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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
Poor Prescott.


 making a lugubrious wall over the
 prospect of the capital being removed
 this city. and the Miner charges the
 members of the Legislature from this
 portion of the Territory with practic-
 ing all the tricks known to leger-
 demain for the purpose of depriving
 Yavapai of that which was hers first upon the organization of the Terri
 tory.n Members who, few weeks
 ago were fiattered as natural states
 men. !" are now mere fellows who
 sdorn their craniums with a No. 4
 sombrero and their pedals with IA
 boot" The magic wand of the Miner sorcerer is indeed powerful.
 The only argument advanced by the
 Miner against the capital being re- moved, is that Prescott has thrice purchased it, and therefore holds pos session through an implied bargain and sale contract It is very naughty of the Miner, after having oribed Legislature into doing something it knew was pot right, to thus publicly proclaim the fact. The subornation of the soIons was bad, extremely bad, and is deserving of rebuke; but to publish the iniquity-to boast of ones own iufamy, as 1t were-is beyond reason.
 The Miner even assails Governor Fremont for having an opinion on the question of removal, and iutimates bad motives therefor. With all the respect we can muster for the nasty judgment of the paper, we must re- spectfuly decline to place c-edence in single word of such iusinuatiun. Governor Fremont is a gentleman, and a gentleman's honor Is IS dear to him es his very existence. No other proof the falsily of the statements of that paper IS necessary.
 We're the truth really known it would scarcely surprise Us il the ani- mus Of he attack upon the Governor would be found in possible lack of affinity between the gentleman and his accuser, and thst broad hint has been found necessary 10 establish proper relations between them.
 While considerably removed from the geographical center of the Terri tory Tucson is really the center of its The counties of Pima, Cachise and Graham, and the parts of Apache and Pinal tributary to thIs section, contain population of oger 9, 900, or fve,eights of the inhabit- ants of the Territory. Our railroad l facilities also bring the 5000 people of | Yuma and large portion of Marico- pas 5000, within easy access of ou city.
 The present importance of Trcson | as a commercial metropolis, and the great expectations of it's future, to- geiher with the facts above set forth, all point to it as the proper seat oi government of Arizona.
 The idea of compelling our repre- 10 carry all their legislative wisdom over a stage journey of several hund cd miles up into little noun tain hamlet may be amusing to the people of Prescott, but rather absurd to everyone else. Give Prescott an insane asylum, Yuma tie peniten- tiarr, Phenix the mint and Tucson the capital, and all will be well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
Notice

ITO wM. MEDLOCK, HENRY CAMP
 BELL and DAN HIGGINS, or those parties that may claim uucer them-The uu dersingsd gives notice that he has Lad the necessary assessment work done upon the OI- taws mine, in uafshGw, Patagonia District Pima County, A. T., for the year ending ] an- uary l, 1881, and paid the sum o SlOJ for the same; and unless the sad MedlOck, Campbell and Higgins, or lhUse owning under Iuem, come forward within ninety day from the date Of this uOtIce ana pay 10 me tue sum Oi SlUJ, that being their suure Ot the money paid Tor Gssessmelt wOrz, said mine WILL be thereafter forfeited tO me J. G. HLChE.
 Tucson January ,, 1851. jl5w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
SfOO REWARD.

ow KINDRED DOLLARS REWARD dn goId com of the United States) wa be paid by ihe undegned t9 any I9ss Pe5Ib lo }be V" G terTfsn and conviction Of the person or persols who have heretofore, or who may hereafter, oe ,-,,fl,V of cutting and otherwise marring the Ssnes and tails of horses belonging to t1e undersigned or being by him pa7tured on tue Sonoifa- in Pima County, Arizona Territory, or winch nav lead 10 the detection and con yicriOu of any person or persons who may have hefefofore or who may hereafter fire wilfulSy snv bav being The prOperiy Of the undersigned
 CHAS. \. FERGUSON.
 Hsrs hsB, Pima County, A. T., January &'' 1881. J-S
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
Hotel Arrivals.

