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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-22

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-22

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Globe Items.


 Chaplain Mitchell, U. s. A., died of ap- poplexy at Fort Grant March 26th. He leaves a wife and son, now student at Princeton college. His death IS deeply regretted by friends and acquaintances at the Fort. His wife was not with him at the time of his death.
 NIT. c. Avery has recently returned from his copper prospects near Dripping Springs. He has several lodes in that vicinity which prospect well and DO doubt m the near future will sufficiently gladden. the eve of the fortunate owner as to assure him in the belief that he has not labored in vain. We have seen s"me of the ore which is rich in copper.
 Col. Tiffany, whois now here, has in formed us that he will leave the coming week for Washington, and will probably be absent from the agency about four weeks. Dr. 5. D. Pangburn will be in charge of the agency until the ColOners return. The Dr. knows the ropes, has been physician there since the establish ment of the agency and is entirely com petent to stand in the Col. shoes.
 The reputation of the South Pioneer mine IS SO well established, that to speak of 1t seems a work of supererogation. The company are drifting on the ledge, on the lOO-foot level. and are in 135 feet, and the entire face of drift is in ore of unsurpassable quality. We learn from an employee that forty men are at work on the mine. The timbers for the hoist ing works are now being hauled to the mine. The machinery for the hoisting works was made in Erie. Pa, and is now undoubtedly at Casa Grands. The com
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Prescott Paragraphs.

Edward Everett Kirkland and Miss
 Libbie Jackson were married at noon yesterday at the home of the bride. | Judge 4. O. Moves performed the
 ceremony. The happy pair go to Vul- | ture City tomorrow.
 The strongest whirlwiud ever known | in Prescott came down Granite Creek | Wednesday afternoon, about two o'clock
 and culminated as 1t struck the old slaughter house of Guilford Hathaway,
 which. with the hide house adIoIning, | it took up into the air upwards of 2OO
 feet, and deposited in wrecked and | fragmentary condition over several acres | of ground.
 NIT. Bashford and Clark Churchill are | in active negotiation and correspondence
 with Eastern parties with view to
 start up the Tiger mine. This l. as It should be. This Is too valuable prop
 erty togo begging. Its past mIsmanage- ment gave it a terrible black eye Tn the | East, but the effect of Shat will not affect the mine, as 1t is well known to be first
 class-big property. Bill Lent and others know 1t.
 At 3 o'clock this afternoon a man made some disturbance in BOyd's Reg saloon, | and when demonstrated with picked up
 q chair and mashed up things generally
 and drew a knife on Boyd. He was jig dancer, and had been on a run for the last three days, carrying butcher knife
 with him, and saying that if any officer laid q hand on him to arrest him, he
 would cut him wide open. Boyd went
 ont and notified Marshal DodsOn of the
 muss and the mans threats, and DodsoE | got his trail and tried to arrest hIm on the other side of Granite Creek, nSar | Judge Fleury's house. The party picked
 up stones and drew a big butcher knife and started toward the Marshal, who said to him: "JOe, throw down that knife; I don't want to kill you," and Joe said "YOu son of b-h, I'll cut you
 wide open," and kept advancing toward | Dodson. who fired six shots at him, the
 last shot striking the man just at the
 left armpit, goin through his body and | the right arm, into the hollow of the
 elbow joint, where the bullet lodged just under the skin. The man killed was
 named Joseph Henry Banks; was a na- tive of New York, and about 35 years
 old. He IS accused of killing man in
 Leadville, Col, about three years ago,
 and was sent from Tip Top to serve a sentence of 9 days for drawing knife on n man there, and after his discharge | got drunk, and was sentenced by Judge Moves to loo days iR the county jail for
 being drunk and disorderly, and for in- decent exposure of person. He had
 been out of jail abont month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Pea X items


