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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

WE learn that the Osborn group Of Copper mines near the celebrated "Nul- ture" mine m Maricopa county, has been sold to Eastern parties through the areucy of Col. Morgan and 4. Derre, mining agents in Tucson. This property consists of four claims and IS considered one ol the best prospective ones in Ar zona. The lodges average a width of over forty feet and run over hundred in some places, and the ores assay from eighteen to twenty per cent. copper be- sides from five to eight per ton in gold. The price ol the property is said to be S50.O00.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

THE Tombstone Nugget has changed hands Who the new proprietor or pro- prietors are we do not know. but the name of Richard Rule appears as the responsible editor. If NIT. Rule has the untrammeled management Of the paper that is a good guarantee of its character We certainly hope that the paper has passed under the control of a genuine newspaper man. 4 paper can never be a substantial success, except when con- ducted as a legitimate business enter prise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

QUITE q scufle, over dog, occurred on Jackson street, the poundmaster and force on one side and force of wome on the other. When a woman goes n she means to win and the case in tues ion vas no exception to the rule.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

ORCHARDS and vineyards are beng planted n various parts Of Arizona The soil of the greater part of Ariz9na is rich, and sii that Is needed To make the Terri torya fine agricultural section IS water. T San Francisco Report.
 And we are getting iarge supply of the needful ihis winter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

No doubt Florida orange gIoye is a good thing to have, but how shall a man support himself while the trees are grow ing \ person of experience answers the question as follows through a correspon- dent of The Atlanta Constitution. Plant vegetables. plant cassava, plant arroWroo;, raise melons, spllt ralls at SI Der hundred build cabins for your neigh
 bors at SI.5o per day, raise chickens, tatch fish and eat them, make fertilizers. shoot aliigators in Lake Kissimme and sei. lheir hides, hire out Co your neigh boJs at $50 per month and work your own place at night, sell land, swap horses. work on some one of the railroads. put up saw-miii, cut and haul posts and stakes, plant nursery trees, flowers, etc. You cant star.e. Fish are for the taking. and sweet potatoes arc indigenous to th, soL We have 8,Ooo people in Orang, County and only three paupers. and we have never seen Q began m the county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

-.7 CORDS. Esq. Internal Beve- Collector of this Territory, has gone ,- a short visit to his old home. - -.t- hes been a resident of the
 .'r the past decade and has
 filed the official position he
 occupies. He is a pleasant .. telaa, and an honest and ca
 e- The manner in which he s-..-. l-- a.s official duties gives entire .. and the people in this local ''' se-e1a. .ly de sire his retention in office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

AMONG the bills introduced in the Sen ate was one by Mr. Logan Rep, IlLJ for the distribution of free vaccine virus to the people directing it to be furnished by the National Board of Health to all per sons applying for it, at cost pri,e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

A MARYLAND sportsman IS having manufactured in Baltimore a complete suit of rubber clothing by means of which he expects Co slaughter numberless wild geese. The head piece, which will be the only par, kept in view, IS to be made exactly ID the form Of wild geese sitting upon the water and furnished with mag nlying glass eyes through which the wearer can see his way among the game,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
1 Bnd Frnm tlle oneen.. Mrenth.

An occasional correspondent writes as follows Co the LOdOu Globe: As one of committee I attended the funeral Of President Garfield in the Capitol at Washington. On the head of the coffin was a wreath of flowers placed there by the British Minister by command of the Queen. As the coffin was removed from the rOtuuda to the hearse at the close of the cereInOnies a bud from the Queens wreath dropped off, and a high officer of the Government took it home t0 his wife, who was confined to a sick bed, and put it in a glass upon a table by her and informed her that there was a bud from the wreath sent by order of the Queen. The next morning the bud opened, ani disclosed m the centre of the flower a beautiful white dove. As the invalid looked upon this, Co her miraculous manifestatiOn-fO she never before had seen a flower of the Holy Spirit t1restera elatal, and did not know of its eXistence-she exclaimed to her husband that it was a revelation Co her that she was going tC recover, and she to began mend from that moment, and m a short time was perfectly well. So yOu see the Queen not nOly did Go our nation a very gracious act, but by the redexive in- tiuence of this flower upon the mind of Q sick lady restored her tO health"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

