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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE new 4O-ton smelter of the Pima Copper Company in the Silver Bell dis trict began woik on the 2lst and since that time has yielded daily about G0lO pounds ofcopper bullion and 751 pounds of matte. The 30-ton smelter heretofore used will also be put on as soon as suf- fcient new lining for il has been re- ceived from SIn Francisco. The water used at the company's works is in its natural state said to be quite impu- e because of its impregnation with the various minerals, and several of those drinking it were made qIte sick, but that trouble has been avoided by the putting in of a condens CT by which the steam is rec1nyerted into water at the rate of 500 gallons per day. The water thus purified is and can be used for drinking and culinary purposes and js considered very healthy, MT. Tyler. the Superintendent, by whom the in- formation was clv D. came Tn from the works this morning and is registered at the Palnce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Mliirln Lnnlhn.

The vanity of Guiteau bus at last been satlated. His egotism is as biz as an elephant and bis drawing powers are said tO be no less. In view of this he has by his fellow-Prisouers been re- christened and is now called Jumbo He has thanked the judge for hls sen tence and says that he had rather go to glory in Juue, than to Auburn prison for life \ good many others feel equally satisfied io Lave t SC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

RAvESOUs TOURIsTs.-Whent the west bound train stops at Reno the uasseu- gers rush madly from the cars as if shot out of a howitzer or thrown out by an emetIc. Like n hand Of wild steers th,.. bounce into the dining rooms of the h1- tels, and m less than ten seconds their jaws are chattering together upon what ever edibles gre Co be found on tine t7- bles, reaching right and left with both hands, as If their eternal welfare de- pended upon the quantity of food tLey should consume. Though previous Go the arrival of each train passengers are notified that there will be "tnirty mir. utes for dinner or supper. they gorge themselves with six bts worth of food ln ten minutes, and then growl because they are not allowed sufficient tune to eat An esthetlc E stouian will stow away enough to grade away a water lot before phlegmatic old coaster has con cluded what he will eat. The latter goes to work meihOdically and enjoys hls meal, for wh oh an appetlzing cock tHll has put his stomach In good humor, and when he drops his six bits into the hand of the clerk he does SO with a com fsrtable satisfaction that heis somewhat ahead of the landlord; while the Boston man turns pale at what he deems an outrage. and goes off feeling asif he had swallowed the Kentucky lot.ery.-Reno Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
From the Prl.sthood fo the Stage.

Twenty years ago, young Irish la l was studying for the priesthood. Hand some, intelligent, warm-hearted and popular alike with Lis teachers aSso- ciates, he was considered one of the most promising students in the famous Catholic college which he attended, and the venerable prelate who was at its head predicted for him a bril iant career m the service of the church. But man proposes and God dispOses. A travelling company visited the college town, and the young pupil cJntrived to attend one of their representations. From that moment his soul was fired with an am- bition to hecome an acton. In spite of the prayers and remonstrances of bis teachers, he neglected bis books, and finally withdrew from the college in or der to ioin a theatrical company. He spoke his first lines in the play of Ma zeppa" at the National Teater in Cincin- nati. and has never had occasion to rue the chance which led him to adopt the stage as a profession. To-day James O'Neil feels that his career has been d successful one, and that there are even brighter laurels ID store for him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
The Mystery Of GIaml. Castle.
ILondon Truth, March s1l


 Many have heard of the mystery of Glamis Castle. The story goes that there Is secret chamber there, and that m some way the chamber Is associated with the mystery. It Is known ,nly to the owner, to the factor, and to the heir apparent. Guests at the castle have vainly tried tO solve 1t. One day, when the owner was out shooting, they all agreed to hang towels out of the windows of every room Tn order to arrive at the whereabouts ot the mysterious room, through no towel appearing at its wIn- dow. Toe experiment, however, was not successful, and it seems to have been agreed that the chamber had no window and that 1t was approached by trap door opening into the room beneath. which itself was reached by a secret staircase. It 5s now believed that the mystery has been in part solved. and that the room cOntaIl ed some person who died a week or tw' ago at a very advanced age. But, fl th.s he SO, who is the pris- oGer2 Why was he Incarcerated? If he really was shut up for long years, surely the family might now reveal the cause: and, If not, the authorities might insist upon knowing. It may be that this modern 'man with the mask" preferred tO remain isolated; but on the face of 1t some explanation is requisite, for, when an individual Is hidden away in this mysterious fashion until be IS taken out. a corpse, Co be buried, the presumption is that he IS a free agent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

