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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

NIR. DIXON, the proprietor of the Russ House. informs us that owing to want Of dining capacity he will close his dining room until such repairs can be made as will enable him to serve the public as he desires to. This much needed improve ment will place the Russ House Tn the front rank of hotels in the Territory, and we hope it will soon be made. In the meantime airy and elegantly furnished rooms can be had by the day, week or month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

A woMAS's hand is a great trouble to her When she goes out to walk, she must have something to hold in 1t, other wise she don't know what to dc with 1t. No wonder she is ready to give 1t away at the first opportunity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

HE Yuma Sentinel says: A very mo- Heeaoie feature in the day of the memo tlel services Of our late President Gar -eid on Monday last was, the day was generally observed by our citizens of AeIean birth. They all closed their iio1ses aud paid the same respect to the iialnented dead as the native born Amer .oals. This tribute was a good and proper one on their part and evinces slil' they are good friends of Amercan II; i;.-sllii'utons. q Almost born and nestled ~ me birth of freedom, they at all times ie.o.ee at our greatness, and in our late os-sa'ement have wept with the same soIioVs and feel the same sadness as our . o~l native born people. The Mexican reputation of Yuma have always been S''o cltlzens and a legal people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
U.s.L.yD OFFICE AT TUosoy, AnIzox4

|. S. LAND OFFICE AT TUCsON, AEIzONA.
 September I7th. t-sf. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LAT DEWITT - C. Cage. has fled notice Of intention Co make final proof before the Register and ke- ceiver of the U. x. Land Office in Iucs0n, A, I-- on the 3fh day Of October. is-l. at iJ clock a. m. Oi that day. on Pre-emptIOu DeclaratOry state men- No. 67- for the Ei4 of the oN .i and W lz or the SEl. of Sec a6, T : s R 10 F. He names a witnesses Robert C. Wood Geo. r. Cook. J. M- DOdson and John Rhodes. all of Mesayllle. An zona HENRY COUSINS Register.
 First publication. September i-. l--i. ev
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TIE plans and specifications for the erection of the new Baptist Church will be on exhibition at the residence of the pastor on Eighth street, between Church street and Stone Avenue, on Tuesday next. at which time bids will he received.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Local Intelligence.

l,-.,,n CENTRAL mill shipped eight l'1>-, ~ million on the 27th ulto., and -sr .-.s bars on the 2eth-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

A MEXICAN named Jose Valencia. who mas ranch at Tres Alamos, was awakened about II o'clock on Tuesday Ils4t by a noise in his corral, and sup PosLhS one of his hogs was disturbing HlS mules be went out and threw a stone Il Inc direction from which the disturb --ee arose. He was immediately fired epon by some one in the corral, two of the A'e shots taking effect in his left fore am causing bad flesh wounds but break Ts 1T4s no bones. He came to this city on Wednesday, and Dr. Lyford dressed the wounds. Valencia states that he is cer- 'ai3 I the shots were fired by Pedro Leon, ana l that he was trying to steal his mules when discovered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
IMPLICATION FOR PATENTS.

Claimants-Wm. H. Martin, John Bal lard and Edward Reilly, by H. l.. Stiles, attorney; Copper Queen mine, Sept. p; 1851 acres.
 Claimants-P. R. Fully, E. Ochoa, s. R. De Long, T. J. Jeffords and F. G. Hughes, Omega, Sept. 2S; 20.66 acres.
 Claimauts--P. R. Fully, E. Ochoa; s. R. De Long and F. G. Hughes, Omega; 1st Extension South; Sept. 2S, 20.66 acres.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

Trr Grand Rapids, Michigan, Demo .--+ If September 20th, says that Miss I-- I-.z sexton has been quite sick, de- b;Tty and nervous prostration being the apparent cause.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
N0TlCE---For Sale.

