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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

NOTICE Is HER EREBY GIVEN THAT THF ~ undersigned has performed as a~sessueuf work for the year ending December 5isr f--I SlUu worth of wutE on each of The foll0vIul mines, viz- the "lic~ and Jackson" mines. la- clfed Iu liyer- Mining District. County uf Plmt Territory of Arizona. and If J. II. McNew and J. H. bassett. or those holding title under 'hen do not come forwarI and pay their share of sand s-- se--mert work, namely. two-thlrti= or sfSG6 for each of above named claims. together with cost gi publication. within ninety HOI days from the date of thi- publication their interest m sand cluIm- VIII. according Co the laws of the United states. become perfected Co the undersigned.
 A. BROWN. Myer- District. Pima Co.,. A. r.. Fe5. I2. I-s3. fsbIZWg.u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Summons

IN THE DI~TEI.. HU.U" r.. 4 c'll District. .e r. . tury u- Arizona.
 ~lUuug Eur.H. Eutl-r defendant.
 1cfIuu 6-u.eH- m .. First JudIaial l-fsIr. fIUa. iarIro-. H,
 ID. lrruru-. ut t- Charles bulfl.r. Ton .r. required Go appear l. .H .... .u- ls fEe s+Ir.- rHH.H. uurr a. f.a t.r- ... tle tollty .t I.ra. u. -. tlu answer r." comp |l r-l- rH-rt l. lra..H. copy uf which crurl. mons within twenty ..". uf -rrvr-. after -.rT... .... mons. 1T served lu ..l- county. 't tl- county and w.-.. a1Jllu -ilrtE dat-. II ali ".. LI- -.lU. action .- UlIrH ... hl- court aI--l.Elu- r.r ..
 Xl-tuE between I.a.H.. ant le grounds ut I.--. Hfluu. .H. -tild b- aulr.sl Che sand. r.H.. Lu. ly appfar- 1g r--.-.ur- rH lla herein.
 And yol ar- lsry1F uo.fre.. .'.. iureur and answer rt- rIrr r.a...
 uIreu. t.s I.--ltl. ua-. t.-. l.. .O tle court .nrsrHe r-.lHt t.Hrall -. .a--- and H.s Ell-.u.auf- ll .s.r ua..
 Gwen under us ..at arJ r.. -H.. met cuur- at IlrsuI. fHI- -Irl .. N. D. l---
 lSaaI.l GEO.A.tIT. . HEREFORD 6 L'luI--rE At.--. .Y-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

rUcsox. PurtCouSr

aAt'..N T A'.N V N'N
 ARIZONA TERRITORY February I3 I--2 ITO GEN. FUTILE OR ANY ONE CLAIM ing rltle under tIm: Nouar hereby uotifi-, lla- l. the undersigned, have expended I've Hundred Dullars lu labor and improvements up uu tte tarn aul Nhultz mines. situated m Cana 1a del Gro Mining District Pima county. Arr zona Territory. Iu order to hold sad premise under tu- provisions Of section 2l-t of tha Re- U-ed Statutes of the United State-. being tL. amount required to hold the same for the veal ending December 8l. i--i.
 And If within ninety days after uulllcation Of this notice you fgli or refuse Co contribute you proportion Of such expeudltur-- as a co-oWler your interest Iu sand claims wlll become tho property of the subscriber. under section El1t. f-bi-N m FRANK SHULTZ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Minu= Notice

To J. B. Lyons. and --r-a
 NOTICE Is HLELHl n-'.N
 A uuIal-I -l-l. ".-tI.. mine and mining e..lu sr.s -l-IataI lI tli Bunker i Graham county. 4. T.. t. IraI uul.lr- wort. 70. uu-. year erilu- Dar-l.r. .l... .-- 1r those claiming under sHr portion uf r.e -aIa aEf"H" days from tre eVrfrl.IuH .. .. rlI- uo-lcs your .r.. come my property. ...-. lan--.sd aa.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

TYHF UNDEe-I-< ; H r.rsflu- ..f- .."r cain mining c.r'u -l.rlt" Il The Hlra-UU.l Al-.r ..r-. zuua. known r- -Te 1NFl.h VIAL. I-lt p-fU.r t.. -1.H -ned ou t1r isfl day u. United States Glr.-a-.H-r q" UlIcn uafcrr i- ou r#sHr ru luc=nu, Pima Cu~r.E- h--u-0 -, and tH- mon. mIlir- claim r.H.r.r accord.
 an persoE- .ra claim. a- .iI t-a-Hl-.... cuted acrorliu- Co law
 W.n. H."
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
MiRin- NGtis,

