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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
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 The grain Is coming forgard nicely ln Spung valley The rainfall was abundant out there.
 Mir s. Mund, the enteprising mer- chant, so long established in San Luois Key, Is about 10 open a store at Temecula.
 After considerable delay work is now progressing on the new school building IL will proOably be ready for oc- cupancy by the beginning of next school year.
 l. commenced raining aboui midnight, and at two o'clock this morning 1t was pouring down steadily, with the prospect of continuance for several hours at least.
 The two new passenger coaches that arrived yesterday from San Francisco on the Santa Cruz for the California Southern Railway, are plain, but neat and cosy. They are California made, and display good workmanship. These two coaches will suffice until the road IS completed, before winch time the two vessels-the Oceola and Pettingill-now ahoat for this port and nearly due, will have put in an appearance. Their car goes include four locomotives, a number of coaches, and other rolling stock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Nt,TICE
TrgsoS PutCsry-

AEIZONA Ja7-a-- .. ITO THE SrOCkH LDEHS OF Tl
 sell Gold and Silver MI1.r- U..- DIS Arizona By virtue of ssrt.r . attorney executed and deliya-ssi - C. Harmer George F. Wicar. I.k u. seph R. Black, Charle~ V. NarI-v. t- Campbell William tflailIus. Jrf~ n ~-.- and Annie B. Schrrluer whereby | -a cred Co cal meef'u- of rua Srucs..a. ..-. t Russell Gold and Silver NiuIr- t.--.- Arlzoun. at the -aiu ciry of Tucson fI-.- purru-es tcrelnaf;cr mentioned. It.- u. ... ..- you that meeting of Che stock sHH.I#.-. s-' company ~lu he te.d % my odsa. Na --. 6 mlnEtun street. iu -sla CIty uf iu...r 18th day of fehruary X. u. l-- .r r.- - in the forenoon for tls f1lluvirs .u-r.. To vote upon inc question uf fIa --.-. rejection Of am amendment fu r.. .....-..-. Of the corporation. Co V-if. II a,.Hr.. aa.....- the constitution ~o tnar i.a -ara -... Article ,. The ataIr- and u.ar...-.-..-.. .s . company shall hr under tle rDl.ru. .r ..z.-H reCtoi s. who shall ruEtUln Ir l- .l r..H successOrs are eiec-.d and duly eu..s. To hold an election ut seven U..H..-.... Russell Gold and Silver Nla- C.r Arizona. for th- term of enc v-1- OF .... successors are eigctst and la.y l.a..-| .. To vote upon tEr question uf r.r... all and singular Che gcf- and d.a.t- .. ......- sons heretufore acting a- lir.r-a-- r-.- behalf of tLr Russell Hull ari - .,. Com pans. of Arizona. fu us...r f.a.. -......- .hts acgulrn,L or which Wrr. r....t quir=l may he made -uli ur-.r. r..... pany and all that has lrre'of.-. .- the premises which. though Euf.. been defective m the mode uf If- -r..a... . be confirmed. Respectfully. ~I....
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH ~ undersigned has performed a- a--.---.r' work for the year endIu. December .-. l''. Sl0O worth of wolk on each of f.r fH .Hr,r. mines. VIZ. the Me" and Jackson r.Ha- h. cafed m Myers Mining District County u. iHa Territory of Arizona, and If J. II. NcSru lt. not come forward and pay tneIr -iHre Ut -lI. .- sessment work. namely, twu-thI-Ii~ ur >H.'. '. each of above named claims. tusafHar uIfa -I- of publication. within ninety .+H luy- frH- H- date of this publication, theIr iHrsra-f m -... claims will. according Co the laW- st t.a l--'.r states. become perfected Co ths guirr- .r.I.
 A. E.uWL Myers Districs Pima Co.,. A. r.. t,H. I- ----- febf9Wgn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

