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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

IF prominent Republican like James q. Blaine deigns to notice some insiy- nifcant Democratic politician and give him a snubbiDg he at once becomes q hero in his party and a promising can didate for the Presidency. Perry Bel mont is just now undergoing that kind of notoriety. His national importance has become so great since Blaine hon. ored him by sitting down upon him that he feels compelled to decline social oy,nrn,ar,aukc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
Territorial Topics.


 Globe has been enjoying a masquer- ade.
 Ice is being satisfactorily manufac- tured IL Globe.
 Henry Hyde, of Florence, is building a blacksmith-shop at Casa Grande.
 The sisters of charity contemplate es- tablishinga a boarding-schOol in Florence.
 The Gila county grand jury found but two in6lctments-both for minor of- lenses.
 A Tombstone spott won S9O in checks at a poker table but found only g 60 in the till.
 Judge J. c. Loss Is preparing to erect a new adobe building, at Casa GrsHde, for tenement purposes.
 Mrs. W. l.. Bailey, of Florence, was thrown from a buggy last week and re- ceived slight injuries.
 Ore from the Dosoris mine on Lynx creek Is shipped to Dake's smelter and assays nearly S30O per ton.
 The private telegraph line from Casa Grande to Silver King will probably be extended to Globe. twenty miles from Pinal.
 Mir. W. A. Latin and his son, of San Pedro, are running an arrastra at theIr Lookout mine on high grade ore, with excellent results.
 Phil. Mcdonald, who killed Mr. Rich ardson a- Williamson Valley on election day, 1880, has been convicted of man. slaughter in Prescott.
 The fruit crop in the valley about Flor ence promises to be three times larger than last season. Peach-trees are bend- ing to the earth with their loads of fruit.
 George Nelson, whose arrest for com plicity in the recent stage robbery, had an examination in VUlture last Saturday. He proved an alibi and was discharged.
 They call him Royal Reavis" in Pheniz, and declare him as great local evil as the cowboy just because he wants to gobble up half of Arizona through a spurious Spanish grant.
 4 stranger Tn Phenix paid q saloon keeper for his beverage by throwing the glass at bis head. The keeper made the exact change by knocking tine stranger down with bottle and afterwards turn ed him over to police officer.
 They have summary way or deallng | out justice in Mojave county. "Red," a | rough, resisted arrest for assault and | with a companion was determined to kill the party who swore out the warrant l for the arrest. Deputy Sheriff Cox brought out his arsenal, fatally wounded the comrsde and slightly wounded Red, whom he captured after a stern chase.
 1t Bears Springs, on the 10th, two of Mir. Shennfield attacked German and jellied his head with six shooters. The injured man swore out a warrant for theIr arrest and it was placed in the hands of Deputy Sheriff Cox. The offenders upon being requested to sur render pulled their guns, but not in time to save being shot by the sheriff. One of the men received bullet through the bowels lodging in the spine and the other in the fOO5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

THE Omaha Bee intimates that the promotion of the commander of the department of the Platte, Gen. Crook to be maior-seneral would be a proper re- cognition Of the services of that gallant officer upon the western frontier. IT the appointment is made what a struggle there will be among the small fry colonels for the vacant star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

4 PRoNISEaT citizen of Cochise county writes us: "The position of your paper in Cochise county affairs IS just dead right, and I only wish to congratulate you on tue fair, bold stand you have made" The position of the CITIZEN Is endorsed by all good citizens Of Cochise county regardless oftheir pol -tical views. This paper has simply desired to be right, and has no ulterior objects to sub serve in discussing any question of pub 1,, ,,4a-.e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

THE Democracy are beginning theiI regular cry about the want of harmony in the Republican ranks. Whatever dii- ferences there may be upon minor points and upon party management Republicans are a unit against the pol Itical heresy Of Democracy; and the day Of their defeat, so often and solong pre-. iicted by the false prophets or Bourbon ism, Is as far distant as t was quarter of q century Rgo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

