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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Fvid.uec in inc CooIrr Case.

W.M. White testified that he and Cool CT did guard duty together. On the even. ing of the escape, Cooler went to dinner first and during his absence be, White, made the customary provisions for the necessities of the prisoners through the night, that IS, by placing water and tub- in each cell for the use of its occupants. On Coolers return he informed him of what had been done, and that the pris- oners had been locked up for the night He then went to his dinner, but hearing that omething was wrong at the iaIi, 1 hurned back to find the prisoners had gone.
 Under Sheriff Ward testified that he
 had given Cooler written instruction against opening any of the cell door when alone.
 Geo. Hand, the janitor, stated that be stood near the stairway about tiftA feet from the jail at the time that Cool CT made his appearance with toWei tIed loosely around his neck and with but a single knot to hold 1t there, ard second towel held in his teeth, the ends
 of the towel hanging down In front " Iim. He was striking the air with bot
 hands and calling for some one to take the towel away from him, which be,
 Hand, did.
 Mr. Greenus testified to being pres ent at the time that Cooler and the towels came out. He was, he says,
 within thirty feet of the Jail door at tue lime of the escape but heard no noise of
 any kind whatever. Had there been ny noise or struggle he would most certainly have heard 1t.
 Sing Ling, prisoner, saw the other nine prisoners leave. A short time pre- yious to their leaving he had been told by Gibson that If he, Sing Ling, dId not 20 up stairs he would shoot him. He heard DO noise but could have done go mad there been any.
 Other testimony was adduced, bat O' similar import to that already given. That of Mr. White is particularly dam lging to Cooler. By his testimony it was shown that the proper provl- sioas had been made for the necessities 1f the prisoners, and that not only was he opening of the cell door under the
 circumstances ID direct violati of his
 written orders. but that there was no occasion for II, the provisions against such emergencies having already been made, and when Cooler made his ap- Dearance 1t was shown that he had not been tied sufficiently fast to make re- spectable showinr, however much he
 attempted to make it, even by holding one of the towels in hIs teeth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
COLONEL CARR.
He VIII Nsi he subjected To a Court
 Martial.

tartIal.
 Washington Star.l
 The court of inquiry instituted on the application of Col. Eugene A. Carr, Sixth Cavalry, by direction of the PresI- dent, August I, 1882, and of which Col. Edward Hatch, Ninth Cavalry, Is presi- dent, has reported statement of facts and opinion as to the conduct of Colonel Carr at Clbicu and Fort Apache during the last days of August, 1881, as set forth ID the first three specifications to charge one III certain charges and specifications preferred against him by Brevet Major Gen. O.. $. Wilcox, colonel Twelfth Infantry, commanding the department of Ari- generals letter of February 18th, 1882 conveying the views Of the general of the army as 10 the specifications iu question. The statement of facts Is that Colonel Carr was ordered to arrest the medicine man of the White Mountain Indians, after conferring with the Indian agent at San Carlos, AriZ ma; that the agent notified Colonel Carr that he wanted the medicine man arrested or killed, and that Colonel Carr moved out for thls purpose with all the force at bis disposal; that be did receive information from various sour ces that the Apache tribes near Fort Apache were unfriendly, and that their conduct on the Both of August, 1881, vas threatening; that he permitted all interval of from one-half to three quarters of a mile to occur in his column while returning from the Indian village on a rough trail unfavorable for defense, thereby ex- posing his command to serious injury ID case of an attack; that he selected his camp with judgment, but seems to have been lulled into sense of security, and did not take the precautions Tn camping that the situation demanded. and such as are usual when putting commands into camps ID the vicinity of presence Of hostile Indians; that he was told by Lieutenant Cruse, commanding the company of Indian scouts, that he con sidered them unr liable; that he dlsarm- ed them from time to time, and after wards armed them and took them with hlm as a part of his command to the Cibicu."
 IL is the opinion of the Court "that the errors of Col. Carr seem to have been those Of judgment only. The prompt execution of hIs order to arrest the med icine man, and his subsequent conduct Tn action, and the dispositions made to secure hIs command when the fight com menced, are highly commendable. Con sidering all the facts in the case, and the gallant conduct of Col Carr when the moment for prompt action arrived, the charges and specifications embraced in this inquiry should not, in the opiLion of the Court, he made the subject of trial by courtmai tial."
 The proceedings of the Court are ap- proved in general orders issued by the general of the army. and the President concurs in the opinion of the Court that further proceedings are unnec' sssry. The Court of inquiry is dissolved.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
ALLEN CITY.
| POstonlre Established by Authority at
 The GHnslght.

