davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
oratorlesI Gem. br col ro.ton.

Following are a few gems from Col. Poston's remarks at the inauguration of tue American and Mexican Mining Exchange last. Saturday .eyening:
 It would besuperluous now tc allude 10 the antquty of mining, Il Is coeYal with history. A the present time we all know, and some of US feel the necessity of tue Use of the precious metals iG commercial intercourse among mankind. The &C., i've human locomotive of the pinc- teenyh century, needs coin, and great deal Of it. l. can only be obtained m a primitive state from the intestnes of the earth lt seems i'm possible 10 dig the ore from the earth and refine it into precICus metals with out becoming infused with the gases which escape, and being inflated in,o the balloon of Specu!ation-the curse and ruin of mining enterprises. In my summer retreat last year, In the santa Catalina mountains, wild grape vines were found clustering for miles around the northern spurs or those ACauN AAa llAnAA tAtAaNr tiA4HA AAAi' - At-N- the dsy when the cultivated vineyards of civilized people would yield the Juice of lhe NeckeT and the Rhine to population so plethoric with wealth hat the tun of Heidelberg will be con sidered an Arizona keg. We do not pretend 10 enjoy the garden or Eden: nor would ve be content with a fig leaf for our clothing. We aspire 10 the highest standard If perfection enjoyed by mankind upon ,his planet We have an ineXhau~tible treasure house walled in by everlasting noun tnius, and the air Of ''Araby the Blest," IS Dot richer in perfume than zephyrs wait from lhe crimson sea of Cortez to ihe snow capped S'erras. The patriarch Abraham never grazed The cattle uf MeSupotamia upon more uutlcious grasses than abound in the valley and adoru he foothills of the Arizona mountains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
ResIgned.

The CITIZEN learns with real regret that Thomas M. Cash has resigned his position as agent of the Southern Pacific in Tucson, and that his resig nation has been accepted. The reason for this sudden move we do not know, but We do know that much of the friendly feeling which undoubtedly exists between our people and the railroad company is due to the efforts of Mr. Cash To the settlement of the inevitable questions of difference which invariably arise between the people and a great corporation, es- pecially in city like Tucson, Mir. Cash brought a degree of ability and a clear comprehension rare enough ID officials in like positions. Mir Cash was the first and only agent of the railroad company in Tucson, save during his temporary absence in Mex ico. His wide experience, and morI especially bis acquaintance with the habits and language of cur Mexican residents, has made him a very use ful man 10 the pubic, without in the least making his service or his allegi- aDce 10 Ihe company less earnest The revolution caused by the iu-com- ing of the road made an entirely new state of affairs n our city, and caused problems to arise the solution o which would have been impossible for a man of less experience and di- plomacy than MT. Cash possesses, and while these conditions no longer exist, the importance of our city de mands that a man of ability should represent the railroad company here, We hope that Mir. Cash will find It t' his interest to enter some bu-inesi which will retain him in our city We have room and need for men ei his stamp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
A Chnnce Tor CnpItsI.

A CITIZEN reporter this morn ing took advantage of the pres ence in town of James Sutherland, a prosDectur well and favorably known in Tucson, to interview him in rerard to the work he IS accomplish. ing at his camp in Patagonia District MT. Sutherland owns several claims an and in the vicinity of the Guagolote lode which lies several miles to the west of the old Mowry smelter, on the road betwecn Harshaw and Wa-hing- ton Camp. The GuagoIote ledge Is a remarkable one in many respects, as 1t lies in a granite formation with smooth. welLdffned walls wherever opened, and singulariy regular crop pings. IS inches to two feet wide, and sbovino for di-tauce If from four to five miles in length. From these cropDlngs averages have been taken showing the ore to be free-miiling and worth from $50 to gro in silver. The ledpe Is all located. but with one eN- cention little work has been done save ,be necessary assessment The eX- cention is the Guagolote, from which inc ledge takes its name. Ii has 5o- -foo. shaft. ct the bottom of which inc well-dehned ledge shows four Feet of rich free-milllng ore. Both of it's extenslons are also splendid prospects The granite belt in this locality Is ,raversed with a number of fine ledyes. all showing similar quality of ore. The section is timbered with s,ne of inc heaviest oak trees ID tho country, water and excellent grasses abound the year through, and al' +borgh the elevation of the camp Ia considerably higher than that of liar shaw. the climate is delightful th' entire year. Here is a rare chance fo~ caDitaIists to secure property at low price which will repay all effort at development. The boom ha
 not yet struck the camp ana g'o' claims might be purchased yer cbeaply. Al all events, it Is wor'h' ,bs attention of all who seek this kin of investment, and a visit would b
 interesting azd rlesssst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
ALONE AT EIGHTY.

