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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Calabasas Hotel.

Colonel Sykes this morning awarded the furnishing of his hotel at Calabasas to the fortunate house of Mir. Leo Gold schmidt. The carpets are to be of the best brussels, the furniture solid black walnut and the mattresses made of the best hair. The aggregate cost of the furniture will be over five thousand dollars. Colonel Sykes is evidently determined to make his hotel net only second to none, but better than any hotel iu the Territory. It will when completed be costly affair as from the foundation stone to the apex of roof he has studied to make it first class in every particular, and as such is bound to be- come one of the favorite resorts for health and pleasure seekers in this southern country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

A GENTLEMAN recently m from the San Carlos Agency, reports that few days previous to the late outbreak, a large number Of LOco's band camped within 6 short distance ot the agency and on issue day four of them came in and by niingling with the crowd made effort to draw ratiOns. Being detected they were placed under arrest, but es- capped the night following to their con- federates. The gentleman giving the in- formation then states that Chief of Police Sterling sought their recapture by going in person with a number Of scouts, to where the Indians were en- camped, but before reaching there was together with several of hls men am. pushed and killed. That was the signal for the opening of the present campaign. The rest is too well known to be re peated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyFy r-.- A' undersigned las parfo-u.I "a -...-i IEe WorA Tor the year ending D..-a-.4 Sile NoilA ut wuI6 on earh gr -. mines vlz- tLr Me and "!ae'-... .r.-, eated in Myers Mining Di-,r.c.. t.,..-... ,
 Ii e'BIi.S.s Bas.s,t oI os @Iizo,'' ,f an, II j. A -- @ not come forward ard pag tleiF .s.-
 .esstnent work, namely, rso--H.r.I- .- 1.. each 1t above uaMeI claIm-. .r...... of publication, within uin..v s- .. ..a.- date oi tnis pubucaiior. rhr- States. become perfected -I tl. --. l-.
 Myers District p.,-, ,.. ,- Al.H- febl2W3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Notice.
Trcsoy. Pm,CorNrv.

ARIZONA TERRITORY February F. tss2. ITO GEN. FUTILE OR ANY ONE CLAIM | ing title under him; fouRre hereby notified that I. the undersigned. have expended Two Hundred Dollar in labor and improvements up- On the CarrO and Shultz mines, situated in Cana da del Gro Mining District. Pima county, Ari- zOna Territory m order to hold sand premises under the provisions of section 233i of the Re- vlsed Statutes of tho United States. being the amount required Co hold the same for the year ending December 3l. 1881.
 And If within ninety days after publication of thls notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditures as a cO-Owner your interest in saId claims will become tho property of the subscriber, under section 232g. febl2WSm FRANK SHULTZ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
NOTICE
PArAGoyI, MOUNTAINS. PrtA CoUxrY.
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PATAGONIA MOUNTAINS. PINA CoUNrY.
 AEIZONA IER ITOET. April -b I.-2 ITO LOUIS KLINE OR ANY ONE CLAIMING ' title under him: iou are hereby n .tifed tha; we the undersigned. have expended One Hundred Dollars ID labor and improvements up on he Eurska mine. situated in the Patag-,nia mountains, PiuA county. Arizona Ts-rItcry in order to hold sad premises under the provi- sians of sectIl 1j2f Of The Revised Sfstutas of the Unite States, being tho amount required to hold the same for the year ending Decei.. Der sl. Is-1
 And 1T within ninety days after publication Of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportlol of such expeuditurss as co-owuer. your interest ln sad claim will be- come the property of q Q suhscriber. under sec ton S524 J. W. WILLIAMS
 CHARLES NEISENBORN. spl3o-v-.m EDWARD ERAUTUR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
SIMNONS.
IN THE TTLT

TTHE JUSTICE COURT PRECINCT NO. 1, Il Pima County, Arizona Before William J. Osborn. J. P.
 \. ". Bernard and J. F. Curry, co-partners under the hrm name GnC-style of A. W. Bernard Co Plaintiffs, vs. John D. Campbell Defend ant-=ummOus.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to John D. Campbell. Defendant,
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear before me af my office m the city of Tucson and county of Pima on the tenth day of June. A. D. lse2 at 70 Oclock. A- M-. to answer The com plalnt Of the above named plaintiffs. who demand Of you that you are indebted Co them in the sum of forty 16-l0U dollars for goods. wares and merchandise sold and delivered Co you at your instance and request. And if ycu fail Co appear and answer sad complaint as herein required the plaintiffs will take judgment aa,aiust you as demanded and for the costs of this suit
 Given underuy hand this sd day of April. A. D. is-a WILLIAM J. OSBORN
 Ar97Ftt Justice of the Peace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO ". J. ROSS AND GEO. HOGG. YOU
 are hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements up or the Old Gro BiancO lode. situated in the Gro blancQ mining district. as will appear by certih- cate filed Jan. 4th ISs1 m the otfca of the Ep- couler of Gro Blanco mining district. In order Co hold sad premises under the provisions of sec
 lou 2s2i Revised Statutes Of the U. s.. being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending Dec. 3lst 1881. And If within ninety days after this notice by publication. you faii or re- tus" Co contribute your proportion of such eX- pendi'ure as a co-Jvuer. your interest m said claim will become the property of the sunscribsr under said section ZI5t. B. \. HOSKINS.
 Gro Blancu. A. T. Feb 18th. iss2 febiQyv3nl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
SUMMONS,

