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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

It $ said that the apricot crop was slightly damaged in Pleasant Valley by the ate frosts, but lower down ID the Valley the pio-pe-t is very hsttering.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
UR. HONG KOONG.

r-,r-,rE IS THE 7I-s-YUN MEDICAL AND SUB.
 F--tI GO-.rGE OF CANTON CITY. I@6.
 'TALAElAL DIS A>E> A -Pt CIALrI .n ehe-.e- male OF female. Would state tu tH rlHI0 tiat ! am un pared To cure any anC aL l'c-t.Hrs uf the Eye or Ear. having haC i1l-.1-l ggs.T- rarfica OJice. No. 10 O.t street
 CL E-LLTEE 3. U. EAI-sTuN. Former fs N-ya "a. Formerly of Iliu0!s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
WILLIAM J. OSEORN.

'-I9ENEs-'T-Isw. NOTARY PUmIu AND Cos
 vEYASCER. SPE'IaL ASSISTANCE GIVEN IN OBTAIN Q, iE- Patents for mining and pre-emYtlui -ia.---. and ai-I tItla to hand under the ds--s'i =7. f.H ias7-.-iilrIrs ltss. bdIce north side co ..' --4-- -f--4.r lf--nn Arizsrna.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
II. RCFHMAN X co.

1909 P SuEETT. WASHINGTON. D. C.. l'D- v.N practice before al th- Courts Eur Es e cement Departments. de3O 6m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
IN CONCLUSION.

The resources of Southwestern ArizO- na are bound, within the near future, to attract and engage large population, and 1t Is destined to be one Ofthe wealth jest sections of the Territory. The trade of this locality will be important, and Vt would call the attention of our business men to the importance of securing and controlling it now in its infancy. They should see that mail service IS put on the road and If necessary should subsidize the stage hne so as to secure more ire quent and quicker trips. With relays of horses the trip should be made in twenty-four hours. The time unneces- sarily spent on the road IS the most disa- greeable feature of the whole business If Tucson does not step in and secure these facilities, our neighbors on the West will.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
1. D. CHILLSON.

AITCENEIS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW
 -A '.t-.- Corner Camp and touvsnt stree-t.. !1o>g1, Arl-1na. Eichrl's bUIiding on fiftl. FE-.a Allen and Fremont streets. Tombstone,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
WESTWARD

Whichis a most promising prospect hay ledge twelve feet wide and well defined walls. The vein matter is strongly min eralized. The shaft is down twenty feet, A party of Eastern gentlemen have bonded this property and will sink shaft to a depth of 100 feet and cross cut the veins. All the present indications point to this property developing into a big mine. The ledge is traceable for the whole length of the claim. The charac- ter of the ore is similar to that in the GuDsiClt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
WsL l. SCOTT. JR.,

sr-gE aVD COMMERCIAL BRoKEr. AND CENTRAL
 IS7URANCE A5EsT.
 DIST -gHPANlES AND LOWEST RATES. D Eo' 1s. Calendars. Etc. furnished crstis. i0.r- ra .a-fafe.i and mining properties handled. J-rs. SO. 2 Camp sure (. Iucsuu. -. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
FTI,FRY q FORD

hs' l.ef O' Mineral Division. General Land
 OiIce.l
 ATTORNEY AT LAW.
 - l-- bruit Building Washington. D. C.
 D. O. Box 4l6. NFHlA ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALI matters rc'a.lug Co Mines and Mineral land- 'r ia- bengrzi Land OGice and Department t- r .Hts-ur lat-Hts for mineral and other -l'is a-lru--H. NIue years erperience in tli. "a. Land Dl cr- Six year in ch, go uf thr 2. -ei. 'Ivi-l I1- G. l.. O. deciding mineral con .'--- -- | --fHurI1- mineral lands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

