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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

TIE Prescott Courier says Hook out for buds" Our buds have been looking out for the past month. Yea, more than that, say SIX weeks or two months at the least
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

TIE office of Wells, Fargo < Company is soon to be removed from its present location to the office formerly occupied ss a United States Depository on Con- gress street near Main.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

A LOT of mining machinery was being loaded for land transportation at the depot Tuesday morning, for the Caborca Mining Co. Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

THE teams of Mir. Aguerre are loading at the depot with the timbers and ma ehinery of the Caborca Mining Company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

TIE Colorado steamer is advertised to leave Yuma for Mohave on or about March l2th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

MR. :. L. DUSHAM of New York, arri- we'd last Sunday with Capt c. G. Gillett, of this city, from an extended tour through Sonora. Amongst the properties exam ined was the famous Santa Maria group of mines, including Fl Carmen and San Francisco mines of ancient reputation for richness, and which are now being opened by the enterprising New York company with highly promising results. This company will no doubt meet with success commensurate with their energy and the undoubted value of their mines, and without doubt dividends will soon be the result of their outlay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

BY special order all freight trains, other than the emigrsnts and No. 2l and 22 are forbidden to carry passengers,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

A NEW awning from San Francisco has been ordered for the Pioneer book store by J. s. Mansfield.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
AChineSe Letter.

A Chinaman in Tombstone has written the following scorchiug letter to Messrs Barnett & Block, shippers at Benson. Whetherthe Mongolian wrote the epistle himself or procured the services of some intelligent Melican friend, was not stated, but the epistle is given verbatim.
 TOMBSTONE, A. T., Feb. 23.
 BARNETT x BIoCK:-You was not a Business man We Before 10 days Send my good Bill Town Tell you if Sel may all thing come want By First man Send To Hasten Just now some man say My good come Benson about f day Your nor Unsaleable and Unsanctified you was Understand To if have to by Telegraph before you next time nor want you carry my Good nor more Sir. SUE WAH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
U.sLAvD OrrIcEATT T

US. LAND OFFICE Al Tr--ay t-
 fehruH- NOTICE IS HEREBY Gls4N ~ cario Romero has fiisI ln-. tlOn to make final proof i- -- emptun Uec.arafory Sfafgusr- r.. cure tual entry thereof af trf- u-.. dag of March, l--.. at n'r.nHs NE 0f section No. Z-. I0Iu-. l3 F. and uames the following -s ..- viH. Jeseph B. Holt. plar.l1 ... Elias and Leandr1 Sa-1=. all of I.-.-..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
Local Intelligence.

THERE are thirty-six occupants in the county jail. Twenty. nine of them are waiting the action of the grand jury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
U.s.L,sD orrIc1 arTessoy.

U.S.L4SD OFFIc5 AT Tccsoy. A-.l
 F-h-1... NDTICE k HEREBY GITES It... V Iel W. Lyon has nlei notice of hi- To make hual proof in support ol H.- ton UeclgmtOry Statement NH. H~I tnal entry thereof before tl- H-.-- ceiver at tlI- o-ic- 1l the Zl.H lss2 af tl o'clOrk. a. u. f1- -.- Eii of SEis. Sec. zy. T. CT s i.. Il !. the fol Towing a- hl- w--ua----. Huehe=. Sylvester M. Lowell e1- f.1 of Critteadeu. A. T.. and EAl-a 4.. .. of Tucson. 4. r.
 HENRY COUSINS. - FirSt publication February -l. l---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

You are hereby no.Il.-l ....r one hundred dollar fr !. l..-. upon the Last H- Look situated n NlrhI. pa.. O.. trict, Pima County A-.. pear by certificate t..aL I...-r. n the qdice of tl- Gacuri.- Pima, m order Co hold -...r .- proyl-ious. of section uf -t-t T...... the ' uited Stats~, being 2. A. D.. is~l.
 And If within uIns-s llr- .s..- publication yuu fli or u.,r..-. proportion of such fzr.- ...--. your interest Iu san. r.aiu r... .... erty Of the -uh-cT be- la ..-....
 Tucson. A. r.. Ja-u5rr r-. r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