NOTICED HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN UN - divided Oue-half Of the Oakland mine and an undivided one-tLird of the MoiiIe McCarty. Empire District. will be sold at private sale Co fhe highest bidder. for cash-to satisfy m0rtgage -ou the 18th day of September, 1--l. Both mines are located within Jue-half mile of Total Wreck mine and nre tine prospects Bids may be left with H. B. LIEhthizer, attorney. No. South Myers Street and full particulars ohtained.
 Tucson. Sept 5th. l-sl- tLAS- bAIN-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

Now that the weather has become set He'd preparations for new buildings are pelng made all over town. Pennington street seems to be taking the lead just noE. Besides the Court House, which VIII tront or Pennington street, an en- Ire block IS to be built up, beginning at the corner of Main street and extending east to Meyer street. The Cosmopolitan Hotel IS to have additions at a cost of S-'l"l; NIT. Sanford will erect a build iing' the ground of which is designed for ulslness houses, and second story for olnces. Other buildings are likely to go lp on Pennington street soon. Congress, though she now has the start, must look b her laurels fl she would hold her own m the battle of progress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

,x ineendiary fire in Prescott on We'd
 'isv morning destroyed the new 4-'-i-I 4i-r,iranr house of Amos Adams. It was ;rsrred for SlUM
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

SrurrARY LAKEWOOD has ordered all .bs Territorial Governors back to their igties. and the Eastern summer-ressorts gre beginning to wear a deserted ap- naarauee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

r,ert C. N. Bailey, R. Q. NJ. Eighth 4-f,ot-v. i,r has been ordered from Will l-,'t- r to Fort Wingate, New Mexico, or rrblic business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

WE received some fine specimens of Arizona peaches Thursday of W. 4. Lat tin, whose ranch is on the San Pedro near its junction with the Gila. They were from two-year-old trees, and of su- peuor flavor, and as handsome as any to be found il the market. Mir. Latin has 20)U trees, consisting of peach, plum, apple, apricot Japanese peTsImmon, nee tarenes, etc, all of which arc doing well. We are alsl indebted to Mrs. Latin for boquet of some thirty varieties of beautiful fragrant flowers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

SNUEL LDKToS leaves for Pinal to- morrow to take charge of the great sil- yer mnes owned by the Pinal Consols- dated Mining Company. Mir. LInkton IS veteran mining superintendent, aud VII doubtless give a good account of himself The PInal property, in which Mr. L. Is largely interested, IS one of the most valuable ever discovered in Ari- z0ua The stock is mostly held by few San Francisco cspitalists.-'S. $. F. Report, September Eth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

rBporaH the e1ertions of the post -.a- in this city, the mall service to S-- .;-1,, ,-a has been increased to twice a rrar <.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TIE Tucson CITIZEN issued on Mon day Memorial Edition" containing the full proceedings of the observance of the Presidents funeral in that city. It is a splendid number and credit to Tucson and its able publishe rs.-I Phe- nix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

sion uVf--Inr rp -u. .Hfr. l.ar.-- ut son. no,-ae iu -as head che v..l t....i rr-..a a- 1l9b- served Iu t.e uTIas. al | rl.re et.el that Lead 70 insanity a1f. uIa.H.
 DR. MiSIiL FIl .-Tae tl fIr. .r Five Hun dred Dollars for a coo Cf ..- Ef. '.e t''-s- Restorative under -u -relt- meuti will not cure or .1- argf --s or lu- juuous found lu i-. l-.-1 .'l7ite disease- -uccea-lGl.g 2 rlli..l.. Dlnsui- vice irriudIn- anal--.- uf urs Frlce of VItai Kesforttisr. -t a u..-"- ar four tunes subsequently SlH. Sent t1 -r upon re- and in rrivafe name if da-i-al l hv A. E- HIN TIE, NJ. D., n kea1y ---ac-. -a Iraucisco. California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

AN exchange, under the head of " Fashion Notes" reports that gentle men returning from the summer resorts are wearing their pocket-bOOks flat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
District Stilwem. J.


