davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

BREWSTER, the Attorney General, has not yet been long enough in Washing ton to be known to the minor officials of the government. He was on the floor of the House the other day before the body convened, and was ordered away by a doorkeeper. But I am MT. Brewster, Attorney General" said be. "I have only your word for it." answered the irate official. That old trick won't work here" We'll" said MT. Brewster meekly, if I am violating the rules, l will retire." A Congressman appeared at that moment who recognized the new Cabinet officer, and he was allowed to remain.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
IN JrsrIcE.s CnrRr. rtrrI-nEl ..

II ArlEoua. Nouuty or Elitlfl. heiuff W H. l'|-U. Justice of the Peace Precinct No ors. James A. McFadden and Char.e- J. ~sr partners doing husI1ess under tlr firm "a. and style of NcFadden & Serrott. r.allIt-
 
 James Bowman and R. C. Thomas. partner ..- ing business under the iirm name s.,.. of Bowman < lhomas, defendants. The Territory of Arizona sends sr.e-ir- a. James Bowman and R. C. Thomas d.Igrl. .r-s. You and each of you are hereby sUuuHr,t -l appear before me at my office Iu the cIf- ,f Ir.- son and county of Pima. o1 the EIGHT ENIt DAY OF FEBRUARY. \. D. l,--. al II o'clock a. m. of sad day tO answer the complaint ui t.. above named plaintiffs, who demand of gur -.a- you are indebted tO them Iu tle cum of one Ul- dred and fOrty-three and tNeuty--eyeu one hul dredth's dollars tSiiS.S-ltui. lawful money ut the United States for and ou account of t-.- ance due, it IS alleged. for go1i- varss and merchandise sold and delivered by T'--u'. tl- t, you between the first day Of April. <. D. I--l and the first day of October. A. D. l--i a- wTlI slo-- fully appear by reference to the complaint oG L.- in sand cause m my office. And f yUu fan to ag- pear and answer sand com piaIut a- above rg lui-. the plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the sum of one hundred and flrty--Hrs- a-. twenty-seven one hundreith's dollar- Sl i1-1-i... lawful money of the United Sfates. and for cls-. of suit.
 Given under my hand thi- sixteenth day ar December. \. D. 1881.
 ". J.. OSBORN.
 Justice 0f tL- Peaua.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

TEREsAs, Governor of Chihuahua, is said to be one of the largest landholders in that State, he being the possessor of a tract loo miles long by about fifteen miles wide,in the valley between Fl Paso and Chihuahua.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THE general commanding the troops
 . and about Hermosillo lately told trav- elers passing this way that no danger was to be apprehended from Apaches excepting in the northeastern portion of the State.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
F. B. BLANgUiED
TERRITORY OF ARIZays COUNT OF pTIi. ITO MARTIN MEDLEY AND W. H y

| ard. 4
 You are hereby notified that l have a--, one hundred dollars m labor and iurra l. upon the Last Bag Look" lode. or uIui- r.. situated in Marble Peak. Old Hat M trlct, Pima County. Arizona Ierritorv, " -s pear by certificate fled January 12ti A- -l..- l. - in the office of the Recorder. of s.d ,.-.
 Pima. in order to hold said prem .-. .r provisions of section of 2.g24 Rea-eu 0 n. the United States. being the ar5unt l.i ...- hold the same for the year enjns Dr'e--
 q. D., 1881. ... t
 And If within ninety day= alter l-i.- ....-- publication you fail or refsse Co cor ...-.- proportion of such expe,dIture a- q ..-..- your interest in said clam wiil become .,ii, e-ty of the subscriber under sad seyt.2l t.2,llil-f>
 sr ,- ,..- 13.f. r.,-3 l1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
FAITH

Oh. restless heart. be still, Gods time abide. Bow humbly tO His will Though sorely tried. Seek not oh heart. to know His purposes divine; Have simple faith-and so His will. be thine. For, sure as does the sun Shine after ruin; Sure as the rivers run And golden grain Waves on a thousand hills In rustling pride; Sure as the harbor fills At flow of tide So surely shalt thou see (rhy trials past blessed futurity. Resting at last. TUCsoS. January IS, Iss2. H.W.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

