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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Murder,

About 2:8O o'clock Thursday, q Mexican by the name of Francisco Granio, was shot and instantly killed in the grocery store of Chan Tin Wo, a Chinaman on Main street below the Cosmopolitan Hotel. In the confu- sioE and excitement over the event. but httle could be learned of the facts in the case, save that the crime was committed by Chinaman in the presence of several witnesses, two of whom were MeXicans, who were talk en 10 jail for safe keeping. A Mexi- can who also witnessed the affair says he knows the murderer, who escaped before the officers were notified of the crime. The weapon used was a large Colts navy revolver, and the shooting was done at so close range that the ball, entering above the right eye, came out at the back of the head. Deceased was apparently about S5 years of age, heavy built, about five feet seven inches high and had 6 black mustachC and wore pair of blue pants and pink shirt. \ COrO- ner's inquest is in progress as we go to press. A Chinaman named Gun You, who Is employed in the store, was lodged in jail aS a probable accom- plice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Tombstone Items.

lCundeuscd fromsthe Epiiaph.l
 !. J. Harlan, of Benson, was tele- graphed by Sheriff Behan yesterday 10 arrest ." Tex and bring him tC Tombstone, which he dId, arriving late in the afternoon. The prisoner IS now lodged in jail.
 The Hon. Alexander Campbell, late of San Francisco, has formed law partnership with Judge Farrell, F. NJ. Smith and Judge Robinson of Tucson, and they will open an office here, at which some one or more ol the members of the firm may be found. NIT. Campbell stood for years pre-eminently at the head of the bar in criminal practice in California.
 The following telegram came to the Epitaph office yesterday, addressed to Hon. John r. Cum: " GilrOy, California, May 25, 1881. If Dr. Johnson is not already buried, have his remains dramatically sealed and respectfully inferred. Send bill to me; answer immediately" Signed Mrs. Georgia Johnson. An answer was returned stating that the Doctor was buried on Tuesday.
 For the past day or two a big poker game has heen running at the Alham bra Saloon. The party consists oi Dick Clark, John Tyler. Napa Dick and Frees. The ante is T2.5O apiece, it costing S10 to chip. The party are all experts at the game, which IS the biggest that has yet been seen Tn Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
AriYaca.

Mir. Geo. w. Sanders got in from Arivaca Thursday HeTeporls matters very quiet in that section, although steady development of many prom ising mines are going forward
 The Arkansas mine, belonging to Farr & Unthsnk, is proving won derful bonanza. The ledge is fully eighteen feet wide and the ore of high grade. An immensely rich streak of mineral lies near the foot wall and is increasing in width.
 The Long mine is also proving very rich and the developments show it Co be one of the future great mines Of Arizona.
 M-. Sanders IS prosecuting wOT6 on the Gro Fino with satisfactory results He is also pushing work on his Prem lum mine, Silver Hill, iu which a four foot ledge of splendid ore has been developed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
GaIeyVillp.

Mr. A. E. Smith came in from Ga leyyille last night, and will leave this evening for a trip to his home in Santa Ana, Los Angeles county, Cali fornia. He brought in samples of ore from some very promising mines in Galeyville in which he is interested. The Mayfower, owned by Mir. Smith, John r. Culver and Henry Campbell,
 although having but a seven-fo foot shaft, shows ore that assays from S4O0 to 5000 per ton. The vein is not wide, being from eighteen inches to two feet, but it shows indications of widening out as they go down. The Bruce mine, owned by Mir, Smith and J. J. Blair, has a 55-foot shaft and a l5-foot drift. The ledge is four feet wide, with a twenty inch pay streak that assays $500. The ore k antimonisl silver. Tempting offers have been made the owners for this mine, but they prefer tO have the ore worked at the custom mills in Galley vile and further develop the prop e:ty. IL is gratifying to MT. Smiths many friends to learn of his good for tune, and they hope the smiles of that tickle goddess will continue upon him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

MEssRs II. NJ. JOHNSTON and Wm. R. Rowland yesterday made a sale of blooded stock to Mr. c. A Paige, of Happy Valley, Arizona, consisting of a fOur-year- old Echo stallion, with a record of 2fO; three thoroughbred bulls, thirteen blOOded COWS and heifers, and a span of Crichton car riage horses. In addition, NIT. Paige has purchased a thoroughbred bull from NIT. James Waters, of San Der nardino, and 1000 carp from a gen tleman whose name we did not learn. This stock is intended for Mir Paige'S ranch, which is located forty miles below Tucson, and will be shipped to to its destination today. Messrs. Rowland and Johnston also supplied MT. Paige with some pea-fOwls and fan-tail pigeons, which he will take out Q his ranch.- Los Angeles Her aid, May 26.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Personal Points.