| POsfoniee EstahIished by Authority at
 the GHnsIghi.
 The PostOffice Department has ,s- tablished a postoffiee at Allen City, sometimes called Gunsight from the famous mIne of that name which Is To- cated there. Gen. J. B. Allen, the pio- neer merchant of this enterprising camp has been commissioned as postmaster and the office will be located in his store. This office will supply the whole of Myers district, which includes Dow Iing's, Campbel's, Wall & Browns, Dagg's and the Aio copper camps also the neighboring towns along the line of Sonora, Sonoita, Ssnto Domingo and and QdlJayaketa. 4 mail will leave Tucson every Tuesday at a. m. for Allen City, will arrive at Allen City Wednesday at D. m,; returning will leave Friday morning at : o'clock, ar- irving in Tucson Saturday eveninu. Un- tIl the letting of the mail contract Gen. Allen has provided for the servIce.
 Allen City Is destined to become a very important town in the near future. The Gunsight and other companies are pushing work. Mir. Bivins and the new Superintendent of the Gunsight, Prof. Baruhart, are both energetic, capa- Ole men and III their hands the great mines of that favored section will con- mand the attention of the necessary capital to insure the permanency of ths mining operations now being carried
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
The Stars Attack on E. r. BiVinS-
 \ Lie Nailed.
Tucsox, Nov. lst, 1882.

TUcsoN, Nov. lst, 1882. ! EDITOR OF THE CITIZEN: 4 cor respondent of the Star states in rela tion to the deed to the Aio C1ppei mines placed in Hudson < Co.'S bani subject to the payment of certain sun of money that Mir Bivins paid one oi ' the. graDiors to go- to the bank and writsA across the face of the deed thai 1 it should not be surrendered except th' said grantor be personally present, ol ! individually sign the order. l am the grantOr referred to and the statement ! that Mir. BlvIns procured me to Wrltt l the endorsement on tho deed referred to ID "Miner's" letter Tn the Star h absolutely and unqualifedly false. Inc bond lad expired and l wrote the endorsement to prevent the deed belng taken out Cf the bank by another grantor and deliv, red to NIT. Blvins oi any other party without the payment ol the money. 1 did 1t to secure myself aud other grantOrs as l was gong to New Mexico. THOMAS ANDERSON.
 ANOTHER LIE NAILED.
 TUcsoN, Nov. 1.-I noticed an article in the Star this morning that attempts to abuse Mir. E. r. Bivins of the Gun sight and Picacho mining companies have no knowledge of the charges made against him regarding the AJc mine business and shall only refute the charge of his working or intending to work Papago Indians on the Picacbo and Cunsight mines. The only work done by MT. BIvlns on the Plcacho mine was done last winter under my superV islon at which time white men could not b, had in the district beyond four or five prospectors that were camped Tn the neighborhood, these were employed, auo the force not being sufficient for the proper prosecution of the work, few Papago Indians were tried Rs a pOOI substitute for the white labor that was not obtninable. Mir Blvins had nothing to do with this matter aud was not al the mIne during the progress of tht work and did not m any manner rec commend the working nf Indians IL preference to white men and did moi know that any Innians had been em- ployed until after the work had been  finished.
 As to the charge of engaging a man To watch the mine at the rate of S4 pei day and paying him at the rate of S- per day, 1t Is simply alsehoOd, If the statement came from the man that was engaged to work or if 1t came from any one else, that one has been mlsinformed That man that was engaged for the pur- pose was only too glad to have his own offer to stay at the mine at S2 per day accepted by Mir. Bivius, and subsequent events proved that 1t was S2 more thaI be was worth, for he maliciously came into Tucson and reported an outbreas of the Papago Indians, which came yer, near being published. The report wa rescued from the press in time to averi the injury to the district.
 On hearing the facts, l requested NIT Bivins tO discharge the man, which was promptly done, aud he was paid bis ful demand by Judge Anderson oi Tucson
 F. H. CHOATE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Official Records.
LoCATfnN NOTICES.