W hat did you say, dear-breakhsts Somehow we slepI loo late: 4ou are very kind, rear Ellie Oo tell hem not tO wait: My old hands rremble sore. And Polly, who used To help, dear heart. Lies other side Q the GcOr. Put up the old pipe, deary-
 l couldn't smoke to-day: m sori O daZed and fri riEhtened Aad don't know what 10 say. It s lonesome in the house here, And lonesome ont O door ] never knew what lonesome meant In all my lie before. The bees go humminC the whole day long, And lae urst 5nne r1~e has blown, And am eighty, dear Lord, to-day To, old 10 be Jeff alone. Oh, heart of love. so still and cold! On precious lips so white: For the first sad hOurs in sixty years ou were out oi reach last night You've cut the flower. You're very kind; She rooted il last May: IL was only a slip. pllied the rose, Aldtlrcw the stem away: But she, sweet, thrilty sOul. bent down, And planted It where she stood. " Dear, maybe flowers are living" she
 said,
 Asleep in this bit of wood" can't rest, de ry-I cannot rest; Let the old man have Eis will, And wander from porch to garden post The house Is so Ceatlly still; W andgr, and long for a sight at the gste She has lelt aJar for me We had got so used Co each other, dear, So ussd to each other. you soc. Sixty years, and so wise and good, She made me a better man From the moment l kissed her fair young
 face,
 And our lovers life began. And fevcn due boys she has given me, And out of the seven nOl one But the uc6lest father lu the land Would be proud Co call his son. Oh, well, good Lord, I'll be patient, But l feel -u broken up; At eighty years it's an awsOme thing Odrain such bitter cup. {, l know there J seFl. aud Jshn, aud Hal And four good men beside; BuU @ hundred sons cuUlGu be Co mo LiaC the woman 1 made my bride. Ny little Polly, so bright and fair, SO wiusOme, and good and -W cet! She had roses twiued ia her sunny hair, White shoes on her dainty feet And l held her hGud-Na, iJ yesterday TlaL We stood up Co be wed: Aud-uO, remem 0erc | m eighty to-day, And mys dear wife, Polly. Is dead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
TIE LEGISLATURE.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Council.

Council
 PRESCOTT, January 10.-The Coun cil met at 10 o'clock a. n.
 Anderson, ot Pinal, presented his credentials and wss sworn in.
 Baker presented a petition asking the repeal of the gaming law.
 A Dill was introduced by Baker tc restrict gambling.
 Dorrington-TO amend chapter 127 section II; also to amend chapter ie, section 20, Compiled Laws.
 FIckas gave notice of an set to ex, empi real estate; also 10 amend ihe act entitled an act establishing pub. lie schools in Arizona" also to amend the Act relating 10 marriages; also to create the office of Terriiorlal Miner alogist.
 Cromwell - Regarding the cattle law.
 Bsker-Regardiug interpretations. Ma-terson-oecuiing liens to me chanics.
 Meade-To remove the county seat ol Pima from Tucson 10 Tombstone Adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS
Council.