FOR steel plated cheek, the Sheriff of Cochise county and the agent of the as. sociated press at Tombstone get away with the cake. They are mad because the Governor did not give Q requisition for the delivery of the Earps, who are charged with murder committed in Pima county to Sheriff Behan, of COchise county. To have given any papers to the Sheriff of Cochise county who has notoriously failed to arrest important criminals in his own county and who has permitted the escape of at least a half dozen after their arrest. would be foolish. He better ask the Governor for a requisition for Hunt, the noted desper- ado he permitted to escape a few weeks since. That gentleman's presence IS needed at the present term Of court in Cochise county. The Governor has en. trusted the acquisition to Sheriff Paul of this county, in which the murder for which 1t is proposed to take the Earps, was committed. Sheriff Paul is an of- iicer of acknowledged ability and in tegrity and has seldom failed to get his man, and furthermore there have been no jail deliveries here during hls ad- ministration.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
Actresses Beverages.

The beverage taken by some of our professionals during the hours of fltlgue or ldleness would make an interesting addition to theatrical statistics. For example. Fanny Davenport IS fond oi Chateau Iquem; Sarah Jewett likes just a little champagne; Emily Rigl takes red wine; Mme. Jauauscheck gets sub stantial Inspiration from Burgundy, Rose Eylnce affects champaCe: Emma Abbott takes benedictine, beer and chambertin; Clara Louise Kellogg, Ital- ian chante; Annie Louise Cary, elaret and champagne; while Adeliua Patti likes everything that IS good Inter Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

ALI the interest the Democracy had in the Chinese question was what i; might be worth as a political opposition. IL would have suited them better had the curse beec allowed to continue and they had the privelege of ringing the changes upon it for a political war cry. They have been disappointed in that and the question has ceased to be an alarming political factor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

HE respectable element in the Demo- cracy of this Territory is thoroughly disgusted with the persistent efforts made by their journals and politicians to represent them as tle defenders and apologists for lawlessness and crime. They should repudiate such leaders, if they would save their own credit and that of the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
THE GREAT MINING EXPOSITION.


 Denver, in many respects, is the most wonderful city on the continent Its growth and prosperity are phenomenal, and the beauty and grandeur of its pub lie and private edifices are proverbial. Ii is essentially the creation of the great inning interests of the West. It Is the center of immense mining capital which has largely been produced by the won- derful mines of Colorado, but which has outgrown state lines and has gone out to develop the rich mineral regions of the surrounding territories and IS now, since the advent of eastern railroad connec- tion, seeking a foothold in Arizona. And We wish to say hers that to no class are we prepared to extend a heartler welcome than to those who have estab- lished Colorado's greatness.
 The public spirited citizens of Denver have determined to give to the mining interests of the great West the attention they deserve, and to that end have raised S200,000 to erect a suitable building and provide for an exhibit of ores, etc, from the mineral regions. The cornerstone has been laid and the work Is being pushed so that it will be ready for the exhibition. which will open in August. This movement cannot failto attract cap italists from all over the country who de- sire to acquire as much general informa- tion as possible in regard to this interest which is rapidly gaming in importance. If the enterprise IS carried out as eontem- plated the mine owner and prospector will be brought in contact with the capi- talists to the mutual advantage of both.
 The management has arranged 1t so as to enable all sections to be represent ed. The Governors of the several States and Territories have been requested to appoint commissioners to superintend and represent the exhibits made from their localities. Arizona should be repre- sented there. Our prospectors and mine owners should not fail to arrange for sending samples of ores from our many bonanzas and should request the Gov ernor to designate some competent gen tleman, thoroughly cOnversant with this great interest in our Territory, to repre- gent us.
 New Mexico and Wyoming have al- ready taken active steps and Arizona should not fail. An Arizona exhibit, if properly managed, would result in bring ing millions of capital into our Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

IF Sheriff Behan is so anxious to ar rest some one We would suggest that he take a little trip and see if he can find
 his old friend Hunt. IT he can't succeed then he might arrest a few of the posse who followed him after the Earps. Any of these acts would have a tendency to enhance tine value of his official record.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