Ed. Woods, Junction, is at the Pal ace.
 NIT. F A. Triue will go 10 Tomb stone n Monday
 Mr. T. II Dill has returned from Sonora
 Ng. J. A Whitmere has returned from his visit to Tombstone.
 MT T. F. Fries, a most experienced miner of the Sierritas, is m the city.
 Arthur Knox, the prosperous m,r- chant of Empire, IS in the city.
 MT. Thomas Stovell and family will leave next week for Los Angeles, where they will reside in future.
 C. G. Gillett and Colonel Harry Lightner have returned from their trip to tres, Sonora.
 Governor l. c. Fremont has leased the residence of NIT. J. J. Hamburg, on Main street.
 MT. William Ruckelhauseu, the well-known brewer of Arivaca, is in the city.
 NIT. A. A. House, who has just got in from Tombstone, leaves tomorrow for the East via San Francisco. He will make quick business trip.
 Mrs. j. J. Hamburg leaves to-mor- TOW morning for New York, accom- panied by Mrs. Ed. Hudson. They will spend the summer in the East.
 MT. A. E. Smith gave Us yesterday a sample of the Bruce mine rock. which assays S1121-72 to inc ton. This mine is situated near Galeyville.
 Mr. J. N. Mason has returned from California. He left his wife at River side, San Bernardino county, where she will remain during tue summer months.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Nnt SnsniciOnS.

NIT. Charles Altschul called at the CITIZEN office last evening and fully and satisfactorily explained the cir cumstances under which he left Phe- nix, reference to which was made in a special dispatch from that place. From his statement it would appear that the attempt by Pcralta to make him disgOrge has more the appear. ance of an unlawful coercion than otherwise. Mr. Alischul was sent to Phenix by the Board of Trade of San Francisco, as the assignee of NJ. l.. Peralta, with the full consent of Per alta. some disagreement between the two occurred in the settlement Of the business, wherein Mr. Altschul refused to place several irregular ac- counts on the schedule of creditors. Peralta therefore attempted tO force him into a compliance with his wishes and stepped beyond the bounds of l.w 10 do so. NIT. Altschul commu- nicated last night with the San Fran cisco Board of Trade for the proper bond by which to secure from the PheniX Bank duplicate Of the check taken from him by Peralta. His en- tire action in the matter seems honorable and just, and not the slight est suspicious cau be attached 10 his actions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
FOREIGN.
The Victims of the Wreck.


 LNSnON, Ontario, May 26.-The work Of securing ,he dead bodies from under the wreck of the Victoria k still going on actively. One hundred and seventy bodies have been recoY- cred and most of them brought Go this CIty. All the uudcrtakcrs' shops are besciged, and collins are going out by scores. The crowds at the river bank and steamer landing have not dimiu- ished. Among the identified are two daughters of James Barnes. The list of the identified k still incomplete \ large number ot bodies remain on the grounds at sulphur Springs awaiting clG ants The whole city seems almost i,menied tonight. The accldent was certainly due to gross carelessneSs, as the boat was over crowded Co a disgracefui extent. Man ager George Parish was eXpostulatcd with by several at Spring Bank and urged not to let the boat go out in that overcIOwded condition, but he is re ported tO have replied, "All right, ] know my business or something oi that sort.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Trouble in Ireland.
County Recorders Office.
NrVrNc LOCATIONS

E'NlNH LttAtlDN~. Snowfall, Grcateryil-e, Thomas R Gar u.r
 Mary Bent Arivaca May l3, J C Bar ney.
 Emma. Papago. May 20 Mary Baker. Great Eastern. Silver Hill. May II. Jua McCue, Walter Webster Reindeer Silver Hill May ls John AlcCue. James NcCuc, Walter Webster. Maud <, Empire, Feb l. < Story.
 DEEDS FOR MINES. < II Rosenstocl Co " II Baldwin and < Davidson, uu.-third Gemauia. Julig auj Silver Ground mines. S20O
 MORTGAGES. Harriet Lawrence to Dr Matthews and II Wu,feuden h"u,eholi fmnitUc, SlC0.
 ASSIGNMENTS. Cl,s- Schutl. Nll.it II R,--u.tock aud ZeckenduTf X St,ah Co hold uue-thiId each in the Julia Genauia and Silver Ground mines, Empire district
 DEEDS TOR REAL ESTATE Jules Fin tp Charles Daucher and .N- fred Naura, two-thirls pf lot in llarshaw Sl
 BILLS or SALE. Jul.s Fin tu 'hares psuch.r and AL fred Naurc tr irl interest in bar, tiN- tures fumt . ,,c, in lIaFshsw, Sl.
 BONDS. F N I,vner as Notcry Public, sureties V [. Iosnrr. n B Clark SlUOO. S Haf.s a- Justice of the Peace. sure ...~ J NJ Clark. Ike Patrick, SlO0O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Hotel Arrivals.