| Gunsight, and as a stock man, took in
 all the possibilities of stock ranges on
 the line. Prof. Van BureE has examin-
 ed the soils, water, rocks and minerals
 along the line and pTonounces it a won- deriul mineral country. He also ex- pressed the opinion that sn abundant water supply could be obtained at many points. If they find the rest of the route as rich in resources as the portion they have passed over, We are satisfied that they will make a favorable report They left the Gunsight well in their westward course Wednesday morning THE JOURNEY HOMEwARD.
 Wednesday afternoon we started on our homewa-d journey over the stage route with Gen. Allen. The distance from this city t. the Gunsigh. as deter mined by the surveying party, Is llj miles. This is over the old road. He cut offs now made, or beirg made, will make the distance considerably less than loo miles. The first point touched after leaving the mines. was the Gunsight mills or Walls station. There Messrs- Wall & Brown have a store and handle stock, doing quite a lucrative business. Besides they are interested in many promising mining claims in that region. The next watering place IS at POso Blan co, which is in the west side of the Qui- iotoas sAnd Is the site of @ Papago vil- lage, the inhabitants dividing their time about equally between tending to stock, playing foot ball and losfng. The coun- try between the Gunsight and PosO Blanco abounds in grass and Is well GOV cred with timber suitable for fuel The next place IS the Covered Wells, also the center of an Indian village. From this point we diverged and visited the Cos mOpolitan mine. very promising pros- pect. It is producing quite a quantity of good grade ore. From this point We crossed over onto the cut of and pro- ceeded direct to COmobabi village, leav- ing the Pieacho and Cababi to the right. From this point we proceeded to Dobbs well and from therei into the city, via the Spanish wells, or the Altar Station as it is sometimes called. The road all the way is in first class condition for team ing. There is plenty of feed for teams and no stretch without water, exceeding | twenty-five miles. We are satisfied that l wells could be multiplied if the neces- sary effort was put forth. Gen. Allen is ! pushing the work of shortening the route. 1 It is proposed to sink well at a point between Dobbs well and ComObabI, also between Comobabi and the Covered | Wells, and run the road straight from Poso Blsnco to the Gunsight with well | midway in the line. This will remove the necessity for carrying water for teams between any vi the stations.
 IN CONCLUSION.
 The resources of Southwestern ArizO- | na are bound, within the near future, to ! attract and engage large population, i and 1t Is destined to be one Ofthe wealth fest sections of the Territory. The trade of this locality will be important, and we
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

-E-aNIi-E CAMPBELL. V. EAHLI. 't-t, -. ROBINSON. P. q. saII H. EABLL, SMITH. CAM BELL AND
 ROBINSON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
..sNEGF- I- RnSkRrGE-

& HErrv NTsrRAL SURVEYOR. MINERAL DEl--g SURVEYOR FoR NEW MEXICO. AM NuTA-E PCBII,
 .7TIrE. ONE DOOR EAST OF JUDGE OS borne uu Na1d-u lane. Tucson. Arizi,na.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
THE CHA BEND RorrR.

Ip addition to tue usual accompani- ments of such trip, it vas necessary to "pack' supply of water for the team. as no water Is to be had before reaching the Aio copper mines, a distance of about fifty miles. The road Is over an almost unbroken desert and waste of sand where oaly the various species Of cacti, palo verde and greas wood grow. The road passes through heavy washes which must greatly impede freighting, to say nothing Of the necessity of carrying at least two days supply of water. During our tup a hIgh wiRd was prevail ing, but owing to the recent rains Vt had only a faint touch of the sard storms which occur during the hot, dry seasons when the winds sweep across tho Colorado desert, hot and scorching, and laden with fine particles from miles of trackless sands. As t was, the dust was sutficien: to restrict the horizon and make observations of distant mountain ranges impossible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
OTHER CLAIMS.

Tfere are other claims and prospects in the district which will undoubtedly develop into paying properties, but it was impossible during our brief soiourn to visit them all. We shall expect at some future time, when they are further developed, to give them the prominence that they deserve.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
THONAS HIGH,

JOSEPH c. PERRY
 1U-NsEI-LOG- AT-IAN, so. .gs CONGRESS STREET.
 Notary Public. -A a..I-Ff5- D. H. HEREFORD. HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE, 1-Es. .SD t1CSS SSBIIoI.s-AT-LAw, No
 -slFs PUBLIC. ,"..E DE MEYER STREET, OPPOSITE |, I-..-4 I-f-l T1c-on. A-izoBH-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