 District Court -StilwelI, J.
 WEDNESDAY, Sept 2S.
 Edward Rawson ct al. vs. Ed. Long bottom without prejudice
 Territory vs. Julian Perez de Serano murder-Contlnued till September Both Calabasas l.. & NJ. Co. vs. P. R. Tuily ct .aL.-Plaintiffs instructed to deliver certain papers to defendants. R. T. Coleman ys. Fl. B. Jenks ct al.- Verdict for plaintiff; 20 days stay of eI- ecution.
 John Brennan vs. Charles Stewart, | appeal from Justices COurt-Set for | September 29th, cOnditiOnally.
 B. D. Fairbanks vs. Charles Stewart | Same action. ! O. H. Hahn vs. Holland Silver M. Co. Continuance granted defendants.
 THURSDAY, September %. Rescued from Total Wreck M. Co. vs. Total Wreck NJ. Co.-Ten days further time to answer.
 B. A. Hoskins vs. Walter Il. Vail Same action. Mann & Driver vs. Orion Silver NJ. O., two cases-Judgment for plaintiffs. B. D. Fairbanks vs. Charles Stewart Verdict for plaintiff for $50.
 John Brennan vs. Charles Stewart Continued for the term.
 !. H. Simpson vs J. M. McArthur- Judgment for plaintiff by default. Q. W. Streeter vs Calsbasas Land and Mining COmpany-Continued till ad- iOurned term.
 l.. Goldbaum vs F. Rosncranz--Hear- ing motion herein set for Oct. l.
 all jurors excused until 9 a. m. Friday. Court adjourned until a. m. Friday.
 FRIDAY, September 30. Territory vs Julian Perez de Serrano murder. On motion of attorney for defendant the Court instructed the jury to acquit the prisoner, on the opening statement of the Deputy District Attor- ney Verdict of not guilty.
 Territory vs Julian Perez de Serrano two indictments for assault to con- init rape F. NJ. Smith, Esq, appointed counsel for defendant and cases contin- ued for the term.
 Calabasas l.. & NJ. Co. vs P. R. Fully ct sl-action for libel for Sl00,0O0 dam ages. On trial.
 SATURDAY, Oct. l. Territory vs l. Meyer and 1 B KOwal- skie--Seven indictments for, while bailees of certain property, converting the same to their own use with intent to steal the same. Dismissed on the ground that the District Attorney is unable to procure witnesses.
 Jos Sresovich vs NJ McArthur-De- murrer withdrawn and defendant given till Oct to answer.
 Wood & Lee vs J M McArthur-Same action.
 Louis Goldbaum vs F Rosencranz- Defer dant's motion to strike out portion of complaint denied. Demurrer with drawn and defendant given 20 days to answer.
 Archibald Mcbride vs Jennie F. Me Bride--CouTt Commissioner appointed referee to pass upon service of papers and report testimony.
 Nicholas Sresovich vs Joseph Sreso- vich ct al-PlaiutifT granted leave to file amended complaint and that said com plaint be served with the original sum- mons and complaint.
 Milton Sautee ct al vs Andrew H Car gill-Demurrer confessed and plaintiffs allowed to file amended complaint and change of venue taken to Yuma county. Parker & Clifford vs Peter Tomey- Appeal from Justice Court. Set for Octobe- 1, conditionally.
 Leop0ldo Carrillo administrator, vs Jesus Navarro-Defendant given thirty days additional time to answer.
 Calabasas Land and Mining Company vs P k Fully ct al-Defendants' Objec- tions to dispositions being argued.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TIE memorial edition" of the Tucson CITIZEN, published on last Monday, marks a Ted letter day in the history of journalism i1 our Territory. Excellent as are the ds-iy editions of this able jour nal, that of last Monday was extraordi- nary. It was a handsome 36 column paper repiete with all the latest news, and glviug full description of the flu neral ceremonies that had just taken place m Tucson. The enterprise shown by Its editors and publishers deserves the warmest approval-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

JHE feat oi making one train of cars pass another upon the same track has been often attempted, and so far has proved unsuccessful, and a belief IS sr9Vlng quite general that it IS as diff culi of accomplishment as IS perpetual notlon- The latest endeavor to do so met with complete failure Thursday after noon, near PapaEo station, a short dis lance east Of Tucson. 4 special freight tran met the work train on a curve, and met t with sufficient energy to bruise the locomotives considerably. 4 fire man named Miller jumped from one en- glne and wrenChed his ankle very se- v'erely. He was taken to the hospital t9-da!, but will be out again in 8 few days
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TIE office of the Sonora Stage Con- pany has been removed to the Church plaza, near Congress street. Messrs. Andrade x Compa are agents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Land Office Matters,
New business for the past week: FILINGS FOR MINING PATENTS.