PALACE J D Andrews, OIo Blanco; John W Broadwell, Deming D Hanson, Lordsburg; T Ii Dill, Altar; A F. Smith, Galeyville; A W Brown, Santa Ritas; j O Dunbar, Tombstone; c F Bell, Peiion; A Goldberg, city; Thomas Hallahan, Reno; " NJ Mackay, Old Hat; John Weigle, Los Angeles; J E Duff, San Francisco; l. II Orme, PheniX; F. l. Schoeuberg, San Francisco; II l. Williams, Ohio; II NJ DeHart, San Francisco.
 CosM0PoLTAN.-C E Hoffman, J Atari, J Pcarce, CabOrca; C Balton, Tombstone; A \ Bean, Fl Paso; C Hampstead, city; Louis Ezekiels, Sil- yer Hlll; w J Sheridan, Virginia City; E O Shaw, w Req, Pelton; D NJ Hays, F F McCloskey, John Oli- yer, Sonora; L Kirkpatrick, Hermo- sillo: Frank GlassmRn, San Francisco ; s Lucevlch, Wyoming.
 GRAND.-GeO Mccoy, Harshaw; II Berell, Tombstone; N Lawlor, San Francisco; Miss E E Axtell, o Lau- sanias, San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Eastern Freight Coming.

The following shipments of freiPh, to Tucson and points beyond were made at Dcming on Thursday;
 II W Fish, Globe, 1 pkg, 1900 lbs D Henderson, Globe, l pkg, 200O lbs l. Zeckendorf & Co, Tucson, 53 pkgs, 4120 lbs; J Hovey, Prescott, 2 pkgs, 2l0 lbs; C T Hayden, Tempe, 31 pkgs, 4030 lbs; Lord & Williams, Tucson, 3 pkgs, 10S0 lbs; : Zeckendorf & Co, 34 pkgs, 43l0 lbs; Wm Zeckendorf, Tucson, , pkgs, 200 lbs; NJ Cohn, Tucson, pkgs. 40 lbs; Carlos V Eelasco, Tucson, pkgs, 2GO lbs; T C Bray & Co. Prescott, IS pkgs, l17O lbs; J HoweY, Prescott, 1 pkg, 1lO lbs; r E Branner, Prescott, g pkgs, 223j lbs: Goldman & Co, PheniX, 37 pkgs, 4200 lbs; c Henry, Casa Grande, 1 pkg, 600 lbs; l. Zeckendori & Co, Tucson, pkgs, 230 lbs; Reuben Wood, San Corlos, 1 pkg, lG0 lbs JnO T Smith, Maricopa, pkg, 1890 lbs, Rev W Meyer, Phenix, ; pkgs, l5O lbs; C Crossman, Maricopa. lG pkgs, 52l0 lbs,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE Palace Hotel runner achieved renOwn at the depot last night upon the arrival of the west bound express train. He grasped q passenger by the nape of his neck and slack of his pantaloOns and rushed him at break. neck speed across the platform into the bus. Barring the unpleasant fea- ture of a few hard Knox, the traveller seemed rather to enjoy his rapid tran sit through the novel motive power as developed in Billy Mackey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
MARRIED

BEOWN-DAVIS- In Divou, So'aHo county, Cal May 24, E C. Brown, of fuC-au- Co Miss Lizzie Davis, of Orange, Los Angeles county, Cal.
 EELIERNAN- BEECHUM Al Desert station, May y,, John 6eilermuI Co NIs~ Della Becchum
 RHEES- S-COWLES-At Desert Station, May -. Walter G. Knees to Mrs Ida Coulrs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

SAYS the Oakland Tribune of the 23d instant: Franz :. Kern, of Buda- Pesth, a Commissioner from the Aus trO- Hungarian Government, and who is on tour of examination oH stock raising in all lls branches, arrived m San Francisco a few days ago from Australia. He will remain about ten days, and then extend hIs inquiries throughout the State and Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

RAILWAY passengers cannot fail to be pleased with Joe SresOvich's Cali fornia Restaurant, formerly the EX- celsior, which is a shorter distance than any other from the depot. He offers every inducement to the travel ing public, and with the additions inSt finished, he will be able 10 ac- commodate railroad travellers to the best fare in the country. The table Is always supplied with the latest deli cacies, and the attendants are polite and gentlemanly. Call at the Califor- nia Restaurant if you want first class fare
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
RAILROAD THE TABLE.
EASTWARD.
KINNEAE'S STAGE LINE.