NE. GLADSTONE gave a dinner to his tenants ,he other day, and was greatly amused by an un.nyited guest who quiet lY entered and took a seat at the head of the table close to the host. some of those present taking hun for a tenant. others for a clerk. During dinner the su anger drank p.euIy Oi wine, handed a letter Go Mr. Gladstone. and cheered him Co the echo When the dinner was over. as MT. Gladstone went into the street. this individual rugged at his coat-taiI to in- pede his progress, and was arrested. The letter began, Ny dear Satan" and vas Co the effect that the writer. having iust come up from Hell, offered Nr. Clad stone his services. "IE he added you require birthstone. [ cn give .t you cheap. The letter was signed Old Harry The man refused Go give hi, name. and is being detained by the police in order that inquiries concerning him may be made
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05


 ORDERS for the Santa Catalina and the Gunsight mines have inst been filled at the Arizona Lumber Yard, near the depot. Mr. Mason, the manager, com plains of the difficulty in shipping tim Der to the mines, from whence his heav- jest orders come, because of the bad roads. Some teams out for the pas; several weeks are not yet in, and as the roads from here to the Gunsight are i'm passible for heavy teams, and timber be ing urgently needed at the mines, Inc shipped several car loads mp to the Gila Bend, to be then reshipped across the country to the mine. Mir. Mason last fall filed his yard with lumber with the expectation of having enough to carry through tIll the coming June, and by be ing properly stacked would ensure its thorough seasoning, as the difference iu the hauling of green and seasoned lum- Der Is something very material, a matte of fact SD well appreciated by minin men and builders generally, that his enormous supply has been so reduced iI that 1t will be necessary to begin filling, his yard several months earlier than was at first anticipated, bu he still has enough on hand to supplt all present demands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

~WHAr tune is it, my dear. asked q wife oi her lou band, whom she suspect, q of beng drunk, but who vas doing h,s bes. Co look sober. Well ny darl.n.. ] cant tell, 'cau-e you see there a.e tao hands on my wHch, and each points 10 a different nBlre, and ] don't know which to believe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

F. A. TErTLE and wife, Katie Tritle and Fred A. T-itle, IT,. were invi ed by Commodore and Mrs. Phelps 70 spend Sunday at Mare l.'and which they did and were elegantly entertained. So says the San Francisco Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Enod Nomination

The nomination by the President of F. A. Tuile for the Governorship ofAri- zona has, we doubt not. given pleasure to the people of Virginia City, and indeed of all Nevada, irrespective of Parfy- -AlL. Iutle, during hls long residence in this city, won the esteem and liking of all with whom he came in contact. His probity is equal Co his ability and the people of Ari- lona-of which Territory he Is now a ares.- dent---are to be congratulated upon the Presidents choice. Mir. TritIe knows the Pacific coast thoroughly, and Arizona could not have in the GubernatOrial chair a man better qualified Co advance her me terests. -Nevlda City Chronicle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
..etl intelligence.

..-- ..--c walls s-il grow A - from aa old stump, bu, it -s.. .l gare aI roads led t5 Rome ...... al wires lead t3 the Telephone
 II. center 5f the Church Plaza. Er Excelsior Brewery has on it's :aesIg painted mug Of beer l.. well sa9-eh, blt is too dry to .. arzsuau.
 H. T-g SHOWS in the mountains ...l agt many Of the deer to the .ll as a consequence venison au-ts plentiful in market. . s'aa-s gaug u2 in town; Ma
 Ear=au Gas Works, City Post cling ol Mr. Drake, dwelling
 ... lodging house ai Mr. San
 -g e,aers of smaller calibre. -. a~. Esq., Superintendent, .E Ns.ke' and Copper O., of
 Point, Y. j., .s n the city. the
 #a. l-.kea5or E=q We be-
 uee-,-atinZ -fe copper inter- ... Iau.ory
 s..r.e ar. supposed to Ice dying of
 aa1t Prescott. iuasmuch as r.' -r le f1uu'i in that section ..... .rHtrE. The sheriff and posse Gi Huatel three days for him in - .. have now offered reward of Jess than a ton of him to be de- - Fl. -.e comfy jail. dead or alive. held by .Ec Directors Of
 and Gr,iot California K. K. .... ''. -ras- was elected Prest. P. R. ...a nr,--. C. Hulson Treasurer -. ..aaag Secretary. Sufficient
 U. .aa-uuc, lae road has been
 New York paries. Another
 he held tomow1a evening. ! a.-. and r.Ie-, when attempting to
 a ditch an Meyers street, made win -.. .s-.A a common cause, by com u-r,asaa-. stop a1I pi,inE I'D on the bank, but as no damage was a.aa. they went ahead apparently well s---.I #... tae entire performance. Is..a hours Judge Meyers seeks r- E--..a a mind in the enchanting -.a- %. light literature. He is now en- . @ .a ..e peusal of the Compiled -.-- Arizona The funny things to .rt laaraia are not lost on a man r3 and teuac-ameuE - saa .. San nc5to state
 rE horses are diving from
 present aasnoau. MT. Me ! .. a- h.. horses. five in number, 1
 s have jo,t many cattle. The
 H-aa-ed 60 have been con l
 a passing herds on their way 1 -a -.ea to San Carlos and other - demand
 H- "" WHrtrlur, well known to 1 people uf Tuc.on as doctor-man, l ..-a, st4re-man. mining-man, ! a-maa and general-man of all | trades and professions, has of l .t.a stricken in his tender spot . ..- -.L- fatal arrow. Some few l
 inmates are reported to have bgt generally the citizens l
 ..-t out in the cold.
 currently stated that one of our - citizens went out to the Amole ~'..'. ..r rle purpose Of jumping an .-- location. and. as the story goes. a-.s. succeeded in doing so, when -Ia iEn was jumped by about six men, '-. Jumped iisn oyer inc rocks and out - district and into Tucson, where ... 'I-e being. Ie will remain and
 H, for as he feelngly says with .-.4 -a-s.,T Ei glt yards of uneven ! a- ls three score and ten miles ...-H-aue.~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
The CaIifornia Sonthern Railroad.

The track-layers are now in Temecula canyon, and the work is progressing rap idly. The road is located to Colton, and graders will be put on the line at once beyond Box Springs, which is now the outpost. It is rumored that the work will not be carried beyond Colton for some time to come; and some say for a year or more. Some say Is about the style of authority for a great many idle rumors. No doubt there will be a ces- sation of work for time at Cotton; but there is every reason to believe that it will be resumed at an early day.-ISan Diego Union.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

FATHER did you ever have another wife besides m0,hers 'No my boy. what possessed you to ask such a question:
 Because ] slH |, the old family Bible where you married AnnO D0mini iu lS35. and that isn't mother, for her name was Sally Smith. '- Glasgow Evening Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

SENATOR ALDRIcH, of Rhode Island, has introduced a bill n the Senate to confirm that stupendous fraud known as the Fl SOpori land grant in this Territory. The claimants are residents of Rho,.e Island. There should be no danger of this infamous and transparent fraud be- ing confirmed afer the exhaustive ad- verse report of Surveyor General Was son
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

THE Silver City New Southwest says We understand that there IS move ment on foot among our merchants to transfer theIr freight patronage to Lords burg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

TIE outbreak ofch0lera at Allahs bad a i'd not cause much mortality, b-t . C returning pilgrms are carrying tEe .LtsctIon in all directions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

A REISN of terror prevails al Cabul, where I,Ioo persons are impusoued for pollucal offences.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

FROM all sections of the Territory the appointment of Colonel F. A. Tritle as Governor IS meeting with general appro- bation. We bespeak for him a sue cessful administration which will meet with the unanimous support of the people of Auzona. The Prescott Miner IS the only paper in the Territory which Iudulges ln a covert sheer at the newly appointed Goyernor-L Nugget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

HE won't do so any more. John " Berry, died at Prescott yesterday from the effects of retarded motion. About one hundred people witnessed the per formance. Mr. Berry had been pro- nounced guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Michael Shore. in Yavapai country about one year ago, hence the closing scene of the last act. 7'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

Nor all ,eid y-L G.a-s has been dis oyered in Ya,apai, and the country is saved
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
\ JOURNEY TO THE GULF OF CAL
 IFORNIA.

Tucson to Altar-Ariyacs- Cool and Frosty-An old Fashioned Fog Band of Eon5-A Bronco Runaway Hungry Passengers and an Empty Lardsr A Down-Grade Drive and Night in a aMud-wAgon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
Wilcox and Bowie.

EDITOR CITIzEN.-The statement made by me in the CITIZEN a few days since, was done on the strength Of my own cer- ain knowledge and information gather ad from authentic sources. The water
 t Bowie station, even among its most irdent admirers, has always been con- sidered bad and unfit for use when fresh- CT and better water was attainablc, and as such vas always acknowledged chief among the drawbacks to the prosperity of that place. It was common talk in Wilcox that engines with water from that place had occasionally to meet en- zines when pulling up the grade, and supply them with fresh water in lieu Of the foaming alkah they had in their boil CTS; and it is well known truth that the government does not and never did propose Co establish a post at tho sta tion named, but on the other hand, un- der governmental authority post has been surveyed, and water bored for and secured close in the neighbOrhood oi Wilcox. And there Is favorable pros pect that the government will establish tine post there to the abandonment of several others to which Bowie station lspires to be the shipping point. see that several parties, the wearers of pinch ing boots, make fiat denials, and talk in the Star about one Tom Steele, but the same hard facts still look them in the face. Next time boys sign your names
 Iours truly, THos. STEELE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

HE who makes a speciality of busi- ness is already on the highway toward success, and profits III accordance with his application and abilities, whether that speciality be crockery, hardware or lum- ber Il. D. Otis X Co.,, backed by the unlimited facilities of a good capital, and guided by the many years of expe- rience in supplying the demands of Ari- z0na trade, have now an envied success where many others of less business &C., umen would have failed, and although engaged in the three separate branches there is no clashing of interests, no mix ing up of the different departments, but as under three separate arrangements the affairs go ahead, a wholesale and re- tail business being done in all. Mining timbers for all purposes receive then particular attention, so that miners, con tractors and builders can at once have their orders filled, and as they have every thing, no delay is caused by having to look elsewhere. They handle car load of lumber as easily as a bundle of shin gles. Doors and window sashes, glass of all slzes, delf, stone, china, majUlica and glass wares of every kind, color, shape and quality, lamps, chandeliers and hardware full in every line. Call, see and satisfy yourselves.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
r,gIE or DISTANCES.


.. -t miles, Silver hsus e - l. a>; Nulura. 5l miles, Prescott, ll- miles F-. l.lr-. Harshav 'fuiles. .--.sra. I miles.
 ..al- -. uf'r-- Camp .iuua-. - miles. San is--.g-- t.i --I.aa. mI.ss,
 ...s..-. Topeka & Santa ie and t- r -n..le-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
THE COUNTRY
A SQUARE MEAL.


 Upon our arrival at the stage station about Is miles from Arivaca, We were informed that they 6ould give Us noth- ing to eat, not even chile colorado. fri- jOles or tOrtillas This was indeed dis couraging. but Mir. Hoffman, who is not only an old pioneer in California, but well acquainted in Mexico and the ways of the people, insisted on having some thing. The result Of his efforts was po- tatoes fried in tallow, four eggs, which lacked one of being one apiece, and a cup of coffee. Potatoes, eggs and coffeel Johnny acknowledged it more nearly approached a right angle triangle than a sqnare meal. But Mr. -, a capitalis. from New York, had the extreme fore thought to buy a pound of crackers in Tucson before starting, which he cener- ously shelled ont. These, compounded with the rest. made mp a very good So. nora breakfast.
 An hours drive brought us to Sasabe. where We were overhauled at the Custom HlusA. but our light baggage made but a brief stop necessary. From here the road was m lch frmer and being down gr5 q <, We made from six to eight miles an hour By three o'clock We had made 50 mics, notwithstanding the heavy roads. 4 new team brought us to the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

REV. DR. BELLOWS ofN. Y. is dead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05
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.rsa OBSERVATIONS.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