THE imports of South and Central America and Mexico amount to over S235, 100000 per annum. The exports of these countries aggregate over S35O, % WlOOO per anum. These countries buy little of us except few manufactured articles; md of these the United States exported less than a hundred millions dollars worth to the world last year. The petroleum trade in the United States Is suffering from plethora of oil: there Is Q surplus of over 30,0O0OO0 barrels of oil on hand in the United States which the trade would gladly sell Now, Eng land exported last year, to Central America alone, l430OO pounds of can dies valued at S20,0OO; to the United States of Columbia, 234,OO0 pounds, valued at S30,0OO. England exported to Central America more cotton twist and yarn than the entire manufactured ex- ports of the United States aggregate. The exports of cotton manufactures to Mexico last year from England amounted to l9,052,l 100 yards, worth S1,4l5,0O0. The exports from England to Brazil, of piece goods, of mixed material, cotton predOminatinE, were 2.f35,OO0 yards worth S320,OOO. The Argentine Re public brought S70,00O worth of hosiery last year from English mills. Brazil bought of English hardware 79,9sf cwts. worth S1 ,375.O0O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

Forty dollars are offered by the Mexi- can government to the Mexican South ern company, for every family of colo nists settled along the railway line.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

Notice of Forfeiture
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HUM. Hu-s ....- I'O WILLIAM SCOTT r- \ and William N-tug. ... a--lEn-- urir-. OF .U1-. -.... hereby notified tra.va dollars worth of .a.a-r..- minlng lode c-Iu.-. -. .f-.a-.. Of the SlerrIta Nruetr.-. lng district, Iu said eur.-.. thiet. The Faul J1u.- ami .. ts!e same property l1raf.H William Anthony WI.---. locS, A- hirby and c.. II. of location of WticI v.-. ot the hecuuier of sail p.. quest of \. W. BeuarI 1f.-.. Mining Location Nafre.. pages, yi1. the Mouuf..- .- Paul Jones a.t pac- go. a-..| 2yi. m orJler to tuII -.. the provisions of -t--t.aa utes Of the UniseI S-... -. -T required Co hold tLe sam. December al-t. l>si. A-l .r from the service ot f.- r... you fall or refuse ta -nr---f-. of such eXpendItIr- a- ...-.... sald claim wil! beccra -I -.- scribers under slIi >a..... Scott appears hy tla -..... .- --. be the owner of an urGry.... mining claIms- sand J.-... sad records Co be t'... .s.....-.r tenth of sand mining r.r.-.- MatlOck appaar- by saiI -....- of an undivided oua-.auf. ....
 
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 l Owuers of thre--5f..- First pulicatiou Jaala-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

According to the census, New York's total foreign population, when it was made ln lSS0. was AS. .0a0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

HE long needed enlargement of the Porter Hotel was commenced last Mon- day, large force of men being now em- ployed preparing the foundation prepar- story to the erection Of the building which will be connected to and forming right angle with the building now in use. The new addition will contain about twenty-three sleeping rooms, a barber-shop, reading and baggage rooms and will be furnished, plastered. painted and ready for occupancy in about five weeks
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

WE learn from Don Carlos Velasco, editor and proprietor of Fl Fronterizo, who has just returned from Sonora, that the Sonora railroad IS completed to the QueTobsbi Rancho ninety miles this side of Hermosillo, and that from the Monday coming all stages from Tucson will connect with the railroad at the place named, instead Of Hermosillo as heretofore.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

MR. H. F. BENNETT, of the firm of Bennett < Co, is in this city to establish a clothing house iD the the old stand of Lord < Williams The new firm will open it's place of business about the 10th instant, with the most complete line of goods ever brought into the Territory. The members of the firm are enterpris- ing gentlemen and purpose doing nOth- ing by halves.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
Tombstone Items.
CNuggetl