To J. B. Lyo-s. and t.a.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY rU.N t.
 gluHre Errl u.-l" mIu- and urr l- c...u .-.H r1 rIae. -i-ua-ai r r.# District. Graham county. To .- .ta said mine foo t.a I--l and uIla-- r1- OF -.H-. pay tl me yUl- rrIHar within ninety days from pub. ca-nr or +lr- r.-.. claim VIII become my ..... ja5-esI .-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

FIFTEEN HUNDRED sheep, cu route from Los Angeles to Texas, were f-d a- the stock yards near the depot Sunday. Although they were quite thin. the pre- oentage of deaths among them was cz- tremely small A number of lambs were given away, but for each one SO disposed of there were a dozen applicants, and one little grinning face to eleven -ha, was sorrowful and sad. The owner of the sheep said that in the immediate vicinity of Los Angeles a little feed was to had but apart from that the hills and plains are brown and bare.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Mining Notice

ITO JOSEPH POWIIN OR THOSE PAR
 l tIa- chat may claim under hlm. IHe under si-,nei slves uotlce t.1 Toe has had t1s necessary a--g-smerr work done upon the Julu miue. AEu.r district. Pima county. 4. T.. for tis year ending JaUulry ], l,-1 and raid the slm Cf SfnJ for rGs same. and uule-- t1e said Joseph IowlIu or those owning under nm come forward within ninety das- from the date of this notice and pay Go me his -hare of the money paid for as- s---meut work. -aIt mine will he here1frer fpr- fr-ted Co me. J. c. HUCEE.
 Tucson January -A l--3
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
L,vDOrr-r ,rI--.5y. AEIz1y,.

NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FRAN ~ rl- Or talbl has fled notice of t-- lureltIlu ID make final proof ln -uprOrr of li- claim, De- clarat1ry statement No iId. and secure rual entry thereof. and that such proof VIII be taken before fhs Register and Receiver co the1r O-hcr ua tle 18th day 1f February l--2 af lu o'clock l- W. for tha ". fs uf N. F.. ia section l and D. li N. E- s section "a township SO % x. R. No. dI r.. and names rha frllurIu- a- hls wltne--t-. Jesus Dlos. I.a1larIo spodaro Eomou Pachcco and Aut9- uiJ Grljaihl. all of 4re- A.lmu--
 HESET Cor-ISs. Eeftster. Fir-t publication. January B. I--1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Snpreme COnrf.


 The Court met on the 18th instant. Present Hon. C. G. W. French. Chief Justice; Hon. De Forest Porter and Hon. ". H. Stilwell, Associate Justices: E. B. Pomroy, United States District Attor- ney; J. W. Evans, United States Deputy Marshal; Geo. 4. Cum, Deputy Clerl. and R. H. Paul, Courty Sheriff.
 H. L. Smith, W. Fl. Culver, C. C. Ste phens, James W. Davis and D. Raymond Esquires, were admitted to practice on certificates.
 The civil and criminal calendar was called and the following dispositions made, to-wit: Territory of Arizona v- Alfredo Brown, argued and submitted. Territory of Arizona vs. B. W. Pyle. s.t for the 18th instant; D. P. Wheeler et al vs. Edward Field ct als, set for the 10th instant.
 UpoH application the Court appointed Messrs. Silent, Earl, Farley, Haynes. Baker and Zabriskie a committee Co ez- anime the applications, not made on cer- tifcates to practice as attorneys. and to report at their earliest convenience.
 E. H. Sake vs. W. H. Sutherland. set for l4th instant; Burnett vs. Ming set for l4th instant; Johnson vs. McLaugb- lin, set for l4th instant: Reilly vs. Couutv of Yuma, set for l6th instant: John RI. Miller vs. Lyttleton Price, set for 18th instant; Grand Canal Company ys Chas. CrsmOn, set for 16th instant: CharouIeau vs. Gabriel, set for 17th instant: BullarI VI J. B. w. Gardiner, appeal dismissed on certificate; Territory Of Arizona ys. Brown, argued and submitted.
 Court adjourned till 10 a. ta.. l3th ir- stant.
 SESSION or TUESDAY.
 M. 4 Smith and F. D. Strong. Fs- quires were admitted to practice on aiIi- davits.
 E. A. Sake, vs. W. II. Sutherland. a-- gued and submitted: Burnett vs. Ming argued and submitted
 SESSION OF WEDNESDAY,.
 James Burnett, assignee, ys. Daniel Ii. Aings, argument concluded and cause submitted.
 Daniel Johnson ct al, vs. John Me Laughlin, arguments Of counsel were limited to one hour each. Argument being heard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Notice of Forfeiture