ITO W. l. ROSS AND GEO. HOGG. YOU
 | are hereby notified that have expended one hundred doliar- Iu labor and improvements up on the Old Gro Blanca lode. situated iu the Ono Blanco mining district, as will appear by Cerflh
 cate hled Jan. fth. t--Z. m the Otlce of tke Re- corder of Oro Blanco mining district. m order Co hold said premIse- under the provisions of -sc- tiun Gj2i Revised Statutes of the IT. k. eing The au.ount required Co hold the same for the year ending Dec. 3lst. ts-l. And If within ninety days after this notice by publication. you iall or re- fuse Co contribute your proportion of such eX- penditure as a co-owuer. your interest iu sad claim will become The property of the subscriber under sald section 1i 4. B. A. HOSkINS-
 Gro Biancu X. IT, Feb. ltth. ts.3- feblsw m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Nnliu
TrsaoN Fir.t.r.

ARIxoSt TruEroFf t.Hu... I- ITO GEN. FUTILE OR ANt uNl Ilfu. I ing title under bIm= lulHr- .Hr. ..... flat l. the undersl zuej. i.y. .yr.H.. .a. Hundred Dollars DO iHbor and improve ....- ..- on the Carru aud Shultz ulrH- -IrgTfa| .a ...- da del Gro Mining District lwH .Hr-.E Ar. zOua Territory. m order t1 Luli sad HH-,. under the provisions of --cfIuu -.-lH.. vised Statutes of thc Jmrri -rr-.- H. amount required Go hold fh. -t... t"rr.-.. ending Decemhsr 20. i~~i.
 And 1T within ninety days after pI |...r..H. this notice you fan or refuse tu gUHrsl..'...-- proportion of such expenditure .-U -f-.sr- your interest Iu sand claims wIli t..H. property of the subscriber. under section -.-. fabigW m FRANK ~ULLrL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Florence Facts.

Enterprl-''
 4 carload of Silver King coneentra- tions will be shipped from Casa Grande Monday. s.
 The Silver King comes to the front with the regular monthly dividend
 Sheriff Paul, of Tucson, was here Thursday, looking after transgressors ot the law.
 Six bars of bullion from Globe passed through here Saturday via Wells, Fargo lS Co.'S express.
 Several cases of measles have been reported in the valley this week. put none of them are serious.
 Mr.C. H. Wheeler and bride, nee Miss Bell White, arrived here from Ohio Wednesday, and went hence to fIral, their future home.
 One of Treasurer Brady's little chll- dren has been dangerously i'll for some days past, but we are pleased to hear, he is improving.
 Messrs. Smith * Davis, the Florence attorney, are at Tucson this week at- tending Supreme Court, in the interest of several clients.
 Messrs Maxfeld and Tucker are driv-- ing a tunnel on the LelO, at Mineral Hill. The tunnel will tap the ledge about seYenty-fiye feet below the surface and is expected to uncover good body of ore at that point
 Mir. Aaron Mason received Saturday all the machinery necessary for the slnk- ing of an artesian well, and will soon solve the problem of artesian water m this valley. The well will be sunk on his Florence ranch. The result will be. waited with interest.
 TO. Wilkinson, of Mineral Hill, left for Los Angeles Sunday, to comple the organization of a company to operate m the Old Hat and Mineral Hill districts. Hon. Del Valle, Joseph Lynch, editor of the Los Angeles Herald, and several prominent citizens of that city are in- terested in the project, We understand. They could not invest their ducat5 Tn a better field to insure a large return.
 The Supervisors of Pima county have let contract to build a road from Tue son to the Old Hat district. The major part of this district lies within the bor- ders of Pinal county, but We are not averse to having 1t opened up by our
 
 ter a very long and loud protest in the event of our covetous neighbors moving for annexation of this valuable district to Pima county. Pinal is the smallest county in Arizona now Tn area; and will not surrender any more of her rich ter ritory without desperate resistance.
 The cells and other iron work for the new county jail have arrived at Casa Grande, and Messrs. Smith & Watzlav- zick have the contract for delivering them from the depot to Florence at fifty cents per hundred. The combined weight is l7,0j0 pounds, and the freight from St. Louis to Casa Grande was a little over S700. The latter bill of ex- pense was charged to Pauley Bros, as 1t was included in their bid. The contract for erecting the new jail building has been awarded to Charles Tillman at Sl6S9, as will be seen by the proceedings of the Board, published in another col umn. He will commence work at once and continue without interruption till his contract shall have been completed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Mining Notice.
JAMES OUINLIN.