 Dr. McSwegan was yesterday appoint ed by the Mayor to take charge of the smallpox patients confined in the pest house. Care is being taken that the pa tIents will have good accommodations.
 Ben Williams, Superintendent of the l Copper Queen mine, returned home yes terday. He reports quite a strike oi water in the lower levels of the mine which, 1t IS thought, the town people will utilize with benefit to themselves.
 The affable George Houghton bid good bye to hls many friends yesterday, and departed for St. Paul. Minn., where he goes to accept lucrative position in the railroad office.
 The report passed from mouth tO mouth yesterday that there were seven teen cases of smallpox ill the city. The truth of the matter IS that there are but three cases known in the entire county and but one within the city hmits-on Allen Street, between seventh and eighth the others are at the pest-house. Yes terday Mayor Carr and Dr. McSwegan examined every ward, and particularly inspected every suspected locality, and found no evidence of the disease other tndIl those dDONe mentioned. HIS, We trust, will settle all false rumors regard ing the existence of smallpox in our midst, and we are further assured by sev- eral of our best physicians that there is no occasion for alarm, in which we read lily concur.
 lEpitaph.l
 A man who was a native of Portugal, died of heart disease in Longs restau- rant, at Contention, yesterday.
 At the request of numerous patrons we have concluded to change the time of issue of the Daily Epitaph from morn ing to evening.
 There have been over one thousand signatures appended to the petition for a military post at Cloverdsle springs, Animas valley, New Mexico. This fact shows that our people take an interest in this mattef.
 Capt. John R. Faul, whose opinion as to mining property is highly valued on the Pacific Coast, has been qnite thoroughly examining the mines of our district, and is much pleased with the same. He returns to California in few days
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
EASTERN NEWS.
Campaign Preparations.

WAsHISGroS, March l.-At the caucus of the Democratic Representatives in the House last night, Rosecrans. of California was elected permanent Char man of the caucus for the Forty-Seventh Congress. The object of the caucus is the appointment of a Democratic Con- gressional Campaign committee. It was decided that the committe should be empowered to appoint an executive committee on the part of the House to act with similar executive committee from the Senate, the joint committee to have charge of the Democratic cam pajgn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

UNDER the direction of MT. Garretson, the gas machinery is being rapidly put in place. The retorts are mp and the many and curious complications of pipes connected herewith, look perfect enig- ma to the uninitiated. But the gas with its supple form and narrow shoulders, will find no difficulty in threading the labyrinthine way. as will be proved by the twentieth of March coming, at which time the company feel assured they will be in readiness for operation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

THE new sample room of Alex Levin's on the corner of Pennington and Main street, is the most elegant place of the kind in the city. It was formally opened this morning, and the circular announcing the fact also states that the most superb German lunches and other dehcacies will be prepared to order under the personal supervision of MT. Levin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

MAJOR II. G. CURTIS and Captain Barker have purchased the Derre quartz mill in ATivacs. which was recently sold at sheriff's sale, and propose to refit the mill and make it frst-class in every respect, and put 1t to work on ores brought from their Sonora mines and Blue Wing claim in Gro Blanco. The mill has long been idle because of litiga- tion and gave the district a somewhat doubtful look, but with its returning life confidence is again assured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

Nearly l40,OO0 Canadians live in Mas ssehusetts, Rhode Island and New Jersey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
CnnkIinris Nomination

WASHINGTON, March l.-The Senate Judiciary Committee argued informally Conkling' s nomination, It will be sent back to the Senate at the next executive session with a recommendation for con firmation. One or two of the committee is understood to regard the nomination with disfavor, but there will be no prob ability of any formidable opposition to confirmation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

HE Courier warns the small farmers and little gardeners living amid snow and ice in the neighborhoOd of Prescott to get ready for planting their small seeds. If they will wait but a little while longer our farmers can send them the result of the first crop, and so Gar as green vegetables are concerned our markets are never without them and the Chinese gardener with his baskets of green produce may daily be seen persm- bulating our streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

SaFFoRD, HUDSON & Go. are putting in a large bank vault, which IS both fire and burglar proof, and with an addition al safe inside possessing like qualities, will make the contentsdoubly secure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

MT. and Mrs. z. Stasb accompanied by Mir and Mrs. Judge Pelton left Tucson Sunday morning for Santa Fe, New Mexico, at which place they will remain few days then continue their journey to New York. their place of residence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05

Peru's foreign debt amounts to S225,- OO0OOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
Eiah Water.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 1-lhe Mississippi river at Lake Providence Is now higher than ever known before.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
tEAl-..-. ... ...-- ITO MARTIN ]IEDLEF t>

Owuers of thre-Gf..-
 First publication Jaal..
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07
EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT.

