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Religious Notires.

AChurc, Of the Epiphany, 47thst, near Le ave,
the REV. U. r. TRACY, RectorServ1ces, IL O. m, p a
Sunday school, 3 u. m.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
BASE BALI.
Challenge of 'ho rhen'S Club
PnENIx. \. T.. February P

PHENIx, A. T., February l2
 EDITOR CITIZEN. The attention Ji the Phenix Baseball Club has been called to several notices which have appeared at various times of late n the papers published in Tucson, to the effect that tbe baseball club )i vour place was deslrous of playing a came with them. Although nothing of an official character has passed be- tween the two clubs, lt would secm' from the innuend0cs thrown out by your papers, that somebody connected with inc Tucson Club was interested. Ata meeting of the PheniN Club last night. | was instructed io WTlle to the Tucson Club and state that, II they are really oeslrous of playing a match came of bail with our club, they can be accommodated. We will play them on any day within two weeks, on the PheniX grounds, Tor amose- ment or for five hundred dollars a side tbe two mines to be cOmposet ol bona tide members. We will play the same nine that played in our last game with the Chafree Club, at Mcdowell, Tucson to play the same nine Nllh which It beat the Lowell Club recently
 The Tucson Club has heretofore al- ways talked of playing a game there, seeming never tO think that 1t could bc nlaTed in PheniX. Now we re- verse the proposition Co play there and say play here, and wait tosce how kindly they will take to the same. II there be no difference, they will surely come here and play; but fl, to the contrary. there be difference, , ask von MT. Editor, have they asked any sdvantare of PheuiXs Ii the TCcson Club decide to play for a sum, l pro nose that each club put up a forfeit ol one hundred dollars in the hands ol some responsible party on whom they may agree. as soon as the agreement ia entered into, the balance to be de- nestled with the same party on the dav of the game, before the same Is nl3vcd. Win be pleased to receive an egriv answer. Yours truly,
 D. GoLDBERG,
 Secretary PheuiX B. 5. C.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
GaIeyVile Items.

lbAllttlA
 Homemade shakes are selling at ST per thousand.
 The Texas keeps up fearful can nonade at the mines.
 The stage leaves at a. m, and ar rives at p. Tn. daily.
 Telescope Mountain is being pros pected by old Nevada miners.
 Over 100 letters are mailed and re- ceived daily at GaleyvIlle. The town is only 60 days old.
 Something like hundred persons have visited the Roman Beauty mine this week, and all pronounce 1t the promised bonanza Of the camp.
 Lumber for the shelter structure for the Texas mine Is coming fast. We shall soon make a shipment of the native bullion: then the boom.
 Ruby silver has been struck m the porphvry wall of the Roman Beauty there being full two feet of soft de composed quartz on the side Of the main vein. all of which is so full ol small specks of ruby that the stroke of the pick leaves a blood red streak There does not seem to be a pound ol ore taken out of this mine but whaI is rich enough to ship to Swansea. lust wait until the Beauty mill anc the Texas shelter get to running, ana prevent the bOomit you can.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Assembly

Assembly.
 PREsCOTT, February 15.-The Council bill providing for the manner of presenting claims against com panies, and defining the duties of Boards of Supervisors passed.
 The incorporation act of the city of Tombstone passed.
 A lengthy discu ssion took place on the omnibus railroad bill, exemptIng certain local roads from taxation, and Mr. Haynes right to vote, he being a stockhOlder in one of the roads. The amendment with the bill was laid on the table, Haynes voting.
 Council.
 The Council engaged the whole morning in the discussion of the gen eral railroad incorporation act and the new registry act.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

BRADFORD. Penn, February b. F. A. McLain, in the employ of the Roberts Torpedo Company, JhIs morn Ing was driving along the highway fifteen miles southeast of Bradford, in sleigh with 200 pounds of nitro give crime. The horses became fright ened and ran az nst a boulder caus- ing an explosion. McLain was torn to mincemeai, both Eorses were killed and no traces ot tLc sleigh could be found.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
RaiIrnad Items.

O'Leary set number Of men to work Monday morning on a nc" coal house and an iron rack for the use of inc m achine shops, the whole to be under one roof. The building will be immediately south of the machine shops.
 Ii is said that the Atchlson, Topeka and Santa Fe will join with the South ern Pacific in building a three-story hotel at the junction beyond Deming. The work will be done by the South ern Pacific Company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
HanIan Wiu

LONDON. February h. Hnlar won Ih, boa, race
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

CAPT. A. W. CHASE, now eXcava- tlng for the Smithsonian Institute near Contention, has discovered some fine relics of the AZtecs. One village has produced a number of pieces of pottery and stone implements. Thcie underground ruins are near the Grand Central mill, and two other villasss have been found between that mIll and Contention City. Capt Cha:e Is an enthusiast in the work and we hope hls efforts will give the worsl much needed knowledge of the early inhabitants of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Rich Discovery.