To J. B. Lyons, and those claiming under him: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned @ co-Owner Iu that certaln mine and inning claim known as the Sacramen- 70 mine. situated In the Bunker Hill Mining District Graham county. A. T.. has performed one hundre,i dollars jSluuUi worth of work on tha said mine fOi the year ending December Sl. Issi and unless you or those claiming under you pay tO me your proportion Ot said expenditure within ninety days from tte expiration ot the publication Of thl- notice your l1 crest m sad
 s.sssi JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Mining Notice.

ITO JOSEPH POWLIN OR THosL .'
 tie. tbaf rnav claim under tIr. n. zis,ned g-ves notice tdat he h.- .- as-es-ment work done Upel De Amo e district. Pima county ' l- r,-t ending January l. l--Z. and pad for the same. and uule-- the -iii or tho-a owning under hIm come ''.Na- nina.r dayz from The date uf t- nav 10 me hl- share of th- none. a- --. -essmeut work sand mn sil r- r feited Co me.
 Tucson. January 70 l----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

A Bengali Baboo of all embracing sympathies Is about to start newspaper which, he promises, will be loyal to the backbone, to the Crown and to the Con stitution." He announces that he is alive to the varied interests of this Con tinental Empire" and that he sypathizes with the sorrows and aspirations of a "multitudinous mixed population" and tells us that, so long as a man be man and brother, he cares not whether he IS a Mussulman or Hindu, Jew or Gen tile, Guebre or Gi2orr, Irani or Turani, Aryan or Dravidian, Raiput or Rajbansi, Braham or Buddhist, Quthye or Null, a Celestial or an Uncovenanted, one of the Great Whitewashed or one of the Great Unwashed, a bank director, a rail way clerk or telegraph signaller, a municipal magnate, gagged member or dumb ratepayer, or a schoolboy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
SuuiU3GH>.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT TiEII H..I | of Arizona ounty of Plmg. bs'u1 i.. Fuqua. Justice of The Peace. Pr".iar NH-t.
 R. IT.. Haye-. plaintiff y-. .lr.-. . fendaut. Demand >l-1J-
 The Territory of ArizrrH -.r.- Charles Fuller. d-fandauf. luT .r. moned and required Co sIuer hs.. otlce iu the town of ltt.~.l~. .. Pima. uu tie th day 1i iraI. ' V. .--. o'clock a- me- to answer f.e rHI. ahoyr named plaintiff. who H.laa you are indebted Go LIU .u .t" -r.. ". drei and twputy--ev-l du..tr.. a.. Co appear and answer -.lll comp ...H required fine plaintiff yI ra' against you as damaHtal a1i For this suif.
 Given under my hand r.i.- r..y"r. ruary s. b. i--3. febla-wtd JOHN V. ........
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
EEEEIIuEI os AGE.Nt
 tuTSIY uF pIa, ITO MARTIN MEDLEY AND W Ele