LOCATION NOTICES.
 POcahontas and Humbolt mines, Em. pire district, Oct. :, Charles Platt and Wm Hensiey.
 John Gardiner, about miles westerly Of Dcbbs, Wells, Oct. 26, Joun Gardiner aud A J Davidson.
 John Gardiner mill site, adjoining John Garder's mine, Oct. 26, John Gar. diner and A J Davidson.
 DEEDS.
 Edward Barrett to John " Black, ; interest in Welcome Stranger mine WrightsOn district. $50
 Francisco Romero to J C Handy, the southern portion of lot in section 2 township l4, Sl.00
 Henry Campbell to E Bouton, l-s interest in the Quartz, Iron and Black Top mining claims, also l-G in the Cop per Beauty, LuttIe 4, Lucky Spring and Flora c mines, aisO l-6 ID the Lucky Spring millsIte, Papago dlstuct, SJN0.
 James Carroll ct al to c Handy, p interest in the Quartz mine, Sierra Mountain district, Sl.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 PreemptiOn location of l60 acres of land on the westerly side of the Coyote range, October 26th, John Gardiner. Deed of trust of George Cooler to F " Smith trustee, to pay promissOry note of $500, held by c c Stephens and Horace l. Smith against sad George Cooler
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Fnrfnnafn AriznpianS-

NIT. and Mrs. George Scott arriyed ID the city this morning on their return home from thelr eastern trip. They left theIr home in Riverside, Arizona, just three months ago. They have visited all the principal cities of the country in- cluding the south Atlantic seaboard and Pacific slope. They are old pioneers O. Arizona and have been fortunate in mining operations, having discovered aud developed some of the finest proper ty m that part of the Territory. They report a very pleasant time on their trip and are feeling hale and hearty Their boys me; them in the city to-day. The CITIZEN welcomes them back to Arizona which We think Is a pretty good place to come to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

The drunkard is burden to himself as well as his friends; but, since iE- tOxication becomes disease, 1t requires a remedy of DO unusual activity. Those who have taken Simmons Liver Regula- tor declare that it sets the liver in action and Invigorates the system in such way as to destroy the craving for strong drinks. The shaky, nervous and distressed should resort to the Regula- tor as tonic to arouse the torpid liver to action, to regulate the bowels and remove the feeling of general depres- sion and with it the craving for hqunr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
L,yD OTyIcr Ar rrcsox. AHIzos,

Notice is hereby gwen that Francisco Maifo- mad. has filed notice of hi- in entiun to ma he final proof in -upport f his rre-emutIon pec.ar- aiory Statement No --i, and that sad pruUf sIli be made at U. \. Land Ofice st Tucson, A. T.. on Noremi er Ind lSs3. af l0 o'clock n-. for The NV ' of Sec. n. Township Q South ui Range g fEs:.
 He u1mes the fol lowing witnes-ea Co prove his contiuunuz residence upon. and cultivation of said land. viz. Jo-e Franco. Francesca Angulo. Peiro Burru-l Gabino AltanHrano. all of Tue son. Pima County, A. z.
 ocl-5t HENRY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Notice.