NOTICE IS HEEEHl OWN ~ Y-rza- tlar tH- ug...-- -h- a-rIa. r--.-9-r rt rH.- anne. ir San NsvI-r ...-. a-.. uf Tuc-a1 Flua rau--r. a. '. log -utI1s.l fla- uu.a-- F"-
 g of fa- sluH within publication of rII- uI.lre. .' rrIn- vs5-L hs f0-f.l-s.. -l -'- and y1u wlll a.so pay l-e cl-' l- -rr.4 uent. .'-
 January 2lth. ls-2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Our Court House.

Iae b-i-5ug o5lhe cour.Eou-e has so faraiaau-aI th., the arrival of the iron . EaaaE alone re.arLs tae progress Of the work The s5us for the flooring are down and tle stone work oi the base men- is entirely completed. and which as piece ofratk certainly has no superior
 n the Territory. The Supervisors are 90 be commented for their judgment iu the selection ofthe design, and the con-
 tractor B t5 be congratulated on the
 thoroughre=s of the worl. performed,
 and il ,he building be completed in
 accordance u.th the work already done. it g.t be au honor. no, only Co Tucson.
 ja. .9 .ae entire Territory that will re- do-al ,a -H- -rc-taad gaaa judgment
 ot .ae Supervisors ra6e-uLa-c care the eafee Is being constructed. and as the work has thes far been done SO well. it would te nt only a pity lu, on the sh1.-- loss .o lae iaz-payrg body oi ,he uaary, .f thc common burn, da-@ be used without fuula- pr-para- raa. .r although ,aeg arc urquesuon
 able good a he.r kind can be, they certainly are inferior .n durability, less attractive Ia uFearanae, and because of -ae sl. difference ia cost, ale con z-guea..y higher priced stall .ac tuck pointed or prepared brick winch on ag-run. of ta chemically inpregEated
 a-.. a surface IS alike im- FeH'auH -a -ae changing seasons. Never csn5.a- n- chipping off under the con- .n--l fadu-n-ls Of dampu=ss or time, and which w.H iu tHersy years be as sound, bright .-ekEg and apparently as nca ss aher frs, Pu. in place They resemble the rrss=ed brick and although equally as durable are ot;aluable at much .ess figure, and are in common use .or all such budding throu-hou, the Ea rr and Western States. Is it not then advisable SO make use of thcm in tte construction Of the present county a-ss ia preference 30 others winch at their best nI soon wear dingy and unfinished appearance that uil contrast ,ho more sharply wih ,he better finish of its surroundings. and the better they are the more g'anuE the defects of the building can h- seen, so why hesitate about ,l- usrs of the best brick by which ,.s hudng ean hc completed in ] accordance with the work already began. -t true that the finish can be l afterwards put on but it will be more l expensive and necessarily less thorough ] than Il ,ae finish becomes d part Of the ! construction as c would by tle use of the Gc6 pointed brick
 THEmauy friends of 2Iessrs. McFad- ] den S Serot Of this city, formerly man. ! agers Of Messrs Woodhead 6 Gays Pro !
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

IN rainy weather a good umbrella saves doctors and undertakers' bills. in addition to all the trouble and worry, to say nothing of the expenses per taining to funeral obsequies. So to save doctors bills and coffin expenses buy you an umbrella, and when you buy one, let it be good one, just such as are kept at the store of Adolph Goldschmidt & O., who, to meet present contingen- cies, have on hand, not only as good but better umbrellas than can be found else where in town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

ICC-.E IH-t I."#.. aEIyuNt ' IIGHII.gF. Jaur.-. 70 EfGFHrU HOWELL @" r.. ".

aErzaVt IIEIIlEI Jaar.-. ITO EioEAlD HOWELL O. AS. .. A claIU.lE tIt.s under I.ul-
 You are hereby rntsh.t that l ..Hr. isive expended One D Tutrs4 U1..ar- .H improvements upon Che NHulrrH.I Mn. u fwiau Mining Distinct plua -... H-. ruua Territory. Iu order rI hold aa." under the provisions of section --t. vI-ed Statufe- of tls United -t.f.- .- amount required to hold Che sam. .. ending December Il. 1881.
 And If within ninety dHya after r.. this notice you ilil or rafssa r1 r....-. proportion of surh cZuarra tHr. H- . your interest iu sand claim uI.l H.... erty of the -ul=crIlor Uudr- -..f.H"
 Jan --Iu It..I-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
LAyp or.1c.Ar rrcsox. Anmax..