LOtAIlON NOIiNES. Esperanza, near Tubac, January l, 'S2, Guadalupe Hurtado, Jesus Garcia, J Andrade.
 Lapwing, Silver Hill, January II, 'S2, Chas Stewart, Walter Dansforth, E. w Noys.
 Ohio, Empire, January 12, 's2, T H Carlisle, J N Vaughn, J E Outhouse. California, January 10, 'S2, J E Out house.
 Nevada, Empire, January l2, 's2, J E Outhouse.
 Boy, Empire, January l, 'S2, T H Car lisle, N Vaughn.
 Salano, Agua Caliente, January l, 'S2, Warren Allison.
 Oriental, Agua Caliente, January l, 'S2, Frank Allison.
 Emma, January l. 's2, NJ G Fillmore, J . Norcross.
 Belle Wilbur, January l, 'S2, J c Nor cross.
 Princess, November IS, 's1, Isaac Howell, Chas Stewart.
 Hard Rock, Harshaw, January l, 'S2, J R Allen.
 Lrander. Patagonia mts, January l, 'S2, J R Allen, Ed Longbottom. Ormus, Cababi District, Nov 1S, 1881, Robt l. Wood, Murray Bailey. North Star, Helvetia District, Jan l, T E Nichols.
 Water right in Santa Catalina Noun tains, Jan IF, Santa Catalina Copper Co.
 MINING DEEDS. co Hutchinson and James Corkhill to Wm Tompkins. | Morris mine, $50. Solon NJ Allis to J McC Elliott, the s A Allis, Harshaw District, S1.
 DEEDS FOR REAL ESTATE. Chas Requesez to Anton Hittinger, lot , in block IF, S25.
 Manuela Nevares Hughes and Daniel Hughes to Anton Hittenger, lot 2 in block 222, s1.
 Benjamin D Fairbanks to Geo Pusch and John Zelweger, lot , Ill block 2l3, 5000.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. c c Hutchinson to James Corkhill.
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT. Property of Lord & Williams: Block 125; lot 3 in block 197; block S5; lot l, in block 194; also land between block 200 and POP; block I0S; lot 20 in block 229; lots 6 and in block 209; lot 15 in block F, 'S2
 APPOINTMENTS. As agent for the Southern Pacific A A Bean, January F, 'S2.
 WATER RIGHT. In Santa Catalina mts, January l3, 'S2, John Haynes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
NOTICE
Tucsoy Prv,Corvr

ARIZONA TERRITORY December al l-.l.' ITO JOHN LONG OR ANY ONE CLAIMING l title under him.
 You are hereby notified that l tle uudar-. -usr have expended fifty doIlafs m labora and Improve ments upon the Tuba mIne, situated Iu traI'a- vile District. formerly smiths Hstuct Pm. County, Arizona Territory, in order Co hold -ali premises, under the provisions of Section --i of the revised Statutes of the United Sfata-. be 1881.
 And if within ninety days ui tle puhlcatu of this notice you fan or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure and t0 pay for publication of this notice. as a r1-1srs- your interest m sand claim will become fH. 4rH-- erty of the subscriber under section -1-i
 jan15-3m F.. B. BLANt tUtEN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

MR. D. D. HALL will start tomorrow for a trip to Mexico, extending over sev- eral months. He will visit Guaymas and thence proceed southward by water to other sea ports.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

FATHE ANTONIO has gone, and will be absent from the city for two weeks, or perhaps more. He goes to visit the va rious settlements of Graham County, principally Clifton, Solomonville, Stafford and Maxey, and will return by way of Fort Grant and Wilcox.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

UNDER date Of January 16, all conduc- tors of freight and passenger trains are ordered to report at the Tucson office any cases of sickness occurring on the trains between Gila Bend and Bowie Station.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

\ TRAMP arrested in Pantano for burn ing ties, was brought before Judge Bragg. In response to interrogations, he stated that he did not know where he resided; did not know where he was born, and did not work much. Judge Bragg, kindly interesting himself, procured him a situ- ation in the chain-2ang for co days. IT the charitably inclined will furnish soap Marshal Buttner will find the means to wash him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

Mss MoLLTE HOOKER, who the past month, has been visiting with her broth CT at the Sierra Bonita Ranch, passed through Tucson on her way home. Ru- nor hath it-with matrimonial inten- tions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

SNOW fen in the Cajon Valley, San Diego County, California, last Thursday, an event unknown there for the past fifty years
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

MR. W. H. DEMPSEY, of Montezuma, Pinal County, has the thanks of the publishers of this paper for a copy of the CITIZEN dated October 23d, to com plete the files.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THESanta Eulalia mine is said to be the richest in the State of Chihuahua. Its bullion largely supplies the govern ment mint in that State.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

c. H. HoLBROoK, of the Sonora Con soidated Mining Company, Sombretillo mountains, Sonora, arrived in Tucson Saturday evening, on his way home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
Phenix Paragraphs.
IGazette.I