l,Hr UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY
 s1 persons thsf they are The owners of ger iain miriue c.sisl siluatad in a-hinstnn Camp, In the PafsLuuia Nurnt inc, Pima County, Ar ynna. known g. the EMPIRE MINE
 That . patent for sold mining cisim was is sued ou thr iI-h day of Fehruary, M, by the United Stefr- Government to The undersigned, which rn'er- i- or record in the Recorder office in Tucson, Piua County, iu B0nS lS uf Niaing Records. and f0r a mHre particular record oi -aid mining claim refcreI cc i- hereby made To said record
 All persons are warned against worsiu. said slsin, as an tre-pas-ers tsc-eon wili he prose cated according to law
 VIC. FORBTSH.
 fyI4 STEPHEN O'CJNNER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

In consequence ot the ne- cessity of reducing his stock preparatory to moving his fur niture warerooms into the new building to be erected on the present site of Fully, Ochoa X Co.'S store, and which will be completed by December |, 1882. Leo Goldschmidt Is now offering his large stock and Va ried assortment of furniture, carpets, wall paper, fancy bor- ders, paintings, chromos, en- cravings, etc, at greatly re- duced prices, and he invites his friends and patrons to call and obtain bargains never be- fore offered in the Territory. Call and judge for yourself at the ware rooms, : and 9 Main street, opposite L. Zecken- dorf & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Application No 259 for Patent for the
 Garfield Mining Claim

U. <. LAND OFFICE. Tucson. A. T..
 U.tuber % lS-- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI ED- V ward P. A.li- and James McC. t-lo-- whose Fcstllic- address Is m car. of '. L. Nilt- .uc-on. ArB0ua. have thls day fled theIr lppI- -atiun for ptt-u' for l51u luear Tee ui me sarfi-id Mine or v-in. bearing Loid aud -i.ytr NIth surface ground feet iu width, situated harshaw VI umg District cuurts ut F-aa nd Territory ut ATizuua. aud ucstrnatei hs .a~ note- and Hta ial plat on Ole lu thl- o-ite .- Lot Numb. 2 e n said dl- rict s5.il Lot Etil.r, 70 being fuii0~s. to-vlt;
 Beg nniug ar the uitiaI mouuue~t. alera 'tc notice of location t- pu-tr4 a- a To-- lLi l-..r. -qurrr fee hl-.h. and marked !" Glr. N'. l. heucp t S- u1 neral monument N1- s. uai-aav District, bears 90 g .ei mn W. -s-J fec. d--- ant.
 Thence s s2 deg f2 min E. n0 fert Co The S V suruer of clam Co @ Do sX3 inches sllfrr. s.st' lIEl. market ~ Gar No. IT.
 Thence ti deg 9 mn E. l50u feet Co ! c1r- Ter 0f clam Co post iXl inches square te'' tigh. market - Ga-. No. lll.H
 Thence \ go deg @ man w au feet Co center 0' ' r end of clIim Co post aX3 inches -guare. fsec bong. marked Gar. No. w
 Ihsncc N g.. des C. mn V Q feet Co ths ! corner of claim to post jN3 inches square, eet high. marked " Gar No. N."
 Thence b3 de2s 35 nm W l'H Feet Co \ W cor ter sf claim. ,O a post 3xi inches square, feel Igh, marked pc Ga-. No. ' I.'
 Thence < 33 deg e min E snO feet Co the place if beg inning.
 acre,ic variation 12 deg a min continuing n iS acres
 he io-arioc of this mine k recorded iu tfe 'ecurde-'- office of ? ma County. Arizoua, Il ouk l. Records of Mines. page 355.
 The adjoining claimants are the owners CT tfr His Mtuing Clam.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely a-g portion Of sand tGriie.d mIue or surface ground are required tp tle their adverse chm slth the Reg lster of tue United states Land Ju5cs at Tucson. A. IT. during the sixty days I-riod of put ncafiou. or they wlli be barred hI sirtue of the provisions ot the stutlte
 HtNRl CUUSiN~ Register Haynes ( Stiles. Attorneys for applicants. se puhls she'd for the period of sixty days 't-u 'lnsecutIve weeksl ga the Arizona tIrIZEN, "a Fe,kly newspaper published at Iuczon. A. l-. which paper lS hereby de-ilmated bs me as pub Isled nearest such clam.
 H. NiiY COUSiN~. Register First publication Oc ober -2 l-'1-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

rrr.rmntIan NnlIrr.

