near Tl- bac.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
MelancholY in Liferatnre.

it k an unmistakable fact that mel ancA0iy has been thus iar Inc attend ant oi culture, and that IL las deep ened within the last fifty years Every poet and novelist since the beginning of the nineteenth century has had Il in a greater or less degree. The tend Cncy toward psychological analysis has been irresistible, and rheIe are uo signs yet oi The urcphesIei reaction. Scott was the lust of the wriler4 ot English fiction who S'rOve against the current, and that he should be rcad and admired to-day k perhaps the greatest tribute that could be paid to his colossal genius But running down through Charlotte BrDutc, Dick. ens and Thackeray, we Use this mel aUch ly view of life deepening none the les because in Dickens it was sluged ..i,h paihlS and Ghackcray with .tire Thea In George Eliot, though her works rightly understood are 'lc gospel ut hope for the race, the spirit oi the writer !s ~o oppressed with the inevitable struggle which shr ilr saw, lhat hrpeicssneSs be- comes tIc ErryIdiEy tone Of htr most finely wrought characters. Iu the c'.reRt liciiru ot the day this |, yet
 u.4,- lr.aumcei.-B sion Traveller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

WE A.i Inc pleasure yesterday of needing Mr. Move Wicks, our old townsman, who has just returned from Arizona and SunorL He reports mining interests in the Territory booming, and tu.n6s that still further rich developments wIll be made We congratulate Mir. VicLs on his recent success iu mining sales, and wish him 30 still LappIer result. lie is a young man ol unusual merit Los Angeles Commercial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

DLANK LOCATION NOTICES for sale at ID the Citizen office,