[Gazette.l
 Wm. IsaRc's blacksmith shop, down the valley, was destroyed by fire Thurs day afternoon. Loss. S3OO.
 Wm. Isaac and sons have IOOO acres sown to grain this seaIon, against 800 last year. Wm. Isaac has 300 acres planted, John 450, and Eli 250. Under ordinarily favorable circumstances the aggregate yields of these tracts will reach 17,5O0 centals.
 Some days ago an individual known as Little Jack" and who was formerly in the employ of King $. WoOlsey, ar- rived here and disposed of three horses two to John George and one to George Hamlin. A gentleman from the southern country, now Tn town, claims that the animals belong to him, and will doubt less take the proper legal steps to recover the same. When here before Little Jack enjoyed fair reputation.
 It is reported that certain business firm in this city Is importing mutilated coin from San Francisco and circulating 1t at par. The large amount of defaced coin floating Tn this community gives color to the statement Muhlated coin can be purchased in San Francisco at from 15 to 9 per cent discount, and the surest protection against any imposition like that now suspected IS for our busi- ness men to refuse to accept 1t at all. Let 6 meeting be held to dispose of this mat ter.
 OUR people will remember Robert Me Wade, who gave performance of Rip Van Wrinkle and the night of Arva at the theatre here. From the following from the New York Sun of December 20, 1t would appear that he has been lost sight of:
 In the latter part of August Mir. Me Wade was playing in southern Utah, from where he sent $75 to his family Since then bis wife has not heard of him. Mrs. McWade says he was a reg ular correspondent, and IS sure some thing has befallen him. MT. McWade has three children. The eldest boy was preparing for West Point, but owing to the strengthened circumstances of the family since the fathers disappearance the lad has been taken from school. Mrs. McWade owes her landlord, Rich ard Middleton, SsS, and to-day the fam fly furniture was seized for the debt. When Mrs. McWsde's troubles became known at the Chestnut-street theatre this afternoon, purse of S32 was promptly made up to relieve her imme- diate wants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THE summits of the highest peaks of the Santa Catalinas, Rincons and Santa Ritas are sparkling with capping of beautiful snow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

IRE gocd people Of Wilcox are great ly excited over the recent discoveries made near the Point of Mountain, which are said to be exceedingly rich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

PASSENGER conductors on the $. ?. R. R. are held responsible for the loss of car furniture under their charge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THERE are 3S0 feet of coke sheds at Lordsburg for the Clifton Copper Com pany. Three hundred tons of English coke have just been received from the east and an equal amount from the west. There has been shipped in the past month from Lordsburg to the mines l23,O1 pounds of merchandise. The Clifton Copper Company employs six hundred men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

TIE distribution Of gas mains still continues. How our lights will shine when the meters once get under way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

ARIZONA. January .. l7-- t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT uIOi....- ~ W. Stevens hes filed notice 0t hl7 lHlrl-- to ,,,I' tyssi proof in support of hIs claim l- claratOryistatement NO. 7S4 and secure ma ,- s- thereof and that such proof wlll os -- ;tA- - -la the Register and Receiver at this guge V- s- NV f of S w. !. Sec % and \. .- of r. E- % and k. W h of N. E. Sec. S3, township -- o.' Y. AZ and names the following as hl- Si.If llf-,. 5 Henry B. Quinn. Santiago Morado. or t....-iI' 1f I. Frederick Marsh and Thomas grlseo.. ,..- T1rson- A T. HENRY COUSINS h-sl-'si'
 ians-3ru
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
N6lTIC CE.
TUCsoN. PIMA CarSll : -L----- - - -

IUCSON. PIMA tHrSUI.
 ARIZOSA IEERIrORY. Jauul- I r>, ITO RICHARD HOWELL OR AM Uy. Il claiming tItle under him
 You are hereby notified that l. heuuj-r-.--.t have expended One Hundred DuI.ar- In l4b.-a.s improvements upon Che Noupareil Mine --la-s. in Tyndall Mining Distinct. Pima count. t-- zOna Territory. in order Co hold -aiI qr.l-. under the provisions Of section 1-i uf t.r U.- Vised Statutes of the United Statcs brH- -. amount required Co hold the same for t. g.r ending December 3i. 1s,I.
 And If within ninety days after uuhlrsIHa H' this notice you fail or ref1-e Co cuufuhu.. g- proportion of such expenditure as a ce-uar-r your interest in sad claim VIII become tHa r-.- erty of the subscriber under section -5lt Jan s-Sm JAMES BAnELI I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

4 PosroFFICE has been established at Parmala, Yavapai county, Arizona, with Fernando H. Ellis as post master.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

Mir. H. c. HoOKER has been seriously ill for the past two weeks, but is now couvalescing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

IT is stated in a San Francisco news paper that NIT. P. Lazarus, of Los An geles, formerly a resident of this city, has entered into a matrimonial engage ment with Miss Rachel kremer, of Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

IMPROVEMENTS still continue. Houses are going up all over town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
NOTICE.
TucsoN PIMA CsuNrY.