You are hereby notihei that have .r-.-... one hundred dollars iu labor and lrr-.,.-.... upon the Last Bag Look luf.a Hrrr.r...- ....- sItuttaI in Marble P.is. old ta. n- r trict Pima County Arizona i.--.-.-.. ..... ..-- pear by crrtinclte t'sl Ja-ulU I-..-A. u. -,,. In the office uf the Recorder H. -.. ..-.. .f Pima, iu order to hold -ait rr-rr-.- H.... -.. provisions of section uf -.-'. E.vi-.. -..e. bold tEe same for fna year ending is#.a ..-. - A. b.. l-~l.
 And If within uIur'y GaE- a..#r -..- T. ..... h. publication you irII ur rs.I.-. r. ....... proportion uf such HZgsr.. ..lr. a- . -.. aH- sour interest Iu sand clam ,.... |....... .r-.- crty of the -uh-rrInar under sad
 EHHl---N Tucson. A. IT, January I-r. u--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
NOIIg
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT i.. ~ unflar4irrad has par-1r.ral .- work for the year eudlu. DHr'Tf- SlOo worth 0l work ou each u. '.. mInes; VIZ. the -NaterCe' and l a- located in Gro Ilauco Mining N.-' Pima. Territory of Arznrl and .i '- ' nett. oT thos- haidIu- tltr s... rome forward and pay their -.ar. -' - ment work namely ous-haf ur ~' above named claims. tu-srls- ul.a '' cation. within ninety N days From thIs publication tl@ir interest i1 -li . u. according to the laws of th" Jui.'i ' come perfected Co the uudrr-iEa .i ..,---.. Gro Blanco. Pima Co.,. A. T.. J.a .-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO T. M; ~ Yerkes that The undersigned has performed the annual assc-sment work. amounting Co one hund ed dol afs for The year l-sl. "a the Tucson mine m san AavIer hills. about hTe miles south of Tucson. Pima county. A. T.. and you are here hy notified that unless you T'ay your proportion ff5 , of the same within days from the dale oi publication of thi- uotsce your interest m sad mine will ba forfeited to me. according Co law. and you ygll also pay the cost of tbs alyertlse- -nenf J.H. SILVA.
 Jaruarv 2l-h f--g 5mN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
NtITICI
Trrsox Prf,tsr

ITCSuS. FIMh tH|rft.
 ARIZONt TERRITORY. Decruha- st i--l-. ITO JOHN LONG OR ANY ONE tfAIIlN. | title under hlT.
 You are hereby notified that On. .... "--.---- have expended fifty doilars Iu iHhur sr.t .Hr1'l. ville District. formerly Smith'- U-r-.r N- County. Arizona Territory. iu ur.ier fu HH.. - premises. under the provisions 1t ~H.'I". -. of tha r,.yI-ed Statufr~ of th- ' lrl.r. ~f t--i.
 And If within ninety days vi tl. fsH.. of thI- notice you fail cor refuse fu r.rfn-e. your proportion of such expenditure auN .' for ruhIcafIun uf thl- notice. as a rI-.HH. your interest iE said claim WiN heruu- ..H r-- erty of the subscriber under section -3-i jsull-lm E B. BLANtUi.L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under him: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - undersigned. a cO-owncr m that certalu mine and mining claim known as the Oak mlue, situated m tho Bunker Hill Mining District Graham county. A. T., has performed one hun dred dollars worth of work on sad mJn- for the year ending December 3lst. 1s-i, and unless you or those claiming under you pay tc Ire your pro- portion of the sad expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of this notice your interest m said claim wIll be- come my property. -
 ianG-qi JAMES OllNi4lN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
Nt,TIC

rINHE USDERSICNED HEREBY NOTIFY | HII persons thst they are The owners ui a cer- tain mining claim -ituated in Washington Camp, in the PataLoui MnEui .ius, Pima County, Ari- zouu, known g- the r.NPIHE MINE
 That a patent for -sid mining c.ziu ws- is- sned on The i1rh day Of February. iss.. by th- [ Jnitcd States Government to the undersigned, V hich patent l. on record in th- Recorder office iu Tucson, Pima County. iu Book i3 of Mining Records. and for more particular record oi said mining claim rcferef ce i- hereby made tn sait record.
 All per.oLs are vau,d against working -aid claim a- all tre-pa--rr- thereon will be prose cuted according Go lss
 W. c. FnRBU b,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
NOtIee.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIY- - ed until tho ist of March. lss2 at the store Of Messrs. smith & Watzlavzlck. Florence, A. | % fer hsuIinr 2ID tons of Coke from Casa Grande to .he COmpsny's furnace lat Butte.i at the r7te of 70 tons per day Also for hauling ore from the mine to sad furnace at the rate of 5i tons per day. for period of SIX months
 Psvmeuts vifl be made monthly.
 Bonds will be required for the faithful per- foauance of said cou.ract--
 The Company reserves the ught Co relect any WA DENNIS. iag,dltvs Sup'. Pinsl Con Mg- Co-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

SODA, which IS now imported at a cost of from s52 to S55. can be taken from the soda lakes of Wyoming and placed in the Eastern markets at cost not exceeding S25 per ton. The Wyoming soda IS chemically purer than the imported, and the method and rate of supply indicate practical inexhausti- bility. Means are now being taken to secure early access to these deposits, and when these are perfected our imports totals will permanently lose an annual item of from six to seven millions of dollars
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
NOTIC
rosoS Pru,CorSr,.

