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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
Military

Major William II. Comegys. Pay master, is 10 take station at Tucson instead of Fort Lowell.
 Lieut.. E. F. Wilcox, now in Wash ington, will accompany General Will cox on his return from the East.
 Capt. II. NJ. Kendall has been rc- lieved from duty at Fort Mcdowell and is ordered 10 Camp Grant.
 Surgeon Smith, Major Arnold and Captain Eagan have been appointed 8 Board of Survey To investigate the ciri cumstanceS of the transfer Of a lotto. ordnance by Lieutenat-Colouel Wll- kins Co Captain Woodruff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

SUPERINTENDENT ". c. CURTIs accompanied the railroad officials special car 10 Yuma yesterday. He will there meet AIr. A. \. Behau, late of tbe san Francisco and North Pacific Railroad, and who will accompany him back 10 Deming by a special tram, and on Monday Superintendent Curtis will transfer his office to MT Behan, and will proceed to San Fran cisco to accept the position of Resi
 dent Engineer of the road, under Montague. NIT. Curtis will be missed by his many friends in Tucson, who wish him success wherever he may be.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
County Recorders Office,
NISrNG LncATIoYs-


 Silver Glance, Tucson, March 2S: Chas Rickeis
 COnscript, Old Hat, March l; j A Boarl.
 KohinOor, Old Hat, March 1; J A Roark
 Twilight, Old Hat, March 1; J A Roark.
 Copper Glance. Old Hat March |; T A Roark.
 Sacramento, iOld Hat, March 1; Geo L Dynde.
 Good Will, Old Hat, March l; Geo L Lynde.
 Mountain View, Santa Catalina, April l6; J c Handy, C E Holbrook, A Lazard, Dan Tierney.
 Triangle, Empire, April 26; \ R Vail Carn Brea, Empite April 70 Geo J ROskruge.
 Crown Point, Empire, April l9; R J Rose, Vim Shaw.
 Sterling, Rincon Pass, March 90; Geo W Brown.
 Blue Copper, Rincon Pass, March %; Geo W Brown.
 Lucky Shot, Tucson, March 2S; F Harrison, J A Bright
 Queen of the West, Huachuca noun tains, April ?; P T Reid, Ike Patrick. Mica, no district, March T.; J C Jsn- nings, John Harper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

me with corruption or malfeasance.
 The charge that l resigned on com pulsiOn, under charges of corruption and malfeasance is absolutely false. 1
 have since been informed, and
 need not say how much to my sur prise, that the President has stated
 that he did not ask for my resign
 ation and that his first knOwledge of II was its presentation tO him by the Postmaster General" After going into some details of the star route ser
 vice, whereby he shows that nothing was done falsely or uniTstly, he con cludes by saying: '' It is quite pos sible that the discretion granted to the Postmaster General, by which he
 was permitted to expedite routes, was unwise. 1 twice recommended Con- gress that It should fix limit, and finally, upon that suggestion, It was defined and limited, while the author ity was left with the Postmaster Gen. eral. It was used, and facts ID every case were reported to Congress. All figures quoted by you and other news papers were communicated by me Co Congress, and thus made public. Congress investigated and examined both officials and contractors and listened tO disappointed bidders and those patriotic newspaper correspond ents who every hour of their lives Sus- tain a painful load of solicltude for fear that the government may be cheated and granted ample time for a full and fair discussion and voted by a decided majority to sustain the ac- ton of the Department. Now, l find you assume that nothing has been settled, and that all these matters are 10 be re-open9d and re-judged by the newspapers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
OVER THE WIRES.
PACIFIC COAST.
Special to the CITIZEN.

NA'NNAttA lo tAsN NAAA1E1Ns
 Barley Blooming.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-Barley is booming; sales of 2j, GOO sacks feed and brewing on Change today. Feed S5@90c; brewing, $1@1 121& for light and $l l.15Q l.20 for bright heavy
 Senatorial Row.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-TherC was a big row in the Senate at Sacra- mento last evening over the engross- ment tax levy bill, by which the de- bris tax was killed Grove Johnson and Enos wanted to fight, but were stopped, and several other Senator. appeared anxious for a lick or two. The Slickens Senators had tO subside and engrOssment was finally ordered It Is conceded chat this knocks She apportionment bill, both Senatorial and Congressional, out of time at this session.
 Mexican News.
 CrTY OF MENTCO, via New Orleans, April 2o.-GencsIi Grant was given a banquet yesterday by Jose Ia Man leur, who is claimant for the land on which San Francisco stands to-day The largest banquet was given Gen eral Grant and Romero by Senators and Deputies from Avaca.
 Several Americans are here seeking concessions for their railroads. Three parties are applying for Eagle pass and the LeOpOleOvampi routes
 Railroad Sold.
 SANTA CRUZ, April 29.-Yesterday the Santa Cruz railroad was sold 10 Stanford & Co.,, who will convert the same into the standard gauge. Bas- sett, StanfOrd's representative. Is to be here tonight, when plan of op- erations will be determined on
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