TUCSON PIMA NeLNL1.
 ARIZONA January lS fsS2. ITO THE STOCKH, iI4DERS OF THE RUS l sell Gold and Silver Mining Company of attorney executed and delivered to me by A. c. Harmer, George F. Wiggan. L. K. Rishel, JO- seph R. Black, Charles W. Mathews, Saml. S. Campbell. William Gladding, John II. Sehreiner and Annie B. Schreiner. whereby l am empOw- cred Co call meeting of the stockholders of the Russell Gold and Silver Mining Company, of Arizona. at the said city of Tucson. for certain purposes hereinafter mentioned. this IS tO notify you that a meeting of the stockholders of said company will be held at my office, No. 22i Pen BingtOn street, in. said city of Tucson, on the 2lth day of February. A. ID. lSs2. at ten o'clock I1 the forenoon. for the following purposes: ist To vote upon the question of the approval or rsiectlon of an amendment tO the constitution of the corporation. to wit: T9 amend article of the constitution SO that the same shall read: Article 5. The affairs and management of said company shall be under the control of seven Dl- . setOis who shall continue m Otice until their successors are elected and duly qualified 2d- To hold an election Of seven directors of the Russell Gold and Silver Mining Company. of A iZOna, for the term of sne year. or until their successors are elected and d,ily qualified. Sd To vote upon the question of ratification of all and singular the acts and deeds of those per- sons heretofore acting as directors for and on behalf of the Russell Gold and Silver Mining Company. of Arizona. in order that all titles and rights acquired or which were meant to be ac- quired may be made good unto the said com pany, and all that has heretofore been done in the premises. which, though lawful, may have been defective in the mode of it's execution, may be confirmed. Respectfully. T. L. STILES.
 jans-Swks
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

MR. ERNEST c. MCCLURE, a merchant of Charleston, is in the city. He accom- panied his mother, Mrs. W. D. Mcclure, and his sisters, Ida and Virginia, who are en route for California, as far as Tucson. and will return to Charleston in few days. His relatives leave for the West tomorrow
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

TIE Gunsight stages have for the present been withdrawn because of im- passable roads. Passengers for that place will now be compelled to wait for finer weather, which means better roads, ar else seek private conveyance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

"Will you tell me-" asked an old gen. tleman of a lady, what Mrs. -'s maiden name was?,' "Why, her maiden aim was to get married, of course" ex- claimed the lady.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

I'm following recipe for the cure of small pox is going the rounds oi the press. Its efficacy can be best tested by those unfortunate enough to be afflicted with the loathsome disease: q am willing Co risk my reputation as pub lie man. wrote Edward lime to the Liverpool Mercury, ''if the worst case of smallpox cannot be cured in three days simply by the use of cream of tartar. One ounce of cream of tartar dissolved n pint of water, drank at intervals
 hen cold, is certain, never failing sinedy. IL has cured thousands; never ayes mark, never causes blindness and avoids tedious lingering"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THE following bullion was shipped from Contention during the week end ing January l4th: Grand Central mill, four bars; Head Center mill, three bars; Contention mill, eleven bars Total, Sj0.J50.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

IT is stated upon good authority that the Murphy mine, near Dos Cabezas, has just been sold to a company of Bos- ton capitalists for the snug little sum of S75,0O0. It has been stated that the Sil- yer Cave mine, adjoining the above property, had been sold also, but such is not the fact.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

MR. CHRISTOPHER Y. SHELTON has been appointed post master at Walker, Yayapai county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THE Yoio Democrat published at Woodland, Cal, by EIr. Wn. Saunders, is oqc of she most valued exchanges that reach this office. it entered upon its fiI5eenth volume with the beginning of i-s present year. and tae CITIZEN wishes tAs Democrat and its veteran editor a laag lie of usefulness and unlimited prosperity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THE Court House walls will soon be. gin to overlook their adobe neighbors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
GLOBE.