Council.
 PREscoTT, January 11.-Rollins presented memorial asking for the establishment or branch mint at Tucson or Tombstone; also, a bill forming Cachise county,
 Hereford introduced bill chsnging the registration law.
 Crouwsll-Bill changing the time of holding court ia Mohave.
 Assembly.
 The Governor submitted the report of the Territorial Prison Commission CTS.
 Bills introduced: McCaferty-To compel railroad companies to furnish water tree of charge to travellers; alyo, 10 provide for the collection of dam ages against railroad companies. Robb gave notice of a bill appropri- ating S2O, GOO for the Territorial pris- on; also, providing for the redemp- ton of the prison bonds.
 The consideration Of the bill repeal rng lhe bullion tax law was set for Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Assembly,.

The report from the Auditor was received.
 Bills introduced: McCafferty-To prohibit gambling.
 Bolan-To legalize a certain acts Of Wm. A. Hancock.
 YoFk-To protect oorrals from stock iu Pima.
 Rev. Mt. Hunt was elected Chap, lain.
 A resolution of Wollenburg to show the debt of and taxation in the differ ent counties was carried.
 Notice Of Bill 8: Robbie stock Arizona waters with fish; also further preservance of deer.
 York-Relating 10 butchers and the better protection of stock.
 Adjourned 10 10 o'clock tomorrow
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Confirmed.

Through the telegraphic columns or the San Francisco press we learn that Hon. ". H. Sullwcl, appointed as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona, was confirmed on the 9th by the Senate. Our own tel esraph kept us so we'll informed Of the true inwardness of the Boer rue ton in south Africa that there was DO roorl to let us know of such trivial matters as our home affairs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
n0rrr,. nhonchtfulness.

The Prescott Democrat says that J .. c. Perry, Chief Clerk Of the Assem- bly. has made "very handsome and acceptable present of foot-rus to inc President and each of the Council lors. so that if the Councillors will keep their heads cool, they can be sure too keep their feet vaEn."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Mrs Hayes.

Geo. Alfred Townsend says: hrs.
 Hayes, though for tho past year or two she has been less n the nevspa- per. will leave the White House free 10 return at any time ss the guest of It's next mistress, snd on lhe best terms with the bes, families of he capital She has paid little attention to Ihe mere gadfies of the capital; the SOC ial suckers who use access 10 the White House for newspaper nOtoris!Y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
In Successful Operation.

". $. Mabr;, who has just arrived 'from La Noria, reports that the Hol- land smeltcr is working most socccSs- fully. He was shown through tbe works, and was surprised at the amount Of bullion already produced. nearly 100 bars of the g.itterins metal between five and six toEsJ having been run out since the smeltcr. recom- menced operations, scarcely three days before. No difficulty whatever is experienced n working the ore, and the production of bullion, it will be seen, is about 2l5 Ions daily. This is a very imp r,ant success. Of the reliability of the report, ali who know Mr. Mabry will be well assured.
 Mir. Mubry also states that the force on the ". c. Davis is now working on the road from the mine totbe polut where the company's smelter will be erected in the valley, pending the ar rival of the slear hoisting works now en route, the workings of ihe mine being so deep that steam aid in hoist ing is indispensable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

CONGRESSMAN MARTIN, or West Virginia, has introduced a measure for passage looking to the annulment of the grant of land to the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. Thi- grant GOV CTS alarge portion of Arizona, stretch ing from the east to the west line and north of Prescott The time in which the road was to have been completed has passed, and Mr. Martin says he will press his measure 10 passage or compel members to practically give Q new and immense grant under very different conditions than eXisted when the original grant was made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
.nnther ninidend.

The Silver King Mining Company has declared another dividend of S21,- GOO. or 9 cents per share, payable on the 18th. IL now looks as II the King will keep that sort of thing up in the future. The mine is in good hands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
L. ID. CHILLsON,
The Old Mine--Caution.

