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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
The Grand JurY.

The following persons compose the Grand Jury. and were sworn last Mon- day; J. s. Carr, foreman; Ephraim War ner, " c Dunn. II Goodwin, E \ Fish, George Allison, B Heftie, J D Tender son, c T Donavan, A D Otis, H $ Ste vens, Alpheus Nc Cam, Thos Gates, J H Toole, Chas Stewart, Fred G Hughes, B D Parker, Ssml Hughes, J s Gregory, and W Johnson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THE eight postal division comprises Oregon, Washington Territory, Montana, Alaska, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, California, and Arizona, and is directly under the control of Superintendent McKusick who is now here but will leave for Fl Paso in the morning, on general tour of observation and will then return to Tucson to await the furnishing of the new post office building
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

DEPUTY JENNY HERsEY was busy the whole forenoon with hammer and chisel unshaekeling the prisoners it. the county isii preparatory to making their appear drce in the District Court to-day. The shsckles were riveted on and some of the Prisoners have not had them of since tbe sitting of the last grand jury, y,and one, Mexican by the name of Leon, IS said 10 have worn his constantly for near two years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

4 THREE cornered battle was fought in the Barrie Libre last Sunday between Yaquis, Papasoes and Mexicans, and which resulted in the killing of one Mexican and the seriously wounding of another while probable third is re- ported to be dead in the bush. The dif- ficulty is said to have grown out Of the present cattle stealing troubles in which tbe Papagoes are involved. The Mex jeans having testified against and so criminated number of them, hence the difficulty. But how or why the Ya9uis became involved is yet a matter Of uu- certainty; but they evidently were the most aggressive and would eventually have won the palm of victory had not officers Shepard, Newcome and Clifford appeared promptly on the field and by concerted action managed to bag not less than seven and landed them safely in the county jail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THB Gas company will light on Mon- day evening next, March 10th. All ap- plications ni before that date. the com pany charge nothing for tapping the main pipe, running the service from the main pipe into the building, or setting the metre, but after that date they will charge for the same. This is a saving of some Sl5 and our citizens should avail themselves of this liberal offer of the company,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
NOTICE
TUCSON. PI1Tt t0-NTE, EnsA IErLITuEY. L..---- ! -

-UCS0S. PUrt t7-SrI,
 ARIZONA TETLiruEY. J4rrar.l j. .-.1 ITO RICHARD HOWELL OR AM ONE l claIuIuF. tItle under him.
 You are hereby not fed tlHt |. tha and l-~.. have expended One Huudre,l Dollar .a ltara improvements upon the N0up1re.l 1'Irr -.tai..i m Iyudnll Mining District Pima conn J. l-- under the provisions of section g--t uf f.e f..- vIsed Statutes of the United State. '.... ..H amount required t- hold the faua fa- Cd. r.r endirg December 90. lsSf
 And fl within ninety days after pub H. r. this notice you fail or ref sa Co csltIt.... r..r proportion of such eTpendltu-e as a cH-.v--. your interest in saId c-aIm vili le-1urt.a l..-- ertY of The subscriber, under sar-'oI .-L Jan --Sm JAMES H4t.tIII
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Now that the smoke of battle has cleared away from the Barrie Libre, and the tongue of dame rumOr has been silenced by the facts of the case, it ap- pears that but one man was stabbed and he is in a fair way for recovery. The dead were followed to the grave by an- other q, which simply meaDs drunk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THERE IS in Tucson a general dearth of stone masons and bricklayers, and master workmen in the above trades will find no trouble in al once obtaining remunerative employment. The build- ing of number of edihces nov in pro- cess of construction are retarded for want of the men in question.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THE strictest examination of passing trains is still kept enforced by the Health Officer who has thus far failed to find any cases of snlallp bx, but to-day a man suffering severely from an attack of pneu- monia was oa Emigrant Train ?, bound to San Francisco, and was allowed to continue his journey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

ALTTTLE dog Of the female persuasion, has for the past week domic4led herself in Congress Hall near the table Of Mr. Clifford, and where she has invariably been treated with kindness, yesterday presented her benefactors with six little puppies, not very pretty, but such awful cunning" little things Although there is a some shortsightedness about a couple of them as they have forgotten to bring their tails along, and as it happens to be one of those cases where no turning back is allowed. the dogs themselves will be obliged to wag in lieu of what they have forgotten.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THE incorporation of the Ora Plata, Third Term and Florida mines, for s. 000,0O0 has recently been completed at St. Louis, Mo, with MT James Edwards and Geo. 5. Foster, of that city, and David Armstrong, of Tu,son, as tue leading stockholders. MT. Armstrong will act as Superintendent, and expects to commence activeoperati ons on the property in a short time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