Us. LtND OFFICE IUCsoN, AR1ZoSA.
 October i.tl. l.s-- NTOTIrE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PETRA ~ Ocovua has fled notice of he- intention Co make nnal proof m -1upor- uf her prc-eu.ptipn claim No -,ss. and tns.- s-id proof will be made af Inc [ x. Ian ollce af iucson, Arizona, On on the -Ist day of November, is,-. at % o'clpcS n 5- for flo < i t Of the \ E 'a and ii and \ w |. of the < q. Of Sec. s.. Township No f3, . Of K. l3 F.
 She narnez the fnls-winr witnesse- to prove her continuous residence upon, and Cultly4tio pf sand land. viz: James e-. John Hart. W m r. Scott and Charles Dam. Iumor, of Tucson, ArizonN HtNRN COUSINS. Register.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
HENRY COUSINS. Register.
NntIc.nf Tarftiiarr.

ITO ADOI PH DIAZ OE IHO-E CL45l ,,-., ai-'j | under hum u a-- ae7eoy notlhrt 'l1 nave s1pentiel one hl1,.--t dollars in mo q -- improvements upon the Wars-cz Hil1-le -. ma .lr1sfs-i ir r+a H-.yet.a si uiug llsrrlcf. i--1 .,oupty IT r order Co r0ll sand prefll--- L. Ter fie urovisiors of sectIou -a-+ l.rFi-tA 9'..- ute- of the nIted Stale being Inc an ---. t, 1ulrpd to hold tte same Tor The year sll --- 4-s s.u1be- sls.. Is-f. And If vIthia ulneiy uel ufte- tHf= notice by publication. you it4 e-
 fl-e Co contribute yonr proport on oi --l- - uansflfure a- cl-oWner. w1rh cIs of ms tt. rI--uent ypur interest m the sad ci ID V -4 come Inc property Of the .h=crlt CT. und.F sa .ec-ion Zla;. our pr0portioa of sad eAi e-'-' -ure is q ty dollars. ..- ,-,,r- uc.
 o-s-3ru JUhN 4It
 Grsaterville Pima O.. A. T., Oct ~. As--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
\ Card From Judge Hoover.

lUCSON, Uct. oI, Ioo-.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: It gives me great pleasure to be able Co correct the report which you publish in to-day's issue, II It be necessary to correct a rUmor SO absurd that its being diCnified by a place m your columns alone makes 1t worthy of my attention. In justice tn Mr. Brewster Cameron and to myself, I now state the fact to be as it is that NIT. Cameron never solicited nor did l ever nroiier to him a clerkship Of the District Court, or other places at Tombstone or any other place conditioually or other wise, and this rumor is the first l ever heard of the mstter. Respectfully,
 WILSON W. HOOVER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Noiirr oTIorrciInrr-
Trcsoy. Pun Corsu. AEIzoSA.


 August -i. l~>-. To Charles ". Micslas or those who may claim under Liw an undivided 1u--f hfrI of the lull,i- ing described property. You are hereby uotIte, that We the nwn"rs have expended one Iuud-e, dollars In lanor ant improvement upon tht Scorpion Mime, He'veta mining district Plui county. Arizona. beug the same property lucaj- ed Oct 1 l-1A recorded i1 rle Pims County Recorders Olirr. took Of mining claims C. pag,= 1l li. ln orir- to hold said premi-e- uu- der thc provisions Df section 3s-f kcvi-ed Sta. tute. af the United Stafe-, being The amount r'- guired Co nold the same for The yrar endin- December 3I. i-~l. alI that we have contribute your rOrtIun th reof; there fore lf within ninety days after ser- vice Of thIs notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such eXuudIture as Co-oWucr with costs uf publication. your interest iu saId claim will b.- come the property of the subscribers lander sail section. Es2i.
 Your proportion of said expenditure k thirty three and 3s-iOp doll-r-.
 r. V. DOBBS. augg7-sm J. McC. ELLIOTT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indifcretious of youth, ner- vous weakness, early decay. loss of manhood, etc, I will send q recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a mis- sionary in South America. Send self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. InmaD, Station n. New York City.
 O3l-lyr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Notice Of orFrIturr.
TUosoS. PIMA COUSTY. ARIZONA.
 Aur-rsle ff.rg r-.1