A SPECIAL train came ever the Atch ison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad Thursday containing Hon. T. French. government auditor uf railroad ac- counts; Henry Blackstone, govern ment railroad engineer; W. F. Me Lennon, chief of warrants in treasury office, J. W Griffin. chIeI clerk in office of comptroller of currency.
 They were met at Deming b. E. M . Railtor and party of officials of the Central Pacific Railroad and leased lines. in the officers car, and arrived in Tucson Friday The whole party win go by special train to San Francisco, travelling in the daytime only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

TIE public generally speak with unreseryed praise of Sheriff Paul's zeal in the discharge of his duties Even the opposition journals are say ing things of him too lulsome Co be regarded as entirely complimentary, since he succeeded in recovering his office. The people of Pima county are to be congratulated in the posses slon of the services of so excellent an officer, and the taxpayers will heartily endorse his efforts Co rgidly enforce all license laws.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
A ,orRFsPoNDEST of the PhiladI

\ CORRESPONDENT Of the Philadcl- phia iress says: ''When loik. Penn sylyania. was iu po>-, riou o; tae Con.eGeratcs, at the tiue oi Nn'eh ] write. General Early, who command- cd. levied cOnrlOutiou of slOo,uo0 upon the city. AS nearly all the ready cash had been removed before he ar rived. he only got S50,000. So conf dent was be in the success of the cam paign iu which he was engaged that he took the bonds of the corporation officers for the additional S'000O. He was beaten at Gettysburg, and the bonds were never presented. There is a story now in York that General Early still has the bonds, and con- templates bringing a suit against the city to recover the amount.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
Ecnst of santn Cntsline.

On account of the detention ot Bishop Salpointe on the RlO Graude, Father Antonio cannot, as expected, celebrate tbc feast of santa Catalina on Sunday, May i. The celebration is therefore postponed for one year, will give time for larger growth ot the religious community Tn these mountains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

MOTHER MoNICA, on behalf of the Sisters of St. Joseph, has purchased the building and grounds occupied by them as hospital, from F. V. Blake, agent for - Palmer, and will! immediately proceed Co improve the premises and put the place in shape as a firstclass hospital She has also purchased several adjoining lots from Hon. l. G. Campbell, which will greatly add to the value and conve- nience of the property. -l Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

MR. II. D. CoRBETT, late Of Lord X Williams Co.'S mercantile house, has opened neat little grocery in the
 building recently erected by him on Sixth avenue, opposite the school house. MT Corbett is a pleasant and gentlemanly young man, and hts many friends will be glad to see bis business expand to huge proportions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

IT rumored that an aged proprietor of one of the leading hotels ln ihis city has eloped with a gay and festive young and handsome widow who at no distant day kept a restaurant here Whether the report be true or not, the circumstances are decidedly suspi- cious, both taking the stage for that Sodom of the Pacific coast, San FIaa- Clsco.- Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

Mas. w. NJ BLAINE, who lives on Stone avenue, discovered a rat.lesnake in her house yesterday. She called in Mr. Morgan. who dispatched the reptile. IL was small oue. having but two raiiles and button A hule child of Mr. Blaine's had evidently been trying for the past few days to catch the snake, and it's mother could
 scarcely keep il from crawling under the lounge after the fascinating reptile.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

PHENIX now boasts of a really first class hotel. MT E Gantz, proprietor oi the Bank Exchange Hotel, has sc- cured additional rooms adjoining his house and has had them remodeled into most excellent accommodations Tor guests. All the rooms are.car- pe'ed and every bed has the finest oi sPilng mattresses. The people of Phe- DIX owe a debt of gratitude 10 MT oahlz Tor hls enterprise, for town is usually judged by the quality of its hotel accommodations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

TIE residence of Mr. Salazar was lighted up with gas Friday night, and presented a fine appearance. The machine was manufactured by Messrs. Goldhaum & Wolf, of this city, and works Co a charm. using gasoline m the manufacture of Illuminating gas. Everything about the apparatus works like charm, and is really an i'm provement upon the large sis works in use in large cities.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
District conrt-stlnwen. J :.