 Judge Tweed IS having an irrisa;ing ditch constructed from his ranch, due north to the MaricOpa Canal.
 Miss Shaver's condition is very criti- cal this afternoon. and all hopes of her recovery are about abandoned.
 Win. A. Hancock is now engaged in surveying and laying off the grounds for the new cemetery. As soon as plat is made nu', we shall endeavor to give a full description.
 E. E Kirkland, of Vu ture. d Mis- ', Libbie Jackson wers uni ei il t ,, b ,uds of wedIock at Kirkland Valley last Tuesday. We extend congratulations to the happy coupe, who, we under stand, will pay our city visit in a day or two.
 Messrs. Sherman and Otero have leased the Buck Kanche, now owned by Dave Baliz, and wnl be master of cere- monies al the approaching iesta of San Juan. The testa will commence on the 24 of June and last until after the 4th of July.
 Joe Cox. one Of the proprietors of the Red Rover, returned to-day from San Francisco, where he went to arrange for the sale Of ore, and to attend other busI- ness. Mr. Cox informs us that the Rover inns good reputation in that city, and that If GoodfellOw fails to fulfil his bond, there are several parties in San Francisco who are willing to take the mine on the same terms.
 Thursday Sheriff Walker arrested al Prescott, two men, on a dispatch from sheriff Paul of Pima. These men were heavily armed, and acre arrested Just as the stage arrived, in which they had taken seats from this place. These men are supposed to he tram robbers, one the mo- tnrious Frank Jackson, a member nf the old sam Bass band, and for whom re- ward S25oo is sian'iing.
 A l.tt.r to the Demo :rat from Ante re Vale z yes ratner blue yIew Uf the crop prospects there, on account of the grassboppers, which are matching out by the millions, a month earlier than they appeared last year. Unless little snow-stOrm, such IS we often have at this season, should come 70 as to kill of the grasshOppers, they will destroy every green thing, a d not only kill the crops, but even eat the grass, so as to make feed scarce for cattle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Proposals for Military Supplies.

HEADQUARTERS DEPaRTNENT OF ARIZONA.
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTEBMASTER
 WHIPFLt BARRACKS, PREsCOTT A. r., SEAIED PROPOSALS. IN TRiPLiCATE, - -ubject to the usual conditions wll be ie- ceived at thIs oh Q, until r. o'clock. n.oa, on Saturiay. April l5. iss2, At winch time and place they wIlI be opened iu the presence of bidders. for furnishin. anI delivery of Military Supplies. daring the fiscal year commencing on the is day of July. lsS2, and ending on the SEh day of June, FuEL-IIard and Soft Wood and Charcoal; FORA .E Barley or Oats Bran. Corn and Hay; STRAW tor Hay for bedding. or such of said supplies may be requirei a' Fort Apache Fort Bowie Fort Grant. Fort Huachuca. Fort Lowell Fort NCD1Well. Fort Moia~s', Fort Thomas, Fort Verde. and Whipple Depot, A. T., and Fort Yuma. Gal.
 Propo.Iis will also be received at the same time by tho Quarte1naster ut eac1 of the above named posts, except, Whipp Depot, \. T., for furnishing the sapphes required by that post Proposals for FORAGE and STRAW required at Willcux and daricopa stan ms. A. r. will be re- ceived and opened the same tune as the fOregO- lns. at the oEca Of the Chief Quartsrmaster or the Department.
 Propa als will also be received at the ofic. of the Chef Quarterma-ter Ot the Department and opened at .he same time with the foregoing. for the delivery on the of the s. D. h. R.. af ton between Los Angeles and Cotton, tal. Of such quantities of Barley and hydrOsta lc-pre-s- ed, baied Harley Hay and Straw, may be r,- quired during the hscfI year commencing July T. iss2
 Pruuosals for either class of the -tpre- men, tioucd or for quantities less than the whole To- quirol, will be received. Tn. Government re serves the night tO reject any and all proposals A preference will he given to articles of dOuft>- uc production. Blank proposals and printed circulars stating the kind and estimated quRnti- tues required. Sat each post, and giving full IT, tructIons as to the manner of bidding. cbndi- tiOns 10 be observed by bidders and terms of coGtract and payment. SIll be furnished on np- pliratIon tp this office or to the Ouarfernastprs a' the various posts named. Envelopes contain ing proposals should b. marked Proposals for at -" and addres-ed Co the undersigned or to the respective post Quartelmast0rs.
 HENRY C. HODGES
 Deputy Or. Mr. General |. S. A..
 Chief QuArterrnRster
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Application for Patent tO The Morning
 Star Mining Claim No. 172.
LAND OFFICE. TUcsox. ARIZONA.