Sept 2S. AppIcants-R. N. Leather wood, J. c. Handy, Edward \. Fish, James H. Hewitt and John Bartlett, by H. s. Searle, agent, Yellow Jacket, Orc Blanco. 20.32 acres.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

TIE Yuma Free Press says: "Nlr. c. T. Server, one of the conductors for the Southern Pacific R. k. Company, met with quite a serious loss some three weeks ago. His pocket book containing three certificates of deposit of one of the Tucson banzs, and about Sl0O in money was stolen from him on the train Pay ment has been stopped on the certli- cate O deposit. The entire loss amount ed .c $40 This money was all earned by MT. Server by hard work, which fact makes the loss heavier"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
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227 and 2z9 Wabaa a Avenue Chi7e FL

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Pnrhsrin..

Our friend of the "Limekiln Club" in Detroit. seems inclined to the belief that tue Pocksniiis of the world are not, on the whole, the best, and he expresses his sentiments iu the quInt and philO- sophie style for which he Is SO widely known:
 "Doan be too good" said the old man, as he crossed his hands under his coat tails. "I advise you to be good, but not goOdy-gOod. When a man reaches a sartin line of goodness, he will have de respect an esteem of all who meet him; orfuns will bless him, an wldders will pray for him. When he crosses Ober dat line he will pray fur de poo wid one hand, an lend money at fifteen per cent wid de odder. He will shed tears fur his uavbur's woes, but leave six inches of snow on hls sidewalk fur de public tO wade frew. His chin will culver when Le speaks of de poo heathcu in Africa, but his own boys will play baseball in de alley on Sunday. He will weep ober de need ob more Orfun asylums, but he won't put down a shll- lin in money. ] duau' want muffin to do wid a too good man. When l know a man to be wicked 1 know how Co take him. When l know him to be a goOdy- good man, my only safety am to let him alone. When you meet man who am distressed ober de gineral wicked ness of de world, doan' you lend him any money widout good security. When you meet a man who says 'ah,' an 'um, an rubs his hands together, an rolls mp his eyes. dou' challenge him tO trade horses. Find me a man who weeps be kase de world hain't better, an l will show you man who makes his own home unhappy. It am de belief of a man who has put in sixty-two vars of life on dis planet dat 1t am wuss Co be too good dan 1t am to be too wicked. De law VIII soon get hold of de too wicked, but de too good can't be cOtched. Gin me a man who pays his debts, speaks de truf in his deains, lets whisky alone, uses his family right, an takes de side of de old an poo an de young an weak in de battle of life. Hes de man tO tie to, an if he doau' reach heaben, all odder sorts O men will stan a mighty slim show
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
IARRIED

MARRIED. GANN-KNUDSON-In Globe September 18th W. T. Gam and Mrs. Emily knudsou. WHITE DWYER-At Prescott, September "tst lIr. Ferguson J. White. of Tip-top nd Miss Mary Dvyer. of Prescott.
 DIED. LEAVITr-In In San Francisco. September 21. 1881. wife of Mr. S B. Leavitt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
WELLS. FARGO X CO.'S LETTER LIST

The following ls a list of letters remaining at the office of Wells. Fargo & O.. prior to Sep temher 2f. 1--i.
 Burdick. J D Rart0lemy. C Campbell Henry Conway. John Daniel. Ind Day James M Daley, ( F Dawson. Joseph Evans. Cha- Foster George Griffin. M B Hlttinger Held B Mason. J Morgan. ti \ Parks. Chas T Richardson, C Richardson, R R Ross. Hattie Thornton. " l Williams, II l. DaGuerre Kcfucio Madrid. Jesua Soto. Pablo B BiestavOs. Mercade
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postofice at Tucson. Arizona, for four weeks prior to Septem-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

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A Remarkable Death.

