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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
U. SL,sD OFFICE. Tucson 4. r.

NOTI F IS HEREBY GIVfN THAT MAR shell J. i'rundase has hletl notice of hls inten- tion To make tnal prnuf in su port of hls pre- empfion D. =. No u claim. and th st ssid pro f will be made at this Ot ee June :. ls-2. at Co o'clock A M for luts and and r.. q, of N. w. q. sec. Ig T. I6 =. K. I4f.
 He names the following wItneSses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said iand. viI Joseph betz. Wm. F. Kilt. Louis II. G@rmley and A. HarVisOr. all of Tucson Arizona Territory.
 HE<RY COUSINS. Register. First publication May :, isss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

TIE Boston excursionists who lately passed through this place will go home with the idea that Truckee IS full of bad men,. 4 number of them while in that place were airing themselves on Main street when they chanced upon a man by name of BruGe who instantly whipped out a big six-shooter and swing ing II around swore that some one had insulted him. With a loud squawk the Bostonians made A bee line for their sleepers, each one tumbling over the other in their eugsrness as to which should get in first As soon as Bruge had got them fairly started he laid down behind dry goods box and rolled and kicked in his paroAysms of laughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
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US. LAND OFFICE, Tucson, Arizona,

U. s. LAND OFFICE, Tucson, Arlzona,
 May q lSs1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Clkll.O S. Leon has filed not ee of his intention to mtke finai proof in support of his homestead entry No. i5S claim and thar said proof will be made at this office June F. lss at 10 o'clock A M, for <. Is of W it and \. Y of S. W. A of sSc. !. I. II x. K. is [. (ti and \. E. N.l
 He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence uIs'n- and cultivation Of. said land. viz. Juan Jose Luis Manuel Amado, Francisco <. Leon and Juan Bstldez. all of rac- son. A. T..
 First publication May :. Iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
Application for Patent to the Silver
 tsirt Mining Claim No. I'll.
U.S.LASD OFFICE, Trcsos, AmzoSA.

'. =. LAND bEfAth. AtNroN- AllLoSA- NOTICE IS HEEEBY GIVEN THAT THr: - Gunsight Consolidated Mining Company of Arizona; by its. duly authorized agent, Beni. r; Biyins. has made application for a patent Co lS3 linear feet or The Silver GIrt yein lode or mIaer- al deposit bearing silver and other minerals, with surface ground dO feet in width, situated m the Meyers Mining District. Pima county. rlzo- na. more fully da~crIbesi by the official plat and reid-notes of suryey on hle m thus Ohce, and desiG ated as Lot No. t0, as follows. to wit;
 Beglnning at the initial monument at the N center end of claim a post ixt ms ft long, in a mound of stones marked $ q l NJ from which S N VI 70. bears . =. deg sS mn W 2 tgf ft dist and discovery shaft hXsNl4 ft bears x 2l deg a min W l57 ft dist. Thence S 13 deg q min S,o ft tO \ r cor post SXt ms, ft long, in mound Of stones marked $ q E C.. from which the \ W COT of the -Gunsight M W bears S 2y deg, e mn r.. fG ft dist. Thence l6 deg l5 nin W 153 ft Co the intersection of the north erly side lIue of the "Gunsight' frnm which point the \ W of the Gursight bears N 5t dez; 6 ft dist ln4.5 ft to intersection of the southerly side line of the ''Gunsight." from which point the \ !. cor Ot tie Gunslght' bears \ 5t deg SIS ft dist and l2s-i ft tO ; f poet lset n. ft r. of corr 4xf ms ft long. in mound of stones. marked -S G : C." Thence N 73 deg e min W ls1 ft tO intersection of sOutherly deli le nf '1iunsIght." frOta which the r. cor and DO ft tO the \ center end monument built against perpendicular ledge. Thence N s5 deg s1 mn W SO ft to S W cor pest 1xi Ins, r long. m a mound of stones marked $ 0 = W C. Thence is deg r. 52s ft to intersection of the northerly eide line of he Guns glt from which pu'nt the W Cor of the "iunsight' bears 5i deg E, l0lL5 ft dist ard l9S ft to the \ W eps post lxt ms { ft bong. m @ mound of stoues. narks-i < c \ " C." hence. \ s5 del; 3J mn r.. 25s ft Co the initial monument and place of beginning. Variation, 'S deg 5j min Last Area i7-0i ucres.
 The .-Silyer Girt- is m conflict with the Gun sight and Eastern clalr rss and c5.italus exclusive of areas m conflict. and not claimed 5.57 acp-s.
 Said liver Girt' inning clam IS duly re corded iu the o-ice of tho Recorder of Pima county, at Tucson. Arlzona-
 Any and all persons clalrllnE adversely the whole or anS JaiTt of the silver tiIrt mining claim are ueguired to present their adverse claims In this otlce during tLe sixty days perIod of publication hereof cor thy will be baru.d by the provisions O, the ~tHtufe.
 HENtY COUSINS Register.
 The foregoing notice i- urdgred Co be published for sixty days m the WEEKLY ARIZONA t'IT,zEN. which newspaper I- designated as that issued nearest the clam.
 H. NlsY COUSINS, Register.
 First publication. Marci, is.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
for Patient Co thr Eastern
 Mining Claim No. l67.
U.sLASD OFFICE ,r rreo~