U.S. LAND OFFICE, TUCsoy. ARIzONA. NOTICE IS HEREBY CINE THAT T1iE A Morning Star and Crescent Cousolida. ed Suyer 1lnins Co uptuy of Arizona. by Its duly snthuuzrd agent. beni. r. Bivins. Las made aI- pLcailou To a patent Co l. .i-l Lnt7ir feet Os ti. Morning ar vaIn, lode or mineral deposit bear ing silver and other minerals. with surfacr ground g.n let il width. -Ituated m Meyer Mining District. Pima tOanty. Arizona u.or. fuly described in The 0tbci.l plat ana. held notes oi survey. on he m this O1ic- and Iesia.u.,fs.tl ss Lot NO. 3S, as follows. to wIt:
 BezinniEg at the inl.ial monument at the cen Ger ot the westerly end of clam at a post axf n e it. long, set in a hound of stones. marked -- n N l. M- tleuce N- s deg. al m.u. W au feet lo NV cor po>t 5I its f, bong; In mound of stone, marked Do M. S. \. V. G~: then .e V -I deg. 90 ma. F.. s6i ft. tO Intefsect on of The N slde me of the 'Gun-lght M. C.n Co a post sy ! ms. e. long. in a mound of stones riarEs.f -N \. VI. C., from which the southwest ,oruer of the Gunsieht bears sputh 54 deg. W. -i ft dis tHnt. aHd Lisl ff, @ ths northeast cor. of hini Co l"si Syt ms ft. iot 2. in a mound of stone= markell M. $ \. F. C.'; thence x. deg, 9i mn. L. SJ feet To easf end. center and orit,IuaI location monument. it also beng the southwest center end m9uuinent of The -Gun-Irntr co a post arLed G. \: t. N.. and on ihe wet side marked N. $. C. VI " from winch the -outbys.. [ corner pt the "Gunsiyht bears N % i-l, v - @l feet distant: thence S deg. 90 mn . =. s1 feet to the 5- L. corner pot 3xs ms. it. la g m a mound oi stone- marked M N k E- fran, which U. \. d. M- No. bears S. 2f deg W 70 Feet distant; thence S- si deg 8l min. w. LlB M fN sf-tlifft9A tniiitf post aAt ifl-. ' It Tor m mound of stones. marked M SSW e. thrucc V. ueg. ai nun. W. 80 feet To the initial monument and plac- of beginning
 - fariafiOn is deg. % nun. E. Area. I9fq acres The area exciu-ive of conflict. O.5. acres not claimed. heinz lG.ib ucfe-
 te said mining claim Is luiy recorded in the ArIzuua. Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe Shu.e oC any part of the Morning Star Mining . lAin are required tn present their adverse fHHfr IH no Q a or publication hereof. or they Will be harra,l by virtue of the provisions of The Statute.
 HENRY COCSINS Register.
 The foregoing notice is ordered 10 be publisbed Tor days 10 the WEEKLY ARIZONA | lTIzrS winch paper l. des gna;ed as that is-ue,l nrar- est Inc claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 Eirst publication March Ig fs.s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Rirhf nf Ma