\ IL PARTIES ARE HE ,EBH NOIl, A fed that I claim One-fourth inlei igs. 5 m The Old Mine, relocated undeT .-'- tl-o name Of the Commodore mine, Oio Di -. % District, Arizona, and all parlles - '.t hereby cautioned not 10 enter lhlo ~Ns
 ''' '''- J.C. HANDY Tucson, FebruaG g. 1858.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
ENGINES AND sONERS.
orDuApT ENGINES compounded when ad-
High Pressure or Compound

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when sd- vi-ghic.
 STEAM D7rLEHs -Particrisr attention given to llc quality oi Ihc Lsr--iai and wor. man. sltn. lGl none Url +- .----- wrriS produced
 WATER Pros. 4. net.ar DI sheet l-oE, oI agy size. made il -lrJt'c ..U-lFs for connecting tu-etIr-. or -Le-J- rolled uaucEct and packed l1r shipment. -esdyt1 be r.yetsl ou be 9. ,und.
 UYuUAUII~ ItvETrrs-Roler work and water pipe made by this establishment riteted bv hydraulic rivcf.u- machinery, that quality Ot work aeiu.. far superior Go hand work.
 IUwrS-tor mining ni any capacity and Of any style. Our-tyle ci direct netting, c0mpounC engines, with double line of pumps, are par ycuIariv recommended We refer t1 those u1e, iu use, not one having ever been broken down.
 DIRECT ACTTSG ENGINES tur underground work. l.-s..Uu o- cItv warergorl,s' purposes --i.5 wiIl Che celebrated DaTay valve motion, superior Co any other
 N,sSG HtcuNEcv-QuG mills, pans boilers, hcistiuC machinery, ssuking hOEtst-n curiras, OF other machinery required.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Assembly.

4 joint resolution WAS passed grant ing Hugh Farley, District Attorney of Pima, lesve ot absence of sixty days, and R. \. Leslherwood, Treas urer of Pima county, six months leave of absence.
 A bill was introduced 10 amend chapter S5, Compiled Laws Of 1877; also, bill To regulate Lutcherlng, compelling slaugh,ers to keep au sc- count ol the number of cattle slaugh- tered, their brands, age and weight, and to retain he hides for ten days also, bill for the redemption of the Territorial prison bonds; also, bill. providing for the continuation of Inc erscuon of the Territorial prison.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Council.

Council.
 PREscOTT, January 12.-A bill was introduced to amend section s, chap ter' 5l, Compiled Laws; also, bill to give validity to certain records of Pima county; also, bin granting Judge Franklin, of Apache cOUuly six months leave of absence; also bill fixing the fees of public officers In currency also. bill 10 repeal para graph s, section 2l, chapter 3I, Com piled Laws; also, bill to provide for taxation of the product of mines and deposits.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Natnral Cnrinsitr.

Sam. c Lewis, on hIs return from Sonora, brought with him a small amount of wild honey, which is gath cred by the natives in that State. l. is made by small black bees, about half The size of our common bee, and i- deposited in comb form around limbs of trees, in shape and appear ance almost identical with the hor- nets nest which E,rms SO prominent a reminis ceuce m the youth time of al- most .everyboiy. The honey thus found is delicIous, as the samples which Nr. Lewis left on the CITIZEN "table testify. Sam didn't bring any of the bees along, as they were too strong for him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
VII HoENHLowER, D. V. s.

Gr.ar.r- American college, New 1OTA Cli!- ..rlEINAA4 SURGEON, J- s- A
 Fo.t Lowell, A. ]. ALL ORDERS BA MAIL Oh 4'-.a,, Li-, -A -ram yr0my.ll aJlcLoei Co. SIul-' ..- 0---- Ue lei. aI the GOEeILmvLt CCri-ls Au17o'-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
A-DnsfardIv NInrIer.