January 1.-2. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY - B. Gu-uu has fled notice of his intention t0 make hnal proof n support of his clam. Declar- at0ry Statement No. i35 and secure tuai entry thereof. and that such proof wLll he taken before the keeIsrer and receiver sf thls office on tie 10th day of February. l--2. ut ll o'clock A. M for \ W. p of < W. 4. section 37. N @ of S F. and \ '. of <. W. "a. section o. township a. s. B It F.. and names Che following ls his wItues-e-. George w. Stevens. SGrtIarp Mcrada. of Iubar. \. T.. and FredeucE Mash and Thomas Uu-coll. of Tucson. A. IT. HENKY CoUsINs. Register. ELrst uuhIcatIon. January- is-2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
San Diego News.


 There was fine rain after midnight yesterday. The Signal Office reports siXty-three one-hundredths of an inch. This brings the total of the season. to date, up to 5.52 inches.
 The San Diego river began to run a big stream yesterday afternoon. Mr. Darlington called at our office last even ing and stated that at the Old Town crossing the rlver was over 60 feet wide and from one and half to three feet deep. The rain Of yesterday has evil dently melted the snow in the moun- tains.
 Captain Porter, who came in from Spring Valley yesterday morning, re- ports that the rain poured down in tor rents about four hours, amounting to at least an inch. He says the water ran down the canyons and gulches in heavier streams than at any time during the present season. The wash has been considerable in the plowed fields. nlak ing great furr0ws on the sloping ground. The Caion road Is badily cut up. Ac- cordlng to the gauge at the six-mile house, kept by Mir. Gray, there has been a rainfall of two inches in that locality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
LyD OFFICE AT rrcsoy.

NOTICES HEEFB GIVEN HAT GEORGE ~ W. Stevens has filed notice of hl- intention ro make tuai proof Iu support of hI- cialm de- riaufory'-tateueuf No 1.t and secure fln.l entry thereof and that such proof wIil ha taken before tha EasI-far and kecalvar ar tiI- o-hre on the lf.h day or February. I--1 90 lI o'clock O. r. for N ". t eF S. V. ft Ser. 60 and V. ir uf ~. F. -t and S. W. it of x. l.. Sec. l. township -1 S, k. It E and uamr- tha following as lIs wiIursss-. Henry E Iuirn S-utlacu Mo-alo. of Iular X. T Frei-rick Msr-l and Thomas Driscol of Tucson. 4. T. HENBl COUSINS. Register.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

A MEXICAN was the owner of a knife and if be owned the knife why not usc #. accordingly he made the attempt with au utter disregard upon whom the blade might fall In his opinion he was right, but in the opinion of Judge Bragg he was wrong and as the Judge was the bet ter man he fined him twenty days in tLe chain gang where in lieu of a knife he will handle a pick and a mesquit brush.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
NOTICE
Tuosoy. PIMA CorSu. .

ITC-UN. TIUl IOTNTT.
 AEIz0SA TERRITORY. December 90. ls-l. ITO JOHN LONG OR ANY ONE CLAIMING I ttle under him.
 You are hereby notified that l the undersigned have expended fifty dollaIs m labor and improve ueut- upon the Nuha miue slruutad m Greater vile District .formc-ly smiths District Pima County. Arizona Territory. Ir order to hold sand promises. under the provisions uf Section Za-i of the revised Sratutg- of the United States he- I--I.
 And If within ninety days oi the publication Of This notice you full or refuse Co cuutrI hufr 2 our proportion Of such expoudIturp and Co ray for publication of thi- notice a- a co-owuCr yuur interest iu sand claim will become thr prop erty of rhe subscriber under section 25-4. iaul5-}u L.. B. BLANC HARD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

IF the good people Of Bowie could emigrate our streets into their pleasant little burg, sufficient supply of water and an over abundance of mud could betheirs to the envy of their jealous heighbors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