The Commissioners for the condemna. tiou of certain lands for use by the New Mexico and Arizona Railroad Company, in Pima county. have made the follow ing coudemnations and awards:
 A strip Of land belonging to Samuel Hughes, loo feet in width, comprising about 6 2I0 acres, in township 2l, at the rate of 8 per acre.
 Eleven and 2-l0 acres in township 2l, property of D " Lyons. at the rate oi S Der acre.
 Eight acres in township 22, the prop erty of Gee L Field, at the rate ot Si7.j0 Ter ere.
 Seventeen acres on line Of road con- mencing at station 2,OG9, the property of E B Perrin, Janet Howard. c II How ard. c Hearst and John D Thornton, at the rate of g. per acre.
 Twenty-seven and S-I0 acres in town ship 22. property Of D G Sanford; also, an additional tract of 10 BIO acres an same township, and belonging to same at the following rates: 2is acres at S50 per acre; i acres where the stable is To- cated, and including the stable, at the sum of $500 for the whole contained therein, and the remaining 22 l-10 acres at Sl350 per acre.
 Nine and 1-10 acres in township 9. property Of Geo W Stevens, at the rate of g per acre.
 Six and a half acres in township 2l; also, 6 40 acres; also, 6 9 10; five acres thereof is valued at the rate of S per acre, and the remaining I5 s-I0 acres at g per acre.
 Six and 9-l1 acres in township g, property of Cornelius Ryan, at the rate of S120 for the whole.
 Nine and 1-1O acres in township 9, property of Henry B. Gwinn, at the rate Of SIP per acre for ? acres, and g per acre for the remaining 1-l0 acres.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS T APARTMENT or ARIZONA.
 Olhce Of Chef tomlll---iry ui cul5i-leuce. WHIPPIE BAERtCEs. PEtsCprr, March |. lssl. SEAL D PROPOSALS IN TRlPLICATE. - subject tO the usual conditions. wlH te re- ceived at this Otre, or at the u1lces of the Act Ing Assistant OmmIssarie- of Subsistence at the following named pOsf- until r. o clock noon. on Wednesday Apul i2 tss2 at which tune and places they will b. opened m the presence of bidders. for furnishing and delivery of such quantities of Beef and Mutton on the block ss may from time to time be required at Forts Ana che Bowie Grant. Lowell. McDOVel M1have. Verde and Yuma and tamps Huachuca and Thomas and Whipple Bauacks and San DIey1 Barracks. m thIs Department from July I. lss5 Co June a. l--3.
 The Government reserves the Tlght to reject any or oil proposals. Proposals must be accom- panied by a bond with two sureiIes m the sum of SlUuO.uD each ant iu accordance wIth th. .rn prescribed. Each proposal must be ucconpan- led by an atiiavIi setting forth that the bidder is not concerned directly or indirectly in any other bid than that to which hIs name ls aTpend- ei. The successful bidder wlll he required tn enter into written contract wiJh ths. nit-i Ststes with good and approved sure within ten days after beng nOuhec of the accettauce of his proposal.
 B anE proposals, bonis and af iiiaviis and full information as To the manner of bidding. con- ditIuns Co be observed by bidiers and terms of contract and payment, will hs furnished ou ap- pIcatlon to tus othc-. Ur tO the Con lry at the pos-.
 Envelopes containing proposa's shnud be marked Proposals Tor Beef ant Mutton ard addressed Co The unisrs gned or Co the r.spect- i've poet Commissaries
 ChAS. P. EAGAN. Capt. and C. s. C.s.A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Board of Supervisors.

Board met pursuant to adjournment al IoRM Present: W z Davis, Char man; B NJ Jacobs, member; VI Pagan member; II Ward. Deputy Clerk.
 The Southern Pacific railroad, having filed an injunction upon Mr. R. H. Paul sheriff and tax collector of Pima county 70 restrain him from selling the property of said company for taxes delinquent up- on asse5 5ment roll, Of sad Pima county for the year 1881, and the matter being of great importance to the tax payers oi Pima county. 1T was, on motion of Mir. Davis. ali voting aye,
 Resolved. That Mir. Hugh Farley be and IS hereby employed by the County of Pima IS attorney for K H Panl, sheriff, m the case of the \. ?. R. K. Co. versus R E Paul. as Assessor md TaN Collector Of Pima county. on the following terms: I hree hundred dollar, retainer. for which amount the clerk Is directed Io draw a warrant. afJer the question as to whether the Distinct Attorney $ entitled to extra compensate if decided, and three hun dred dollars upon the trial uf ihe case iu thc District Cour, ,he sad Farley 10 en- ploy. and pay out of the above sum, such professional assistance as he may require; provided, however, that such steps a~ may be necessary shall be taken to Judi cially determine ;he question as to whether, under the law, the District Al tn,nev IS required, without further com Dsn,a.ion. to attend 10 said case. and u determined m the affirmative that the said District Attorney be required to re- fund any money paid 10 him on account of sad suit
 On motion the Board adjourned until Tuesday. April 4;h al o'clock P. N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
SUM AGNS.

