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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
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ALL PERSONS ARE HtH. 8
 "A agaIns pur.Ia--uz .r,l -- .a Markham or from any ofa-- l-- .- m the Cerro o.Ir.i u ur .l.. Arlvura District. PIma coun'l t. . r ecame abandoned JsIUa.T l-.. .- -- been r-ipca'ed by ftr uUa"--. Queeu and NeE Deal u.Ie-- Co she fIma county rerur-- on records of of davii= uf iu. . and John ". it1grlu. winch H.' .a.. by dozens Cf oties athlas.'- '" .. all the circumstances of tI.ra'.. Cerro olorado and AIrI .-l NOT BE"OzE Jaruary l-f. .--- pubic notOri.ty-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
N,sonie Restirities


 At the Masome meeting of last eve ming the Mnster appointed the tollev- ing committees:
 MECUrVK CoHnTrkk J. A. Zsbriskie, Chairman; c. N Strauss, Treasurer; c. J. Roskruge, Sec retary: Samuel Hughes. B. F. Bivins
 RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
 NJ. P. Freeman, Chairman; J. s. Msns- field. Tbeo. welisch, I A. Whitmore, Hugh Farley.
 SUFFER COMMITTEE
 A. Ma-I, Wm. Downie, F. N. Berry man. Marcus Katz-
 BALL COMMITTEE
 4. Steinfeld. II. Buehmau, Hoye Wicks. Herman Welisch
 MUSIC COMMITTEE
 Moses Katz, S. NJ. Allis. B. Heinemsn.
 DECORATIVE COMMITTEE MJ. Sullivan, R. \. LesthervOod, c. T. EtcheIls, Wn. Van voorhies- John Chart.
 The foregoing sub-comniitees will re- port to the Executive Committee.
 \. N. BKAso, ". A And if was furthermore decided that the twenty-third of she present month be set aside as general holiday for the dedication of the ifes hall, which sill take place immediately after the orstion by the Rev. O. C. Wheeler snd which vill be delivered at 9:3O A. E-, il, the Presby- terian Church. The Mssons will then march in procession to their new hall for the dedication ceremonies. None but invited guests will bs admitted 10 participation in the entertainments, which have been divided and tickets will be issued for each of the separate parts, VIZ: the. crstion, dedication and ball The latter will take place in the evening and which will be the grandest affair ever witnessed in Tucson. A Mason and HamIin organ, the elegance Of which may be estimated by the price, of sl,2Oo which it will cost on delivery here. Other lodges will be present, and the day promises to be an eventrul one in the Territorial annals of the Mystic Tie.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
Mining Notice

ITO JOSEPH PuWlIN lH
 tIes that may c.H-m ul"- sigre ed gve- untIcs tl1f t' .i- as-s---m,lt work alas Cf07 Ama e district. IlrIa r4ll... ending January l l--2. fll for he same. ul uf---- Q" -... or those owning under Ilu coz uIn-y day- from The L--" 1l f- pay to me nl- share ni t. ss-ssmeut work. sad L.-- ---. u. b. f-ited Co me.
 Tucson January 2e, l----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
U.s.L,yD OFFICE AT Trssoy, Anrzos,.

N )TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT DAN ~ lel W. Lyon has filed notice of tIs Inte'tIou tp make final proof Iu support of hIs Prs-eiup tou Declaratory Statement No. bjl. and secure tnal eutry thereof before The Register and Re- ceiver at thIs o1tce on the Llth day of March, 1,-z at ll o'clock O. u1-. for the Eif. SRis and E-f Of SEtt Sec. 2'. T. 3l S. R. l5 k, and names the following as hIs ~ltnes-e=. viz- Thomas Hughe=. Sylvester 1l- Lowell and Mark EzekIels. of trittrud-n AT. and Ehhus B. an kuren. of Iucsun. A. '.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. F.rsf rubNcation. Tebruary -n. Is..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
Leont.
TERRITORY oF ARIzoNA..l
COUNT OF PIMA ITO MAKTIN MEDLEY AND V. 4. HOW

OINlf OF TINA ITO MARTIN MEDLEY AND W. A. HOW ! ard.
 You are hereby notified that I have expended one hundred dollars m labor and improvements upon the 'i.ast Blg Look" lode. or mining claim. situ4tel lu Marble Peak. Old Hat Mining DIs- trict. Pima County. Arizona Terrt0ry, wlll al.- pear by certificate filed January l2tb, A. D., lsS1 ID the office of the Recorder, of sand county of Pima, in order Co hold sad premises under the provisions of section uf 224. kevl-ed StgtuteS of the United States, being the amount requIi' d .0 hold tho same for the year ending December aist, A h.. ls-l.
 And fl within ninety uays after this notIce by puhlIratI1n you fall or refuse 70 contribute yOur proportion of such expenditure co-O~ner. your interest m sId claim wIl become the prop erty of the subscriber under sand section 2f3i
 R. M. NlLkIN, Tucson, A. T., January F lsss- Sn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
NtyTId C..