JUDGE REYMERT, Of the Pinal Drill, IS in the city attending the Supreme Cour.. In addition to his newspaper the Judge carries on large law practice, and is en- gagged extensively in mining.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

The building lately reitted up on the corner Of Main and Pennington streets, will shortly be occupied as a saloon, by Boss Levin. He is now making prepar- ation for an opening in good style.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
U.sLlyD Orr-rlT Trc91y- Aarzoyl-

US. LAND OFFICE AT Irr51N. ARIZONA.
 February l0 h i--3 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MA ~ carlo Romero has llr,i notice 0f his IlreI- tlo1 O, make final proof lu support of hts Pre- eurrI0n D-c.a-atory Statement No. tj5. ss . -e- cu-a final eurry thereof ar tll- 1lice on rte 18th dry of Nurch l---, ar il o'clock a- n-- for tle NEi. of sec iou No. 1,. Township ls <. of Range 1l T.. anI names the following as his wItu---es v.z. Ja-auh D. Holt placido Rue a= I--u- N. ELasand Leandr1 Saans. all of T1c-0u. ArIzons-
 HENRY COUSINS. Rsg. g.srer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

The Water Company in which Hon. R. N. Leatherwood is interested. have raised all money necessary to the suCess- ful carrying out of their wafer franchise, and will in the course of abou. thirty days from the date Of the companys organization begin the delivery of S5oooo worth of pipe, which will be al once distributed and put in place
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
TEErlroEY or ARIZONA.

ITO MARTIN MEDLEY AND V. "A. HOW \ lrd
 You are hereby uotiued that have expelde, one hundred do.'a 'ar- Iu labor and improvement upon the "la-- BIE Look lode o- mining claim -ituated u Marble Peak Old Har Mining DI- trirt Pima County AnZnua IcrutOry. as will ar- pear by certificate t led January I-th. X. D.. IsSz In the office of the Recouier of said county o Pima. Iu order -o hold ~aid premises under th. thr United State-. beiug the amount rrguIu d c, hold tle same for The year ending December sI-t A. D.. 1--l
 And lf within ninety days after thIs notice h- publication you full or refuse to contribute y0ui proportion ot such expenditure a- a co-oWurr your interest m sand clgm Will become the prop erty of the subscriber under sad section 1z-t.
 E. VI. WlLkIN Tucson. A. T.. January l2th. I--2. 3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

THE new pavement being put down in front of the new store ofL. Zeckendors q Co, is of cement which being smooth and marked of, has the appearance Of flag stones, and when dry will be equal ly as hard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Temperance Movement

MONTREAL, February f5.-The Catholic Bishop of Montreal has served notice on all tenants of church property 10 quit selling liquor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

IN view of the recent reported Indian troubles in the Dragons and elsewhere, it would be well for our readers to recall certain predictions made blythe CITIZEN, made just after the escape of the Chiri- cahuas into Mexico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

In compliment 10 the Marquis de La fayette, "Mayonnaise" dressing will be served with the salads on Monday night
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

The children of Seattle, ". T., are af- Aicted with measles to a wholesale extent. From one of tie public schools thirty nine pupils have withdrawn on its &C., count.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

Mir. O. A. Hyatt, the contractor or tlc wagon road from the San Pedro river t0 the Apache mines in the San Catalina mountains, has finished his road and turned 1t over to the San Catalina Cop per Co, for whom the road was built Colonel H. B. Reed, the surveyor and civil engineer of the road also returned to town and are registered at the Russ House.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
Local Intelligence.

CHIcKESs with feathers on are worth one dollar apiece in market
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

THERE is 10 truth in the report that Mrs. John Quincy Adams has refused 10 give her recipe for pork and beans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
BulIion ShiDments.

The following shipments were from Contention on the 18th: - Contention Mill, If tons, Grand Central tons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

TIE Masons are busy at work prepar- ing to plaster the outside of the old store, Of late occupied by Lord and Williams.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

A GooD way to get rid of tramps would be to send them to the North Pole.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
TELEGRAM
COAST NEWS.
The Earp Trial