The facts brought to light in con- nection with the recent Arivaca hom- iciGe stamp it as one of the most cold blooded murders ever perpetrated in the Territory, and the action Of the off- cei sin allowing the assassin to be taken out of town unsufficieuily guarded to convenient place for his rescue by his friends is still unexplained. El- liott has, itappears, exercised a species of terrorism in his vicinity common in frontier countries, and his coward ly shooting down Of an unlrmed and unofFsnsive man for trumped-up pretexl should onti,le him to a short shift ifIhe officers are fortunate enough 10 secure his capture. ' Bad men D with quick revolvers are altogether too common, and should be promptly suppressed whenever and wherever they infict themselves on patient com munitics.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
?. R. FULLY. D. M- JACOBS President Cashier PIMA COUNTY BANK,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA. Agency at Tombstone
 ?. ". SMITH. Manager.
cnrrrsrDNpENrs:

We receive Deposits subject Co check at eight. Issue Ca-.iirare- of Deposit payable ol demand 1r g- fixed periods. Buy and sell ECcheu-1 an Jil the principal cities Of the world. Make transfers of furts by mail ;sle- graph or cable, Give eurclul attention Go Cot l-ltious ou l.l available points, for which we make prompt vurns, and
 Transact q General Ba7ki8q 8usness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
sOLOS NJ. ALLIS,

CIvU ENGINEER, [. $. DEPUTY SUR O leyor and Notary Public, has reJuinvu io tls ul- sand, leuC!vtou street. opposite lLe Cosmopolitan Hotel, and Is prepared 10 ou any Uurk iu bis line with FkOMfIN ESS AND DISPATCH. Typographical and sec .l.I-. Drawings Uf Mines a. sIcSlalty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
uur1,,rI nsHoKN.

A TTURNEY ut law, Notary Public and con i,- A vevaucgr. Special g=sIstunce gwen -L oJtlilius patents for AiLiug aud freei4 ..- .4o- Claims, s!4l 4lsO title to land under me ., land i.nbtr culture lave. OEcc north elue N1 Congress ttrect Tucson Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
CALIFORNIA DISTRICT.

The Live Camp at GaleyvllIe-Progre of the Texas Hine-The Primitive Celebration of Christmas-Yhiskey and Women COmplicate a Foot HaQa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
NM A. SCOTT. JR.

GENT. HUAE MUTUAL iNSC bAN VI CL A J0uy y4Ly, uf CLliOriilis iAlP1 .1-' - CU1. Noua-fl oi London. Nl cen ol L4'el l'oo-' lFlrg g-.I l-.,. ; Es..l 0rl Lllc Insurance C'. .ll paly. ol NeW ork. Ullce Ih 4l-~ No-N''
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
slinh,lr Ambiguous.

\ late number of the Las Vegas IN. M Optic. in alludlng 10 a recent death, says: "He leaves a wife dis tracted with sorrow 10 mourn his loss and three children by former mar rage" IL may be all right. But Ii sbs is mourning the "three children by a former marriage, as alleged, VIC thiuk thes. objects of her ' disirac- ton are entitled to ssms sympathy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
c-Pr WATSON. al. D.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, has re- | moved his usice and residence tO the uulld- E-o1 Pennington street, opposite Ben AoE- g4l Law Ul.cs, Hours-lJ to l% o. ll. aLu , Co aud iO p. In. Diseases peculiar lo women and children a specially.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

Formerly ofE. E. Howard .s Sons-)
 7A1'-r-S, i-L and Counselor aI law, Tucson, \ l-Zoua Special attention gwen to : SA--..-- --5 American land and mining uties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
tnsEPH NETGAss.

rTOENEY AT LAW. all business in \ trusted to nc will -e promptly attended t5 Esuscia. attention paid co colNes aAll4is s-d collections. O1lCe on Ae! cIs street, hSu4 psuuIuLlou.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
.CCAs. q. HAYNES
]. A. ZAEEIskIE. 8. h. A1tEi o4-i''
 HEREFORD G ZABRIskIE,

4 TTOENETS and COuuselurs at law, No A tlrv PdLIc Clhce uu Meyers st-, oppu- Palce d0Iel Tucson. ArlLola-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
II. B. LIGHTHIZER

TTOgNEY AND COUNS SELLOts-AI A Law. and NUlary Public. OMce, Cam ' ---ggg. opposite Palace Hotel, Tucson A. l Niui1. avs a specially.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
A. F FARLEY
8. I2GErE, h. F Ai'--i- 2 [. $. Dist. Atty. Dist. Atty Pima Co
 FARLEY 6 POMhOE,
FAHIEl

\ CTOENEYS and Couusclors al law A la.ce corner Meyers and Pennington Srgcf- Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Corner Beale aLd Howard streets,
 San FranclscO, Cai.