Where the Supplies Come From Bullion Ship ments -bIcre Machinery for the Pioneer South-The Centennial to Resume Work Comp ImentaTy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

MR. J. R. SIMON, the well known min ing expert of San Francisco, visited the new mining excitement ai Point of Mountains, seven miles from WillcoI, and expresses himself as being very favorably impressed with the appear ance of the new district MT. Symon has bonded the Maud s. claim for S75,0O0 The specimens taken from this mine are exceedingly rich, resemb- ling the ore from the once famous Bodie mine, and assaying as high as slS0O to $500 per ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

INDIscaErIoS and young men eener- ally go together. 1t the depot one of the above mixture jumpeI from an en- zine passing at a high rate or speed. None present doubted his intention of landing on his feet, but being absent- minded he grounded on his back, Sun day clothes and all. BF his lock, after ending up, his whereabouts seemed to him deb@table question until a general laugh started him towards rhe hotel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

A rise of about two feet is reported in Salt River
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
TELEGRAPH
 COAST NEWS.
Murder and Suicide.


 SAN FRANCISCO Jan. .l6-Saturday night flcta, a 17 year-old-dauehter of L. G. Gillespie, living near Lodi. San Joaquin O.. was shot in the neck by Thomas Lyden. The wound is probably fatal. The assassin fired through a window. The body of Lyndsn was founi next morning in hay stack, he having committed suicide. He had been employed on the farm by Gillespie but dis charged on account pressing his attentions upon Mss Gillespie,
 Reception of Irish EHvoys.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-Ihe Irish societies and residents gave OConnor and Healy, Irish envoys, a rouslng re- ception at the Grand Opera House. President Tooly of the Land League presided and made the address of wei come, followed by Healy and OConnor, who spoke at length on the object of their mission.
 Murdered by Footpads.
 SEATTLE, W. T., January IS Last evening Geo. B. Reynolds, an estimable young man, was shot dead on the streets by footfads, whose demands he resisted. Great indignation prevails and q vigi- lence committee formed and patrolled the town. Several were arrested OF sus- picion. but no one is yet identified.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
nnr. .CnAnIrs IEHIrr...- nf San Di..-

CcJ. CHARLES WHwr1.E, of San Diego died in that city on thursday, January l2th, aged e. years. after a long and painful illness with chronic rheumatism. Col. Whipple was a native of Wayne county, New York, and was a man ol strong character and commanded the respect of all who knew hiIn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

A 2)-sUAMP ail isto be built at Queen Creek, about l5 miles from the Silver King mine. The order for tLe necessary machinery has been given tu the Union Iron Works al San Francisco. NIr. J. E. White, who built the He-mosa mill at Harshaw, is tine contractor and Is under agreement to nave tha mill m running order by the first of May coming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

NE. CHAs. HOFFMAN, the well known mining man, together with A1r. r. $. Van Rensseller, passed through Tucson Wednesday en route for the Caborca mines in Sonora. They went by stage to Altar and are expected to return in about two weeks
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

List of letters remaining in the Postotiice at Tucson. Arizona for four weeks prior to December r, 1881. Buelna W Lane, C D Alvares Ramon Lopez, A Amay, Suaniz MalOney. Julia Arviza. Jesus MsChntOck, Jas Ralveidr. E Mcdowell. Mary Campa, Jesus MenlOttO l. Garcia. Rafael Romero, Dolores Gales. Manuel Rome. ROsd COur. Frank Resa, Carmen de la Crabb. J N Rabazo J Creswell D II Salazar. Rafalts l. de Dearborn. W SantellOnes, JenarCiO Denny Hugh Sanchez, Jesus Dean. Rudolf Shaw MrsM M DOsheen. JnO Shrewsbury. Vim Dorringo. Manuel Sunser. Chss Hallen, C Skala, Tanez Lana. " c Wheelock, Chas Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say "advertised' and give date.
 C. IT. LORD. P. M.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

Syow blows, if reports be true, are needed on the Southern Pacific road passing through the San Gorgouio noun { is between Los Angeles and Yuma. L. stoanw in the cuts was fully : feet deep. The eight locomotives work ing at 1t with their cow-catchers in lieu oi a blow finally succeeded in opening a way for the delayed trains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22

THE machinery for the copper smelteI to be built iu the Santa Catalinas-uD- der the supervision of Mr. ". E. Scott is said to have left Saa Francisco Mon- day, and m less than tuo weeks will be oa the sr0and, when the putting of it up will as once commence. The road to the mine ls no" being constructed. Additional men for tac work left here yesterdiy aud wore have followed to- day.