AN Irish sfiiOr it is said. was once wrecked upon the coast of France and in need or something to eat, but not be ing able to make himself understood became angered and whipped French man for not as Pat thought, understand ing his own language, is about equallvd by an effort to talk Spanish made by the Superintendent of the Sonora Railroad as relat Il by the Guaymas Interna- tional: Ut is not generally known that Superintendent of Buildi IFS of the Sonora Railway, NJ Cratic is versed in tse ldiom Castellana, but nevertheless he is. The other day at Hermosiilo, be, wanting a piece of scantling ordered a Mexican employee to brInG it to Lim in the following manner: Bring me that stickeyi stickeyli No, G q - it that squareyl squareyn squarey ...--- it, will you never sabe your own language"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE birth rate of France 1s the lowest of all Europe From 1876 to 1881 she iu- creased about So9,6lj. In tn. preceding i've years she increased SO2. .Sl7, The gross population Is 37,WlOOO. The re- cent census returns show als5 move ment of the population from rount-y Go town These are not good showing for the polite nation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE Tombstone Nugget says that sit Is stated and we do not question the truth of the statement, that tie Indi n killed by Doctor Barney near Conten- tion, was Papago and not an Apache. number of Papagoes have been this side of the San Pedro for some time, hanting and selling their game in the surrounding towns. They have been O der-l to their reservation by their agent, and if they fail to obey and such accii his happen, they have no one 10 blame"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE Nugget reports con good author- Ity that Zvink Hunt passed through the south pass of the Dragoou mountains last Saturday morning. He was accom- panied by a well-known member Of the coWboy fraternity, both being seated in an easy riding buggy, drawn by two fast horses. When the part, met them they each had revolvers on their knees and Winchester rifles in their hands. HuIt was sitting mp. and apparently not suffer ing much pain, which hardly accords with his condition as reported by the doctor. At any rate, the whole thing has a queer look, but certain 1t Is that the above IS true
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE Board of Supervisors met at o'clock thls afternoon to examine and audit all accounts made and pre- seutel m the fitting ont of the mil tary comp any under Ii, utenant Ross.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Ms 4. BAssLER who left Tucson about month since has entered into q rartnership with Mrs. F. L. Hevner and opened fashionable millinery house at g52 Narke. str .t under the Baldwin hot !. San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Il A TRAMP Is reported have discovered D. bonanza in the Calico mountains back
 of San BernardinO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE following noticifcation of an auction was posted on tn bulletin board of the Palace hotel yesterday: Will be sold at aution at Tucson, May Sth, 1882. at r o'clock N. Terms cash" No men tion whatever is made of the articles to be sold or whe-e they are c. be sold, ex- cept in Tucson, and the boys have been doing a good deal ot speculative betting as to what the articles s.e io be.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

NEssEs. N. NcKESSA, Mart Maloney, $ C Williams, Chas. H. Tully, and Chas T. Plra lave been appointed deputy census Marshals in and for Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

OvE hundred and twenty thousand railroad ties are sioat in the port [ Guaymas-enough to reach Imuris, l3 niles thls side of Magdalena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

A SURVEYING party under Hon. c. W. Norton Is at Gila Bend laying out grounds for a sidetrack. round-hOuse and turn-table, at that place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE injunction of the Gas Company against the city. relating to the taking up ot the va erplpes, was partially heard today and continued to next Saturday week when it will be reopened in Tomb stone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

\ BAND Of ApacHes are said to be ly- ing m wat ia the suburbs of the city in- tending to take in the military company ss soon as It Is outitted for the cam paign.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Two ear loads Cf wood working machinery passed through Tucson yes tarlay en route to Casa Grande for the Howard L. & r. Company. The machinery was manufactured by Lane d Bol.ey, Cincinnati, aud consisted of
 elgiue boiler, blaming machines and lal other machinery necessary for d li-stclass outfit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

VII. WEBBEE will on and after May Isl, take a full hand in the management af the Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

C. A. HEAToN has been appointed s-ec;al deputy sheriff in and for Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

CITY ASSESSOR GEORGE FOSTER and Lls lspaties have for the past two days been distributing blanks TT statements ot asses.able property. Messrs. Hodg s and Moves are the deputies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