ALl.FNA MlHT| %. .r-- NOTICE Is HEE-Bi rI.fN IIi 4 l.l ~ Guu~iEht tur-u.ltItt- }liaI.- ( ul..aHf .. Arlzon', by It's tu .utl1sl.eI agent. Hs.l c. Blyins. has mlur application tu. @ la'e.f U" itI .5 linear feet of tue cl-Ie.u v.... .-..- ~ mineral d~fo~If. bearing ~llyr. aa.l ut.Hs. a..- ersIl. wIth surface rruuu,L pIf fec, si uIa,.. -- Uated m Meyr. Mining D -trIet fui aai'- RrzOna. more part .cuitrly de-cr. us.l by f.r'-.- clal piat and q id no.rs ut survey ol r -1 '..- Odicr. and designated s lot Nu- I,a i'-.a- to wlt:
 Beginning at the original Ioca,Iua uHerr.a- at the north end center Uf r.sIu. ar l .t- ". ms ft long. set Iu moIud ul -tHHH-. .HI which the inItial monument heai- - .' s. - min, W bij fe-t distant and IdIIcru' .l r',' ..- tend- s,,utherly cut lxl5 ft. l ft bong, a'lr..i n N ts, thence 70 deg D. mn. i ia ? .tH.. .H the intersection Sf th- \ rui lane ri r.e urr. sight M C. from which Che Nh rnr or t..e Hl-- sight bears 5i deg r. daI feet II-IaH. IHH feet to a Yos, ixti". [ ft Ioa-. m 9 moan. %. stoues at NJ cor O c.aim- mfrh~l E ~ .' thence S 3l deg e nm W. | il25 tr On a "u go | ft long. at SE 'r of c-.m. ulrs-.l L' . C'; thence % deg lj mn V. i'i co 'ul pl-' .lt ins ft long. lu a mound of -ol-- ,t t.r end center Ut claim. m rset ID 3 V t 'i from N hIch U 70 M N1. be.tIS 8 Hi deg w. -H z Feet distant; thence N go deg b I n N- .a' .0-- from south end center to a io-t iLl lI- 6 ...i m . mound of stOue- at thr S" cl'. 'f..rs-i S W C". thence \ -.I de.s e. ann l.. lt.r 'e ' intersection of southern -Idr II.r e t.t-.- M C, and ' 5l de-; liAi fe,.t fr'n r.- "Gunsight VI t.' from which NE cor Us s-
 