ARIZONA will soon be asking Con- gressional appropriations. A branch mint, the erection of Government build iugs at Tucson, Prescott and probably other points will be asked. If Arizona places herselfin political harmony with
 the dominant sentiment of the country her requests will naturally have greater weight. The policy which has been in vogue of political antagonism to the General Government is simply suicidal, viewed from a purely selfish standpoint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

IRE cowboy organ congratulates the people of Cochise unty because Judge Stilwell admits in his charge to the grand jury that there have been other counties in which cr;me was IS prevalent as in that Rather c 'd comfort that.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

TIE cowboy Is a name winch has ceased in this Territory to be a term ap. piled to cattle herders. The term IS ap- piled to thieves, robbers, cut-thruats and the lawless class of the community gen. orally. Anyone who attempts to defend Arizona cowboys by restricting the term to its literal meaning of herder simply makes an ass of himself. When man follows as legitimate occupation the tending of cattle or other stock he is called a herder and not a cowboy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

SPEAKING Of the intelligence of the western Territories, Arizona has more daily papers than Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florids, Mississippi, South Carolina, Vermont and West Virginia, and as many as Oregon, Alabama and HLnla IsIanl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

IT is impossible for the Democratic press of the Territory to understand how newspaper can do its plain, though it may be unpleasant. duty to the public without a consideration, either cash in hand or prospective patronage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21


 Now that the yony Is over and we know the fate of the intrepid Com mander of the Jeannette the portrait which We give our readers to-day will be of great inte-2st. Lieut.. George Wash intOn De Long was born in New York City, in lSit He was earl. left an orphan, out he was rc'~-- bright and ambitious boy that f. .s rose up to help him. He receiveda a good educa- ton n the BrOOkiy schools aud was appointed to the naval academy in 1S6l. graduating in 1865. He was promoted to Ensign. Decembe- l, 1866; Master, March l2, 1888. and Lieutenant, March 26, 1S69 Lieut. De Long was connected with the POlaris Search Expedition in 1873, as navigator of the United States Steamer JUanita, and since that time has been an enthusiast on the subject of Artic Explorations. He sailed from San Francisco with n picked crew as Com mander of the Jeannette, in Julv. 1879. The sad ending of that voyage IS now known to all the world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

THE writings oi Oscar Wilde, thelatest European sensation over waOm Ameri- can society has been making an ado are being recently criticised on account of their hcentiousness vergiug as it does on obsceDity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

TOMBSTONE is the most peaceable city ln the Union. Reporters are oyerworked and policemen are getting rusty Epi- taph.
 This shows the good result of the Presidents proclamation and the Gov ernOr's rangers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

IT cannot be charged thas when q g President appointed Chandler Co & Cabinet appointment that he made his selection from among his political allies, for Chandler is tie leading represent ative of the Blaine faction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
TuE borders of the reservation should

TIE borders of the reservation should be patroled by the military. E. R Hooker on Saturday last arrested two well armed Apaches making their way back to the San Carlos reservation There afe undoubtedly n number of Apaches in the country trying to get back under the protecting wing Of h. dian Agent Tiffany, since th 1T defeat by United States and Mexican troops and they should be intercepted. Their capture under such circumstances should be considered prima facie evidence that they were participants in the terrible atrocities committed, and they should be treated accordingly. It would be better if they were disposed Of without putting the country to the expense of a trial. These Indians arrested by Hooker were turned over to tn army authorities at Fort Grant
 Unless they were scouts at the time of the outbreak they can not be trled by military court, and the only way to reach them k for the authorities of Cochise and Graham counties to demand them for trial, for the murders and rObberies committed. Otherwise these red handed assassins will be put back in the reservation to fatten at public expense anl continue so be subject of profit to the Indian ring.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

WHEN Pima county needs any assist ance to arrest parties fer crimes com mitted in this county, fl will be apt to apply to officers who have some reputa- ton for efficiency at home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
COD SAVE IRELAND