X long and vigilant search for hid den treasure Is not generally rewarded cith success, but We have a case in point where success has rewarded a search which has been going on fUr upwards of one year. Every body m this section knows the old pioneer sam Mlse. who has ranch near the Milestone mountains, where he re- sides with hIs family. Information
 received by hIm from a very elderly Mexican lady residing near here has kept hlm searching for an old mIne which was operated upwards Of 40 years ago. according to her statement,
 and he has expended at least SlOOO in exDlorations and assistance to make inc discovery. Faithful and confident, however, he has finally come upon the identical property, the different shafts covered with rock and slag just as described 10 him by the elderly Mexican lady. He has uncovered both the shafts, and the soft dirt eX- tended to a width Of twenty-five feet,
 tbe sides and bottom being plentiful in gold and silver ore which assays into ihe hundreds, while the body or ledge seems to widen as they % down. The same old timbers, now dccaved and rotten, which were put in 40 years ago, remain in place. but it is necessary 10 timber again before there is real safety. They have taken out some of the finest ore ever discovered in this section, and there is no knowing as yet to what extent it will be found. NIT. Wise some time since interested MT. Bill icke. of the Cosmopolitan Hotel in this city, with him in the property, and it is the intention of the owners to push developments rapidly. The old property was located under the name of King Bee mine.-l Nugget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO R. ".
 ~ MITCHELL, or those parties hal claim lIter him, that the undersigned has had the uece-sary work done upon the Bandit minc old Hat District, in Pima county, X. T for the year ending JaHusry |, lss0 and has paid for the sane, and uuie-- the said Mitchell, or those oNs ming under him, come forward in ninety days from inc date 0f this usticc and pay over Jo me the sum oi S--3 D thrty-three ana one third dollars, that being hi- or their share ot the money paid tor assessment work on his or thsir one third of said mine, said mine W iN be forfeited tO me R. C. BROWN
 TucsOu, January {, 1881 b
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Assembly.

PRESCOTT, February 16.-The House was reinforced this morning by the return of Messrs McCalierly and sam aniego.
 The Council bill to provide for inc collection of taxes in certain counties was passed.
 A bill supplementary to chapter 80, Compiled Laws, and torepeal sections ? and II of said chapter, was passed.
 The bill incorporating the city Of Prescott was passed.
 The bill to amend ections % a4d 30, chapter 4S, Cor piled Laus was passed
 An act to fund the debt of Yayapai county passed.
 The Council bill providing for the protection of stcCk-raisers passed with some amendments.
 The blll providing for the issuance of marriage licenses passed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Fruit Trees

A consignment of fruit trees from Los Angeles arrived in Tucson thlss ,norninT for Messrs. Thos Hughes, oi Camp Crittenden; P. R. Fully, of this city, and J. r. Fuller, oi Agua VT i iente. They comprise variety oi de, ciduous fruits, and will be p'anteu for m experimental test of their 'dapt- ablity to Arizona climate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO- OHN 1N blNG, or those parties That c.aim under . n- that ine undersigned has had the neces- a-y work done on The Golden sight and Blue Iog mines, i0-aled iu The DragoO4- Mount iins, Cacnise. formerly Pima COuuff, A. B for the year ending Janrag 2. lsal, and has paid for inc same, ana unle-s she sand John King. or those owning Hnoer him, come forwa d within ninety days of lts no ce and pay over to me one hundred tslC)i. that being his share of the Of the money ! asd for asseszmeut work ou said mines, i'd mines will 0e forfeited to me.
 C. N. HOOKER.
 Tucson, February 5, 1881. nSw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

MP. J. L. HASKELL, of the Guay- mas division Of the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, is stopping al the Palace. The railroad is now com pleted a distance of thirty miles from Guaymas, and material enough for sixty miles of road are on hand. Two new locomotives have recently arrived at Guaymas, and 8 great quantity Of railroad material is en route for that port. The work is being vigorously pushed ahead, and another year will barely be reached ere this pioneer American railway in Mexico is com pleted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
NO 8
A Queen Indeed
 IEpitaph.l

Col. J. k. James, an acknowledged authority on matters mineral, has just
 returned from Bisbee, and yesterday
 stated that a number of experts have recently examined the Copper Queen
 mine, with a view of aScertaIning it's value. The most careful estimates give the amount of ore now in sight and ready for extraction at 25,000 tons, which will yield (plaeing the low average estimate of 20 per cent. oD the ore) 5000 tons of fine copper, the mar ket value of which is S3S5 per ton This gives total value of $1. 935,e00. As the ore thus far worked has yielded much more than 20 per cent, it will be seen that these figures are based on the inside limIt. In addition, when it is remembered that the present work ings of the mine are all in nigh grade ore, the fact is revealed that this prop. erty, which was comparatively un- heard of year ago, and that in July or August it was purchased for $50, - GOO, it will be seen that there has sud denly sprung up at Bisbee one of the biggest bOnanZas in the Territory DLANK LOCATION NOTICES for sale al
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
snInN AI AILIs.

gIVH ENGINEER, '. $. DEPUTY SUR O reyor and Notary Public, has returned t" tIe old sand, Pendletou street, opposite The Cosmopolitan Hotel, and Is pIe pared To do .r. re.-,- in bjs line with PROAPTN ESs AND DISPATCH. Typographical and sec lUus. Drawings of Mine- a speciality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
c. P. V. WATSON, M. D.

DIlYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has re moved his office and residence To the buld- W-uu Pennington street, opposite Ben Nor -lu Law Once, u0urs-lU to l@ ga. m, ana
 10 and Go g D. m. Diseases peculiar io women and children a specially.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

X WESTERN farmer has adopted an efficient lut siiEh-ly risky method of riddiug bis house cf flies. He has hung from the ceiling of his parlor nest ur hornets, transferred bodily from the woods The removal of the nest did not seriously displease the hornets. and as they found the house well stocked with flies for food, they soon became familiar and harmless, devOting their energies to the eXterml nation of the flies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
MA. SCOTT, JE.

\ GENT, HOME MUTUAL lNsI hAtHCE .Il- A Company, of California, nm t..,',,t,l,l T-- Norf6t.rii of London. QLeen ot LlNeipOoi' lre, eJcJ and New orN Life Insurance pauy, of New York. Oihce ID hl III"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

Creduat. American College, New York Cl'y- VETERINARY SURGEON, U. .. A
 Fort Lowell, A. T. -,,,, f, ALL ORDERS BY MAIL OK l-i lI-i. i..l., IT. A gram promptly attended 10. ,r-'l,' OIue.7 0''-i Ug leu at the Government CoHal, luO7'H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

FROM MT. James Hay We learn the following particulars Of the homI- eide at Camp Thomas on the seventh instant. as it was developed at the c0r0ucr's inquest The deceased, Es- tanislado Garcia. was barkeeper m Inc saloon Of J. C. Gerviile. About six o'clock on The evening of the seventh instant, Thomas Norris came Co the saloon, and hot words passed
 between him and ilo blrkecper, who
 was intoxicated. The deceased went into an adjoining room and got a
 pistol which he pointed at Norris, ap- parcntlv with the intention Ot shoot ing him. Norris then drew his re- volver end -hat tviee ot Garciai kill ing hun ..4est instantly. The yer dict of The coroneIs jury justiiies the homocidc Subsequently, upon eX- animation before Justice Futile, Nor ris was discharged from custody.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
WILLIAM OSBORN,

TTORNEY al law, Notary Public and con A yeyaucer. Special assistance gwen l,- i,- 0I4nin. paients for Mining and fFeeii I.rt .,Oii caif4s. and also title to land under inc De7eIs land timber culture laws Ofhce hor'h s'N0 N' Congress street. Tucson ArlZ"ii"-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Notice

TVO THE PARTY OR PA -TIES CLAIM ing tne Dido mine, situate in the liar -haw District, from oue-half tO thrce-quarters 0f @ mile of fhe Trench mine-This is to give notice that we have done the necessary assess msnt work, amounting Co sl00, iu said mine for the year ending January I. 1881, and unless -aId party Or parties come forward and pay his or their prop Ortion of asscss.aent w0sk, snld mine win be forfeited Go us
 B. M LOWELL
 J. k. ALLEN. January 10, 1881 jlG
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
PIANo TEACHER.

ATE OF SAN FRANCISCO, WILL ] 4 give lessons on the Piano st TeasonAoie ---,- Rooms iu Nelisch Block. J2lm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
GrnRGE J. RosKRUGE,

F $. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE, one door east of Judge Osborne s au Maiden Lane, Tucson, A. r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
DIR. LABABTHE.i

DENTIST, I ATE OF PARIS. OFFICE, ROOM 25, | i Palace Hotel All work done without
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
IL IIGHTHIZEEs

TTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR-AT- A Law. and Notary Public. Office, Meyer 1r.egt. north of Maideu Lane, Tscson, A. IT. Mining laws a specially
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
NOTICE

Our Descriptive Illustrated Price List, No. 20, of Dry Goods. etc.. will be issued about March 1st. 1881. Prices quoted in No. 2S will remain good until that date. Send us your name early for copy of No. go. Free to any address,
 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.,,
 s27& gao Wabash Ave, Chicago. III.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
To the Public.

ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY SAU- '.I- \ toned against purchasing any iahu ',si,l's on the Babocomari Rancho, situated on A-oo .-'l, cYmari Greek, Pima County, Aflzouh, .loiH auypsrties,p s,prctending to h0ia tiliI
 a Bv ROBERT FEKki =
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

MR. THoHAs GIBSON gIyes us the following as the latest development at Wilcox: The first child born in that embryo city has been named James Wilcox Power. He. IS looked upon as sort of public property, and as soon as the townsite of Wilcox Is pat ented tract of land within its limits is to be set apart for the sole use and benefit of the little stranger. May he be a Power in the land, say we.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
InsEPH NEUGAss.

TTORNEY AT LAW. Al business in- A trusted to me UiIl se promptly attended Io. Especial attention paid Co confeyahClhs and collections Otlice on Meyers street, near Pennington.