TIE water tank at the gas works has been housed ID, and from its present elevated position it may truthfully assert its claim of being the highest high toned house in town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

TIE gas company for their principal mains are substituting wrought iron pipe in lieu of the heavy cast pipes here toiore used. The wrought pipe Is equal ly as durable, and being much lighter IS cheaper for transportation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MR. E. s. DoDGE is in from Oracle for a few days. He is preparing to erect a fine house at the camp for summer visit ors, as Oracle presents strong claims as the most popular resort in the vicinity of Tucson It is likely that very many people of Tueson will spend the heated season at Oracle this summer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

The articles of incorporation of the Inca Gold < Silver Mining Co. were filed for record Saturday. Amount of capital is two hundred thousand shares, the par value of each share twenty-five dollars. Principal place of business in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MR. W. s. OURT has received a lot of agricultural documents from Washing ton which he will be pleased to distrib- ute among the farmers and those inter ested in agr-culture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

The San Bernsrdino Times says: The San Jacinto River Is dry and the lake is m far condition tn become likewise. Its waters have reeeded, and there IS a belt of alkali about thirty feet wide and some SIX inches deep surrounding it. Governor DOwney Is a large owner in this lake, and 1t Is suggested that 1t would be an excellent point for soap factory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MR. H. A. STEER and family arrived from New York and registered a the Russ las, evening. MT .Speer is Super intendeni of the Caborca mines in So- nora, and is on his way 10 that place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

AMONG the weekly postal changes an nounced is the following for Arizona Office established - Mesaville, Yavspai county, James Nee, postmaster.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

A SINGULAR fish is found in great numbers m the coast rivers of Alaska. Its about eight inches long. transparent, and the most fat of all the fnny tribes. This ia {, however, had not the oAy rancid taste Of other fish, but is like fresh lard. When these fish are dried, the Indians often turn tbem to a novel and practical account-buu them in place Of candles. They give a clear brilliant light, and are not liable to be blown out by the wnl. The tail should be lighted instead of the head, and each fish will burn about fifteen minutes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Gas will be turned on, and all who have profted by the warning to be ready will receive the full benefit of the illumi- nation on Monday night coming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Local Intelligence.

IcE is selling on the street al I54 cents per pound.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Leoat.
Notice of Forfeiture
Trcsox. rrl,C--. =

TUCSON. ETrIs tlr,.-- .-- ITO WILLIAM SCOTT. j., .S-1
 \ and William Getioc-. "A ei-.-.'.t ..... ..- assigns. heIrs, ug legal re.r--s1. -. hereby nOihcG that We have d.iaa .. ..1 dollars worth Of labor upon essri. of -l'-s mining lode claims, situated 0.i t..- -.... of the S-errlta MOuutairs. lu uu o.-.--. a ing district. m sad county ro ysl-- -.. -. Chef. the Paul Jones and The h.- the same property located Fslrs.-. .. William Anthony, William Sca-. lock. A. Kirby and ;i. V. Low. .- Of location of winch were Iec1.l..-.-- Of the Eecor,ier of sad tlHa Oa... .. quest of N- W. Bernard. Marci -. .,-- r- Mining Location Notices X. .- r. p1ge-. VIZ: the 3louutuu ChIei .r -.- Paul Jones at page %. and tlc . l.. eyl. ID order Co ao.l sai.l u..-... -. the provisions of section ze-4 L. utes O the United Sfate- he.r--. ,.- required Go hold the same for Q - - December 5ls;. 1Ssl. And if y from the service Of tAls roJice f.-.E y0u fail or refuse Co contribute -.- of such expenditure cs co-uvgi e-. t...-. r saId claim will become the prors.-.r scribers under sad section '--t .... Scott appears by the rc-ori- os F.-.. be the owner Of Gn UrdIvldeI Crr. .+s.. mining claims; sad Joseph l..... .. sad records 10 ue tle owner 0f CT. l... tenth of said mining claims ami ..- rt-- MatlOck Hppears by sad recufrs -. E. - of au undivided Ouc-tenth ot ,aif mn. 'aa-
 g 1tcf. -ilr.--
 VII. Ian 4y--.
 ED. BRIDE.
 ASnEza E...- OuneFs of thrse-tfths of ,as,i --.-'-.. ''. FIrst publication, January E. ls.. -s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
.. 5. LAND OFFICE AT TUqsoS. ARIZONA.