The Irish assassins now come out and boldly avow their act and issue a pronunciamentoi in justification of their dastardly crime. The Irish Republican Band, a secret organization with revolu- tionary purposes, has issued the follow ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

One of the faculty of the Minneapolis university followed some students who were out on spree, shot and slightly wounded one of them named Asa Paine, on Monday night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

THEODORE was a poor lad. One day when he was very hungry he espied g. tive-cent piece oD the floor Of the brok- CTS office which he was sweeping out He had remembered stories wherein little boys had picked up a small piece of money, handed it to the merchant or banker, and been immediately taken iu- tO partnership. So Theodore stepped mp to the door of the brokers private room and said: "Piease, sir, here is a five-cent piece I found on your floor.
 The broker looked at Theodore a mo ment ana then said. "Y1I found that on my floor, did you? And you are hungry, aren't youT' "Yes, sir, replied Theodore. "Weil, give it to me, and get out. l was looking around for a partner, but boy who doesn't know enough to buy bread when he is starving to death would make but a sorry broker. No. boy, | cant take you into the firm" And Theodore never became a great broker
 Honesty l. the best policy, children. but lt IS not indispensable to success in the brokerage business.-BOst0n Transcript
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

Tn the star route case on Tuesday John W. Dorsey appeared in court Of his own accord. He was arraigned and entered a plea of not guilty. The court then ad- journed until the 25th instant
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

Int Star comes out as a monopoly organ It ailudes to the pet Democratic war cry as "anti-monopoly rot" and hopes the party will skip 1t tbIs year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

TIE London Builder attributes the marvellous durability of mortar in Itaiy to the fact that the lime remains in a pit covered with water for two wears be- fore it is used. whereas in England lime is slacked and used the same day. Most building specifications even require newly slacked lime.
 4 PHILADELPHIA Judge decided that MezzIe Reistine was not fir tO have the custody of her little girl. and awarded # tO it's grandmother But the mother defied the court, fought off the officers, carried the child out of the room, and dashed away in q carriage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

A marriage has been arranged between the Princess Beatrice, Queen Yictoria's young daughter, and Prince Frederick William, the eldest son of the Landgrave of Hesse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

Al wedding reception the other day in New York check for s25,OOO, signed by the father of the bride, was among the presents displayed. The cashier of the bank upon which the check was drawn happened to be present., and he was disagreeable enough to tell the gentlemen n the wine room that the brides father had not half that amount of money to his credit at the bank.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
WI. \. SCOTT. JR..

s1.Cs .yD COMMERCIAL BEoEEE. AND GENERAL
 ASSURANCE AGENT.
 DIST FJdPANIES AND LOWEST RATES. D Blot srs. Calendars. Etc. furnished gratis. Inlr- ua -p-1l-ei and mining properties handled. Dl'-s. Cor. Meyer St and Maiden Lane. Tucson
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
SDI.nN IL AIIIS.

tETL ENGINEEE AND U- $. DEPUTY MINERAL
 S-EvT1E AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
 HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO CORNER Hf Pen -t1u aui Meyer streets. Topo frl-..i 70 ai1' wlu be attended to with prompt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

DuYrpGEAPHERS.-A LARGE ASSORT- ! HHlt Of Arizona views on hand; Picture !-rrH- made ta order and Mauldings on hand. N1. i'T lal-ra-- street, opposite Western Union
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

TIE wife of Dr. Felton, of Georg1a, Is said to be the best politically informed woman in the south. She is her hus- bands most intimate political adviser, and accompanies him on his canvasslng tours.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

BLAINE will go to Europe for a couple of years and leave his political fortunes in the hands of Hale and Chandler.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

The number of casualties by the cyclone at McAllister, Indian Territory, foot up 120. Of this number fifteen are dead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

SENATOR EDATUNDs will hardly recover. The San Francisco Report csIs him "a Yankee snob."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

Father Hays, at Charlton. Iowa, de- tended the Cavendish sssassins from his pulpit in the Cattohc church on Sun day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