#. ..lr-y SHOWS in the mountains ....l .gt many Of the deer to the .-- as consequence veuIson unite plentiful in market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

- ...#~. Esq., Superintendent ..-l Nsske' and Copper O., of Point. N- i- .s m the city. the #a. I-.ksu5orf Esq. We be- eee-c-atir- -fe r11per inter- territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

saHzs Eaug u3 in town; Ma lorsau Gas Works, City Post ..en- o5 Air Drake. dwelling ..H .a5E nE house ai MT. San
 -E o,hers of smaller calibre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

|G Excelsior Brewery has on its e.- aa-.F painted mug Of beer. I-. u-- al1--h, but is too dry Co
 .r'E.uau.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-05

-.. aaa ... San pliso state -I haee- are dying from present lasnoau. Mr. Me a- h.# horss, five in number have jos- naay cattle. The araased 60 have been con ass-.Dg herds on their way a yo san Carlos and other demand
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08
Anxious TO Helm.

Senator Vance, of North Carolina, fire.
quently illustrates his speeches with ancc-
dotes or rather parallels, which he relates in
a manner that seldom fails to bring down the
may disagree with him politically. Speak
ing not long ago against a bill which he con
sidered penny wise but pound foolish" he
said it reminded him of kind old man who
lives at the top of a hill in North Carolina
One day a wagner came by and unluckily
got his team "stalled" at the foot of the hill.
To the old mans house he went, asking the
loan of pair of mules and "fifth chain" to
help him up the hill Said the kind old man,
"My friend, have not a pair of mules or n
fifth chain to save your life. But am al
ways anxious TO help man in distress; can
lend you the best fiddle you ever drew bow
across"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08

Ii seems to satisfy family want and
wonder how we ever got along without Parker's
ton, and have used it since for all sorts of com
plants in our family.-Mrs. Jines, Albany.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08

Fat Boy: mo, you cannot raise chick
ems from egg plants. You might as well try
to raise calves from cowcatcher."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08

"A New York man recently sold his wife
to a neighbor for one dollar. Some men seem
TO take delight in swindling their ncighbors.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08
Miscell ameua1s.
Detroit Ignorance.

The proprietor ola Woodward avenue store
which had been finely decorated in honor
of the Knights of Pythias, was at his door
yesterday, when an old man lounged up and
began:
"Such ignorance / never saw in all my life |!
You see that man there-the one with the
white hat on?"
ayes"
"Well, he was having good deal to say,
and asked him who Pythias was. Would
you believe it, he couldn't answer me?"
"C-couldnt he?" stammered the citizen.
mo, sir, he couldn't. Think ofsuch igno-
rance in this enlightened agel When told
him who Pythias was he called me liar. |
want to prove that Pm right You come
over and tell him all about it."
"But II can't leave" "Then I'll bring
him over here"
mo, you needn't-Pm busy"
81 see you are, but when man calls me a
liar l want to prove that | amt. I'll have
him over in minute"
He hadn't crossed the street before the
merchant slid into the store and hurried up
stairs to keep out of sight for an hour, and it
was only after he was certain that the old
man had departed that he slipped down and
consulted Webster's dictionary to find out
whether Pythias was town, q man, or q
temple on hill.
Dyspepsia, heart burn, nausea, indiges-
ton, etc, are always relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08

-"Did you get that girls picture, Brown {?
You remember thatyou said you were bound
to have it?' "Well, not exactly" replied
Brown; Il asked her for it, and she gave
ME her negative"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08

Parents who allow their children to grow up
with scrofulous humors bursting from every pore,
are guilty of great wrong. Think of Them
pointed out rs branded with loathsome disease,
and you readily procure them the Cuicura Rem
edies.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08

Dyspepsia, heart burn, nausea, indiges-
ton, etc, are always relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-09-08
Dyspepsia, the bug-bcar of epicureans
will be relieved by Browns Iron Bitters.

"A nobleman once asked clerical gentle
man at the bottom ofthe table, why the goose
when there was one, was always placed next
to the parson, "Really, my lord" said the
clergyman, your question is somewhat diff
cult to answer, and so remarkably odd that
VOW shall never see goose again without
being reminded of your lordship"