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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
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 set Ii, ft of corl 4Xi Ins. ft louT, ID Ino.inH If stones marked -S c S r. C. Thence ,' i,, i5 r17s W lS7 fl to intersection of suutheriy sitIe-fi ,a of -Gunsight." from which the \ F. cor of the -Gun~isht" bears ; 54 deg W -'0 Y dl,I. and SO ft to Inc center end aloh ulis, = DI.l, i aa-uinst perpendicular ledge. Thence o3 de- Sl mn V SO ft to W cor post ixt ms, Y long; in a mound of stones marked . U " V Thence \ X deg r. 5-s ft 70 intersectlon oi lhs t r,ortberly side line of the -GUnsigit' from which rt,int the NV Cor of the ''lunsIght bears \ 5i d.l, D. I1ll.5 ft dist aud i3G ft Co the " cor post fxl ins ft lon-s- m a mound or l stones, % marked 'S c \ " C." Thence, \ sj deg 5O mn l.. ai2 ft tp the initial monument and Nace oi beginning. Variation. l@ deg 9 mn Eas'- Area Inc il,er tiirt IS in conflict uith the Gun sight and Eastern claims and eo'italns e1clusi'e of areas m conflict and not claimed, 3-5i acres
 Said silver Girt' inning clam Is duly re- corded m the ot1cc or the hecorder or fluia county at Tucson. Arizona
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any part ot the Silver Olrt mining claim are required to present thetr .1'elst 'el1t claims in this Qtce during the slxty days period of publication hereof or they VIII be bdrrt'd by 'i' HENKY COUSINS. Register.
 The foregoing notice ss ordered to be published for sixty days h the WEEKLY ARIZONA CITIZEN, which newspaper Is designated as that issued i'''''7' '''' '''''' HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 Firsf tublicarion March 70.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

TIE Mormons evidently have an ei- fective way of proselyting as is shown by the speedy equalization of a Baptist congregation ID North Carolina, to the seize by two missionaries. detailed in our telegraphic dispatches.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
NOTICE.

nF MARIA M. BERGER BECOMING "SOLt U Trader Know all men by these presents. that l. Nara VI. Berger of the city of Tucson, County of Pima. Territory Of ArizOna. do hereby give notice that l intend from this date tu-carry on business as sole trader m the city and county aforeeald in my own name and on my own ac- count pursuant Co an Act of the Legislature of the Territory of Arizona passed December S1 A. D. 1895, entitled "Of the rights of marri d women" and sections 2i to 37 inclusive. of the Act amendatory thereof and supplemental there to. The enatllre of the business. trade profession or art intend to carry on, are farming, stock raising buying and selling real estate. buying and selling gOods and merchandise. me rchandis- ing generally at Tucson. San Javler and other places in the County of Pima. and from thls date I will be personally and individually responsible m my own name for all debts contracted hy me on account of my said trade. business profession or art. MARIA VI. BEhtth.
 Tucson Pima County, Arizona Territory, March l6. l-.2. mblaSw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Mining NOtice.

To John Flanagan. and those claiming under
 him:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V undersigned a cO-swner m that certain nine and mining claim known as the Three Times Loser Mine, situated in the Cachise Mining uistrict. COchise County. Arizona has performed one hundred dollars worth of work on the sad mine for the year endIrg December slsf 1->l. and unless you or those claiming under you Tay 70 me your proportion Of the said expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of thIs notice your interest in said claim will become my prop erty.
 mhII-gOd JACOB C. WALL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

PROF. PROCTOR holds that the comet that appeared in 1880 is the same that alarmed the world in 1S43, and caused hundreds of Millerites to get their as tension robes ready. 1t was first seen in 1868. and since then its period of revolution has been greatly diminishing. It has already passed once through the suns corona, and, in all probability, the next time 1t returns, which he coniec- lures will be on or about 1897, it will fall into the sun and kindle such huge fire that no living thing on earth will be able to survive. It is well to be timely warned of the approaching catastrophe, and ifaDybody gets hurt Proctor will not be blsrlevorthv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
TELEGRAPH
COAST NEWS.