STRAWBERRIES are selling at three quartz for twenty-five cents in Pas sajena, California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE German element of Tombstone are taking active steps to organize a Turn Vereiu society.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE Yavapai Supervisors would like f, bulld a bridge over the Tempe, but eaD get no bids on tae darn thing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

IKE Texas Press Association have been interviewing the orange orchards Of Lis Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

NRs. JUDGE JOHN HAYNES leftfor Cal. ;t5rnia few evenings since.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

The telephone system Is to be intro hood in Mazatlan, Mexico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

W. c. Davis has been appointed at. ta-Dev for E. LongbottOm to sell any property be may have ir this Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

RECORDER R. C. Drake has leased his new building in front Of the Occidental lo,eIts c. W. Clarke for five yeas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

NEW safe for tre CabOrca Mill and Mining Company of Sonora, was loaded at the depot Friday morRAsg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Exneneitnre. rnr Eri-ht..

The news th1,,de E.Hg e. the Nathes- lands is ,o De created a hn,-h. Cf ,h- Garter g.yes additional incest Go re- urn O, pJymsu. u- account cl the tIriou- orders nh.rlHas i--Ic.t lJstuccE. The cN0ecrc ci tE- ir- Ea.a and roses which were supplied to ,hc Czlr, the
 NiUg oi Sweden. .ultle N.r. cd ~pa.n. ta- L--CC and there vt.l r, about L-oo
 70 pay for the EIrg ot ~lxrry next year.
 lhIs amount, although large, does not,
 lt course, include .h- COS. ,t-ie absurd
 and unnecessary special mfss.ons
 which were despatched Go Madrid and
 D-este2 Ihec.sru fan ordinary Knight
 1t the Blue Ribbon IS lhrI / loo. Ey-
 his representative returns t-e insignia Go
 -ae Queen, ard .r .s pl-s-a on Go his
 successor, s.u.. rF robes arc a per-
 Ju'sic at the Dean ai Windsor Tho
 large cN,-l esrsal. .--re -lSt-aorcIra-
 v k1-..a 1a .lI-.l a- .le .-- .tatlblv
 are a..Iy= given -ls long since disIscd
 silver sui. Som. ye.r, ago it Wa5
 proposed ,o di--.r- r-.er. t-. custom, a1d
 Sir S..t.-I E.r.-..- ...g Chancellor
 o' t.e E..r,.1s. hear. .r approved as
 t1e lsT Ea- when .- was su-ae-tcI Co
 -Ic ou-eu, ste made tEc sane reply as her grandfather. when Lord E5ou, os being app ed -u,l-J Justice. asked ,ha- lc u--.- l.. ..e.. -a rgs- r.s oUn Fdir, i and when Dr. Randolph mad. tte same request 1r beng aru1r-e. Bishop 0t London. "Nu. no. o.. v,il have no
 innovations u w. Uw.. El. expense of admitting tta Els. .f Cambridge Co tac Order itH- Thistle ae1crs 1 be L54o.
 The insignia at .He once -r-r,-ed and drrdyo -. 1t.la...al S- George cost tflrc. The Err..s .s-G L-5 lcr and Srs D. s.culr. CD tae.r being created Baroue,s. The ices oo tac patents of Creauaup pt Pmc- Leopold as Uuse, Earl and E.r11 and D. frc peers. four BU1nc's. aru tE..e hu... = were Tfcos. 5ut JL expenditure Is more llan covered by the cost uf rFr stamps. Carer King at-Nru- got Li-c atjae spoil, and fac English herI.4+ E5sa L.rtua Tru:h.
 < fur el- aat a.-I'--. rsrs.cuuc has dcs-ed I1u.s'. .a-e1.as and altogether satisfactory ue-saI .l celebrating the ls, ot AnrL Eri-- fal some t...e been .'a"N-h..' H'I N.. beau. she finally consented ,, permit him Go vist her ea Ja- day n question. PgHc.utI .u Che hour te r.rr. a.i an h., guy lt,ir., and VAS a.Hc..5 u.1 'Ec re- ccp,jen room anl-u,o tle presence oE the ltdy7 husband and brother. one of whom was playing .ar,.c-s,y a;,a l35 re- vuIver whl'c The other uls TurnE au edge on a uu-ierHg 'nak'rg dl-ger There v.,s 1o awful silence .or abuu, minujc, when th. husband remarked. -areie,s.v, -uG, yag'-. rte man ,lat my wife said uls Co cal. fae.s.u the kitche- coPper-, ch "pr.e-e'g- ammesJC the by no means gay La.la-c. catching a, Jhis desperate hope -AU right. step this way and th- .u.c- rts led into the k'chcn and sett1 vr.- ar t1e end or hi, task, having ruined his aea~su-t and sorely anrad-i a.s klu.l.es. h. ua- summoned into she presence. Madam. a ho paid ham three flr-s. promised Go recommend h.n .1 her friends as a good workman, and desired ,ae laare Co give .Ec poor man a g'a-5 ot =1ul,hiu. Co irink.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