 from po.nt Of intersection sI 'l.- ~ HI.a e Intersect S end Lns of Silver tr.rf V from which poI th- ~E Cor of tIn ~I.sH- u.-i hears l3 deg {i mn r, 23- feet uI-rau'. ..I .. l.Zl2 Feet ante. sect eastefl, s.lr llur uf o.'.. Girt NJ e. from which po.Et t.e NE corner . the oi yer Curt bear- \ IG deg i5 u.u r...i. IS ant and Co thc N W corner ui ra.r. f.-H- Co a post 3xt ms ft long, m mound Ht s Hl-. market "E W t''. thence jfd-., Q ulG l. feet to north end center of c.aI1l and r..e. begiunlng. containing l9.ii ac c-.
 NariatIOr ia 1s- % mfE east This ...Ia hicls with the -.fuIl- -it and -~I.v.- u.f - Claims as follows. oufifct w.th -tiGr-r-.- - acres. not aimed by tle -Ea-.g-u. IHr with ,le Silver GIrt. U.ll acra- I- e af-.a. H .. f astern. Tot area yiu med. lI fI aC- The ssild mining ciulm ls ,iul r-.U. a. - .' the Othce of the Recorder pf P.m. DH.a. Tucson, ,rIzona-
 Any and uli persons claiming 1ls.-- whole or any part of sIII usIhsng eail. H.- qmred 70 present tt.ir ai!ve;-- c.l r. ia I'D oth during the sixty day- per 0I uf uIH.ir.'.- hereof, c 2 they will he barred hy tae i-H- '-' of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. E.-s.- The foregoing notice .s orderoi 'o 1a - lIshed for the periOd Of sixty days Ir q - ttLs-i ARIZONA CITIZEN a newspaper pub.f- ..i D. l-- son. the sam- being de=i gnated a- ta.i -'' nearest the claim.
 HENRY COCsISS. E.-.-- Elrsr publication March f- 1--L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
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PArt0OxrA N1UNIt.Ns PIN tulN-t..
 AkIZOEA IEnKIoEY. AIul - -,.-.. INO LOUIS KLINE UE AN bN N- 2 !. .---- I tltle ,uder him You are '-sHs .-. H-. tha, we. the undsr-lEus1- have 7Ai+ ..- Hundred b ,llar. in labor and iu 9r1s--. -. on he Eure. a nine. sIiuatsd ln t.- mountains, Pi a county. Arizona i- i.. order To b.tld sad premises "a '1. .- si D. --s sec-I n -4-+ of the lt-T.--N Ia. the Unite State beln- fls am1unl --i- --- hold the same for tiie year eui.ns u-a-' ISL ......-- And If within ninety da' after 2. .-.s Of thIs notice yol fsll or re u-- 70 .- your oroportio.f of -rch exuer. lti.'- .sa cu-owiser. your interest iu -a-i cl.l'. come the property of % -ut-rr- D ?. - tiOp 2lst. J. ". VII LIA1i~ -r,
 CHARLES WEI>E Nhci-'. splSo-w-su EDWARD KRAIllh
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Rachel h. Carr. deceased:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE N - rsiEn-d, Sp eisl Administrator Of the e.- tate of Rachel NJ. Carr, deceased, to the credit or- Of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. 70 .Ih bit them wsth the nsces- -ary VOueherS. within tsn months after the frsf purli cation of this notice to the said Speci-l Admin strator At the office of P J. Balsn m saf- ford, Graham county. A. T. r. J. BOLAS Special Adm lnIstrstOr of the estate of iiachel
 NJ. arr. deceased.
 Dated, Ssford, A.. T. May (, Iss2 nsl4-v4t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
Notice to Crrlilor,.