Sugar and wool will get it this time.
Ben Butler has been dining with presden
Arthur.
THERE will be no river and harbor bill thi!
session of congress.
The presidents message meets with gener'
al commentator.
The bald headed members of congress are
the most favored with boquets.
THF Mexican National is reported IS miles
beyond Monterey toward Satillo.
The tobacco men are asking prompt action
on the tax question-one way or the other.
THE pressure was too severe on the gov
ernor of Louisiana. He has issued Kellogg
certificate.
THE President sent in a number Of nomina-
tons of appointments made during the ad-
tournament of congress.
THE people of New Orleans are giving the
President taffy; they thank him for his wise
and states manlike message.
'Judge Hancock will at least be leader in
the next house. - Houston Sun.
A leader of what? the tariff or the civil
service crusade? We are of opinion he will
be simply 'poser."
At our late election democratic candidate
was blowing around the polls in precinct Nc.
I, that, ''before he would vote for Davis he
would leave the country" He was defeated
by the independent candidate by 10 votes;
'hadn't he better leave the country now"
THE news about the transit of Venus seems
to be satisfactory. At Ottowa they caught the
contact; at Boston they claim to haye made
satisfactory observations; at Washington
weather unfavorable; at Greenwich, England
failure; at Lick observatory. California, said
to be success.
THE new U. S. Marshall for the district
Columbia is thus spoken Of:
Clayton McMichael, who has been selected
to I'LL the place of marshal of the District OF
Columbia, made vacant by the removal Of
Henry, is the son of the late Morton McMich
ael, so long the editor of the Philadel pha
North American. Clayton McMichael is at
present the editor of that paper, and is gen
tleman we'll qualified to fill the position OF
marshal. His appointment gives very gen
eral satisfaction. The marshall of this Dis
trict is expected to look after society matters
about the White House on great occasions,
and McMichael is qualified to fill the bill in
that respect.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07
Sir Garnet WolseIey ON Americans.

The following note published year ago is
clipped from an old newspaper:
HORSE GUARDS, WAR OFFICE, S. w.,
November 5, 1881.
DEAR Mr.. MAssETT-I am much obliged
for your note and the pretty song you sent me
at the same time.
Since you wrote American horses have won
fresh victories here. | am one of those who
have always felt that anything great done by
our cousins on the other side of the Atlantic
is family achievement. only wish more
Americans would come here and more
Englishmen travel in the United States,
for am certain that we have only to know
one another we'll to join hands on all occa-
sions as members of the same clan, the same
family. fall the English speaking provinces
in the world were joined together in one fed
Grafton, no Bismarck or king dare fire a shot
in any part of the world.
Very truly yours,
GARNET WOLSELEY.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07
WHO MAY BECOME MEMBERS.
OF the Texas Veteran Association.

The preamble Of our present constitution
sets forth:
"Desiring to perpetuate the men and meas
ures that secured and maintained liberty and
independence to the republic of Texas, and
for the promotion of more intimate inter-
course" etc.
Gas the stones in building above its foun-
dation mark the progress in its rise" etc.
We admit to membership all who served a
tour of duty for three months. and have rec
ord proof OF service against Mexicans ard
hostile Indians from the year 1920, up to the
annexation to the United States in IS4S
Since the organization at Houston in 1873.
we have continued to- hold our annual reun
ions, and The railroad companies have been
liberal in giving us and the Texas Nations
and Daughters transportation free. and the
citizens of the different towns and to cities al
ways extended hearty welcome.
But few, if any, of the members who served
tour of duty ever received any reward from
the republic or state; yet these men were al
ways ready to move and do their whole duty
in the hour of danger, at their own cost and
expense.
Our next reunion will be held at Bolton,
Texas, April Goth, 1883
EDWARD MILES,
SuDeryisOr T v A. Bexar
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07