>,sre- leave Tombstone for Benson at 2 a. a and lU a m. daily, connecting with al rrsl-. both east and west
 srag-s leave Benson for Tom Dstone al a. - and s.aO P. m. daily, connecting with all -l.-raut. freight and passenger trains coming Tal The vest
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

IT IS beginning to be shrewdly sus- pected that Sam Brannan's Mexican grant means simply this: The Naquis cannot be controlled by the MeXicsns, and the latter hope that Sam will get a few thousand Americans there, who will whip the Yaquis, and then the Mexican government will stop Mr, Brannan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

identify relatives. By seven o'clocI about so bodies were recovered iron under the wreck where the water wa! twelve feet deep Almost every mn. ute victim was brought 70 the sur face and conveyed Co boats. The steamer Princess Louise was brought Co the spot and the victims placed upon her upper deck Fires were lii on the bank overlooking the river, and petroleum torches were brought out and the search continued. Up tO the present hour 150 cOrpses have been secured All is confusion. The landing at the foot of Dundas street is now crowded by people waiting in breathless expectation for the arrival of the steamer Princess Louise with the bodies. The total loss will az gregate l75
 Trouble in Ireland.
 LONDON. May 2S.-During the evic- lions at MijchellstOwn today, an inn meuSe crowd stoned the agent of es tate. The police and sOldiery charged upon the people severals times and many people and several soldiers were injured, while Secretary Tulla- mere, land leaCuer, WAS arrested for intimidating the Emergency Com tee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
HnrrILIc Accident.

LONDON, Ont. May 2j.-Thls even ing at 6 o'clock the steamer Nictoria,
 with over GOO eXCur-iuni-ts on board,
 returning from Spring Bank, when
 near the railroad bridge one mile be-
 low the city, suddenly collapsed like an egg-shell and became a total wreck,
 level with the waters edge. All the passengers were instantly plunged
 into the stream, more than h4I! of
 them being underneath the debris.
 The first news winch reached the city
 was brought by survivors, who strug-
 gled through the streets wet and
 weary. The news fell like a thunder
 bolt, and a stampede took place for fAe spot Arriving there, H horrible
 lrht met their view. From 70 tO 50
 bodies had already been recovered
 and were lying on the greensward some distance up the bank. Those arriving from the city in every direC- ton crowded around, anxious tO see If any relatives were on board Sev- eral hundred families were repre- senied on tEe excursion, and the wal of anguish that aIOe at sight of the victims was, helrtrendIng. Fathers,
 mothers, brothers and sisters rushed about panIc-stricken, endeayOring to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THURSDAY afternoon a tracas oc- cured at Benson over a game of "short cards" in which reyolyers be- came trumps. A man named Pat Shay and his friend were firing through a partition at q gambler named "Texas," when the latter seized shotgun loaded with buckshOt and killed Shay and wounded two Of his companions. "TeXas' escaped. He is well known in this city, having lived here some time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Location of Claim-Mistake of Rec'
 ord.

If all the steps required by the rules and regulations Of the district have becC taken, such is sufficient to lmpart notice to all. aLd the locator $ rights will not be affected by a mis- take of the Recorder in emitting one of the lines.-l Myers vs. SpOoner, Supreme Court of California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

TmE Rio Grande Republican iS the name of new weekly paper pub lished by James A. Spradlii.s, at Las Cruces. &t. Mexico. The number before Us l., well filled with excellent matter. and Indicates man of energy and ability at the helm. May Il prosper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

MR. J. ". DUNN, formerly Guar termaster's Agent at this city, and who was transferred hence to Whip ple Barracks, Arlzona, has been re- assigned to this station, vice Major Robert A. Hutchings, who goes to Tucson, Arizona ,- Los Angeles Her ald,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

MENDEL MEYER, Judge Peel, Mf. humball and E. Lowenihal have bond sI lhe Martha and Piedmont mines, lear Tombstone, one mile and d half below Contention, for Sl00, 900.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
IJIEIJ