I S THE JUSTICES COURT PRECINCT So. 1. PIMA J cOunty. Arizona, before William J. Osborn. J.P.
 S. W. Bernard and J. F. Curry. co-partners under the firm name and style of \. w. Bernard d Co. plaintiffs, vs- J. D. Campbell and s John son, rO-partners under the firm name and style of Campbell & Johnson. De endauts.
 Ihs Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co John D. Campbell and x. Johnson. dsfendan ts
 HOu are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear before me al my 0tice m the city of Tue son, and County Of Pima. on the tenth day of June, A. D. lss2. at o'clock A. N. Co answer the 'mplalui Of the above named plaintiffs who demand 0f you tha, you are indebted Co them m the sum Of fifteen l5-ilO dollars for goods wares and merchandise sold and delivered tO you at your instance and request. And fl you fail Co appear and answer said complaint as herein re- qgired the plaintiffs will take judgment against you as demanded. and for the costs of this cult.
 Given under my hand this 3d day of april. AD. ls-4 WILLIAM J. O-BoRS
 aue-itw Justice of the Peace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE good people of Dos Cabezas ap- pear not to have known the impecunios- ity of their school fund, for after having engaged the services of teacher at this place, had him go there and teach for two weeks, he paying his own board in the meantime, when, upon inquiry, 1t was sscertHined that there was not c dollar in the school fund nor would there be any till after the paying in of the next county taxes, several months hence. A proposition was then started having in vlew the maintenance Of the school by private subscription but as the Indians had gotten away with all the ready cash, the project fell through and the teacher packed his valise and hied him hither in quest of more promis- ing return than was made by his last venture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
MiIlfarx.

The Tucson military company under Deputy Sheriff Ross are camped on Gays ranch about six miles from town. Their arms arrived last Sunday. Horses were sent out yesterday, and, as the sad dies and other horse equipments are at the disposal of the Governor, the com pany will soon be ready to take the field There will be about sixty white men and 6 squad of Papagoes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Mining Notice.

To John Flanagan. and those claiming under
 hlm;
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE A undersigned, a cO-Swncr in that certain nIne and mining claim known as the Three Times Loser Mine. situated in the Cachise Mining District, COchise County. Arizona has performed one hundred dollars worth ot work on the sad mine for the year ending December 5lsf, 1881. and unless you or those c!nimtng under you Day Co mo your proportion - tho cad eTpenditure within ninety dave from the expiration of the publication Of this notice your interest m sad clam VIII become my prop erty.
 5h11-pd JACOB c. WALL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
SUMdOaS.

IN DlSISICT COURT. EIE~I ICU.. .t. I District. Il tfe COunts gt pu. i-r.. Arizona. William Zecscnj.-f u.I-rt.t -- Jose Ganegos and JcsusG-Lc-.. -......r,s- Summons
 Action brought in tle U-v..- ,Hl. .. te First Judicial District iu and for tl -- Pima. m the Territory oi Arr.~a la. lr utOry 7t Ar.zuna sends greeting q. Dose 0.# and Jesus Cullcgos AaL ars .Cl.H ed and required Co appear n ra a.-r aga.nst you by the above rJm1I u...r .c District Court of tle First i-lHH . and for the Countyoi PmI. il t.r Ton. Arizona. and answer tl- clur.... . the Clerk Oi this Court 1t Tucson. County Ia copy of which complaint a. thi1 summons within twenty days ...-.. the d1y of serylccI for Jle service .u.. r.. .- this summons u served u l.. county .-. f served out Cf thc county ard ut. tr district. then within thirty days 2" cases forty days. This -ll action . by plaintiff against ds.ca-lr-. .a- n. closure of mortgage on a-r- gwen as security on 30 certain rr for the sum of tao rtoual-- ..s " tcrcst as will more fully aur..- .- the complaint on t'- irH. . H hereby notified that q yoI t. e. answer tlc complaint el above plaintiff wil take dcatu., and Court io- tlc relief therein r costs and disbursements iu ts. h ed
 Given under my hand and t. sad District Court at Tucson. t" I-. Tla-autbs- 4 ID rl9r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Notice to realtors. |.