"A YOCSG subscriber" wants to know "what IS an organT' It is the opposi ton paper, my son; the vile and truck ling sheet through whose venonous nav, foetid with vice, and fostering with the loathsome corruption in which 1t daily wallOvs for the other party. blistering with the plague spot of politi- cal leprosy. which sewers the poisome filth ot its pestileDtial lde,s. Gur-r.ri That's what an organ is, my boy. Our own paper IS fearless and oatspnken champion of the truth. You may have noticed that.-HaEkeye.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

new post-oflice called Forest Dale bs, been opened in the Big Bug dis trict.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

ACoNHCNICATIoS received from Tomb stone contains too many personalities fer publication.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THEEE are sixteen prisoners in the Yavapai county jail, seven of them are held for murder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

NEs. J. R. TYlER, wife of the superin- teaient of the Pima Copper Company, Is pzpectel to arrive from the east to-mor- how. Mr. Tyler will meet her between De and Deming as he IS anxious to see llis wife and also young daughter whose acquaintance he has not had the pleas t-e 1, making, she having made her obei lluee since he left New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE north end of the Sonora railway is at Barrailta Little Playing Card, one hundred and eighty-two miles this side of GUalma
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

A NEW plank fence has been put ,-,uud the reading room of the railroad employees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

HAvAPN county IS gong to put her should r to potato hill and make a speciality of raising that succulent root ing the coming season.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Mss. E. BENTON FREMONT is now re- s,iinr at SuTern, Rockland county, New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE large sash, door and blind facto- ry, that l. to be erected ID Guuymas by Messrs. W. B. Hooper < Co, vii be un- dar the foremanship of NIT. J. B. White aud his son Mir E. J. White, formerly of San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

MAY the 9th is an hOnored day in tine annals of Mexico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
ALBrQUEneun has Board ot Trade.

TRAVEL to Tucson Is at present very light.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

OS the evening of the third, sigual fires were sail to be plainly visible on the mountains around Phenix.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

DR. HATCH, prominent phy sician of Sacramento, Cal, IS visiting Tucson in the interest of his health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TaE total indebtedness Of the City of Phenix is said to be S2.IO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Asrcoxp he7dic coach has been put on the streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

SEvENTY-oNE arrests were made m Los Angeles for April past Among them were twenty-four square druusS a-d fifteen fSr being and d!sJsdsrly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE Tombstone Nugget bjects to Judge StilwelrS holding night sessions away from the courthouse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
P..n-i.r ni..ii...


 in thc battle a' C-ara.1u StouewaH Jackson tried aa experiment. hich near ly frightened Federal i.vi-ian ont of their b.ots El.- r. railroad iron were cut into foos lengths and fired from some os his ieayie-- guns, and the noise tles. mi-sI.e- made Fs tiay went saline through Che arr was sort 1f cross be- tween the -.EsE of woman and tI- bray Cf mule. The FeIcra-s teua.. Iu wonder at tie first at th. frst few which hanged tara1-l the tree tops. ald presently oae ot ta- pieces --l inst in front of PerI~g ~glvaHia regiment 4 captain stoppei forward '1 in-ast-eate l', and after urlir- # over rushed e. Lls colonel with the uevs.
 Colonel. thos, ai-rlaI rels are firing raIlrodi iron at rs-'
 "No-'
 "Itey are for a fl-t-
 Captain, aivaIc. v1T- company Co that ridge and de-.ar. and tIe maute you find Jachs.- getting -ealF -0 fro freight cars d- gs se-I n v0ri lt0u't propose Co have my regiment mashed Into tEe rroull when .t can inst as veil he decentiy ezter-iuated in the regular wayr'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

NEW MEXICO IS making pre- 1arations for the holding of Territo ial Fair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE People of Tonto Basin are re- ported so be gathered at the Reno and Excursion mines for protection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Mn. THEo. r. White has returned from his trip to the Chiricahuas and as may be seen elsewhere relates some very inter- esting experiences in connection with tle recent Indian outbreak.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