 August 9ith. l--2. To Charles V. Mickles or those who may claim under him an undivided onequartr Of ths follow ing described property. You are hereby notified that we the other Owners have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improve 'ient Uror the Copper World Mine located ct % l-lg recorded m the Pima County Reco lf mine- book c. pages v and I-. mIne being 10 the liel- vita Mining Distinct. Pima County. ArlzOua. Ir order Co hold saId prem res under the provision og SecfIcu 2s3.. Revised Sts utes of the IniteO States. being the amount required to hold tht same for the year ending December 3i. IS-l and that we have contributed your p1rtiou ther- Of therefore f VI hIn nine-y days after service of thi- notice by publication you faIl or refuse 70 contribute your Ir0port.On of -uci expenditure as cO-oWuer with costs of puhl1ca- tiuu your interest II sand claim wIll become the property of the subscribers gnier sad section 2s-f
 Your proportion of said expenditure Is twenty
 Ew. D6BRs.
 M. T.. GROVER. auy2s-Sm J. McC. ELLIOTT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Good Timcs in Total Nreck.

TOTAL WRECK, October 30th. EDITOR CITIZEN: Lots of men were put 10 work on .he Total Wreck mine this morning, and more would find employment if they were here. In a few days everything will beunder head way m dead earnest, a full force IS at work getting in the water. From this time on the Total Wreck camp will be among the best in the territory.
 Yours truly, T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
LAND OFFICE Al TUcsoS AzrzoS ..

Notlce is hereby given that Dolores Maldo- nadO has | ed notice of his intention fo make inal proof ID support of his Pre-enl tion peclar- atOry Statement No. s14 and that sa q proof will be made at .. \. Land O1ice at Tucson. A. T.. on November 2nd. tss1 st co O lock A. M-. for the w A Of Sc, No-ii. Township No i5 <, of Range No. ls Fast
 He aames the following vi tne~se- to prove hls continuous residence upon. and cultivation oi sad land viI: Jose Franco. Francisco Angllo. Pedrn Burruel. Gahin, AltamArtno all of Tue son, Pima County. A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILTNS HNs RENEwKH is a scientific combination of some of ti most powerful restorative agents in tLe vegetable kingdom It restores gray hair 70 irs original cures dandruif and humors. and falIinc-out of the hair. It furnishes the nutrltivs principle by which the hair IS nourished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft and glossy. snd Is unsurpassed as a hair dressing, lt is the most economical preparation ever offered % the public, ss it's effects remain long tune, mak- ine only an occasional application necessary. lt IS recommended and used toy eminent medI- cal men and officially endorsed by the State As-ayer of Massachusetts. The pouularify of Halls Hair Remover has iucrCas d with the .est of many year. both in this country and in foreign lands and i= now known RnI used iu all the civilized countries of the world.
 For sale by all dealers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
LeoGL
Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsos. AErzOxA.

Gctuher I5. lN-1.
 NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DON ~ A. sanford has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his homestead entry So. go. and secure nnal entry thereof. and that such proof will he taken at thIs office on the 29th ty of Now mt CT. ls'3 at i1 o'clock O. m. for ths F. half of the S F quarter uf Sec 23 and tie F half of tie F. quarter of Scc. a Township No. x x. Of Range No. r r. and names the fO lowing as his WItnrs-e<. vIz.- R. V. Bloz- ton and Louis B1czey. Of Pautsno. and Edwarl Everett and D. c Sanford. of C1-tenden. \. r. osqst HENRY COUSINS, Register.