IUC~uN. FiWf COUNT.
 ARtZ0St isHrTTO January ]. i--- rINJ RICHARD HOWELL bE AM .'. | chm uE ttie under bum.
 You are hereby notified that ]. the un..--.- isa-e expended One Hundred Do-lu-- m labor improvements upon the SoupareI MIuc -.,lI... in Iyudall Mining District, Pima county. l- zoua Territory. iu order Co hold sali rr.u.- under the provisions of section --.2l Ui r.. l.- vi-el Statutes of thr United Stat-H f..r- amount required Co hold the same for r.- endIug December 3i. is-i.
 And 1T within ninety days after plh...-. this notice you fail or refs~r Go cUu-uh-'. r'. proportion of such expenditure a- rl-Uaa- your interest in sand claim wIlI become ID. rr.- erty of line subscriber. under section --t
 Jan s-2fr JANE~ BAE.llI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

A Massachusetts Minister recently cautioned the young ladies of his con gregation who dance that they will one of these days darce in hell. Thus is hell robbed of another of its terrors. Talmage says there is smoking of cigars and chewing of tobacco in hell, and now this Massachusetts man says there IS dancing there. If some other minister will accredit hell with few more lux uries, the internal regions will be looked upon as a desirable and pleas ant place of resort.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

THE town of Cslabasas Is making an effort to make good its pretentions. Lum- Der teams for that section have been daily loading at the Arizona Lumber Yard near the depot. To day added four ad- ditional teams to the list. The orders in from the mines are heavy and much timber is being shipped, but the soft condition of the many new roads lead ing to The different mines makes the work somewhat difficult, but Nr. Mason with his characteristic energy, attends promptly to all orders, so that as little delay us possible is caused. Miners as a rule, order timber when tLey need it and don't like the idea of waiting too long no matter what the obstacles may be and Mr Mason well understanding their feeling on that question, gives their demands particular attention, as he does all who favor him with a call
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

''PASI" still holds his grip. He wgs discharged from the German Hospital on the l6th with lungs still in a weak condition and with but little prospect of any permanent cure, as the doctor assured him he would not outlive ISS2, but Pant with his accustomed courage and good hope still intends to make his fight for life and new lungs, by trying country life among the milk. chickens and rosy checked daughters in and ahout San Rafael.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

By appearances of the well laden or- ange trees in front of the store of Jos Sresovich, it would seen as though the orchardists about Los Angeles were ship ping their fruits here for ripening, our even and soft Italian cline being well suited to that purpose. Unless thetrees are removed from Los Angeles the fruit will all be beaten of by the rude northern CTS now 50 common L" that sheep-star,- ing country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

Notice of Forfeiture
fC,... Pm,,ay,r,. ,.