Estate of \. Nssne. d-ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN- - dersIEned. admlnistrato- ot the estate of A Magne deceasest Co the creditors of. and all per- sons havin.. claims a.,ulust the sad deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. with m ten months after the nrst publication of this notice. to the said atuiuistrator at the office of his att0rney SantIago Ainsa. SI Meyer street Tucson. 4. IT, m the sad County Of Pima.
 l. BONNAND Administrator of the estate of A. Magne. de- ceased
 Dat.d at Tucson, April l5. lss9- sp29wiw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
NOTICE.

'NHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY l Ell persuns that they are The owners Of a cer- tain mining claim situated in Washington Camp, in the Patagonia MoCntains, Pima County Ari- E1na, known a= the EMPIRE MINE.
 That patent for said mining claim was is- sued on the isih day of February, ISs7,. by he United StHtea Government Co the undersigned, which patent l. on record in the Recorder office m Tucson, Pima County, in Book Il 0f Mining Records, and Tor more particular record Of said mining claim reiereE ce is thereby made to said record.
 All persOEs are warned against working said claim, as all trespassers thereon will be prose cuied according Co law
 VIC. FORBCSH,
 iYl4 STEPHEN O'CONEER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Railrnnh liens.

LII. Hampson, the grading and bridge building contractor on the 4. T. and s. F., near Crittenden has put a stop to track-laying. It will only be suspended for about ten days, however, to allow Mir. HamPson to get ahead with the grading
 Tar Flat No. l still keeps up its repu- tation for sensations. Thursday night three desperadOes held up Mexican in the employ Of Tom Hughes and made a small haul The next morning Mark Ezekiels and Mike Pagan induced them to leave the place, under penalty of be- ing located as lead mines unless they departed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

NE. MARK EzEKIELs, who will return to the camp of the railroad builders near Crittenden, tomorrow, takes with him two beautiful gold watches for Messrs. Ward and Courtney, the railroad con tractors. They are presented by the men on the grade as testimonial of their esteem for their employers. The watches are identical in workmanship and design but NIT. P. Wards has an artistic monogram of the initials of his name on the case and that of Mir. J. C. Courtney has an equally handsome monogram of his initials. Both watches are the celebrated Howard movement and are gifts that will be appreciated by the recipients of the favors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
US. LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARlzoSA,