Estate of .. Mague deceased. ..-.. --.. NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN EI .H- - dersignsl administrlror 1t tHr .-.. NJ tgne, decea--tl to the creditors ".. a't --. s0u having claims against tLe -.fl l.-.'-' exhibit them with the uec.--ary vu-'. "a. m ten months after the first rlh-c.'t.. notice. Co the saIi adm "a strg+J- at ,.- hIs attorney. Santiagp Anna --l N-r Tucson. A. T.. m the-aid County lt Y.
 | HJNNANN Administrator of thc estate of A. L--- - ceased
 DatSd at Tucson. April e. is-- ----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
US. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS. ARIzoSA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Geo. J.RUskruEe has ileI no,ice Of hrs inten' lon Co ma final prpof m support of pre-rmutIun D. S.NO 1y2 ciai .a and that said proof wIl be ui;tte at this oHlce. June Sth. s~s ut 90 o'c.0ck Do m.. for lots an . and the eis rf nv is sec :. r. 10 S. Of k. H. He names the fol- lnls vIfu s-- es to prove his continuous n sidencr uI,ou. and eultivati of. sad land. VIA. H-nry B -hman R. R. Riebafdson. W. r. Scott and 5i. J. rar- dage. all of Tur son, A. T.
 II NRY COUSINS Register First pu lcatiOn A1ril 3O ls-1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
US LAND OFFICE TUcsoS. AR.zoS,. (
 ..-.I -.--L !.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TRAIT LOUIS ~ H. GOrmley has fled notice of Ils intention to make hnal proof in support of hIs D. pre- emption declaratory statement No. 1''3 amended by 80 claim and that sad ptCpf will be made at this office, at iu o'clock a. m.. June j Is,2 for the lots ! and 2 and r. Is of NV i4 section Is, T. 6 S. F ii F.. He names the fO lowing wit nes=es to prDve his c..ntinuUus residence upon. and cultivation of. sad land viz: George J. Roskruge. II. Buehman, K. X. Richarlson Top py Johnson and A. HarIiss n all of I ucsoI. A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 First publication April Xl lS-1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
LAND OFFICE, TucsoS, Aarzox,.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HEN " Buehman has hled notice of his intention Co make hnal proof in support of his prr-s.i % ton ID. '. No. 70 cam. and that sand proof Will be made at this OHice on June gth. lss2, for lots and ,, and : -ec 6. T. ld, \. K. lG. H. names the following witnesses tO prove his continuous residence upon. an l cIl- tIvatiOn of. said land VIZ. Nm. r. < .ptt ueorge J. kOskruse A. J. Brundase and l.. II. Gorm.ey, all of Tucson. A. IT.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First puhllcatIon AprII %. Is.a.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
US LAND OFFICE, TUosoN, ARIZONA.

NOTIIE IS HEHEBl GINFN TIT lTJOcEPu - tetz has hiei notice Of hIs intention Co make final proof in .uppOrt If hts Dre-suption b. \. No. Is claim. and that sad proof Nill be made at this office. on June la. lss a. suclOck a. nl.. for the ssis sec \. T. i6 =. of R. 14i He names the follow ng witnesses to prove his con- land. VIZ: M J. Brundage. Wm. |. hI (. George J. ROskruee and Hemp Bueht.,an of Tues .n. A. T. H1NkY COUSINS. R--..i-ter.
 Eirst publication April JJ. Iss,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

ALETTER received at the CITIZEN of- fee, dated May 3d at Trinidad, Colorado, states that the Earp boys are in that place and "are the guests of Bat Mater son. who is Marshal of Trinidad as is al- so Doc Holiday and some others, seven m all. Some Of the boys left for Gunni- son district today" The following slip taken from Trinidad paper was enclos- ed in the tier.
 "A few easily frightened people fear trouble from the number If "ha d men" in town but they needn't be afraid of the Earp boys who are among the best in the west.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

GEN. HIScKs having completed the purchase ofthe Josephine, Helvetia and Emma mines, shipped yesterday large quantity of provisions, tools, etc, to the Santa Rita mountains with a full force of skilled miners, and will commence Gev loping on a large scale at once. The General will follow himself in a few days to direct mstters in person, and will be accompanied by Mr Milne, of Philadelphia, who will examine the country with a view to putting in ex- tensive reduction works
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
US LAND OFFICE, Tucsox. ARIZONA.

AprIl 9-. ls>1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL V liam F. kltt has flied notIce of hi- intention to make final proof in support of lis Ire-em- ton D. S Nu. Ig3 cam. and that said proof will be made at this office on June :. l,S2. Tor lots and and the eis or swit Sec lS. T i6 <. F. lI F. He names the fol owing witnesses Co prove hIs cont nuOus residence uu- on. and cultivation Of. a q and, Ix Jos ph lletz George J. Roskruse. M. J. Bfundase and A. Harrison. all of Tucson. A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication AptIi Su. isss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
L,ND OFFICE TUcsoS. ARuoS,.

T
 April 2 iss1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT K. R. ~ RIchapl-s,n has tilel notice of In. intention to make rnal proof in support f his pre-enp' ion D. <. Nn. 7gi claim, ant that sand prof W-u be made at this office. on June 9th lS-2 ;t ? O'c ock D. m-. for lots and [. and F F Of SW . of sec ton :. T. l6 \. R l4 East. He names the follow ing wItne--es Co prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said iand. VIZ. J. C. Jackson. isous II. GDrul-y. NJ. J. Brundal-e and Geo. J. Rt -krug-. all of Tue son. \. r.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication. April D. I.s3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
SIOIEN-sia RFM IRn.