Palace-D. D. Nathan, J. R. Far rell, E. E. Hardy, P. c. Slattery, P. B. Prefumo. John Haley, Tombetone A. R. Smith, J. B. McClenahan, Orc Blanco; Chas. R. Wores, Arivaca; W Bleubell and wife, Mrs. F. Rosen- crans, Harshaw; D. H. Smith, Will cox; R. R. Haines, Los Angeles; f. R Garner, San Jose; Joseph Naphtaly, j. Yorba, Peter St. Mary, z. MOrt"Lt San Francisco; Miss Sally Moore, Los Angeles; Miss Jennie Applegate, Oak land; Miss Molie Stanten, San Fran cisco; J. Il. Norton, Fort Grant; G. W. Multz, A. Painter, Harshaw; Ed. Lungboltom, Washington Camp; J. Goldon, Colorado.
 Cosmopolitan J. R. Hale, Wm Sutley, Jue Bignon, Wm Brewster, Jas Collins, Manuel NJ. Alonzo, Chas. 4. Somers, N. Peck, E. C. Gunni- son, Tombstone.
 Graud-John Bauer, L. T. Vail and wife, Edward Rochester, W. Johnson, san Fraucieco; NJ. T. HerzOg, c. F. Kalhrens, D. Hamilton. Prescott; w. J. Daley, Florence; w. 5. Irwin, Ven tura; Adolf Levy, Paris.
 Superintendent E. B. Gage, of the Grand Central Mine, Tom bstone, is in the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

ON the l7th instant bold robbery was perpetraied about twelve miles be. yond Fort Grant. Two soldiers who were working on the new road with a weeon and six mules were overpow- cred by two men and the mules stolen. About half mile from ths scene twenty-iive soldiers were at work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
John J. GOsper.

Anonp Inc men at Prescott whose names figure prominently in the news
 naners. and who are the recipients of more or less polite or impOlIte aiten- lion from the gentlemen of the "black art" stands in tine front rank the origl- nal of this portrait. He IS a little lame in the left les, and the cause Of was A stray bullet shot from a rebel rifle at Petersburg. He stands about i've feet eight or nine inches high, square shouldered, compsctiy built, not an ounce of superfiuUus flesh, small feel, strong, angular hands, head well set upon his shoulders and covered by mass of straight. black hair, with scarcely tinge of gray in II. though its owner has passed the fnrtieth milestone ou the road to the other land; forehead broad ard high, and with one little perpendicular wrinkle above the nose; nose straight, with well curved nOstrlls; eyes hazel, searching ard earnest in expression, and we'll guarded by heavy eyebrows. Little of his face is seen-it is covered by black beard Of some length-but enough Is visible to show that the owner is a man of strong will, and possibly, strong passions. It is face iull of character and individuality. A single glance al him and you would al once declare that John J. Gosper, . whose portrait I have drawn, loves his friends, and-weli, don't like his ene- mics. He has been Secretary of the Territory little over three years, and has been a good one, performing his duties conscientiously. He is cOur- teous, genial, kind, and holds a high positiou in the esteem of the Eleventh Legislature. He IS a great lover of horses and cattle, and quite recently imported magnificent bull at consid- erable cost, He is thoroughly A.i- zonan in feeling, and takes grea' in- terest in matters pertaining 10 the Territory's welfare.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

Two prospectors named Brady and Kelley, out in Papago District, got into dispute over their claims a few days ago and the former threatened 10 shoot the latter if he did not leave. Kelley swOre out a warrant for Brady's arrest, and Special Deputy Sheriff Davenport started out to-day to bring the offender in.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

THE deadlock In the Pennsylvania Legislature has at last been broken by the election of John J. Mitchell for Senator. NIT. Mitchell is represented as a model man, whom politics have not corrupted nor made rich. It is A refreshing departure from universal custom 10 elect such a man to office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
Stage Robbery.

From Mir. Wells, Fargo & Co $ representative in thl> city-we learn that he stage from Globe was stopped Thursday evening, when halt way between that place and Florence. by two men who called for the mail bag and express box. TheIr request was immediately acceded 10 by the iriver What their plunder amounted Co is not known, as it only consisted of what was taken in the mail, the cx- press box being empty. There were no passengers un the stage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

THE PAenix Herald says the work building telegraph line to Fort Me Dowell, northeast of Phenix 9 miles. has beea commenced by military au- thorities. The iron poles have all ar. rived at Maricopa, and are being dis ,ri6uied along the line as fast as pos sible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
The Lost Gunsight Lode Discovered.
 San Francisco Bulletin.

In Saline Valley, California, is a new discovery which has attracted the attention of a nun Der of heavy minins { men. The old town of Darwin is again revived, and tie deserted Dei- ance furnace is fired up whenever sufficient ore is taken from the Pro- montory mine, and is made to yield handsome profit. Probably about so men are constantly engaged. A report comes from Death Valley to the effect that e ledge had been dis covered on the head waters Of the AramgOsa river, which yields silver ore 50 pure that assays ran from S22, GOO to $25, O00 per ton. A pros pecL0r, formerly of Mammoth, named Robinson found it, and when last seen be was leaving Mojave with supplies Tn company with mining man SUD- posed tO be Edward Clark. This was on January 26Jh, since which time nothing more has been heard. If any truth Is attached to the report, then the long-lost Gunsight lode may be claimed as reuiscOvered. Heating Springs is the last mine of importance in Iny o, and is situated about 100 miles from Darwin and 50 miles from Pauamiut.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
Notice.

ITO THE PARTY OR PARTIES CLAIM. Il ing an interest iu the Leauder mine, sit- nHied ln the PatagOnia Mountains. Washing Ion Namp-Ihis IS 70 sne notice that l haze done the necessary assessment work, amount lng 10 clJc, on said mine, for The year ending JAAuaf! ], 1881, and unless said party or par tles come forward and pay his or iheiT prnpor- tien or siilu assessment work and cost of ad- Feriislng, salo niue wlli be s1rieited 10 me.
 Jlo Eb. LONG BOTTOM.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

JOHN MURPHY arrived on Monday from the Santa Ritas, and will leave h few days for Florence. He re- ports assays from two of his claims of $20O per ton at depth of ten feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

Mn. E. O'LEARY, of the Tucson Painting Company, got back q few days az" from his trip to the east. de returned by way of Texa-, traveling ross the wilderness of the Lone Star State for observation, with a spice of adventure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

IT is authoEitatively stated that the connection of the AIchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road with the Southern Pa eihc will be made by March 1st, and that trains will be run through 10 San Francisco in ten days thereafter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
Notice.

ITO THE PARTY OR PARTIES CLAIM Il ing the Dido mine, situate in the liar shaw District, from one-half Co thrce-cuartcrs CT mile or the Trench miuC-Ihis is Co give nouce that We have done The necessary assess ment work, amounting to SlOO, in said mine Tor The year ending January ]. 1881, and unless ealo party or parties come forward and pay his or their prop ortion of assessment work. said mine will be forfeited to us.
 \. M. LOWELL. January 10, 1Ssl iiO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

MR, D. FELIX IS remodeliug The store room west of Drs. Fl indy t Ho.' brooks office, and will soon put In 2 bIg stock of groceries, provlsioni' etc. MT. Felix has shown good b1'- mess qualities while in this city, and his numerous friends and old patr IDS are glad to see him again mercasl- dising.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

ApoLPH RHUE, charged with as- sault 10 commit rape on Annie NJ. Mliler at Tombstone, was committed to JaiI Tuesday afternoon by Vim. soule, acting Deputy Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

MR. HENRY SCHABES, having dis. posed oi his business in this city, will act as resident agent for Eastern man. ufacturers. MT. Schaben is very careful business man, and will no doubt build up good trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

MRS. MAY will open a boarding Tn Nelisch's block on Nam street, in the rear of the Palace Hotel, on the 1st proximo. She will make a special ty oi elaborate dinners or suppers for parties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

A DIsPENsATIoS to conduct a Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons in this city has been received by Brother A. M. Bragg, w. NJ, from Grand Master Denson, of California. The Lodge is now authorized to confer the several degrees of this noble order.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

MR. JOIN H. CAMPBELL. who ds suffering from broken leg, was pres- ent at the Odd Fellows installation Tuesday. He was carried on a litter from the hotel 10 the Lodge room.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

THE association Of public spirited citizens operating under the utie of The Chain Gang, Is patriotic as well as enlerprising. It conmemoraied the birth Of the cherry tree sculptor yesterday by placing the pabllc thoroHghiares in an excellent sanitary condition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

THE Contention mill shipped seven bars Of bullion on Saturday, valued al Sl1, GOO, and five bars on Tuesday valued a, SI3,5OO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
Territorial News.

The Mack Morris mill is idle temporarily. Work is temporarily suspended on the EmiZettl. The Champion mill Is again running. SJoneWail No. 1 will change hands shortly, It is rumOred.
 Pinal Drill.
 An unknown man died q. Silver King on Wednesday at one of the hotels. He came over the traii from Globe on foot, appeared to be suffer- ing from long Illness, and died from eXhaIslIOn. He gave no name, ard nothing was fourd about him but aB old mining location notice and S6 in money. The remains were deccntly enclosed in @ (. fla and taken to the Pima! cemetery where, upon Leing exposed Co view, The body showed signs ot ls Those present became alarmed and sent for Dr. II. H Davis, who, upon examination, pronounced the man dead The coffin was again closed and consigned, with its con signed with is con ents, to the grave
 Prescott Democrat
 Judge SuilweU, our new District Judge, arrived Wednesday morning from New York, aud has been called upon by many of our professional and other oitIzens. The Julge is 8 slight buiir, rather 'outhiul gentleman, free q. m any aL,c,aion, and with pleas ing manners and address, and will, dnlauos, be popular among our people. He be1rs the reputation of being an experienced lawyer The Juig- cam. by the way of New Mexico, and rsc1rtd very narrowly in un accident which happened 10 his train on tho A T. & :. r. R. R.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

THE nsme Of the swiDdlsr who beat A. Dachena out of S23 IS Joseph Mon, tari, an Austrian by birth, and hard case by reputation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

JOHN MAsURE left yesterday for sonora, to inspect some mines near Ores. His many friends hope he will make a rich strike.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

THREE bars of silver bullion were shipped from Millville on the 22d inst, amounting to S1l, ,OS46S
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

TIE Head Center mill, at Conten- tlon Is running steadily. The Grand Central mill will commence on the 1st prox.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

MRS. ATKINSON has purchased Seha6en's lodging house, Church plaza. The rooms are 10 he all re- noVaIed and placed in first-class shape
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

DAVE BRADLEY, formerly of Texas. died at Drew's Station last Saturday morning, after few days sickness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

ON the 18th instant Harshaw stock was selling in Boston at S17.50, rising from Sl1 in four days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27

will see in the near future that the Patagonia mountains will not only be the place where the business boom is, tut a place res0rted to .n the hot months for health and pleasure.
 Yours, LIGHTNING
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-27
United StatesIndian Service P,mq NaEcopo and PGPGg0
 Agency

ATovFyBER %. ls59-To WHoM, il
 may concern; I an ordered ey -ng DiI O1 {. missioner of Indian Ail-lli5 i-s ,H -.'' c,c,,rT isn5s on inc Papago Reservation, rhat
 premises must be gacatei within nlnetY sl-, aay
 Also that all cutting Of tim per rom Recreation must cease from lhis dale, oiliI wise parties committing --lA G ue i ie,,f,t will be f,rosecuted for the same 9F @ @llc " st.,o. 1., .S c io,,srnmeut. A. B. LUDLAM, . S'S'Ss t1, .,-, |. S Indian Agent:
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Glueitnl 4nslruncnl5.

-BEATTY'S PIANOFOHIES.-Ma" mil
=. cent holiday presents square Grand rau" ont. 'Hi
very handsome lf- lI'. "a i'
Erstty'- mat. hess iron francs, -i.u boots, cover "'N "
-g % tu- 90 catalogue Prices 1900 U $50 - -hl d
faction uarunir Refunded, ai gear u
mn aht piaupurtr-, % q" s'J' catalogue piI e. % 20"
$500 standard papfY u 90. uFH s lil1.-itt '
tlf,. VII mammoth i- u t't'uu i.s; h'".'s iui
ORGANS cathedral, ClUltE chapel, EarUr 80 npNaui ~
Tor. cI4Hs. ur,i. PASSENGERS HluIiAl u
catalogue holiday ,GIuut rec. Add,cH. nr rnu upon
DANIEL. f. uIA IIi. Maahiugt NU"Jct7ty
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DrtSSmd ilnl.

AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER aud UTTER
" would GO private fan irs ird U.|tf "a "'t q IDi
home AIdrrss FElN,H ..--N Ak III Woo. .!..
st.
hRESSNAKEB--A competent drrs5maE"r
understand 100 prlHc ',- 'i cir ,tntsuf. n-'., ia 'l
aIrf dresses done over ua tlc most reason
abir terms. ais, guiding AID htuug mate perfect; i''t
ouors siV "a Ailf..s, 'i;i- 'i i.'Il 800 ''-'t
nRESSMAKlNG- by lady who wishes y
few more ugarrmcu. hy av or week. 10 DO an Ll1c- NJ
family 81. wing assist eit HI,.ttlIa ahd '1 u'r ,
KIND Of SEWING machine - per day; references gwen '''
" address Tor tIlrr uays lri West a'il.-'.
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Cost ano Gouna.

4 OST.-Rank book No. 131, 996, issued by
IL the German Savings Bank, in the City OF NeWfOrk 10
Nelson August Anon II found or returned 70 the DanK De-
fore the 18th day November 1881 application VIII De maze
Tor a new book
I 0ST-On or about DIST of May last. Certi-
~ hcate No 299 for 100 shares Wisconsin Central Rail-
Co ' 'o
eBfoad-st. New.YOrk
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Go mbom il map Concern.

'ARENlBACH FASH0WITZ is supposed to
nave died In the United States between the years 1910
Aoos ne deceased had business connections In the
p p o. Mew.iork Boston, and New-Mexeo Territory
GENERAL OF RUSSIA, New.York
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COOK, &c.-By thorough, go otc for citv or
o,,irv nrySfe or public. Ready at the Pro ~
HOME BCREAU. 1873 6ih-aye, 4th house aooYo IO
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6iiuatlons UantcN-- dlalcs.

4 SSISTANT BARTENDER.-By a smart
~ Intelligent ycuug man. age 10 T. rot afraid Of work
and can give good references Address = LLlNAN lOo
East 52d-st.. CIV
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(OOK,-By a colored woman; private family ~,
y or boarding house. l45 west 5@d's'' Oh MOUSE " ~ 'F
front
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GERMAN MAIL

1 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP Linz hEIWEEN NEW,NOHK,
DONAr Sat Sow 10 'tIIFI \ ......... sat pee 9
MOSII....... sat, N0y. 2i VA y sat pee. ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWBORN 20 sou IL" up
TON, HAVRE or EREMEN $50. o,
FIRST CABIN. &lOp-SECOND CABIN..--...- 500
STEERAGE. $50. ,
Return tickets reduced Prepaid storage crfth
Gates So Steamers sail from Pier between secoAd AMI
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Oni - 80 Iodv OF education ability and experience
~ osSIe references Address Miss HEssE, 10 D'h
aya
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DARTENDER.-By a Young man lately
nj 237 East 44th-st
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COLLECTOR.-By n sharp, shrewd, pushing
- Yankee lo single wiz guarantee to make nay coHec
references my wok Address II. w. Box ~, Tribune
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COOK.-By an excellent Scotch women an 1il-
~ derstaDis her business Ia every bIanSh Ca ~ au5 sde
1sbes. an excellent bread aud biscuit baker, Cy VI
country best references. can at w ON ave. ''oi saw
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UPHOLSTERY and FURNITURE repaired
Ut private residence 0ilng waxing and vanishing all
kinds OF woodwork cleaning MARBLE brass and steel work.
&c WAXER AN y POLIbHER, 3lg West ZlstsL
Bv active strictly temperate man. agel IS; eypcrelced
Is thoroughly reliable and can furnish good recqnn aons
EdJfe.s OMEN SWIFT, 2Sl T1llerY-st. Brooklyn.
tZrATCUNAN or PORTER.-By a smart,
w energetic young man. % single; has Al refer
snces Address G. W. BROWN, W west Auneyst, New
Srk, Nj.
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NOOK.-By a young girl as cook IN P TIi,n1e
fo,rv. cgbt years q 0 rcfc EMO. NJ NJ T. lflOune
Tptown ONCE L. 3S o ,dway. ----
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/,UANBERMAID and WAlIkESS;-rpSS o,eT .
4 -, r.sncc ahe person can furnish eAceLvnt i'
- veg r Tribune Uptown ONCE. l,2fo htO11wag.
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iiiiuations iuanteO--femaIes.

LADIES BUREAU Swedish t 40 to . select
IN class Protestant servants iaGirs ic hnTeat Also
French and servants Eyey SiV 40S
only rel abe help NILE Eh9l"0"'