PATTiANI-lu this city, May 2s, Elise Pat tiani, aged months and .1 days >MITH-ln Tombstone, May -, Of pucE moHia, ErInUrd smith, native of Ireland, aged about fj years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

IT Is reported that the Papagos igabcd Cpeuen's ranch, near Tutac, Uu the 18th instant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

TOSY MEsMER and Bill Calder are 80 have swimming match at Silver Lake al an early date.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE Robert McWade Dramatic Company are playing to good houses .u Denver, Colorado.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

IHE Nugget says the Grand Dipper Alne was bonded by telegraph on A0wiay to New York parties for 90 days, consideration $40, GOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE following Arizona postollices have been discontinued: McCullums, lavapai county and Snyder's Hole, layapaI county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

6" On, Willie, we have missed you, has been favorite song with a certain party, but when Sheriff Paul returns from Fl Paso its melody will cease like the whispcrings of the zephyr as it waits its music to the western zone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

JOSEPH SREsOvICH receives the Hpest peaches. the most luscious apri lJls' lhe sweetest cherries, tue richest pIuhs and the earliest San Gabriel oranges Gall al the corner of Meyer ana Mesilla streets aud see the boss fruit man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

FROM the way vegetables come into Tucson from tLC surrounding ranches and gardens we are encouraged tO be- ileye that we will in short time be Independent of Los Angeles in that respect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

toLE's circus will be here on the .0lA of next month, to the delight of our citizens. Mrs. Ryland, of this city belongs 10 the company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

A GENTLEMAN; of this city offers to compete with any one in throwing the Asso the purse to be from SlO0 to SjleJ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

TURNER HALLE, at the Park, will ue place of popular resort, and we trust the new society will have a pros porous career.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

r. R. S0RIN, of Tombstone, Secre- .ary and Financial Agent of the Mesa Consolidated Mining Company, has gone East on business for the com HauV
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Local Intelligence.

A. GRATTo intends soon 10 take a nip Co sonora
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

ON the western slope of the Pata- Eouias J r. Pantlind is said to have struck Ii rich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

FROM the dispatches that reach us daily in regard to the dethroned Ros- c.e his attitude toward the interview CTS must be something like this: And are you sure of reelection, Mir. Conk- lings" "Yes; do you not sec that l am calm, collected and confident! Then there is no doubt of your sue cesse" "Of course not; am 1 not calm, collected and contdenty Certainly, certainly; and what course will you then pursue towards the administration? Don't men ton it, mn confident, calm and col lectcd.' One would imagine from the frequency with which the news gath erers impress upon the public mind that Coukling is calm, confident and collected, that they expected to find him standing on his head, kicking his heels in the ar and cursIng Jim Gar neld.-IS Is f. Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

TaE price Of reserved seats at the theatre has been reduced to $l,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
<% &

ALBERT WLZINsRI, of San Fran Usc0, i- registered at the CosmopOli- f5u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

lT has been found necessary tO am- p1iate the right leg of Til Barnes, ot tombstone, who was shot in Charles ton while resisting an officer about 1ree weeks ago
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
OVER THE WIRES.
PACIFIC COAST
4 Combination

CAN'T THoNAs, May 2J. An agree mcnt was entered into yesterday be- tween Agent Tiffany and Safely & Sissons with the Indians. The In diaas, in consideration ot SjO Co each chief and a one sixteenth interest in the net proceeds, resign all claim to the Deer Creek coal fields and all mineral on the reservation. Locators and discoverers to get nothing This will account for Tiffany efforts Co retain these fields on the reservation.
 Important Project.
 SAN FRASCIsco, May 9. The Daily Stock Exchange learns from an official of the Southern Pacific, who is authorized by President Crocker Co make it public, that Chef Engineer Montague, with party ot surveyors will leave for Yuma in day o- tNu to survey the lin ri the i1ld from that point Co Pom isabel, ai Inc head Ol the Gulf of California. The ter minus of the road will be at deep Wa ter in the gulf, where wharves and warehouses are to be built and other slipping facilities established When the road Is ready for business, line of last steamers will be placed ou the gulf 10 run tO Guay mas, MuZatlau and other Mexican ports. The road is expected Co be in complete running order bv the first of OctOber next
 Conk1inGi
 SAN FRAECIsCo, May 2G-The New York Senate Republican Caucus Com mittee refuse to call caucus This is lick at Conkiing, but his friends are still confident of winning. Gar field refuses tO talk about COnkling, and will not answer the letters con taining the statements made few days ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

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 Perrous calling for any or the above letter will please say |" advertised and give date.
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 TUCsoy, 4. T., May 2l, lssl.