CAPTAIN JACKSON, with his fifteen Tombstone rangers, has been scouting for the Apaches but found them not.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

CHARLEY HAssoN, who recently re- alized a cool S7O,OOO the sale of his Providence Mountain mine, is said to he investing his cash in Los Angeles real estate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE Blue Wing mine at Ariyaca is reported to have paid divid nd to its stockholders on April 1st.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

Prpx1x elected City Council on the second
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

MT. Wm. Edwards, late foreman at the Richmond smelling works in Eureka, Nevada, will take charge of the smelling works on Lynx creek.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

A PATENT for the COkespl mine situated at Cababi, and belonging to L.J.F. Iae=er, Hill De Armi:t and c. A. B-pwu, has bean issued after a long and bitter ntest by parties who had no lawful or equitable clam to 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
[ ~ cra L.- E--L

F the Christian world -I7es up tho miracles, it gives Gu its very corner stone. and l- must necessarily lose it's hold upou -ls minds of rle people. Yet :t must do one of tua tl.lrs i- must either give mp the claim or rniracle-, or it must demonstrate them as stI pos sibie and real
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE proposed fair to be given under She auspices of the Sisters of St. Joseph will commence on May the Sth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE steamer Mexico in her last trIp to Guaymas, says the International, brought in full complement of ma-- chinery for a sash. door and blind facto- ". with a mIll for grinding salt, all for the well known firm of ". E. Hooper and Co. We also leara that they have a five ton ice machine, fifty-horse power en- gin and boiler and 100000 feet of Pu- get Sound pine and Humboldt redwood now on the way to this port. Nothing could speak better for the enterprise of this firm than the above showing as well as 1t does for their confidence in the fu- ture of Guaym4s and Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

TIE price of carrying the mall between Florence and MrMillan has been re- duccd from S17, ,569.S9 to SS9O0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE Santa Rita Land and Mining Company are making pr parations for the stocking with cattle of their im- mense grant of fifty-two thousand acres of land. The company propose tc com- mence with about eight thousand head Colonel Sykes has been negotiating for the cattle Of Mir Peter KItcnen, and by contract they will be delivered Cn the first of July coming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

FOLLOWING IS the ticket elected last Tuesday at the Phenix municipal cleo ton: Mayor, F. 4. Shaw; Council, long terms, NJ. ". Kales; John I. T. Smith; short term, J. D. Manihon; Treasurer, Frank Kirkland, Marshal. Henry Gar fias. There was no contest W atever, except for the last named office, and the vote stood, Garfas, 42, Besse, %.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

BLANK proposals for Indian supplies and transportation can be had at this office. Bids are to be open d in New York on May g, as will be seen by ref erencs to the advertisement published elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

FOR SALE-A first class double ba-- reied B. L. shot gun, ui-l aI fmale- men's, Price Ie Apply as office Of ". F. q C,. Original cost s.g0 Com plete and 10 per.ec. or-er s32w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

JOHNNY HART has resigned his king dom at Silver Lake, and its placid waters will reflect his genial phiz no more. Johnny k considered an expert in clinch- ing a mule until he can't kick, and, as such, he will take charge of the pack train that is being cutfitted for the Tue son military company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

JUDGE STILwELL left for Tombstone 1niay morning. Since the first opening 1i ns court at this place he has had no lt'i as on its adjournment he went to lorence, opened court and sat the ses- slou through. then returned to this it4ee where he has heard matters at 'lanbers almost every day since. He 4" goes to Tombstone to open court at Dat place, without having had a vaca- 'lJn since the previous session.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

THE Cincinnati editors appear by the following. clipped from an exchange. tu be set of good, honest fellows who tell tue truth and shame the devil. The Cincinnati editors, after a brief trial, have tired of the esthetic-sarcastic, "es- teemed contemporary New York style of reference to deiested rival, and ad- dress each other again as liars and scoundrels, in the old, frank, hearty way.
 TIE following orders have been is- sued by the 5. F. R. R. relative to New Orleans gram cars: Cars loaded with grain for New Orleans must not under any circumstances be set aside or left over from one train to another, but must be kept moving. IT a car becomes dis abled transfer the grain to other cars and bring 1t through on same train. This order is positive and must be abeyed."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

.USDAY, MAI '' -oHz