ATTORNEY ,ND CoUSSKIIoR-,T-LAW .-.-tF PUBLIC. OFFICE. MEYEI \ ----- r.-lof Maiden Lane Tucson. A !. ,s.-.-- !. .a- "a -1aa-ralrv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

| When the GuGsight mine was being placed oH the Philadelphia market, a prominent capitalist contemplating puI- chasing a block of the stock WI pte to a fueni in Tombstone tp examine the property aad report The gent eman referred to replied without visiting the property, advising against the purchase, stating among other things that it was located in the "desert of deserts.r
 On the strengt. of that report the capitalist declined to purchase stock which in market value has doubled and in real value quadrupled since that time
 And Myers district has always been described az the "desert of deserts" wanting entirely no wood and water. As this section of the Territory was only reached before the advent of the Southern Pacific by crossing the i1 hospitable sands from Yuma, and since the constructivnof of the railroad until verk recently over the barren waste from Gila Bend, we can hardly wonder that it acquired this unfortunate reputation.
 Recently an editor of the CITIZEt visited Myers district with the view to personally examining the mineral re- sources of that section. We made owr incursion into the district via Gila Bend and the famous Aio copper mines in company with Mr. 4. Caldwell, the able and gentlemGnly superintendent of the Gunsight mme and B. P. Wugley, Esq, a prominent attorney from Philadelphia, who is here in the interest of the Morn ing Star Extension Mining Company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
LIB L nEXTER LYFORn.
HUGH r. FARLEY,
BTNTAWTN MORGAN,

.srlr.Ef .ND toUysELLoR-kT-LAw. .lrrH,r CORNER MEYER AND PENSfNG [ , ..- z--aalS Tur-uu. ArIzunB-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
TIE ATLANTA

Lies between the Silver Girt and the Westward and is a strong, well defined lead. It IS opened at three places through the croppings, ard is highly mineralized The character of its ore is the same as that of the Gunsight and it will undoubt- edly make valuable property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
H. B. LIGHTHIZER,

a.aY AND CoUNsuLoR-AT-LAw. ,rrr,. nN PENNINGTON STREET. NEAR lt Hrg-- Tac,on, Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
THE MORNING STAR EXTENSION

THE MORNING STAR AND CRESCENT Are properties also incorporated in Phil adelphia, which city seems to be taking the cream of Myers district. The Morn ing Star is the first extension on the Gunsight ledge with the same strong,well defined ledge, the croppings being about 100 feet wide. The Crescent is an eIten- sion of tha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
HILLYER < RALSTON
ArrnR.E.Ys-A--LAw.

C. J. EELLTEF- r= A.4esH H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

| \ HI VOLUME XII. H WEEKLY CITIZEN.
 OFFICE:
 ~-Fr. C--T5s and l1l I03 2gTA SlS H ----v. g.A wHrr7aoRE | RR0WN & WHITHORE. M r-fH-F.rs and Prorrietors. TEags: tf M ssr.a-....-..- ---.----------.---.----- 3 m mIt q .. . Fl ..--...-. -...- made known on auplication. II II r-atc>sroaai Cards. E ,-ps J. L. HTLDEBRAND. NJ. D., 1H-. and Residence. | 31k Stone avenue. II MOVE WICKS, Il -..-r.-..-Ltsg h,,u NoT,ET PCEJIC, TUosoN, ARIZONA Il ...-.r-rrL- "A. ANDERSON. BUELL. q ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Il sB. sr.ys-- s.rest Tucson. Nrizona. J. TURNER, IT. D, rrrsr-lss AvD SUEGEnS- .,-,rr STREET. CORNER PENNINGTON. h ---.a 4ri7a-z. Of're si Residsnre. ~7rrEooE. ,i. D. E.C RANDY. II. D.
 upS. HANDY & HOLBROOK, pm~.ri1Ss AND SURGEONS. .,r.rr. gN CONGRESS- STREET. TUCSON . s--.ee-
 uR L. DEXTER LYFORD,
 TaF>.rIaS AND SUEsEoN.
 >s.r.F -l CnNGBFSS STREET. OTTO . -r... -..-r.la-Ica of H. C. DSvis EsQ. Tue
 T.s-atsra Box 2I9.
 HUGH T. FARLEY,
 .sras.Ef aND toUysELLoR-kT-LAw. .,rrr,r CORNER MEYER AND PENSfNCi- [ , ..-. ---.stS. Tur-ou. Ariz"ns-
 BENJAMIN MORGAN,
 s-ra.aY AND CoUNsULoR-AT-LAw. ,rrlr. oN PENNINGTON STREET. NEAR it Hrgr- iucson, Arzona-
 r. B. LIGHTHIZER,
 ATTORNEY ,ND CoUSsH1IoR-,T-LAV. .-.-tWl PUBLIC. OFFICE. AIEYEE ' -.--- rs-b of Maiden Lane. Tucson. A ]. y-.-- .aH-- a -rsrIaif,-
 C. ". SPAULDING,
 .-.yrr .Va CsUNsr1oR AT LAW. ,yFlrE-IN COURT HOUSE BLOCK, TUG v -.a A-l-H-s. ,l --.lHe- JOHN HAYNES.
 HAYNES & STILES, ,r.-oF>rYs s~n Cor->svI1.nRs-. .r-L,w. ,TilT-CORNER OF PENNINGTON AND | v N-.ar s;r-r-. i7r~on. l. Y.
 W. ?. RICHARD, r. c. S., l--sg1R AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. prs1rEs. TUCSON AND TOMB
 L. ?. BLACKBURN. y-r-rr C. S. N,E,BAI ASD CoLLucroH. ,raICF-WTTH JUDGE WELLS SPiCFE [ u f-' -...-a. Tn-rl.-+ara. \ IT.
 THOIAS FITCH, t--szyrr asp CoUvsxLLon-Ar-LAw. aETCT-yo. gIa PENNINGTON STREET | . -g--aa. irz1Ua. l2jtf
 JOSEPH c. PERRY
 7c-NsELLon-AT-LAw. Su. @9s CONGRESS STREET. l
 Notary Public. -A..-sl-sfz- D. R. HEREFORD. HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE, s.9-s... .SD C3CSsgIIoHs-AT-I.Aw, No 1
 -s4IEs PUBLIC. ,-.H T 1E MEYER STREET. OPPOSITE | 2 I-.-7 H..f-i- I1c-on, ArizobH-
 W1L l. SCOTT. JR., -r--E avD T0,1lFBCINL BEoKEr. AND CENTRAL |
 IS7URANCE AGEST. pEsr .gHPANlES AND LOWEST RATES. l D E.0' r- Calendars. Etc. furnished erstIs. l iO.1- -a-.sre.i and mining properties handled. | ,i-rs, Ao- : Camp stre (, lu lucsuu- a. T.
 GEOEGE J. ROSKRUGE, & H7arrv FrS=EsL SURVEYOR. MINERAL l DEl~-E SURVEYOR FoB NEW MEXICO, AM | NU-A-g PCBLI,
 ,TIIrE. ONE DOOR EAST OF JUDGE OS | Hr-r- au Haliau lane. Tucson. Arizi'na.
 DR. HONG KOONG. r.,r-t-E IS THE 7I-s-YUY MEDICAL AND SUR F-gtI GO-IrGE OF CANTON CITY. I@6. 'TAIAEIaL DIS A>E> A -Pt CIALTY. | .li TEe-.er male OF female. Would state Co ta r-HIr tiat ] am ur pared To cure any anC a- lfe-faHrs ut the Eye or Ear. having haC i'---o-- g.r- rarflcs. ollce. No. 10 O.t street. e.. HILLYEE 3. U. EALsroS. flTlre-. H' N-va "a. Formerly of IADo!s.
 HILLYER < RALSTON,
 ArroRSEYs-tT-Ltw. 1909 P SuEErT. WASHINGTON. D. C.. lD- wH practice before al the Courts Eur As e slusut Departments. dc3O 6m
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THE WATER QUESTION Is the only difficult problem before this
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-04-13

Dr.. Il. 'rrcadgold, formerly of Chase,
is about locating ut the new town Of
Luther. ~
The lesson leaves for use in the NJ
e. Sabbath School can be obtained OF
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The entertainment for the benefit Of
the band commences promptly at 8
O'Clock next Tuesday evening.
Il Smurthwaiie, Esq, has been ab-
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He generally las his hands full, these
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The report about DeLamater's dam
"going out" Saturday afternoon, was
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The Il. Il p. NJ. II. IL. Co. are putting
up poles. with cross bar and ropes sus-
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brallcmcn on freight trains to clay
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Frank Durfey, formerly of Williams
ton, has purchased land, east of the
Henry rocklington place, Webher
township; moved on with his family,
intending to farm it.
The Manistce Advocate Is about to
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enlarged to 48 columns. We are glad
to note this evidence of its prosperity,
for it is good newspaper; suiting us
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The first of the two issues of the
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Address, 10 Liberty ST., New York.
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tutions which ought to be maintained;
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the part Of its members to keep up the
organization. .s. H stlla
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