THURSDAY, April Sc. Robert Hanna vs J. B. W. Gardl- ner ct al-Ordered placed on trial calendar
 Territory vs. Meyer and kowalskie On trial. Witness FlOrentinO Va lencio examined, and C. NJ Hooker called for prosecution.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
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MR. WM. GANZ, of the Eagle Bakery, is about Co engage m the manufacture of baking powder, after The most approved formula. The en- terprisiA1 gentleman Is bound Co achieve success. and he certainly mer- its it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

MEssAs. HARRIS S SUTrog are re- ceiving consignmeEts Of large, beau ulul and delicious eastern apples, at their store near the corner of Con- gress and Church streets. They keep a biz stock of fruits of all kinds and eau usually supply their customers with anything they require.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
FOR EICN.
Grand Duke Sentenced.

"h" 'H->S 'i-'N"'''-
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 2S.-The cOmplicity of Grand Duke Nicholas in the plots of the Nihilists haIng been made clear, be has been sen fenced by decree of the Emperor to i'm prisOnment for life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
MILL SITES.


 Blue Cloud, Santa Catalina mountains. April l9: n Tierney. A Lazard. J C Handy. c F HOlbrook.
 POWERS OF ATTORNEY. Rafael Varela to Antonio Soto, general power of attorney.
 CORPORATION. First Baptist Church of Tucson, by c M K Paulisou, | Gregory. c D PostOn, E ; Dodge and Ben Goodrich. Banner Mining Company, by H Farley, W B Horton, Thos Wilson; 100 OO0 shares, Sl0 each.
 Arizona Silver Belt Mining Company, by II Farley W B Horton, ThOs Wilson; 100 coo shares, Sl0 each. Doughnut Mining Company, by H Far ley, W B Horton, Thos Wilson; 10000 shares. Sl0 each.
 APPOINTMENTS. M McKenna, as Deputy Assesser, by Sheriff Paul W B Hopkins, as Deputy Assessor, by Sheriff Paul.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

THE Arizona and California Lum- Der Company have filled their yards with an immense stock of all kinds of materials required in the construction of buildings. They ship by car loads to many stations along the line of the Southern Pacific, and always furnish Jus, as ordered Mr. J. N. Mason, jhe manager, Is always on hand 10 attend Co the wants of customers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

IN his testimony before the court Friday, in the dried-apple case, wit ness Saias stated that L. Meyer X Co. Lad offered him $500 to testify differ ently from what he did before the nranl iurN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

MEssRs. BAYEK & ScHwARz, of the Park Brewery in this city, pay a larger sum to the government in ln- ternal revenue taxes than is paid by all the other breweries in the Terri tory com bined.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

MR. IF. A. DRAKE k making q splendid article of lime at the Tucson Lime Kiln It IS pronounced su- perior t1 the California lime, and con talns over 90 per cent. hydraulic cement by actual analysis. Mr. Drake
 has sufficient limestone Co supply thls city wilh lime for the next four years,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
BORN

JONEs-Iu PhruiK, April F, to the wife of C. l.. Jones, son. WENTWORTH At Queen City, April 70, to the wife of c. Wentworth, son. McNEII.-In Phcnix, April 27, to the wife O James II. McNeil, % son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
MARRIED.

April 20, Hon Geo. K. Brown tO Miss Angie B. Mitchell. u-FELDMANN-In this city, April a. by Judge J. S. Woods, Geo.ge Pusch tO Matilda Frli mann
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

TIE Daily Journal has been en- larggd 10 thirty-two columns. We congratulate our able contemporary 0D this evidence of prosperity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

PREPARATIONS are being made for the immediate erection of Culver's new building, at the corner or Con- gress and Court streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

ONE Los Angeles firm has handled this month, for Arizona and New Mexico trade, about 4000 pounds of butter and over 5000 dozen eggs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

NR. CHARLES DETOT has made some changes in the iutefiOr of his store on Church plaza. and has it hlled with au immense stock of very choice groceries and canned goods.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

lF the municipal smelling commi.- lee will take the trouble to walk slowly down North Main sieeet about ten o'clock any night their olfactorY nerves will receive perfect ovation by the eXuberaut odOrs of that loCal- Iiy They are cautioned, however, against attempting Co sample more than one mature scent at time, or they may find themselves in dis dressing minority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

TIE Tombstone Epitaph IS now printed with a Campbell press. IL Is 8 gratifying evidence of prosperity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
Local Intelligence.