THE Nevada (CalJ Transcript was ou Monday last handed the following note from person who evidently did not ap- preclate the "Jedge,' and which sai1 paper publishes verbatim, leaving out names: "Ihe-Church was HOuOred Sunday Night haveing Judge - sin.. in the quier he kept time with his Foot and Book so lOud that he made Consider able Music"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
MILIIANI L OSRORN-

S.-.a,ll-tT-Ltw. NorAET PUHlIC AND Cox
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 ~ ~'.IIAL ASSISTANCE GIVEN IN OBTAIN5 ~ -H- f-,sEt- for mining and urc-emptol ...lH-. .Ei -i=a title to land under the deserf ana rHt.r--ulrure laws. othce ou Pennington -rr-s' opposite Com polit,u Hotel, I8cson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

SHEsIFF ETHAN had peter devote a little attention lo liant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

Itis said that Ex-Representative Rollin A. Dageet of Nevada, Is to be appointed United States Minister at Honolulu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

WAsHINGTOS scene: Deep-vOiced g11z- zler-~Hi waiter, bring me three more schOOnersr Awe-struck spectators. whispering: That must be the new sec retary of war"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
HF0RGE J. ROSKRUGR.

* nFurrF MINERAL SURVIVOR. MINERAL .ErrTr SURVIVOR FOR NEw MEICo. AND NU-tET P-HLTC DTIrE OS MAIDEN LANE. TUCSON,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
ELLERY c. FORD.

ATr1ENEy A- LAW
 -E Le nrlir Huiliinr Washington. D. c.
 P. O. box ll6. GPHfIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL - -s.,rar- rslaGur Co Mines and Mineral Lands before -ta General Land Once and Department o' '.. il--rIu-. Patents for mineral and other l-..- E-' Gu.r. Niue years experience m the -E and Dtfc-. Six years in charge of the -0s-l Division G. l.. O. deciding mineral con- tas's l1I uateltil- mineral lands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

ARIZONA should be well represented al the Denver exposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
H nIEHAIAN E Cn

--.4-t-ANs . p.ae P STREET WASHINGTON. D. C.. t.f-t vlG practice before all the Courts and .la Government Departments. desc 6In
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21

THE gospel of Mark is now published in the colloqual language of Japan
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
THOMAS FITCH.
LOSFPH c. PERRY

ArIoRSEy ksD COUSsELLoR-AT-LAw. AFFICE-NO zlj PENNINGTON STREET ' J Tuc-au Arizona. I25tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
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JL FIIETIIs ?. Fl. EtIsTON. a-I.g-'~ar Nssasa. Formerly Of IllinoI
 HTIIYER G RALSTON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
ATrlrNFYS AT LAW.

e9gF STREET. WASHINGTON. D. C.-ES- NZ n-ci.l attention gwen To matters relating .er.tla rs DlhlIc lluis Refers 10 l.. Zsczendorf @ Co. Tua-1u. \. T.; 90 and Sj Thomas St. \. Y .Ef9H -EEE. B. E. HEREFORD.
 HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE, h-1.--sg= AND tT-LAw, No
 TNuEs PCrLIC
 tAEt-Ut OS MEYER STREET, OPPOSITE tsi.ca fiui-i. Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
ALFZRSuEE C,UFUELL. H.HH.. H...HaH aa....H

ALFZRSuFE c ,vFUEIL w. EAELL- s4'rE- -. LHBISsaN. P. n. SMITH. EABLL, SMITH. CAMPBELL AND
 ROBINSON,
 { TTOENEYS AND COUNSELOES AT LAW. Il u-lcH: Corner Camp and Convent streets. lHr-D1. Arizona. lachey- building on Fifth 0e.H-aH Allen and Fremont streets. Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
BRTPTON x GRAY

Cs-sSF-- -roE-t--LAw, NO. POS CONGRESS STREET Notary Public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
"GoD SAVE IRELAND"

DUBLIN, May s. "TO the Irish people and all lovers of liberty, and particularly our brothers of the Irish Republican Band and kindred organizations: