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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
EASTERN NEWS.
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Railroad RumoIz.
 NEW YORK, February o.-The Tri- bune has Ire following: It is asserted with great posiuvcness by those who are In position to know about the recent pur- chase ofa half interest in the Atlantic & Pacific road. that the New Norl; men who are expected to take two;hirds of the new issue of SI6,5oo,ooo have decided that some understanding must be reached in regard to the future policy of the road and it's extensions. Persons who control the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad have. il is said, inftmed the Boston company that II is desired to have sci tlement of certain points in dispute be- fore any allotment of subscriptions IS made. IL is thought an adjustment will be arrived at without resort 10 tho Courts.
 Papal Delegate to United States
 NEW YORK, February 6.-Herald's special from Chicago says: It is an- nounced that the Pope is about to ap- point Papal Delegate to United States. A reporter called last evening on Car dinal McClosky and NJ C. R. Quinn, Vicar-General Of Diocese. Neither had any official intimation that such appoint ment was contemplated.
 EHocts Of tAe Storm.
 BosToN, February GA Number of weeks are reported of Nantucket. Con siderable damage was done to property along the beach. \ portion Of Nantuck- ct Beach railway was swept away. The snow storm was very severe throughout New England. Trains are seriously de- layed and roads blockadel. Passenger and freight trains collided at Nantucket. Several passengers were injured United Action Wanted. BUFFALO, February 6.-The Land League Association requests that Leagues tl.rouehou, the country take action in their respective district and urge Mem bers of Congress to bring abou, consid- eration Of the cases of imprisonment of | American citizens by the British govern ! ment in Ireland
 TTyi1g tc Raiss the snsE Blockade. | FREDERICKSBURG, February Gth.-The train on Piedmont narrow gage railway which left Orange courthouse last night with twenty hands in charge of superin. tendent. to raise snow blockade, has not been heard from since. It Is feared they have met with some disaster.
 Cannon's Case.
 NEw YoRK, February G.-The Tri- buue's Washington special says: George Q. Cannon has asked a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee. Committed Suicide. COiUSA. February GA. B. Woods son of ,hc late Judge Woods of IolC county, aged 70 years. committed suicid, last nigh, by shooting himself in th' head Cause of deed unknown
 Army Rssaenents
 WsuISeToH, February 6-Brevo Major General Neigs, Quarter Maste General, and Brigadier General Latham W. Brown, Paymaster General, wer' placed upon the retired list to-day.
 The President sent the following nom ! nations to the Senate. Col. Daniel II Rucker, Assistant Quartermaster Gen eral, to be Quartermaster General vic, General Meigs retired; Major Wm. B Rochester, Paymaster General vic' ? Brown retired.
 b Colonels Shater and Lugerbil wer, $ retired to-day. The retirement of Sur geon General Barnes is in abeyance
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Summons

IN THE DISTRICT COURT s. | cial District. In t.e DDa--y .i --. tory of Arzuua-
 Simout Butler, p.luI... a . Bg-ier. defendant.
 actlCu brought lu fHa I.-.rt Fir-t JudIcill District .u -lt ..-. Pima. Territory of ArlIlr.
 The ierrtDrl CT Aifl'l -'-.. CharIe- Eultler; ] on arc .a-..E required Co appear lu aa ar.tH' H." you by Che above ut.ued Ui..rI.f pa m. Court of the tIrst Jutlcal D,.r-. the County of fiuu. iu Che irrI.H.E .. and answer the complain. ti.t u... of thls court at Tucson. lu ftH -.-. ...... copy of winch complain lcc1HlI I.f... mOu-I within twenty days --Ee-u-ls .. of seTvIceI after -'rVlrr upon f11 U m0u=. Ii served Iu Jli- cuuu.-- uIt lt -''t.. of the county and U tlIu illH LI-,..'.. . within thirty days, u all ufl'r 'i-t- .. This safa ar.IUu - hrpu-nt tu ufta'u t "' thi= court oi--olgIug One bonus p. u.. existing between plaUUu and deL'n..' the grounds of desert 0r. and fI.f iL'i chilt be awarded thn sand u..Iuuu, a- " fully appears by reference t7 Che comp nle hereiu.
 And you arc hereby notified that lf yHE appear and answer thH complaint a- ai.i Qulred. The plaintiff will take d-l lu-. r.' Co tlta court Tor .the rclIel terrlu den. H. costs aui disbursements m tll- he.lH .f ... Given under my hand and tlr -e-. .. .- trct court a- Tucson, the --h da. 70. |
 lSeail GEO. A.CLJG U.r- HIHEgoRD 6 Z,HHr,EIE. Att--. for I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Mining Notice.

ITO JOSEPH POwLIN OR THOSE PAR
 l ties that may claim under him. The under signed gives notice that he has had the necessary assess-nsut work done upon the dulla mine AmoIe district. Pima county. '. IT.. For the year ending January I. l-52. and pald tie sum oi Ilh for the same. md unless the said J cseph Pow m or those owning under him come forward within ninety days from the date of thus notlce and pay 10 me his share of the money pald For as- sessment work said mine will be e5eatter Tor feite'i fo me J. c. HUG kE.
 Tucs0n January Za. 1889.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Summons

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, IEkRIIOtl l of Arizona- county of lima. before Charles H. Never J. D. Precinct No. 1. J. A. BrOwder, plaintiff. vs. I'd. Michessen, B. W. Brown and D. Roth. defendants, doing business under the hrrii name of AIchelssen. Brown & Co. Demand ss2 ls The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co Messrs. Michelssen, Brown d. Co., detendants Non are hereby summoned and required Co aI- ras,r before me. at my oflice in the town of Tue son and county of Pima. on the 18th day or Feb ruary. A. D. lssl. at Co o'clock A. M-- Co answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are indebted Co him m the suru of Thirtv-fvo f--lUO Dollars.
 And If you fail 10 appear and answer sad com plaint as herein required. the plaintiff wlll take judgment against you as demanded and Tor the costs of thls suit
 Given under my hand this 22d day Of Decem- her A D. Is-I CHsRLFs II. MEYER,
 iaf 4tW Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
JAMEsQUNLIN
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under him. N-oTTCF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned. a co-ovner m that ceriiln nine and mIning claim known a. the s2cI.ineii- I0 nire situated in the Bunker hill nlnlI5
 li.frict- Graham county. 4. T. has performed --,s. Iuuflrad dollarz tsi0lJUl worth Of work on
 64 said mine foi the year ending Derein Der sl,
 s5l. and unless you or tho-e claiming under you
 ,itbir ninety days from the eNpIra' ton uf ti e ,ubIication If thls notice, your m erest m sala lasil .si1s la.s Siii ''-'-''1 JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Summons.

IN DISTRI=T sOURT. FIRST JUDi=lAL | District m the County of fluu, lerritoly 7 uI Arizona. Anna Rehwoldt. Plaintiff, against Au- gust Rehwoidt, Defendant, summons Acuqu brought m the Distinct Court of the tlrst Judl- cial District m and for the County of 1llua- m the Territory of Arizona. Tie Territory Of Arl- zona sends greeting Co August EehNoidt- luu are hereby summoned and required Co appear m an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court or the First Juricial Di- rIct in and for the County oi Pima in the Territory of Arizona. a ld answer fbe complaint filed with the Clerk of thus Court at Tucson in said County Ia copy of winch complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days (exclusIve of the day of servlcel after the service upon you ut this summons " served in thIs county; but it served out or tuf county and within this District, then Wllhin thirty days; in all other cases forty days hls s.lid acton IS brought tO obtain decree of this Court di-sOlvinE the bonds of matrlmOny exisi- iuc between plaintiff and defendant upon the grounds of assertion and failure tO provide, as alleeed in the complaint on file herein. Co which reference IS hereby made.
 Ard you are hereby notified that fl you fall to ar,raar and answer the complaint as above re- uuired the plaintiff will take default and apply to the Court for the relief herein demanded- and costs and disbursements in this behalf eX- pended. .,
 Given under my hand and the seal of the sad District Court at Tucson thls Zth day ot No vember. A. D. 1881.
 Hereford Zabriskie. Att'ys for Plh- EoSO -m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under him; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 W nudsr-ia-nt-l a cO-OVuer lu that cefId.n mine and mining claim known as the ua k nliiie' -ituated m th, Bunker Hlu Mlmuc bistflct- Graham county A. L. has perl iofiil-l o-s l-.'-
 dred dollars worth of work OF sad 1Iue Tor il.r vear endIne December 3lst. l-.i, and un e-- !pu OF those claiming under you pay to n your pr i.- portion of the sand expenditure tilu llll-e.4 t6is notice your interest In said clam wiu oe- SV,.5i ;,r5'. d13 JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
LAND OrrI-r tr rr

NOTICE IS UEEE3l e-frr V w. Stevens ll- E.si E1 t1 make final proof lu -ur .r rIara-o-y Statement Nu- i.t. am. tlaraof and that such rr1ut VI ffa Register and k.r-ss- e. 1ftt li-v of Fabruarg. l--- al yv of x W '. Sse .i a anI <. v. q. of \. E- ~ .f. ss M It L.. and names t.a Follow Har-v B. liumn. S.uuaEg fln. r.. Frader cl Mar-u g1L Tucson. A. T. HtNI.t 'v- -7-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
NOTICE
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 kr.rz0vi TEEEII ..i- ..r ry-OiG IONG OB AM u-L .- ' title under l.ll- r..... Non er. F.--br notified rf-- ha.v. sjrr-nteti tifts ao.la-- ia a. ments upon ths J lha -r.lt .-.... vilia District Ifu-uar-y -ri.- C0uurv. Arizola TerrI-o-. ID .-- r5raruise-. under tha prov -.' - ef the -evl-rd >ta-ut.- oi rre ing the mount required Co -a-A -
 And if within ninety days l- .s fLi- Dafic. VOL rsiI or r.- .-a gl.-.- r.-oro-tf81 of -ura -XIt' N'. for publication of t.i- lo ,our interest iu sand clalr v-.- s..-.r ,,f rie -u ut,srrille- under .r.al -lrtr1 iaul5-3m -- '
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

MR. HENRY TWEED and family of New York. arrived in Tucson last Monday evening. Mr Tweed Is gentleman Of fine social and fnancial standing. He being the son of Judge Charles Tweed now of Phoenix, but formerly of tue Supreme Bench of Arizona. Mr. Tweed and family are visiting with Fred Aus tin, his brother-law. at Fort Lowell It is to be hoped that he will find it advan- tsceous to remain and make his home among us.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

WEAKNESS lNTOTENCY and lost manhood can pos itively be cured. The sick and afflicted shOuld not fsil Co call upon him. The Doctor has tray- eled extensively m Europe and inspected thor oughly the the various hospitals there. obtaining a great deal of valuable information. which De is competent 70 impart tO those m need or his services. Dis GiBBOS wlU make no charge un- lees he effects a cure. Persons at a distance MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All communlca- tions strictly confidential You see no one bur the Doctor. Persons writing Co the Doctor will please state the name of the paper they see the Advertisement ir. Charges reasonable. Call oi write. Dr. J. F. GIBBON P. O box 75. Tucson Arizona- Send s10 for a package of medIclne-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
LAND OTrrrz Ic.. Am.

LAND OPTIC ,I Ic
  NOTICE IS HEREBY GlsEN 'H.. - B. Gulnu has ule.i uUHtr O' - make final proof u -Irrl.t ". .. .- afnry Statement No. %. a.- r- thereof. and that such proof the Register and receiver lf '..- .- day of February. i,-Z C.. J. ."...- w. "a of x. W. l. sect n- ". ~ r. of <. W. ssrr.l ll 3D. tls and names tEe following as I- w. Stevens. SaTfla-1 NH.e..-- .. and F-a,iarlck iaI-H and " Iuc-ou \. T tlfr-f First publication. JIlHarl --
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

IT is authentically reported that the Porter hotel. near the depot Is to be ln- creased to twice its present size, in order to meet the demands Of the travelling public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
RuIIinn Shjpmeut.

The following bullion was shipped from Contention during the week ending Feb ruary ,: Grand Central. 20 bars: Con tention Mill. IT bars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
TERRITORY OF ARrzoSAs
ITO MARTIN MEDLEY AND W. A. Ho

ITO MARTIN MEDLEY AND W. A. HOW | ard.
 Ton are hereby notified that l have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Last Big Look" lode. or mining clam. situated m Marble Peak, Old Hat Mining Dis- trict Pima County. Arizona Territory. as will ar- pear by certificate filed Jsnuary i2rh, A. D' lo-l in the office of the Recorder. of sald county oi Pima in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section uf 25Zi- Revised otatule oi inc United States. being the amount requIr To hold the same for the year ending December 3ist, A. D., ISL And if within ninety days alter thi7 nouce ns notification you fail or refuse 70 contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a co-pWner your interest in said claim will become the prop arty of the subscriber under sad sectl9u -5-t.
 R. NJ. WILKlN, Tucson. A. T.. January i2th. lss2 5m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

IS Carson, chickens with hair instead of feathers are said to be quite curiosi- ty, but in some of our markets chickens with feathers instead of hair would ere ate sensation equally as great.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THERE seems to be too much indis- criminate and irresponsible digging done in the old Cemetery. When time or neglect has efTaced the marks of a required grave, its whereabouts then be- come matter of mere speculation and on that principle much of the digging is done. On Saturday last not less than six or seven remains were unearthed be- fore finding the supposed one wanted The bones were widely scattered and as no disinfectants were used they created a most unbearable stench and on their Pei lterrment they were heaped into a common hole without regard as to where they come from, rendering it impossible for others :o identify any particular re- mains buried in the same locality. It would be well fl the proper authorities wonld pass a law relative to such remov- als and enforce the use of disinfectants in aii required cases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

MR. KATE is going to organize string band at Tucson. We have always be- heved that cats contributed more or less to the music of string bands.-L Nugget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

PouSp- MASTER CoNLT thinks the dogs of Tucson are like the famous dragon s teeth. Kill one and two spring mp m its stead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

PASSENGER trains run regularly to Contention City. The Tombstone stages connecting with them. For the East bound train, leave Tombstone at5.SOA. N- and for the West bound at l230. PM.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

WITH characteristic enterprise NIT. John Hart has repaired the road to Silver Lake and placed in a good condition tor travel. His action should De endorsed by the Board of Supervisors and the eN- pense of the repairs reimbursed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

Tvr-r- I ITO THE SIOthH LI.
 sell Gold and S.E- Arizona. By vrtus ". attorney eXscg-ol .l. C. Hguar teUrg- D. N. -rph K Black. tHr-Ia- W. Campbell. William 0I.. I-e. and Annie B. ocar.-ua-. e cred Co call a uee-l1- u. ... Russell Gold and Silver a- Arizona. af tae sand clt- n purposes lerelEai rr l..l.s. ....... you that meeting Ol r.a -..n,." company VIII hs ur.u a. HI |-... -". uiugt0n street. m sand sI.g H. 18th day Of February. a. D. l---. .' . m fine forenoon for rHe tulluH To vote upon the question ,. ..". rejection of au Huruuuer. ,u t.- of the corporation. Go ylf- D ....".' the constitution -n tat on" -..'' Article @. Tho slislfs and u.arH. comTauy shall te uuCer ilc cnrft't .. rart1. s. who shall cout.uuH lu ul.aH successors are elected aud d1-T Juu To hold an election Of eevyu JIr1 Russell Gold and Silver NrIln- Arizona for thD term uf rle year. n. succe-sors an. elected and duly s- To vote upon the qua-rIou ni H.I-- all and singular the acts and oHr..- Ht ..H. sons heretofore acting g- alrar,1l- .. behalf of the Russell Gold a.i -..r Company. of ArIzOua- -n ureer -.... .. 2 rht- acquired. Or which were uH... -H quired may be made good unto -. .- pany and all that has Ler-.1tH.. the premise= which. though .fV."- been defective iu Che mode uf l-- ..".. be confirmed. Respectfully. '. T. -.----.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.

TAN COLLECTORS OFFICE
 TUCsON, ARIZONA, Jan I.rs.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Ths--.- of an Act Amendatory to Chap. NNNIII of ,..-.- Laws of Arizona Territory, to provide R.v.- the Territory of Arizona and the several ..i thereof, approved March 10, 1881, will on Thursday, 23d Day of February 4. D. .,.s
 Between the hours of 9 and ocla.s in front of the Court House. in the C.rvrfr. County of Pima, sell, and continue to ~.II from " day alI or as much of the above dcscri-ed r-.-.-. will cover the amount charged against each rr r... the Delinquent List
 R. II. PAUI, Tax Care-..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THrRrY-FouR occupants in the county jail, nineteen of them awaiting the ae- ton of the grand jury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, IS a queer place to live. A man drinks a little wine, has his stomach shook up by an earthquake, IS made sick, then arrested and booked for being drunk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE Visalians have a little paper called the sBlaze" and it costs the subscribers S2. per year. But with an Arizonan that is cocktail money fooled away. -Biazes that will last to all eternity comes by right to him for nothing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

TIE dispatches say that Geo. Warner has been appointed United States Dis trict Attorney for Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

IS Los Angeles, for the month of Jan uary, one arrest was madefor insulting ladies on the street. In TucsOn, for the same time, no single case of the kind occurred. Ladies of Les Angeles, come to Arizona and be respected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

J.D. RITTESHoUsE of Sweetwater, is again in town and stopping at the Pal ace. No little Iniuns this time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

Mir. John Bruckner, tie ubiquitous carrier Of the CITIZEN, was Wednesday, al the residence of the Rev. L. Gregory. joined in the holy bonds of matrmony with Miss Jennie L. Wood, of San Francisco. They have gone to hdu=e- keeping and settled down to the quiet routine of marued life We in con- junction with his many friends, wish them a long life of true happiness and s0c5a. enjoyment
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE people of San Bernadino are be- coming ''too utterly too" They want DO crawling watchman to rouse them up to view the God of day, but a real genuine earthquake to rattle them out every morning between and a. ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

SUai

IN DISrSlCT COURT r-.-r --...... { District. 10 the t.--a. TT H Arizona Wil nm L.-.e lose Gtle-os s-1 ies-.. simmons
 Action troueu, m t= I .. First ludic.al D,r.-- .r rH. Pima. in t1c leEl.V at ritory cf Arizona sends c.-.-r... and Icsus Gale. ls. I-l .H ed and rrqug.l ,1 lr..s.. aga n,t you by rle a.r.. District Count Cf .l- t-- and for the Cau-tsa. I-. A1ao4l. and 5rs.a- re tnc Clerk o' this ,oar- .- County l copy 1f val. comp tlis summons within twenty .... tbc d1y ot ~cDIeei 'a- -.. this smwoa-. H -c-.. t scr,ed out Q. r.- er. district then vIlal t.rr - cases forty days. Is by plaintiff against -H-r. closure of w1--a-. on . given Is security .r . c.-. for the sum cl two t.Hu-... tere,t. as vti more tg v HuH.r the complaint ol a.- HH hereby notified that t l.l f. answer the c0up.Hut a- ..... plaintiff will take ll. ll ... Cour- for the relcf -l.-.- costs and disburiem-r's .- cd
 Given under my hand r. ~.... s1id Di- -trict Cout1t I--.r December. \. D.. I55r
 l-v GEO A .l-.
 CARR & GRrGg. 4se-.r-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
TELEGRAPH.
COAST NEWS.
Further From the Indians.

Especial to the Citizenl
 WILCOX, February 5.-Adviees from San Carlos say that the Chief of Police was notified about ten o'clock last night of another tiswin party. He left at once for the camp, two miles distant, and captured three bucks and one wounded squaw who had been knited during the drinking. The balance of the Indians got away. The Chief of Police destroyed two large ollas full of tiswin and is now out with the scouts to compel the tribe to move within sight of the Agency to be watched.
 Fire at Wilcox
 lSpecial 10 the CIrTzEN.l
 WILCOX. February 5.-Some excite ment was caused here last night by the prolonged footing a locomotive, which turned out to be a fire alarm. 4 large pile of hay belonging to MT. Courtney had mysteriously caught on fire. but the united efforts of many citizens sue ceeded in overcoming what might have been bigger blaze. The thanks of the community are due to engineer 0'Brien for his timely warning.
 Robbery at Charlestoa. Special to the CITIzEN.l
 CHARLESTON, February 5.--Springer !. S Hackes, of this place, were robbed last night for the second time. Two men entered the store sbout half-past ten and with drawn revolvers compelled the clerks to keep quiet while MT Springer was forced to open the safe and take out what money there was on hand, amounting to about $500. After secur- ing it they joined man whom they had left on guard outside and quietly rode away. It daily becomes more evident that there is To protection for life or property here. There is not an officer here to go in pursuit
 Another Railroad.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February 7.-Chas. Crocker 10 day reoeIved a dispatch iron Messrs. Stanford and Huntington, iron Nyak, requesting him to at once begr the construction of a line ofrailroad iron Mohave to a point on the Colorado river, the precise point to be agreed upon by ,he officers of the Southern Pacific anc the Atlantic and Pacific Company. The contract has already been drawn up, anc as promptly as possible five hundred Chinamen and a large number Of skilled workmen will be sent forward 10 begin the work
 Tombstone News.
 TOMBSTONE, February 1.-Two men just in from the Dragoon mountains confirm the report of struggling bands Of Indians there. They report finding the body of a murdered man named Wetzel, who was evidently stoned to death and his horse stolen. Wetzel had been en- gagged in hauling wood into Tombstone. His body was found near his loaded wagon, eight miles from this city. The IT Indians which were seen aresupposea to be from the San Carlos reservation, en route to join the Chiricahua Apaches, who are creating sad havoc in Sonora mountains. Four companies Of soldiers are at Camp Huachuca, but are in no danger, being 9 miles away.
 Marshall Williams, Wellsl Fargo X Cos agent at this place, has left here suddenly, leaving several depositors ID the lurch. His accounts with the com pauy are square.
 The jury inthe case Of Billy the Kid, charged with murder, has been ont two days
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

In the apporionmenJ Of the school fund ior Pima County. Tucson has received most liberal allowance, the amount S9,IcS.o4 4 sum sufficient 10 bridge over all dificulues and meet any needed requirements Harshaw NIth is apPonIoment of S95S55i Tubac with SI,o97.55 and Gro Blanco with sI,IS5.35, does in proportion 10 population fully as well. The amounts are all liberal and will meet with full ap- preciation by the people of the towns named.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
FoITY street lamps recommended.

TRAvEL on the Southern Pacific is in- creasing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

HUGH LAMB, of the Bonanza Mine, would like to show Oscar Wilde to the bottom of the main shaft, but Hugh will degenerate into an old ram before the too ultterly too would venture to the bottom O, thirty foot vinze.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

MR. l. E. SOLOMON, of Solomonville Graham County, is visiting in Tucson. The gentleman has many friends, not only in Tucson, but all through this sec ton Of the Territory and more espec- ially in Graham county where for several years he has been engaged in business in the various capacities Of contractor, mer- chant, etc. He is now visiting Tucson in the interests of his family and the con- murity wherein he lives, and Is anxious to procure the services of a lady school teacher for that place. Any one capable and washing that position will do well to call and see him.