 IN DISTSICT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL A District. in the County of Puma. Territory Q, Arizona William Zeckentorf plaintiff against lose GslesOS and JesusGdegos. de;-nddUts- summons
 Action brought m the District Court of thc First Judicial Distric; in and for th County oi Pima. m Inc Territory oi Arzl n1. The Ter rltory oI Arizona sends greeting Go lose ialleSos and Jesus Glllegos- Neu are hereby su tulon- ed and rrqulrrd Co appeJ in an action hrousb aga nsi you uy Jhe above named plaintiff rn the District Court oi the FirsI ludicill Di-tr-; iu and for the CountyoI PimI .u the leriJJry oi Arizona. and answer tLc complaint fled vi.h the Jerk O this Court at tucson. I- s1.d County l copy uf winch complaint c uui-a auir- this summon, within twenty cays icNCiUs uI the day of seryicel ior the srTvUc up.u you ot this summon,.' f served n ths cou1 ?; but f ser ed out of the county and within this d sirict. then within tLirty ta,s; in all other cases forty dlys. Iiis said action Is fl rIught by plaintiff against d-lcnuaHJs for the fore cio>ure oi d mortgage on certain property gwen ls security on c-rtIin prOmi-sory nofe for the sum of jWO thousand do.ilrs with iu- terest. as wiii more tu ly appear by reference Co the comylliui on ti herein And you aIe hereby notified that f you tul Co sPp-i and answer the Coupl unt as above required. the plaintiff wil take def U.t and apply Co the olIt LOT llc I-ltcl iItfclu lrlu lNlfQs anu costs and disblrs-mcn in this behalf expent- ed.
 Given under my hand and the Se1l Of ih said District Cou-t at Tucson. this I-th C., December. 4. D. 1881.
 r GEO A. CLUM. Clerk.
 CARR S GREGG. Attorneys for plaintiff. mchl3
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
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lppli' aiIon for Patent to iLe Nii'T
 t;irt Mining Claim No. Fl.
U- <. LAND OFFICE Trcsov. Ar1-6y-