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT ROB ~ ert G. Huffaker has fled notice of his inten- rlonto make nnal proof m support of hIs preeinp- tiou Declaratory Statement No. 6y1. and that sand proof will be made before the officers of this office at Tucson, A. T.. on May iO. Iss2. at 70 o'clock, a. m, for the W is and SE is of SW lt and -N I! of NV is OfSec. 6, T. Ii S i. 3l F.. He names the fOll1wIng witnesses to prove hIs residence upon and cultivation of said land, VIZ: John Allen. W. B. Gibson. Leonardo ApOdaca and Francisco Griialha. all of Tres AlamOs.A.T
 HENRY COUSINS. Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - undersigned has performed as assessment work for the year ending December 3i. 1881 Sl0O worth Of work on the Turk mine, located in Pata- gonla Mining District. County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. and fl II. N. Bragg or those holding title under him do not come forward and pay his share of sad assessment work namely one-haf or SJD for above named claim, togeth- CT with cost of publication. within ninety .gOl days from the date of this publication his inter- est m sald clam will. according Co the laws of tho Un tel States become perfected to the under signed. F. M. ALLISON.
 Tucson. March lJ lssH Inn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Application for Patent i5 -bs ---
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I- S. LAND oFEtCE. i-.-IN tr--. NOTICE Is HEEEBY GIyfN -- ~ GuuslEht CousolIiaral N.r.- -- --l Arlzoua, by fts duly aufla-.-.l -.--. Bvin- has made application f.-- ---.. linear feet ot Che Silver Glrt v.-r "... s al deposit bearing -IIS-- and ...- with surface ground fsI feet r.... the Meyers AIulu. b-+rer I..-. na. more fully described i.- -.... - fsid-note- of survey ga z. .u-... designated as Lot No. iH. s. f.....-- -
 Beginning at tle Iuiti4. u.-t-.-. center end of c-aim at a lo-- lvt .-. ls a mound of stones marked aS h. ..r- .- which U S N M SO. hsa-- B, ~. V. SG97 ft dist. and tl--lFe-. -..as. .-...- \ 2l deg s1 min W I-7 fr .lr-- T. c min F Su fr Co \ E cor ro-- %. I.-. - in mound of s.ours mH-..I .-~ [H |r- which the \ W cor ol t.a 'l,a.-.-.. 5- \ 70 deg e Hlu E; e frd.-f .r. i5 min W s53 C ..l Tho l7-.--.--..- .l. erly side hna gf thr -GUa-.- -.r- r-- point the N v cor sF f.. .. \ 5l de-; F fj ft dist. I-t- f-.. .-.. the southeriy sIie .Il. oftE. -.,...-....- which point the V T. Cor ur -.. -,.......-- V 5i de- F. ,i> r. disf ami l..-. r.,..S- tset 1is ft r. of cu1I izf ans. lf. ...- of stune-. marked -S VI ~ t deg t5 min W iSs ft Co l--a-~H--. ..a ..- ..... Ide-ll le Of "Guu-I-lr.' from u. .H-..~ Of the "Guu-Icht tears ~ |, .... W W.... and 30u ft Co 'he cerr.~a... --...... against perpsEdlcuiar lal-a. ..r... Y .-. 90 mn W aU ft tO = W cur ru-t I-I.. .a--.-- m mound of stones Wlr,a.. .#, g a.- Thence \ X deg r. 5-- r. -I ra-..-.... .r . northerly side lue uf taa -tir- f--. point the W Cor of Che H rr-.-... l4 deg E.. lui15 f- dist and t.. r--. IT.. y post fxt ms ! f- long. Il l .-.rr. .- marked '-S C N W C." l..HH.. ~ .- .... F. 3i3 ft Go the initial uaH.u--- -r beginning Narlltiou. g. deg -. -r H-. t-. I7.ul acres.
 The Silver Girt" I- Iu euHf..- R.-. .......- si ght and Eastern claims. ana. aH-...- ..r- .-. of areas m conflict, and ur- e....l... --.-
 Said silver dirt nluIu- e...r .- .. cor.lcd in the u-lce or tIs Room -.r U. county, at Tucson. Arzogl.
 Any and all persons rlIIuIl- .. ...--.- ... whole or any part of Che l.va- l...t. ...-... claim arc required tn present r- .t, claims m thls office during -ra -.E.. i....r r..a Df publication hereof OF thay w.l h. .--.. .- the provisions of tl- ~tafu-a.
 HENil COUSINS E-- The foregoing notice I- ul.iar.. -uU.l. ......H Tor sixty days Il the WCU-LT Au .st U.-.--, which newspaper l- ga-I--lr.I .. .... ..-..I nearest the clalm.
 HtNEI COUSINS. ..-,..- First publication. March g.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
U.s.LASD OFFICE. TUcsoS. AnIzoyA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN V c. Jackson has filed notice of his intentiont make rnal proof m support Of his pre-emption made at this office. on June 10. Iss9 at DO o'clock a. m., VIZ: For the N. F.. L of section 1,. T.. li \. Of E t4 F.. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of sad land, viz. George J. Boskruge r.. r.. Hughe-. Vim. Kit. VI. J. Brundage. all of Tue son A. T. HENRY COUSINS, Register
 First publication, April 30. lss1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE Globe Chronicle says: Gov Tritle appears, from his prompt move rnent in Tucson upon tbe Indian diff- culties, Co be not only an Executive of action, but one who can comprehend the situation and inaugurste measures like ly to prove of some practical benefit Hitherto we have not joined any of our Territorial contemporaries in gush and taffy, but Governor Tritle will receive our cOmmendation every time he per forms an act honoring his office; and just now be is showing himself. so far as we can know, worthy of public con- fidence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
U.s LAND OFFICE TUcsoH, ARIZONA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Geo. J .Rosxruse has filed notice of his intention to mas final proof in support of pre-emption D. S.NO. lJ3 clai m. and that sad proof will be male at this office, June Eth. l-ss. at 10 o'clock a m.. for lots and and the eli of nv is sec !, T.. li <. of k. iik He names the following witness es to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land viz. Henry BGehman, R B. Richarison. W. F. Scott and M. J. Erun- dage. all of Tucson. A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. First pu hcatiOn Ap-Il B. is-3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

W.D. Tenten, Deputy Sheriff, brought in two men from the Sonoita yesterday, one charged with murder the other with grand larceny. The one charged with murder is named Hurley and is said to have killed a man by the name of Frank Lewis about a week ago. The grand larceny gentlemen is named John Smith. He is said to have founda horse, sadd le and budle belonging to another man and imagining them to be his own, laid claim to them, but now feels sorry for having done 50.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
US. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoy, ARIZONA.

NOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LOUIS V II. Gormley has filed notice Of hIs isteutIon 70 make final proof m support of his D. pre- e-uptiOn declararory statement No. fe3 amended by s30 claim. and that said sIo9f will be made at this otice. at 10 o'clock uf.. June 6, Isc3. for the lots 1 and and E ii of NV tt section Is, T. 16 <. E it F. He names the following w.t. nesses tO prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of, said land, VIZ; George J. Roskruge. II. Buchanan. F. B. Richardson. Top py Johnson and A. Harrison. all of Tucson. \. T.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 Eirsf nnhlicnfion Anril al I-s,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Two men were mending a tank in a Louisville oil refinery. A rei-hot bolt was dropped into some turpeutine which had been carelessly left in the bottom. The interior of the vessel was instantly ahame. The workmen squeezed into the ext hole together. Neither could give way to the other, and both could not pass through at the same time. The consequence was that they were fatally burned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
U.s-LNyp OYTIcE. TUoso,;. ARIzt

us. LAND OFFICE. TUoso:'. ARIZONA.
 April 2S, iSs2 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN NTHATJOSEPH - Betz has hlel notice of his intention Co make final proof m support of his presumption D. \. No. 1s,S claim. and that said proof VIII bs' made at this office. On- Juns Ssh 1-s3 at o'clock Q. m.. for the seis sec is T. lf =. of R. l43. He names the following witnesses tO prove hls con ;luuous residence upon. and cultivation Of, sad land, viz N J. Brundaee, Wm. E. Kilt. George J. ROskruge and Henry BuehmRn. of Tucson, 4. T. HENRY COUSINS. Register. Ffr-- uublicafiou April S1 lS52.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

The members of the Louisiana dele gation in Congress estimate the loss to the cotton crop by the recent overflow at not less than twenty per cent and the total loss to the State in crops, live stock, animals, fences, etc, at fully sj00O0,O00. It is supposed that fifty per cent. of the cane planted for sugar Is absolutely destroyed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Nni.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GUEy --.-- ~ underslgned have peri r-r... s- ---- "a worth of work on the tiau. .. Bunker HIIl mining dl-trir- ..-.. Territory of Arl-oua. and ss r. - those hOiqing under hun. ..1 rs. .. .. and pay his share of a-if --- namely, one-h -half or S-l fr-a..-.- arg together with cost of Dlh.rsr... .gil days from tte date rr +..- interest in -aId clam will. 7.,.. .-.. of the United states b,cau. undersigned
 HrU.S.r-. Tucson. March Q I--s '.'--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE Globe Chronicle says: The Sheriff sold last Wednesday under execution against the Carrie Copper Smelling and Mining Company, in favor of Zeckendorf < O., all the personal property of the incorporation, which brought S1511. The property brought fair price The mines, shelter and site have not yet been levied upon. The judgment is for over e23,OO0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
US. LAND OFFICE TUcsoS, AHrzoSA,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HEN ry Buehman has filed notice of hi= intention to make tnal proof in support of hls pre-em- -ion D. x. No. % clam. and that said proof will be made at this office. on June 9th, lss2. for lots | and g. and 2 sec 6, T. 16, S. R. it3. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cul- tIvatiou of. said land. viz; Wm. F. Scott George J. Ro-kruse. M. J. Brundage and l.. H. Gormiey, all of Tucson, A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First uublicatIou Auril 90 I-s2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE following notice is posted over the mailing box at tho new postofice which if properly observed would save many disappointment and much incon- venience:
 Two or more papers are frequently mailed in one wrapper, prepaid with one cent only. All such unpaid matter will be held for postage at this office. liar pers and Scribner's monthlies require five to seven cents each, and unless full ly prepaid will not be forwarded in the mails."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

MR. H. B. MA1soH. of Tombstone, is happy and the occasion of his ezuberant joy is the birth of ten-and-s-half pound boy, on Saturday last. It is rumored that Mir Maxson will make Master Max son cn Indian agent in a few months, whsn his eve teeth are cut.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

MR. ROBERT SIMON, superintendent of the Mint at Hermosillo. passed through Tucson yesterday en route to New York to which place he goes in the interests of himself and others.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE following bullion was shipped from Contention during heweek ending April 29th: Tombstone mill, , bars; Boston mill, r bars; Contention mill, 2 bars; Grand Central mill, F bars; Gi- rara mill harE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

UNDER SHERIFF WARD yesterday re- eeived letter from Sheriff Paul, who Is vet on the Sonoita, collecting licences and assessing property. He expects 10 be awav about ten days vet.