DUILDERs OF STEAM MACHINERY IN lJ ali its branches. Steamboat, Slemsship and land
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
c ,v stcHEI- NI- n.

w EARL. ?. E- sEI-H- e. V. sPAeLDISs- EAALL, SMITH S sPAULDING. A rTOENEYS at Law, Tucscu, Arizona or lh flee uL Pennington street, pear Farley e1 omruys D.ucz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
PIANO IEAcHER-
,surHnNHARD

ILVL. AtVs'a--9-- 7 .rr OF SAN FRANCISCO, WILL l '5.- lessons 0z tLe Piano at Esasol1o'e =. Rooms In N o4zc1 blocA- y- i-1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

AN editor who was told that his las article was clear as mud ssld' veil that covers the ground, anyhow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
DR. LABARTHE,
DENTIST,

DENTIST, TATE OF PARIS. OFFICE. ROOM Q, sl.beu-s Lodging House. Al "oTA Gone without pain
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
No ,rorn Com petition.

NEW YORK, January l2.-Ihe terms of consolidation between the Western Union and American Union Telegraph Companies have been agreed upon and the preliminary pa- pers signed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
.uiet and pcaccab'e man.
Nevad4'a Senator.

CAns0S, New, January 1.-The vote on Che Senatorial question stood to.eay: ID the Asscnby-E'air, A; Wren, 70. h the Senate-Nrcn, A.; Fair. 10: D1g-ett, 1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
4 FOOT but Deserving Officer.

NEW YORK, January l2.-Ihe Her ald prints a letter from General Sher- man Co Senator Maxey, who Is very zesious Co have Ord retired ss Ma j1r General SheEnau says Ord has been a prominent acfor in every war since Is30-in Florida, NcEIco, Rogue River Oregon. and the Civil War Since auou. IoJJ, when be married in San Francisco be has been charged wih inc expense Of g large family He never attempted speculation ID property. even during tue temptation of ofCa,u1rnia ic 1siS, and he never en- reEcd in any lucrative process 10 sup piement his small pay as Lieutenant or Captain. Sherman says he is ID. rormed that to-day Ord has rot laid I'D tho money needed to bring his family from san Antonio to Wash s-t-fnD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Inc sears h Ensland.

LONDON, January 1.-The Fenisn scare has ex.enJeI to Portsmouth. The authorities have received Warn- ings Of contemplated attacks on Coy ernment establishments. They do not attach much importance to the warn ings, except so far te take some eI- ua precautions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Armr AnpnIntmerss.

WAsHJSGToS, January l0.-Ihe President has nominated Col D. B.. sacke,t to be Senior Inspecio7-csn- General ot the army with the rank Of Brizadier General, and Capt Jack Breckenridge, artillery, Co bs Assist ant Iu,pector-GsusrsI, with tho rank of Major.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
Want. .a Go ,,orth.

NEW YORK, January 1O.-CePt. Parker, now of the British merchant msrine, who was one of the early scsrchers for the lost crew 0f the Ere bus and Terror. has written to Lieut.. Schwatka asking his cooperation n another expedition. Hc says: Ny idea is and always ass been to try for 6 small schooner sui Eet away early next apriug. bat fear thers Is only a ! faint hope of my couHtTymen inciin- ' ing an ear to any Arctic Projsc:s by ! privafr hands"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

s-t. 2. E0LEEouS, MD '- C. HANOI 'i' i'' DIS. HANDY & HOLBHOoh. PHYSICIANS AND sCRo EoNs'
 ,+s--or Congress Street, Tlcsou-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15

LONDON, Janwry h. Thomas ThOmcr has been arrested at Maid stone on @ charge of murder at Chilli co,he. Ono The American author iies directed inquiries to be made in regard ,3 ,he mans character, and the witnesses s.ared that Thomor was a quiet and pcaccab'e man.