THE postotfice of Empire Pima county. has been discontinued.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

ADOLF GoLDscHAuDT & Co. have received the largest stock of fine hats ever brought to Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
IDIEI1

GUILD-At Florence, April l6, Edward, in fIut son os w. E. and Jo-ephine A. Guild, aged n mouths and | days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
EnIIinn Nhinn,ents.

April 27, Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped from Casa Grande six bars of bullion valued at SlO, 63S.
 April 2S, the Grand Central mlll' Tombstone, shipped seven bars of bullion, valued at Sl4, ,2S6.OS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

Ing second tower of the Catholic Church IS making good progress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

Sylvester Lowell et al, by Sheriff, to Geo Fields, south half of southwest quar-. ter section F and northwest half of north west quarter section i3, township = south range l5 east, S2SQQ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

TIIE walls of the first story of Leo GoldSchmidt's new furniture store on Meyer street are up. The building will be two stories in night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

DEALERS in liquors should not for get the auction sale of wines and h. quors advertised elsewhere to take place on Court street next Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
HO!FOR MEXICO!

Tucson the scene Of a We'll ConcOcted scheme to have a little sport out or the GullibIe, by some Boys who wanted Pun How Sprats were used to catch Gudgeons- Facts or Four-Days' Masquerade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
Brady Rises 10 Explain.

e NEW YORK, April 20.-General Brady writes the Tribune a letter,
 from which the following are @ few extracts. As soon AS Garfield was in augurated l became aware Of the pressure upon him. Knowing the position l then held, and In order to relieve him from the slighte-i elm barrassment, | caused him tO know that at any time it would accOmmO- date him my resignation could be had. There were no charges against me of any nature of which l then knew, and when it was suggested tO
 me by the Postmaster General that the tune had arrived when l could aC- commodate the President, l promptly made good my assurance. During my connection with the office as Sec
 ond Assistant Postmaster General,
 covering e period of nearly five years, and controlling au expenditure Oi nearly hundred million of dollars,
 it is conceded by the present POstmas- ter General, as it was thrlce decided 1 bv Congress, that l acted at all times exactly in accordance with law, and my judgment has been impugned, but no responsible person has-yet charged
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

GHOOTING CHILLS DOWN THE BACK - dull pain in the limbs, ualsca, bilious uess, al symptoms of approaching fever and aEuc. Esc without delay Iiostettsr's Stom- ach Biricr-, which substitutes for the chilly sensation g. uial warmth, regulates the stomach and iuuar1- tone tG the liver. The b0wel-, the -tom ach aud tEe bihary cland be- ing restored GO @ health condition, the dis ease is conquered at The 0ut- [.
 For sa'e by all Druggists and Dealers gem eraiy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
The Opium Trade.

NEW YORK, April 30. -Dispatches from Washington say the prospect Is the breach being considered by the Senate in executive session gives rise 10 considerable comment lt is uu- derstoOd that the Boston merchants will bring heavy influence to bear on the New England Senators in Opposi- ton to the clause of the treaty pro hibitiug opium trade by vessels sail Ing under lhe American tlAE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Tucson po-tOtlice for more than one month PriOr Go AnriL l.- IsrI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01