Killed at Play. ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March ls.-Five boys were killed by the csving of tunnel in which they were playing.
 San Francisco Msrkets SAS FRAScIsco, March 1S.-Wheat- dead; No. l, s1.GO@ SL62ll. Barley-neglected; lower; No. l, feed, sL62l asked.
 Oats-no demand; No. l ,sL7O q Sl.35. Corn-nothing doing; No. ?, large vel low, s1.70 asked; Nebraska, Sl.55 bid, Sl.60 asked.
 Bran-Ioyer: spot. I51% asked.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

4 HEAVY snow storm on the Central Pacific road has delayed the trains a. Blue Canyon. Snow blows are running, and it is expected the track will be cleared by tomorrow. Asnow slide has earned away the snow sheds east of Emigrant Gan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MOVED by the tremendous stories told of the mineral wealth Of New Mexico, a correspondent of the Chicago Times suggests Baron Munchausen for Gov ernor and Eli Perkins for Secretary of that Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS, ARIzoy,.

US. LAND OFFICE, TUCsoN, ARIzoyl.
 March l7th. IS,1 NOTICE Is HEEEBl GIVEN THAT THE ~ Gunsight Consolidated Mining Company of Arizona by it's duly authorized agent. Benj. F.. Bivins has made application Tor patent to iSS linear feet of the Silver Girt Veln. lode or miner al deposit bearing silver and other minerals with surface ground fo feet m width. situated in the Meyer- Mining District. Pima county. rizo- ma. more fully described by the othcial plat and heid-notes of survey ou tle m thIs othce. and designated as Lot No. O. as follows. 10 wit:
 Beginning at the initial monument Gt the center end of claim at post +1f ms. ft long, m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

4 PRACTICAL joke which involves danger to limb or life is the joke of an idiot. One would think that enough fun might be found without playing wIth .u1pOwder or lightning. Of course yoang people will be young people, and 1t is lul.e impossible to put an old head on vOgng shoulders; but you have right tp expect that every pair of shoulders should be decorated with at least some apology for a head. The poor boy who, the other night, was made ravinE maniac, "just for the fun of the thing, is a case in point. lie was afraid of ghosts and slept with loaded pistol under his pillow. An apparIhon ap- peared, and he fired five times, but the bullets had been extracted from the pis- tol by the goblin before he put on his sheet and were apparently caught on the fly and then thrown back to the poor boys bed. Of course, he was scared. Who would not be? Our hair would turn white in about twenty minutes under slch circumstances. Of course 1t was only sport, but the boy is still tear ing his hair and glariug vacantly into space. Some p,Ople are altogether too funny to live, and the cost of the eX- pertinent would have been the same, but the joke would have been on the other side, if by accident one ot those bullets had not been extracted from the pistol. Instead of being play ghost there would have been a real one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

About fifty emigrants, men, women and children, passed through Chico on the train Saturday night for Shasta county, where they intend locating in the colony now formingfor settlement in the neighborhood of Bedding.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THE wife of the bonanza monopolist of California rides IF a carriage in Paris that cost S30,0O0 and requires an annual outlay of S2,00O for repairs Like the lilies of the field she tolls not, neither does she spin, yet Solomon in all his glory couldn't hang on to the tail board of such a turnout as that
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

A BILL for the relief of Charles 4. Luke for compensation for house, erected by him on Mohave rnIlit ary res ervation and used by the government, was reported to the House favorably by the Committee of the Whole on the 10th instant. The bill sppropriates $500 for MT Inke
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
HE GOOD TIME

The present promises to be year unprecedented prosperity in Arizoni The rainfall has been abundant and has come with such gentleness that tn ground has absorbed the greater part ( the moisture. An unusal quantity ( snow fell in the mountains, and tn fountain heads of all the streams ar replenished. The prospector will nc suffer from thirst in his search for vein of the precious metals during the al preaching summer, and he can seRifi-
 to places hitherto insesible iron. q
 lack Of water. ap9v result will doubt
 less add Hy another paying mine to
 the. sHnst that Arizona now boasts of. The stock men too, will have cause to eioice, for their herds will find abund- Ut pasture upon every side. Both val " and mesa will yield prolific verdure, nd the desert will literally blossom. he farmer will rejoice in the abund- nee of his crops and smile in antici- ation of plethora of ducats.
 The welcome rain will make all glad, nd through its agency will mountains nd valleys and plains teem with busy fe, and much good will result.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Mir. J. D. Power, of Tombstone has made personal inspection of the Total Wreck mine and gives hIs views in the New York Mining Record. He states that "the total quantity of ore in sight, as approximated from the ore dimensions given and deduced from partial meas urements, 53,474 tons of solid reserves standing in place ready to be released for reduction, and at mere nominal cost compared with the expense attached to the extraction of ores from other mines that I have examined in this Territory.
 From the quantity of reserves would result a bullion product of above S4,2OO,- 900, based upon S80 per ton aB the work ing value of the ore, and which IS sl9 per ton less than the main average assay value given elsewhere above. Of this ore, a twenty stamp mill will easily put through it's battery sixty tons per diem or 1,S0O tons per month, 2l 600 tons per annum; allowing two days each month TOT ClcauluB up anu ONCihouA-DS DSAeo and machinery, we reduce this quantity by an aggregate LAO tons for the year which leaves 20,160 tons.
 From the foregoing showings, it is easy to see that the 3O-stamp mill about to be ordered, and for which grading IS being executed, at convenient and eli eible point on the slope of the hill, north of the hoisting works, will find in the above reserves, including the 1000 d. ready mined on the dumps al the mine, more than enough ore to tax its reduc- ton capacity for at least two years, and for the residue remaining over ut the end of that time the writer would be willing to pay liberal amount and then make handsome profit on the invest ment so entirely confident is he now of the correctness of his estimates"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Application for Patent to the Eastern
 Mining Claim No. 167.
[. s. LAND OFFICE AT IUCsoS.

Aa
 NOIICE Is HEREBY GINkN THAT I"E ~ Gunsight Consolidated Mining Company of ArizOna, by Its duy authorized asest. BeuJ. I. Rivius has made application for | patent to II 5 linear feet of the eastern vein. lode or mineral deposit. bearing silver and other Ein- eraL with surface ground. biO feet m width, slt- usted in Meyers Mining D strict. Pima County. srizoua. more particularly described ty tlie oil- cial plat and Id notes or survey on flle ID this office. and desi gnated as Lot No. II. as follows,
 EsQiunini. at the original location monument at the north end center of claim. at post ixt ms ft long. set ID a mound Of stones. from which the initial monument bears S 90 de el min W 665 feet distant and adjacent th 'reto. eN- tends =0uthorly cut Ixl3 ft. 3S ft long. marked Fl \ C.: thence go deg lj min. l. l6.6 feet to the intersection of the N end Lne of the Gun sight M C. from which the NE cor of the Gun sight bear- a deg l.. 36.t feet distant and aI feet to post ixi ms ft long m mound ot stones at NE cor or claim. marked F \ b CE thence $ 31 deg e mn W. l, li25 t Co a DO 3N4 l q ft long al SE ir of claim. marked F S E C'': thence Ja deg ij mn w. 3I) ft toa post ;iNi ins ft long Iu a mound of stonss gt the south end center Of clam. marked F. W M" from which \ VI M No. bears < d6 deg W. 5>2 feet distant; thence N go deg l5 n W, s0O feet f-Ou spUjh erd center tO a post 3Xl ms ft long m a mound of stones at the SW cor. marked n S W G''. thence \ 70 deg iA mn F.. i.b feet to intersection of southern side line of ''Gun-Ight N C. and \ jl deg .lt3.5 feet from St cor of "Gunsight NJ C." frum which NE cor of Gun sight VI C b-ars % deA; r. .2JJ-3 feet distant from point of intersection \ 3U deg e nm r.. go tcei, intersect S ead 4ine or Silver uirt M ', from which poI the >E cor of the Silver GIrt be1rs a deg ij mn F., 2Is feet distant and at l2l3 feet iuteisect easterly side line of Silver Girt VI C, from which point tue Nk corner of the 'Si yer GIrt bears \ l6 leg e min l., 3l4 ft distant and To the NV corEor of claim. fi2.j I to post Ski ms ft long. % mound Of stones market T. \ W ~; thence . g dt; lj mn F, 80 feet Co uOEth end center of clam and place of beginning, containing lg.46 acres.
 Variation i3 deg a mn east. This claim con- nicts with the -Gunslght' and Silver Glrt' H Claims as follows: Conflict with "GunsIght 1.su acres, Is not aimed by the ~Eastern." Conflict with the Silver tiIrt. Ojl acres IS claimed by the Eastern" Tot ] area claimed. ll.66 acres. The sad mining claim Is dul recorded m the the office ot the Recorder of Pima County. at IrcsOn. NrIZOua.
 Any and all psrsons claiming adversely the whole or any part of said mining claim are re- Quired tO present their adverse claim ID thls Oti- during the sixty days period of publication hereof. CT they will be barred by the provi.iOns of the statute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

The Sonoma Index states that grading of the $. and $. R. R. is being pushed along as fast as possible. About one hundred and twenty men are at work, and by April 9th the grading will be completed to Glen Allen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
BORN.
.NeW To- -Ddy.
To Merchants.

YOUNG MAN. WELL CONNECTED. A backed by capital. speaking EnylIsh, span ish and German. desires position with well established house, with the ultimate view or taxing an intsre-t If satisfactory. l. hrst-class salesman. Address V. P. 0. Box 2lAl. New ork Civ. mal0LIwddv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
aerritoriaI Board of Education.

,, The Territorial Board of Education |, met in Prescott last Saturday. The Dem N, ocrat gives the following resume of it r proceedings and makes extracts iron
 the Superintendent report:
 "There were present Governo u Tritle; Territorial Treasurer, T. J. But 70 Ter; Superintendent of Instruction, M .s H. Sherman The Board appOrtione, | the Territor il money to the credit O u the school fund to the ten conys, as required by law. SerinIeudent Sher- = msHomItted his annual report for the year 1881, The report gives a very ex- haustive statement of the condition of education in all the countieso of Arizona. We observe that Pima county taxes the lead in the amount of money raised for school purposes durin : the year, 1t being Sl5,773 3l, but 1ayapai county supported the greater numbeg Ofteachers, the num- Der being twenty-two. Owing to the fact the law creating the counties of Co., chise and GIla made no provision for a division of the school money, these counties have suffered much incOnven- fence from lack of funds to pay teach CTS. The Superintendent in his re- port makes some very sensible remarks in regard to the matter of Land Grants for school purposes, which our nelgh- bOrs both to the east and west enjoy, but which IS denied us. He rightly sug- gest that 1t would be well for our dele gate in Congress to make an effort to have these public school lands made available for the present support of our schools. Until 1t Is done our school must be supported in the future as in the past by taxation. We hope at some future time to publish this part of the report in full. The total valuation of school property in the Territory-sucha as school buildings, etc, is Sl2l l,3lS.46, whole amount of receipts for the year Sj2, ,5j942; whole amount expended 3s,4lS25- leaving balance on hand at the com mencement of the year 1882 of Sl4, ,l4O4I. The whole number Of persons of school age in Arizona as showniby the last school census was 5,3OO. The whole number of persons of school age reported as attend ing some portions Of the year, 3,s44. The whole number of teachers employed in the public schools during the year l62
 Whole number of public schools in the Territory l4S. Of these eight are report ed as graded the remaining lI0 az "ungraded." During the year lSSl the Superintendent of Instruction has wis tied l0j schools. The whole number of private schools in Arizona is 9. in which there are employed r. teachers. The report on the whole, Is very excellent one showing much care and painstaking on the part of the Superintendent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

koo Tie, a Chinese fisherman near San Diego, was robbed of about SlOOO by Chinese thives recently. They beat him cruelty and forced him to give up his valnshles
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MACLEkS, who shot at Queen Victorii IS accused of high treason. He Is no charged with murder, the penalty fo which crime is the same as that for higl treason-death. In the United Statel the law recognizes no such treason a this; we know of no treason excep against the commonwealth. Our law Il no respector of persons. It estimates any persons life as dear as any othe persons life. Public servants (nOt .-l ers), in our Republic are nhedoed I about by special protecrienactments. ( The character of the ole must De re- lied upon for thesrsonal safety and { comfort of ogublie functionaries, who have,bJtto been as safe at home, or i the streets alone, as if surrounded ? body guards. The killing of the most alted official in our Nation was no . ore with Judge and jury than would we been the killing of the humblest .izen in the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
HENRY COUSINS. Register.

It is hereby oriere' that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the pertOd of sixty days (ten consecutive weeksl. in the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper pub hshed at Tucson, Arizona. which paper IS hereby designated by me as published nearest such claims HENRY cot SINS Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

i WASHINGTON dispatch says peti- ton is being signed by the Illinois deleg- ation to promote Col. Carr to Brigadier Generalship.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
TOTAL. WRECK CAMP.

REPORTS from Total Wreck camp con tinue very favorable. Messrs. Burns < Salsig have refused an offer of s40.0OO cash for the Forty-nine mine. They are down thirty-eight feet. in wide ledge of soft, fine ore. They feel confident that their mine is worth several times the sum offered.
 The Ewing company have erected a blacksmith shop and other buildings on the Side Wheel group,and are sinking for water.
 The Border Ruiiian is showing splend- ly and is being worked steadily. |. Day and night shifts are being worked on the Champion and Cross Line. The vein in the latter is looking very well.
 The Total Wreck company are work ing the Denver, the eastern extension of the Total Wreck It is a promising mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
HENkY COUsINs. Regi.ter.

The foregoing notice Is ordered to be- pub lisied for the period of sixty days in the WEEKLY ARIZoNA CITIZEN. a newspg per published at Tue son. the same being desigaated as that issued nearest the claim.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. First publication. March R. lss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Application for Patent io the Sil CT
 Girt Mining Claim No. III.

First publication. iiareh iiit F. i5ss, '3s.,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

LADIES. send us the names of tNeuty-hve of your lady acquaintances. and we will send you
 inreturn a set of Beautiful ChromO-hthOgraphe . asF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

WAsHISGToN, March 16.-The report of the co. ,mittee investigating the Treas ury expenses is very voluminous and completely vindicates Secretary Sher- man. The Committee recommended certain safeguards against theillegaluse of the Treasury Contingent Fund in the future
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

No Capital Punishment
 MADISON, Wis, March 1.-The Leg islature, by close vote, defeated the bill to establish capital punishment.
 Game Of Freeze out-OeniaL WASHINGTON, March lS.-A. A. Cooke, of Star Route prosecution, charges Ar thurs administration with giving no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
Alexaudria OazRtte
FRIDAY SvENIEa, NANCE 3.

a ERRlBLE RIMg.-A servant girl OF 3 q!
gard, 10 Gsrmsoy. had 10 o5ufs' OF several
years saved hstdsome sum of money. which
she deposited 10 R savings bAtk. Oae day, q
few We, ks ego, she drew the money and took
the trsio for tie town Of SchOeidemobl, few
miles fro N bcme. She visited CD old scqasil-
tai O., q bu cher. and told him 10 cour.S IT tht
cotv r,.roo OF the moosy she had 10 Der pock-
OF. The butcher advised hr 10 wrap up The
moRty aud fss o is 90 htr head. bur.s 4 10 The
hair. The biI f,lo we'd his advice. aid left FIR
her home. sbe way tskioR her ever deserted
heath. Mre'irg Policeman she b eyed hiu
to'ccom parry her 90 sc,.uot OF Der mou' y.
1ha prlc nsp compile d. ind 'cc,Upsoled heI
ih- gtcs.er part # the way. Hardy. however.
hso nc leif her snd 'urnrd back when be heard
piercog shik Fl .steD nlug, back be f.u ad
the girl lying dead 10 the street without her
head, W non hsd been osirisd eff As the GIL
bad told be polio map # the butcher VII %
she visl'ed. his IN plcUna we're At oucs arc used
AID be has. nsd 70 the bucher's house. 81 e.
w.itioE halt 40 bour tn. came 10 wi b b <
u d h's arm. To the qlss!ioo wlat WAS IL
Il he replied rhst it was . s1eep'5 head Rpd
three L. uader the bed. The policeman Lett
and r5ruyDed 10 few mirutes With scme COL
Leagues. The sack was demanded. snd OIL
beiug opened WAS lou I'D 10 oJntsin the murder
cd gin bead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
Openin9 and Closing OF the aza1fs

Opening and Closing OF the Maiis
CLOSING.
Washington, D. G., and Northeastern nails 8
,. ~, Il m. and and Is p. m.
Western mails 30 and 10 q. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 10 90 =.
m and 80 and 10 p. m.
South and South western mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia way AND through mails, 90 a.
m. and ~ p. m.
Manassas Division 90 s. N.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va. 8 Coz. NJ
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails. via Washing.
son, D. C., 8 30 a. m. IL m. and e 60 p. N.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 30 q. n
and 9 80 a. N.
South western mails Wis Lynchburg. Virginia
lthrough nailsJ including wsy malta on Midland
Railroad, S 80 q. m.
Manassas Division 80 PIC. for lock boz only.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 8 80 p. m.
Office Hours-Ofice opens at 8 80 =. m., AND
CLOSES at 90 .. N.
Sunday Hours-Ofics opens ut 8 do 8. o., and
ooses at q 30 q. m