 'I'O WILLIAM SCOTT. Jus. r- . ana W ltiatl 'tat.Ue-. f.....- ..s..... ..t'.l !i-7 i--ii- i''is-, e. .--'t s.f .aH.Hf ... hereby notified iaat v.r -... ...-.. . ....- do-lar> worth 0f lsru-urar .1e. .-... miuius lode cis,lul-- -lfuafHfi a- ... .. or The Niefrita MHlIialr-.. il rlo-... ing district. lu -sid cuuaty fH a..-. -... .. thef the Pdul Juue= sad One. f.. the same property located F.l.- @ William Anthony. William S.l.- lock. \. ktrby and e. VI I1v... .-l L of location ut which w-r. r.r1-.... Of the kecer.rr ct -ali Pima t....H-. que@t of V. W. Bernard M1r-U a f- - Mining Location Nuf1rs- A at r.. O. pJ-eS, viz: the Nuulruu Chef .- . Paul Juue- af page -s-i and f.a f..- 2ss. iu orJlcr Co hold -ui r-.. H- the provisions of section -Zf l utcs o the United Stafs-. U-I-- ST. required Co hold tha me for f..
 December sl>t, l~-I. And lf " -r-r -. from the -ervicr of thl- notice h..-. you fan ur refuse t1 c1rr-.i.r-- .a..,. uf such expenditure a- go-1u.- OF .g.-. sad claim will become taa f.r.-. ..--. scriheTS under sad section Ee Scott appears hv fae r-curI- rr pr--. .-.H be tle owner Of an undivided sra. as. mining claims, sad Joseph EIIr.-- ssild records Co be the ovyuarHf .... ..a.I tenth of sand mining cillm-. ar. .-.. MatlucS appeIrS hy sand -acurJl- t. t 1- of an undivided ale-tcuthuf -l.I ---r.- 1'-
 J N.i. E.r-.---
 MIL.ItHl tv-.
 ED. B.Ir.z-r
 ANDREW E-- Owners of thrur-lftu- Cf sJri r-H..- first puhcatiou, Jauuary i5. I,--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

According to the statement of the h. dians who live on the northern bounda- " of Arizona, there exists a carbOnifer- ous mountain in that section, which has been burning for the last two hundred years. Probably old Montezuma is there attending to matters as chief fireman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

SINCE SheriT Paul came into office, but one pcan, William Shannon, alias Shorty shannon, in on charge Of burglary, sue oeeded in ef'ecting his escape from the county jail and he was, by Sheriff Panl recaptured in Globe City and returned 10 his old quarters yesterday. Shorty's intentions were good and his first efforts partly successful but his calculations ran amiss if he expected to get entirely away and he is now well aware of the fact
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

It is the intention to cut and stack 5000 tons of hay on the farms of Messrs Haggin X Carr, Kern county, the com ing season. They only had about 5000 tons to tide over the drOuth this season, and they propose to be better prepared for emergencies hereafter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

TIE Remnant mlne. Arizona, is said to lead the van ss the richest find and largest solid body of high grade ore in the Territory. Fourteen feet of black galena and sand carbOnates, impreg- mated with green horn silver, and neither wall reached, reads like some of the wonderful Leadville deposits.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26
TELEGRAPH
COAST NEWS.
Railroad Mattera.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2I. Track laying commenced yesterday on the Southern Pacific branch. hom Mohave 10 inc Colorado river.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

H. W. DREW will you let the k. of R. .S S, of Tucson Lodge No. 3, K. of F. know your address immediately, or call at the Palace Hotel, or on Joseph Perry, Attorney, and make yourself known?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

A CONTRACT has been awarded al Montreal for tunneling the St. Lawrence, at a cost of E, 5oo,ooO, the work 10 be completed within four years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

ABOUT twenty-five Chinamen are kept at work filling up and grading of in front of the railroad shops. A large drain has been put in, leading from the new ash pit out on the mesa towards the Buell. addition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

A Vicksburg grocer who failed the other day mas surprised himself by pay ing in full, and has two thousand dol lars left over. "Well, sin't much on bookkeeping. you know"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

MEssRs. W. H. GILLETTE and \. B. kel- log, surveyors and engineers on the Southern Pacific railroad, are registered at the Porter Hotel They arrived last evening and came directly from the front.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

Seamless stockings" said tramp, as he saw a sign in store window. "fes, mine seem less stockings than they did when put them on three months ago
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

An old man at West Cheshire, Conn, has made all his property over to his wife on condition that she give him food, clothes, lodging and one pint of good rum every day as long as he lives
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

THERE were seventy-three free passes on the wrecked train at Spuyten Duyvil cut. Moral-Don't ride on free passes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

LEoPoLDo CARRuLo will put up a large two story building in lieu of the one he is now demolishing, corner of Main and Mesilla streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

AN architect in Kansas City was, by the proper adjustment of a strong rope, entirely cured of drunkenness. Like all architects he had once been a man of great wealth and fearing poverty he climbed the golden stairs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-26

THE charters of nearly three hundred national banks expire in year, and another hundred expire within two wears.