STOLES FROM Nh RANCH AT MESA - vil e. Pinal county. . T.. a light hay o-se { years old. white srar in forehead. brarded Is un night thigh and vented LS on right shoulder. On delivery sf said animal al ny ranch.
 nayI0-d6w2w D. B. DoI SON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
us. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoy. ARI.oSA
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN I'll 1T JOHN V C. Jackson has Sled notice of iiis I tsntiuut make final proof m support O his ppeemptiu1 D. \. No 1sEi claim. and that slid prof Will be made at this uthce. on June 1t. i-s2 at 70 o'clock a. m.. VIE: For the \. F. . of section l.. T. 10 \. of E 1t F. He names the following witnesses Co prove hIs continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of sad land, VIZ: George J. Ro-kUge F F.. Hughes, Vim. Kit. VI. J. Brun lag-. al of Tue son A. T. HENRY COUSINS, I-egister.
 First publication. Aprll B. 1882.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

A LARGE excursion party, ticketed to the Pacific Coast, will leave Chicago on the Sth instant in special train provid- ed by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

TEE Salvation camp meeting, under the auspices of the Southern California and Arizona Holiness Association" :s getting the wicked people Of Santa bar bsra on the hip, and is reported to be laying them out in fine style
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

THE City Council seems to "strain at 6 gnat and swallow a camel" They eX- pended a thousand dollars of city cash for wines and cigars and ot,er useless etceteras iQ toadylng to General Sher- man, and will haggle for two hours over an item of dollar or two in a bill against the city by some impecunious citizen who cannot afford even the lux urv of cheap cheroot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

OCTOBER and April are said to be r. tai months tO the frontiers man. Nicto- no broke out in April 1880 and carried his steel and bra q through many 6 peaceful settlement. The Cibicu massa- ere occurred in October 1881, and in April now past. neafly one hundred and fifty Americans. and MeNicans were mur- dered by the cut tnroats, Loco and his coafederates
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

Ar the meeting of the executive com mIttee held Monday night there were pre- sent MesSrs. r, Tnlly, Toole, Farley, Pomroy. Leatherwood and Captain Ross. The wages for the military com pany Icre fixed as follows: Privates $50 per month: packers, $40; head packer SG0; surgeon, $50; farrier, $50; cook, $50; Lieutenants, S6J each, Cap tain. SlJ0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

A UsITED STATES patent has been granted to L J F Jaeger for the Cokespa lode and millsite, in Cababi district. It was filed for record yesterday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

A FINE portrait of Blaine has been painted by order of the Venzuelan Gov ernment, and will soon be forwarded there, to be placed in the State Depart ment
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

NKw Mexico cattle men are improving their stock, one party having bought twenty-siK Kentucky bulls for use on his ranch, at a cost of S25,OOO. Arizona cattle men would make money by doing likewise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

THE Maricopa Board of Supervisors have decided upon giving the posse c0micatus a rest for the present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

IPRoy. A. HOFFMAN, late metallurgist and che mist at the Silver King mine has been superseded by Chas. Ii. Aaron.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

IT costs nothing to bathe in the surf at Santa Monica and the Boston ex- cursiouists have found 1t cut.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

IRE undertakers complain of dull timeA Until this morning no angels had been made Tor the week past.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

A Mir Campbell, on Gro Bonita creek, runs two steam arsstras on custom work and charges ten dollars per ton for crushing
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

SOME people come to Tucson for their health and some people go away for the same purpose.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

TIE hottest day in tue past week showed but ninety-seven degrees in the shade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

AIR F. D. WELCOME is running a stage line between Gila Bend and the Gun sigh- min.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

TIE Sierra mines in Lake Valley, New Mexico. are said by the owners. to be the richest in the world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

THREr thousand dollars worth Of Pi- nal county Court House and Jml Bonds have been sold to [ $. Fred of Tue Gp-1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

CHAs. F. PALMER, of Florence, has been appointed Public Administrator in and for Pinal county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

YESTERDAY tue Chinamen. ia Tucson, frightened the devil out of his boots by the explosion of fire-cracker.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

J. c. SOLOMON, of Solomonville, Is registered at the Palace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

MES are arrested in Tombstone for the carrying of concealed weapons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
Rich Mines of Mexico.
THE oUISTERA.