Special 10 the CIuzES-
 TOMBSTONE, February 15.-The Earps and Holiday were taken to Charleston yesterday, escorted by a large party Of personal friends. Judge Smith re handed them backto Tombstone. where he will appear at 1Oo'clock to-day to be- gin the in nvestigatIon.
 Looking for Wreck
 SAN FRANCISCO, February I5-The revenue cutter. |" Richard Rush, returned this morning. She oruised in the vicinity of West Point and twenty miles beyond but found no indications or the reported wreck.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February I3.-Wheat dull and lower No. [, SI.6s; No ?, sL6oaSL62E Barley steady; feed, sLSoaSLS5; brewing, SL9OssLo5; Cheyalier, SI77E@sLS5; Oats, firm; fair to choice SL8osSLo2 1z Surprise, SL95aSc; Corn, yellow, E; white, s24: Hay. SI2@sI7; firm. Potatoes, Hum- boldt's SI.9oaSe; Petalumas, Sr.75@S,; Early Rose, SI9oa SI9.
 s. ?. Stock Report.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February I5.-CurTy 51z, Mexican 70, Ophir s4, Union IIIs, Nevada S1z, Eureka Con IIH, Jacket ?, Oveman zoe, Pont 7oc, Belcher zoe, Utah ,, Belle Io}t Savage I34 King I9, Head Center sc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

THE lower levels of the Silver King Mime, Arizona, are timbered with pine rom Oregon and Truckee, California. The timber costs at the mine S45 per 1000 feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

-..N L.... ..H"H... T'O THE STOUEH Ia.s- ..
 sell Gold ar. .r.- Arizona. E Vr-.. .r attorney eN.ru.al rH. C. Et-ll.r. leu--- ! NI.-. --.il A- a..rs. l.rr.a- N Campbell. William lf.a.-..- and Anne 9. -e...lr.r a .... cred Go call a meeting ar t..... hu---l Gold eui ~.r.- A7izlra ll rEs -a. r-..r .. llrT Tu-ca larHIl H.r.r r... fuu -la. raar-.H.-. ... company Hsl u. .a. -ll-.Uu -ErHt'. .... -ltl dag uf i.hra-. '. U. r... ll t.e Forenoon. fI. ..a - To sutr UulH r. ..-.... relec-luu o. al aI"..r ol tlr corporation. r1 H.r. I... tl- constitution -H -..r
 Article :. The ltf.r- company ~hrll l- undo. racru--. who -Ial. ."r..... successors a.1s ..Hrr.. .r. To hold al e.H-.I.. . Russell Gold anal -l. Aril1ua, for ..H t.r.. =. .- -.cce--u-- rr. -...-.. IO vote urn1 -ha .a.-... 'l and --usu..r Ono l..- sons lerrtufor. 1rtu- .- .... behalf oi Che Eu--a. ....# toErauy. of A~i-.ur. Ir ......r. rI-ht- acquired. D- u. a.. IuireL may he made -r.I ........ pary, and aii tHat has tl' r-eml-e-. winch. r.... lera defective il rla 11H..... -e cH-lrlel- E.-r.-.." -....
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

There Is a story afoat that the rumor that Eh Perkins has a cancer on his cheek Is untrue. The cancer came around, and when 1t saw the size of the undertaking 1t sickened and died.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

DELEGATE OURY has introduced a bill to restore certain lands now included in the White Mountain or San Carlos In. dian reservation in the Territory of Ari- zona to the public domain; which was read first and second time, referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs. and ordered to be printed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

SUtliGHS

N DiNIolli ...rr District, I1 -.e C.r.. Ar19lE V L lose Ga.--a ami Suum1r-
 Action t-c lls- 'u-'el. rltcrt e. ar.rI and esl- cd and -sgl.-.l .r agan-t FlI ls -- District Court q. and for -H- la.a... Arzo1l. lel s- the Ger. ur .- to-n-y l cop. l- tli7 summons a .... tr day Ct s.-e tEls s..aIE-l.. q ser.el cul ot .. Lisc-t. then cases tlr-y lrg-- by vHuuI against closure ci U1-. sucn 1s s.la-..E .- f-- tle --u .. ueH t-rcst. a5 al. l.-r tre comp. -rt on hereby noulei t-. answer the clE7' plaintiff WI 1.- Court Cor ,lc r. costs and l.-a--s cd
 t-.au under u. said D-.r.-f l---l December. A. D .1s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19
An Absurd Rumor

NEW YORK, February I5.--A rumor that lacks verifcation exists in Cleveland Ina, Mrs. Garfield has written to the President asking him to commute the sentence of Guiteau. The Herald will state tomorrow: We have the best of authority for stating that there is nor one word of truth in the story
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

THE population of Arizona has increas- ed nearly 3I,ooo within the last To years.