Tom OCHILTREE has been feasted wherever
he has gone; no other politician has received
SO much attention as he. IF a Texan wants
to be popular all he has to do is to leave
Texas for few years and have himself talked
about. Isn't this curious world! John
Ireland does not enjoy the tenth part of pop
ularty and attention that Ochltree gets; he
comes and goes no one banquets him, nor
even interviews him. In reference to the pol
icy to be adopted by him he remains silent
and nothing is heard of coming appointments
to be made / reie Presse.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the senate Sherman presented petition
10 increase pensions to crippled soldiers. In
gals presented a similar petition.
Anthony, resolution to prevent use OF cap
itol for other than legitimate purposes-but al
Gar6eld's fair.
| Platt called up resolution to enquire into
the condition of prisoners for whom extra
allowance was asked.
Sewell gave notice that he would call up at
an early day the Fitz John Porter matter.
In the house, Willis of Kentucky offered
similar resolution to Beck's about political
assessments. Adopted.
Bill to refund Georgia $4,000 expended
for commerce defence. Referred.
Resolution Of Townsend about presidents
alluson to misuse of river and harbor appro-
pr:ation, referred.
Resolution to reduce letter postage to two
cents adopted.
A resolution by Steel, independent, direct
ing the civil service committee to inquire how
much money was collected by campaign man
ayers of the democratic party from the Golden
Clubs and other free trade clubs for use in the
elections OF 1882. This raised little breeze,
but was referred.
Two reports on the revenue bill were made.
The minority suggests that they do not favor
the entire abolition of internal revenue taxa
ton, bu, to reducing to tax on liquors and
tobacco.
THE prohibitionists are considering the
matter of invading the legislature this winter.
With Ireland and Marion Martin they have
strong team
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07

THE prohibitonistS are considering the
matter of invading the legislature this winter.
With Ireland and Marion Martin they have
strong team
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07
An Elegant Place for Sale.

Any one DESTROYS of purchasing one of the
Austin can address the undersigned. The
grounds are ample, and great expense and care
has been given to the cultivation of Ornamcn-
tai Shruhbery. The place would he excellent
for Il public institution if not wanted for Il pri-
yutc residence. It'll JAS =. NEwCOMB.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
FIRE PALESTINE.

Palestine, December 6.-The northeast side
of the public square in old town was destroyed
by fire last night. A. Jost, store and ware
house, lost So, 500; insurance, ST., 5oo-in the
Home and Glen's Falls. The Conoway house
lost S., 600; insured for S., 600 in the Glen's
Falls. Also Links store, fully insured for
$4,000 in Glen's Falls. Hawkins, merchan-
disc, lost $1,000; insured for 5000, and
Western Arnett, stock, ST. 400; insured for
5000 in the Milwaukee.
FORT WORTH ITEMS.
Fort Worth, December 6.-The city coun-
Gil last night passed an ordinance making the
use of fireworks of any description on the
streets a misdemeanor.
w. H. Deason stabbed and attempted to
murder one Hall, sewing machine agent, last
night. Hall suffers, but will recover. Deason
was not arrested.
The L'Allegro club will give their initial bali
on Friday night.
Mr.. A. Evans died in his chair while at the
breakfast table this morning.
OFFICERS OF AUSTIN FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Austin, December 6.-The Capital state
fair association has elected board Of direc-
tors, as follows:
Iohn CARMEL, Ed. Christian, C. R. Day, L.
TFullmore, !. w. Graham, E. P and Lewis
Hancock, Geo. Hesswor, Fritz Keeger, M.
s. Mather, w. C. Phillips, q. W. Sawnson
and Fred Sterling.
GAMBLING HOUSE RoBBED-MAN SHOT.
Houston. December 6.-Last night the
Gambling house Of Perry & Wells, of this city,
1as robbed of seven thousand dollars cash.
II was taken from the safe by parties acquaint-
81 With the lock combination. The profound
est mystery surrounds the affair." and the pro-
puetors are very retcent-
A negro, by the name Of Henry Poo, was
shot tonight in the darkness. The shot is
not fatal. The asssilant made his escape.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-07
TN ..sDAl. DECEMBER 1889,
Type for Sale.

One large, double font of nonparlel (old
style), about 1UJ pounds or more, with abun-
dance of caps, snail caps, figures, leaders, anu
sorts. viii DO sold at bargain: TYPE Ill gooI
condition. Also several hundred POUNDS OF
brewer and long primer. which is nearly new.