This mine the property of Mir. McFar- land of New York, for whom Mr. Lohse is superintendent and general manager, is situated about six miles east of Ala mos. It IS one of the oldest mines m the State and has been worked without interruption since 1852. It was discOv- cred by peOn after whom IL to. its name and was first worked by the early priests. It afterwards passed into the hands of the famous Don Jose Alameda. m whose family 1t renamed for many years. In 1875 it was purchased, through the agency of Mir. Geo. Drew, a inning expert. by Mr. Mcfarland the present owner. H.. Is rurning l5 stamps on the ore at present and expects to add 40 more soon. The lowest z ade O e in this mine mills from Sti0 to Sl00 per ton and the high grade as much as $500. The mine Is at present producing about S3O,- OO0 per month. The lower level Is down 700 feet, with large quantities of free milling ore though carrying more lead than in the upper levels. The amount of bullion this mine has produced in the past must have been very great. 1t is known to have produced SSOO, ,0OO in one year. Tne sum paid for this property by Mir. Mcfarland was S2l0,0O0. Be sides this mine Mir. Mcfarland Is the owner Of several other promising prop critics, also fine and well stocked ranch, on which is raised large crops of cotton and sugar cane.
 PRoMoSToKTo.
 The history of this mlne is much the same as that of the Quintera, having been discovered about the same time or soon after. 1t is the mine from winch Don Jose Alameda made his immense fortune. It IS at present owned and worked by an English company. They have fine 30-stamp mill and are work ing the ore by the lixiviation or leac'- ing process. They are turDiug out about S3nG10 per monisi. It has been estimated that no less than one hundred million of dollars have heen taken from 1t during the past two hundred years.
 THE NINA NUEvA Formerly bel0ngIng to Mir. J. Ortiz but now the property of eastern capital ists, is also very rich mine. It is nm ming a 1O-stamp mill and gives an aver age yield m lullion of SSCC0 per day, aud carries gold. This company has also a smelter and other machinery necessary to work any ass of ore that may be en- c IunttTCd
 PoMAEJo..
 This m ra belonging b, the same group as the above is situated inst across the line in the State If Chihuahua. IL | is .he property of an American company | who paid SGjO,0O0 for it. They are run | ming a l0-stamp mill which produces s. l OO0 to SlO,000 in bullion per month | The material Is at Guaymas for the cree l ton of a much larger and finer mill.
 THs BATOPILAs Owned and worked by Boss Sheppard, ! is also in the State Cf Chihuahua, but | only a shO distance from the line. It | is perhaps one nf the richest mines in | the world and has produced almost fab ulous sums of money in the past, and it | is common occurrence now to find in l 1t pieces of pure silver weighing from 70 | to 40 pounds. It is yielding to-day. for twenty stamps, not less than Sl0,OO0 | per month.-lGuaymas Weekly Inter- national.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

TouBsroSE offers a reward of S20a for twenty-five Indian scalps and ten dol lars for every additional one. Look out Papagos.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

PRoF. CHAs. F. GROMPERTO of Guay- mas, passed through Tucson yesterday en route for San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

THE A. T. < $. F. road is said to have secured line of steamers to run from Gusymas, at the end of their road, to New South Wales.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

THE shipment of bullion from the Mack Morris mine for April was S32,- 91Q
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

ONEE a ton of oranges, lemons and lines were shipped from Santa Ana, for the week ending May 9th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

MR. JOHN RILEY one of the enterpris- ing business men of Benson, was united in marriage with Miss Katie Dempsey If that place, last Monday evening at the Rus- House in Tucson, Rev. F. Berry officiating. The many friends of the happy couple in this city are profuse in their congratulations, and wish them q life of happiness and prosperity. Mir. and Mrs. Riley will return to Brnson on Thursday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

A Nevada man has a nickel mine and is going to ship ten tons of ore east to ascertain its value.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14

NEW Mexico people think that cir Congressional del gate, Luna, Is to be credited with the honor of hIviug had the additional troops sent to Arizona.