 April LueiO Garcia Francisco Allen Crisant5 l. de GarrOha Muuue Allen George Garyey John Allen RObt-2 Grant ROderiCk Barnett GUillcrmo Green Anthony BenhrOOk Charley Grifen Jus BrubrOok l. HarringJ V Bonn Samuel HOrGn John Brink James Johnston MT Bruce Wm P Moore Frank NJ BurkhOldsr J A Mason Capt N BusAm Jesus Seriace O'Brien James Butler Frank II Ohl Ed N Camacho Barbara Olquin EugeniO CarO Simon PachecO NabOr Childs W H-2 Paul RC Clark Mir Peterson Os Corner Charles PTismsudez Mar V q, DO-hier E R<yas Dolores Emory l. W SerraEO Guadaiupe EseudcrO Erne-tO SOruther W \ EspinOsa EdeyardO Waters William Feuuer Frank Wood Earl Fuller Charles WOOdsida P h Galas Fernando
 Persons calling for the above letters will please say " advertised ' and give date.
 c. II. LORD, r. N. TUCsON, A. T, April 23, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
SAN FRANcISco, April 5o.-The fol- --winy ara the latest stock unoLa-inIe .
EAsrERN ororArIo,s
wgArHrR CONCENTRATIONS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL NEgyIcE ! q. x. ARMY, UE~EENEES S OFFICE,
 TUCsON, April %.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
The Mercy Tool.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Samuel S Mercy, who was indicted for perjury, in having sworn on the examination of Kenward Philp that he was a nephew of the mythical Henry L. Mercy, and had seen him in Lynn, MassaC with the alleged Chi nese letter of Garfield's in his posses sion, was brought from the house oi detention yesterd y and arraIgned be fore Judge CowiDg in the General .,cs>iOns Court. He walked tO the bar with difficulty, and seemed cOnsldera- bly broken down after his six months cOnhnem ent. Assistant District At tOrney Bell moved for hIs discharge and made the following indOrsement of the indictment: "Left here; Is a broken down cripple, who was used by others to sustain the Mercy letter fraud" He confessed his guilt under the promise of immunity from prose- cutiOn. and whatever aid he could give iu the investigation which tol- lowed, he should be discharged on his own recOgniZance. Judge COWing thereupOn ordered the discharge of Mercy, who hObbled slowly from the court rOSm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
FILL or SALE.

Wm. Wheatleyt0 U J Tuska. stock, etc Jf the stage line to Silver Bell. SliUO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
'i'-Fr true AAAlt1 anu 'lft-4Ae1 slAAfNA A't ,3U UU0
 DEEDS FOR REAL ESTATE.

Juan Asuna tO Antonio Soto lot 6, blCck lg4 Tucson, SEQ
 r Jerss st sl To A Coutreras, lot 8, block 57. Tucson. so.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
DEEDS TOR MINES.

SM Lowell, to J NlcC Elliott, one-third Ida, Little Chance and Louisa, 0ne-f0u-th Dido. Harshaw, Sl
 \ Weldon to A Mckay, one-third Christmas, one-hah Kearssge, Saxon. Graveyard, Antelope, Anchor, Red Rock mines, Old Hat. S31OO
 Caroline Mathers to \ R Smith, Rob Sawyer and Susan, Gro BlancO, 5000.
 W A Wood to r. B Blanchard, One-siTth Yuba, Greaterville. 5l.
 A Culver to W \ Wood Chieftain, Great-rville, Sl.
 J C Jennings and John Harper Co f M Williams et al. Mica, no district, S200
 O c Trantum t. M D Johnson, one eighth Plural, Harshaw Sl.
 NJ b Johnson to O Q Trantum, one-half Gen Hancock, Nictor, Collateral, Old Papafo, Sl
 J NicC Elliott tO " W Neuer ct al. DoX- ology. True Blue and Spring, Silver Bell, ~.U UsD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
Tired of Gorham.

NEW YORK, April 50.-Saturiay Hersld's Washington special says; Republican Senators are tired of Cor ham, and his election as Secretary of the Senate has become impossible be- cause at least a dozen or fifteen Of the Republicans have determined tO vote against him m any contingency Democrats, of course. are solid against hIm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 27. The Pres ident has appointed the following Government Directors Oi the Union Pacific Railway for the ensuing year; $. T. Everett, Cleveland, Ohio; R II. Baker, Racine, Wis. Chas. B. Peck, Port Huron, Mich; Geo. W. First, Omaha, Neb., A Kouutze, New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
wiI Not Yield.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-On the best authority, she Northern Pacific managers wIll make no compromise with Willard involving the cancella- ton of the SIS, GOO, GOO of new stock They promP y refused to yield to his demand for directOrshiD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01

DLANK MINING DEEDS for sale ar the b Citizen Ofh,e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
The Floods

KANSAS Cry, April 29.-Large numbers of colored families were surprised by the flood, and five per-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-01
POWERS OF ATTORNEY.

Rafael Varela to Antonio Soto, general power of attorney.