U- <. LAND OFFICE, TCCyoS- tE-0N- NOTICE Is HEEFBY GIyEN IuAr H- - GunsIght t0u-0i dated Mining laurs1f ! Nrizona. by iis duly autaolizad agent. ir'.. '. blEln-, has made nTHAcs.tIou For a a.s.. l' .1 linear feet or the Silver dIrt vrlr. Iu4 H- ~ gore al deposit bearing sIiyer and %. lee a. i''"- wlth surface ground ca feet iu wIaIl -lr-a... .- The Meyers Mining Et-fr.ct. Pima CQur-. r- na- more fully dascri.e,t hy tlr ol'cl. .i heid-notes of -ury-y on rie fr t..- H-. desls afed as Lot No. o. as follows. -o aI'. Beginning at the IuitIai Wouuurut af ..' center end of c,airn at a Lost tXi lf-. 2, .0.- a mound of stones marked N G U. which U \ M M No.1 bears 70 dog 1. 5a.I ft dist. and iiscoyery shaft iy-zI. T. S Zl deg S1 mn W ll5 q dist. Theme" B .- prs 0 min F. So ft to V F cor post a-i ii- ' . m mound of stone- marked 'S Co ! '- ' which the \ W cor of The "tiga-i-Hf fl S sl deg e min L.; {6 ff dist- thel-. y. lo mn W sl5 ft to the intersection Hl '.'. 10 erly side hne Of tue "Guu-Ici.r fr H polnt The W cur of The tIr-.- \ S4 deg F. 6 ft dist. i0..!-j if r1 l1--.- the southerly sI.le hus of tIa 'ttIr -.'. which point the Y k cor Ot the -tlla-.-.. li deg r. SIS ft dI-t ani l-.s, f- rl S . "'' tset lis ft r. of curi 4xf ms ( it long. .l 7 of stones. marked x G S r. t. l..t.- deg c mn W is7 ft Co intersection ut -.l' ~. side-I le "f tiunsisht.' from waic. -.- Of the GunsIght" bears S 70 deg --' 2. and IO ft Co the 5 center end uioruH.-.. against perpendicular ledge. ILrrc' - 4l m1n W aD ft to < W cor post iZs me. z, LAA a uhAuu or @lnGeH MnfhHHA Thence \ x deg r. 52s e Co II te--e.'."- Q. n. norther!y slde line the "Guu- -a. iH. pOinf the \ W Cor of the .ruI- -lr t 51 deg r. l0ilj f dist and i3G q tp - poet fxi ins | long, Iu a .cu3.a O. marked 'S c \ VI t.'. Thence ~ -I .-- t- 3i2 ft Co the initial monument act heennlrg- Variation. ls deg .I mn ia--. --- I-ut acre-.
 The Silver Girt" Ls in conflict v--h f'e -iSht and Eastern claims and c.."t -A of areas ID conflict. and not c.alms.i. H.'
 Sad liver GIrt' m ulug cam .- cOuied in the othce Of tte LrcJr-.r %. ...' cOunfy, at Tucson. Arizona. .
 Any and all persons claiming 1lV Nho.e or any pHrt os the 'Sllver .flr claim srs required tp pre-eat th-r claims in tiIls otlce durn- tle sixty q.'- l. .- Of publication hereof nr d. Nil 1- . the provisions O th ~fitfu-e.
 HENRY COUSIN Eaa-...
 The foregoing ruf ce i= o--ls-rt t1 orf ll..- Tor sixty da. In th WEEELY AEIz i---- lch u-vspaper l- ,.a-i u4--- a- T- a. ee -e-t the Ula4m.
 II NR- C U>IN-. Les -s-s'.
 lirst plbIestioa, MArel I2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
IaSa t,rande District.

l.. J. Court has sold his Hardicuss mine for Sl00 to au eastern party. Ii IS very promising, although undevel- oped prospect. Working operations will be commenced as soon as possible.
 The Marlis brothers are down 37l : feet on their Table mine, an extension Of the Silver Bell that recently changed hands. They have let ont contract for the shaft to be sunk forty feet further.
 Messrs- Court and Williams are devel- oping the C'pperosity m ne which prom ises to become one of the best copper mines Tn tue Territory. The ledge is very lHrge and assays have q return of 6i per cent. They have already been offered a very handsome sum for the property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
NO.ttt

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rrtr TEE " unde signed Uas performed as -..,.- 2. @orS for the year ending b-c-.u,- E-t ...l >iu worth oi work ou each of f.. -r..-- mines ytz- thc "Nascspe' auI -r.~ -s OcAted in Gro Blanco NiEIuc D-.-.e. C4.-.. 5 Puma. Territory of Arizona. and lt Oi N u nett. or those holding tltr under .r II. --- -onle forward and Jay their -.arr,.r - .ueut work. namely Oue-tii.f or ~-. f- - - above named claims, together gi.H COS. .- --a cation. within niuey .!UI d.y- from t.. .... -s tus publication theIr interest an -...I .. ..-. .' according Co tle laws of tlc Ju--I Srat., E come perfected Co the uaders -1,-l
 ELIJAH E. SvTH Gro Blauco. Pima O.. A. r.. Ja- sI -,.l