N 1TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ] fAT DAN - .Is W .lyon has flied notice Of hls intention Co make hual proof m support of his Prs-etnp- ton DeclsutOry Statement NO. b57. and secure hnai entry thereof befOre The Register and Re ceIvar % thIs othc- on the Z5th day of March is-2, at 10 o'clock. a. m.- fo- the Els. SEi. and kAi ot SEis, Sec. 22, T. 2i <. R- l5 F. and names the following as hIs witnesses. VIZ. Thomas Hug r-s. S5 lEester NJ. Lowell and Mark Ezeklels ot l'rittendeu, A. T.. and Ehhus B. Van Kureu Of HIcst,n. A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 First publication. February 2O iss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Prescott Paragraphs.
Democrat.


 Mir. Ellis informs us that Master Eli Is much better to-day, and that the bab, who was sick yesterday, is rapidly recov ering.
 When it takes ten days for the Demo crat to reach Signal, Mohave county there must be something - wrOn. with the U. $. mail department. Mir. Juan Robles has discovered a sil yer mine about miles sonth of town or the west side of Indian creek. whict promises tO become a big thing. The gentleman showed us some pure silv to-day weighing about 9 cents, which | he got from quarter of pound of the ore. He states the ledge is over ' feet wIde, and that he IS going down and see how 1t pans out. If he has enough Oi the kind of truck he showed, he can soon take trip to the Halls of the Montezu- mas.
 Courier. Capt. Hunt, who has been carrying the mail to Bradshaw all Winter, was taken sick there last trip with something like pneumonia. Mir. Wm. Linn had to bring in mail for him.
 F. L. Bacon returned from California yesterday to his stock ranche at Fort Rock with 100 fine American mares, the most of them large; four fine stallions, one imported French Norman, which cost SlSOO in California, and IS, no doubt, the boss horse Tn Arizona; all m good fix; made the trip from Visalia in 24 days.
 MT. H. \. Thompson, of Verde valley, was here recently and reported large acreage of small grain in the valley.
 Geo. Lount who has been sick with pleurisy or pDeumonis, Is Improvlng,and will soon growl at bis old stamping ground.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fisher came in, yes terday, from the East, and are stopping with their old friends, Hon. Levi Bash ford and wife.
 Lumber and heavy timber from G. ". Curtis Lynx creek mill IS being hauled by oxen to Groom creek for the quartz mill which Mir. Warrington is building.
 Wm. Beckman exhibits some promising specimens Of carbonate ore from a re- gently discovered ledge near Peoples val ley. The vein he says Is about 30 inches wide.
 F. ". Williams. just from Lane and Humbug districts, south of Prescott. tells us that great deal of assessment work has lately been done in Lane. Ledges are very promising
 MT. Jas. Stewart who has engineered more Arizona mail routes than any other in the Territory, has been iu Prescott three drys a longer time, he says. than he has spent in any one place in year.
 The Tuscumbia mll in Turkey creek district Is making great deal of bul- lion. The latest shipment we have heard Df consisted of 492 pounds. Mir. James Nee runs the mill and MT. Ed Gobin the mine.
 Messrs. J. D. McAulifFe and PJ. Fitz- gerald have fortunes -in the Big Chief and Quick Relief mines, Lane dis trict. The deepest shaft on the Chief is down l50 feet The bottom of the Re- lief shaft was recently 70 feet below the Ledges at these depths l strong and rich. The Tip Top mine IS now m much bet 1 Ter condition than at any other time in | it's history. Some 2O0 tons of rich rock l are on the dump. In the tunnel running l north from the 600-iOOt station there Is l arge ledge of exceedingly rich rock. The | 10-stamp mill was running | when Fred turned lns back on Gillette. |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
TERRITORY eg 4.... , .,,-..,- ,,,..t touN.i sE g.,..

ITO MARTIN MEDLEY M
 l ard. N' -.--
 You are hereby notified tha- a.r.. .-.... one hundred dollars iu labor and I....- apOn the Last bE Look lode a-...- 4Itu Itei m Marble Peak. J.I 4.- .s
 -rIct. Pima County A-iznra Iar-.t.-- - pear by certineate filed Jauaaiy I- m the office of the Recorder. of -.
 Pima, Tn Order Co hold sand r-el1.-.-
 provisions of section uf alt Ia..-... .. the United states. re;n- The a.H-l..r- -. - hold tee sane for Che year culia- D .ss.f..' A. b.. 1881. -ss-
 And If within ninety days after q .. - publication you fan or retu-.. r1 e.-. proportion CT such cxrcuglfure a- your interest l1 ssli ciarm wIll .-.0.a -... erty of the suhsc1ue- under sad .... ..- 4 i-
 EN-tisEiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Mormonisn, ln No.ln Carolina.


 RALEIGH, March 14-In Gaston county, this State, the people are con- tinuing to have trouble with the Mor- mon missionaries who are sand to have captured Kings Mountain Baptist Church, situated on the battle field of Kings Mountain, they having made converts of some sixty of its members. A great number are flocking to them from the vicinity. Two elders calling themselves " c Burton, and J NJ Easton, are engaged in the work of proselyting. They baptize and receive into the Mormon faith, first requiring all converts to pledge themselves to their doctrines. They have now established a regular church there.
 Ednands Reconsidsrs.
 WASHINGTON, March l4-Senator Ed munds has reconsidered his resolution relative to the offer made him last week of the Supreme Court Judgeship. The matter had been held open at the special request of his friends. The Judges of the Supreme Court have lent their in- fiuence in quiet way, to persuade Mr. Edmunds to go on the bench. When he first refused he was depressed by sad news from Q physician about 8 member of his own family, and not capable of considering the subject fairly.
 Congressional
 WASHINGTON, March 14.-HoUsE- Yesterday Pacheco introduced bill to repeal the land grant made to the Atlan- tic < Pacific Railroad O., as to lands in California.
 Rosecrans introduced bill grantinga a certain right of way to the San Francis co < Ocean Shore Company.
 Who the scAsraers Were.
 NLw YORK, March 1.-The Graphic's Washington correspondent says there is a rumor that the promoter of the Bolivia Silver Mine scheme is Governor McCook of Colorado. It is said also that ex-Gov- ernor ChafFee md Steve Elkins were in the scheme. Just how far they had progressed when the exposure of Shep-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Near San Miguel, San Louis Obispo county, recently George Davis, aged fourteen, while hunting accidentally killed himself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
LecaL.

U. $. LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA.
 February lOth, 1ss2. NOIlCE IS HEREBY GINkN THAT MA ~ canO Romero has fled uOtice of his inten- ton to make final proof m support of his Pr - empuon DeciaratOry Statement No. 6s5. aad -e- cure hnu entry thereof at thiz office on the i6th day of Narch. l5s2, at q o'clock a. ul for the NEll of section No. 2s. Township l3 s of Range l3 F., and names the following as his witnesses VIZ. Je-eph E. Holt, PlacidO Rue'as Jesus N Elias ana Leandro Saeus. all of Tucson. ArizonH
 HENRY COUSINS. Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

4 "DUEL" was fought about two o'clock on Saturday morning at Total Wreck, ,Le- tween Frank Wright and James Graham. About six shots were fired. four of which were made by Graham, woundinc Wright twice in the leg. Graham i'm mediately left camp and has not since been heard from. The cause of the af- fray IS stated tO have been from "non- sensical play" on the part of Graham (Mr. Wright being much the older man mixed up with perhaps little whisky on both sides. Mir. Wright's wounds are not considered serious.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

JUDGE WooD appointed N W. Bar hard, Pedro Aguirre and Camille Roul- Tier. as public school trustees for AriTaca.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Nutton.

HENRY C. HODGES. 's: Deputy CT. Mir. General. t . S. A Chlaf Olarfnruraster
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27

II' THERE IL any wrong in the YER.
dict rendered which consignS the as
7a,-in Guitnau 70 the gal.Ows the whole
A tnerican people will be to blame for
l., for the sentiment tIIAt comes from
all quarters upholds the verdict and
praises the jury, Even the press Of Eur
p= is a. unanimous as our own in sup
port OF the verdict, and the only regret
seems 10 be that the daotardly, coward
| ~ wretch has not hundred lives 10 be
taken instead OF one to eXpiate his
crime. We all see now where we rriti-
, ciZ"I the court rather harshIy when we
accused itot undue leniency and delay
and it will rGdoumt to the credit Of onr
judiciary that the most scrupulous re.
gard Of the traditional privileges Of per
sons accused of crime has been observ.
ed in thi, extraordinary trial. The
wretch has been allowed every priv.
legr ever given lrtore his time ard vet
a Jury only drliJerated ten minutes be-
FIRE making up verdict Of guilty, and
tho world applauds the act. Not word
Of srmpathy for the wretch comes ever
ftn chronic sentilnentalistS, who art
ever ready to lift their voices In belal
Of HE lnDs+ desperate and abandoned
malttactOrs Tie universal verdict or
the jury Is "wtIl done good and faith
fUl ) ryalIt,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27

Sometime during Wednesday might, st,
Paul's Catholic Church at Fourth aud Jack
SOL streets. was entered by thieves, and all
the offerings for the poor q! the parish taken.
The church WAS occupied by Rev, Father Tay
Tor, and the ladies composing sewing circle
until after 10 u'ciOrk, III he evening, 70 the
hour The thieves effected an entrance by
breaking q window IN the basement, and the
only light that they appear to have had was
pieces OF burning paper, as scraps partly con.
sumed were found scattered around the hool
! yesterday morning. 1t ia not known how
much money the rascaIs secured, as the oo1e'
had not been opened for some time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27

Nol'''h

|Nor''h
REUBEN SATTKETHwAITR,
Trustee,
under the last will and ties, In Chanoery,
lament Of William HAY
lett, deceased, new tastle
VS.. County, s,
, FREDERICK kLAlR trustee,
under the last viii and u use farti
testament of Ann Hay uoh:
lett, deceased, ct al.
In pursuance Of an order Of the chancellor
! In the above cause made at the september
| term 1881, all pertons having any lieno hen'
affecting the Interest Or estate OF Reuben
Sattherwaite, trustee under the last viii and
testament OF William haylett deceased,
Frederick hlair trustee, under the last Will
and testament Of am Haylett deceased
James Aaylett, Emily Robinson, Mary south
gate, Robert Haylett, William Haylett, Ohm
| Hayett. Henry haylett Ann Platten. Roset'
Itl Francis, Emily UsTick and Elizabeth
| Hanch, or either Of them, in the lands and
premises to which said cause relates, are
hereby notified TO file a petition setting forth
| the nature and amount Of the same in the
office Of the Register in Chancery for New
UAsue County ten days before the third
Monday, In February, a. j 1882 and to ap
Dear and prove said lien or liens at the ensu
| Ing term OF the Court before the rising OF The
Court GA the third day OF the term.
| ANTHONY HIGGINS,
( Wilming'o on. De-, trustee.
| January llth, 1882 I!i-eo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27

PROFESSOR FORD and bis pupils did
his system of teaching olocution vas
credit in hiselocutionary entertainment
at the Opera House. some Of his pupit'
were known as poor readers and to pp,
sess snch harsh shril voices before they
commenced taking lessons from him
that the audience was surprised to So
the change that had been effected. Thu
Professor made decidedly favorable
impression on IA very intelligent and al
preciative audience and placed himsel
in tue front rank ~ master teacher o
eiecution.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27

REPUBLICANS, HAVE you paid YOU
county tax as We advised you, yester
day and day before
If you have not We again call upon
you to attend to it Immediately, before
it Is too late.
In Kent County the Republican:
have nearly all paid and the remainder
will soon pay. Shall the republicans
of New Castle be behind their bretherr
in Kent County ?
The same activity is prevalent N
Sussex County where it is said thons
and additional names Of Republicans
are now placed on the assessment. !ttht
Republicans Of New Castle County dc
not bestir themselves they will TAI
behind both the lower counties.
Republicans arouse Victory Il
within your grasp. Shall indisposltioi
to pay your County taxes turn tha
victory into defeat You must now
answer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27

James r Powers, born ISIS, in
Norfolk street, New York, who sradu.
ated at college, studied tor the ministry
and was ordained to preach in Il Uni
vcr.aliSt Church, in brooklyn, was
,suteGced, at Dedham, Mass, on Tues
day, for vagraury, 10 ten mouths i'll the
House of Correction. H" has lren a
contributor TO the National Quarterly
Review. He claims to have been init
mateIy acquainted with the late Dr.
Shelton Mackenzie and the late Col
Fornry, OF Philadelphia. The death o
his wife and the loss Of property iii,
couragpd him, and he finally took tC
the life OF IA tramp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27

intimation that We favored mixed
schools, for We frankly say that we do
not, but we do say, as we have salu
before, that the only way to keep col
ored children out of white schools Is by
giving them as good schools Of their
own. Is there any thing wrong in
. hnt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-27
improvements at the Clayton
HOuae

For some time past the elevator IN the Clay
ton House, has been scOurce OF much annoy
ance to the proprietor, on account Of IT. ct
tirg out Of order so often. In order TO remedy
this evil, a new and much improved one will
be put in, which will he operated by water
power. Re ninston Co., OF this city, vii
make tho necessary Improvements. and we're
engaged yesterday IN tearing out the old one
A telephone will also be placed in this
house, and many minor improvements added
which will make it equal to the large h"telS
in other cities, A call bell, connecting win
the Western Union Telegraph office, Is nowt,
vcniencu to the gurStf,