GIRL DIES IN THE EMBRACE OF HER LOVER
About O'Clock last night the family of Mr..
j. Kali, living two miles east OF this city, was
throWn into intense excitement and despair by
the sudden death Of an only daughter, Miss
Minnie Rail, 16 years Of are. The young lady
was In the parlOr at the time. in company with
Charles Gray, her af1ianced. 1t seems from the
statement OF Mr.. Gray. which was given With
broken sobs and tears that the two were seated
on a lounge. and he was urging her to name an
early day for their wedding. The girl was coy
and bashfui, and hesitated about it. But the
lover was lmpOrtunate and sought In every
way to induce compliance with his wishes.
At last she consented, saying;
IL viii marry you in April"
IN the excitement and JOY OF the moment Mr..
Gray threw his arms around her waist and drew
her to him with quick, passionate embrace
He was not conscious OF eXerting unusual
strength, and does not believe that he did But
the girl gave short, sharp scream. and ex-
lis arms, her head resting on his shoulder
bis frantic cries alarmed the family, who came
rushing into the room to find the pitiiul sight
or the dead girl lying pale and inanimate In her
lovers arms. a messenger was dispatched post
haste for DR.. Hale, who arrived within an hour.
But nothing could be done. The young lady
was beyond all human aid. 1t is the opinion OF
the ply sician that heart disease was the imme.
diate cause Of the girls death. She was fratl
and delicate, and had long complained of trou.
Bile with her heart The excitement incident
to the conversation with her lover had probably
superinduced the attack which led to her nre.
mature death. Naturally, the family are over
Whelmed With grief, and young Gray is almost
beside himself with horror and despair Miss
Minnie was very handsome young lady. and
was Well known In the society circles OF this
city. She was extremely delicate, and pos
sessed slender frame which succumped to the
slightest attacks OF Ill health.-KeobuE (Iat)
DtSpdtCh 10 CF,iCdqO Tribune.
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The P-street School, Building.

Editor Si0r:-lt Is evident, think, that the
PROBABLE patrons OF the P-street school prefer
that the water closets and urinal5 should be
placed In the yard instead of in the basement.
Ihey feel that children sitting In the school
shoulc not be exposed. for five hours daily, to
the FISK OF fnhaling effluvia and sewer gas. The
direction by Congress that the high school
shall be built on the south end OF the same lot
gives to the commissioners good reason for
yielding to the wishes Of parents on this
tainly be built in the yard; and 1t would be
cheaper and better to put the closets for the
two buildings under the same roof. with one
sewer connection. AS there is not money
permanent rear building, the lumber In the
market sheds might be used for a temporary
structure. Won't the Commissioners consider
this suggestion? ATTCCS
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DECIDED BARGAINS
NEW SpHgRs. INV CRAHS

$500 YARDS OF BRADFORD LACE BUNTING
IN ali the new th ades, at 1G35 cts. per yard.
1900 YARDS OF DAMA6SE AND NOME
CLOTH DRESS GOODS, at Is cts. per yard.
5000 YARDS OF MOHAIR DEESS GOODS in al
the new shades, at 12H cts per yard.
3,tg0 YARDS OF MATTlLASSE GOODS, at 10
Is PIECES OF SUMNER SILKS, new styles.
As cts, so cte., 60 cts, rs cts.
d, BLACK SILKS, 50 cts. per yard. rs cts. 81 90
COLORED sILKe, 60 cts. per yard.
ROMAN STRIPES for trimming.
PLA1DS for trimming.
DAMASCUS for trim ming.
-ALL-WOoL CHUDDA CLOTHS, new shades.
80 cs.
=; BLACK SATIN DAMAssEs, 50 cts. rs cts.
81 90, $l.2b. 81. SO
WOOL FINE BLACK CASHMERE. ST
OI01H FOR BOYS SUITES, IS cts, 81 cts,
LADIES' CLOTH, new coaching shades
TALE LINkNS, % cts. yard-long all linen
GNGLiSH CORDED p1oUE, only 12K c.s.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
ENGLISH BALBR1GGAN HOSE, only 25 cts.
palr.
SPRING CARPETS,
Decided BARaAISs n EVERY DEPART.
G. NJ. TOWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue south side,
mar26 Near It'll street and Market.