ALL PARTIES ARE WAPSED AGAIS-T "A pur' hs-ing whut is now kn b tHe adT C..llln- Niu-. -ltuafc iu tmpi Min n q Df.-
 ri1, Pima c'lu.y, Ariz ut; bounded by th C o--, iiyicef q. snt | nc e m mining cl1im- -nf mon. pt-f rularly scr.5cd ss apr, are ul record To th- % ming rd- % IiH.s COunry "a ronk E page 7Zs; a- The ruder-igne1 t- Gee ] wful gWu~. Of rn tuusl uu4 vidcu ne urrh uf -aid ie-c ih,d pI,ce oI Elinfu Er und b. priur iIy ,f firir b. D CHIiLHUN rrrhF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
German Indignation.

German Indignation.
 LONDON, March 7.-rhe German press is indignant at General Skobeloffs speech at Warsaw, in which be Aattered the Poles by saying if th re was no Rus sian garrison at Warsaw there would be DO German one.
 About Bradlaugh-
 LONDON, March 7.-CommOns has voted no; to permit BradlauGh go through the form repeating the words of the oath. The proposition to allow affirmation vas negatiyed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE necessary papers were by Under >heriT Coleman, made out and sent by special courier Co Sheriff Paul at Her Eioslllo for the proper handling of the gent who borrowed money on the strength oi certain little misrepresenta- ton and then scOoted SonoFawards but :he poor fool had his loaney for noth- ing. as SheriT Paui did not even give ann time 70 cake a look at the country before be showed him tine inside of a jug. and will show him something bet Ser than that when he gets him back here. The cost Of making and deliver is- the papers amounts to about $50.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

TEE Pima county bank has reserved from Hon. Jno. J. Knox, controller of currency. the charter for the First Ma tional Bank of Tucson, of which hr. P. R. Tully is designated as president, and Mr. B. N. Jacobs as cashier. The bank has a capital stock of 5l00,000, with power to increase to s5O0O00. The cur rency for circulation is now being print ed and the bank will commence busi- ness as soon as s supply is received, say about three weeks from shis date. The establishment Of such en institution in this city, is certainly another stop to- wards metropolitan distinction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
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ARlz1Nt IyGH-1af ra.- ITO GIN. lJIILE vF lS. Us. .f. | IuE tItle urts. Iu. 4..a.. ..-. ... .. that l. ,he uuIee-i..-I a.s. ..s... ... HrH dred Dollars Iu labor s... ....... uu tic Csrrp agi Niultr u.n-.. -..... ..-. Gl Cel Oru Mu'r- n.-...t zuat Territory. lu uul.r rs .... under rI- provisions uf -....H vIsed Statute. ui tlr tl...l .-..... amount ur4rI-ad to hn.G ending Uyraut-r .!. l>-f.
 iud if uIlliu ninety i.E. ..- thls notice yoH .-.. or .rt.-. .... proportion ul -ueu -yqaH. ....... ... } our lutn-a-t lu sod ..a.r.- prupert, 5- r..r --..-H-i" .H. fehi2N l ..... ....-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
SONORA.
I...r.,si.s i,sn, Prom Across ,h. Border.
Tambg.one Nugget

Tombstone Nugget
 Our latest advices from Sonora are that the boom continues. Over sixty eight mule-tesms were met by our ln- formant, en route there. The building of our mills on the Sonora river has proven a gOdsend to that portion of the country. Eight hundred thousand dol lars of capital has already been put on the road to the Sonora river. Four hrst-class companies are pushing all their energies to get tO work on ther mines, the Carmen. On the other side are the mines of the Great San Juan district These comprise ID part the Santa Ana, Rosario, Tobacacthi, San Louis, San Nicholas, San Pedro and Prieta- It WAS to examine the first two that eI-Senator Stewart, Prof Blake, Mr. Bottwick, Hank Smith, Mir. Hooker and others left this city few days ago. Their report will at once settle the greatly veSed question: are the mines of Sonora . myth or bonanza? From Colonel J. D. Henderson, who has just returned from this, at present terra in- cognita, ve learn that work IS being pushed rapidly on the Prieta, San Pedro, and by Adams & Co. on the Tobacacthl. These gre the representative mines of the district; the Great San Juan district. A few months, or even weeks, will suffice to prove the value of the inherent worth Of this portion of Sonoras wealth.
 In four short weeks Colonel Tender son has opened the San Pedro and Prieta, and wtthin six weeks more he rill have the San Nichoiss showing their wealsh.
 On the Sonora river Mir. Humbert is moving all that money and energy can accomplish. In fact Sonora IS fast com ing under the the control of American energy and American enterprise.
 The Apache scare Iu Sonora has ended. Miners are tiOcking in, machin- cry is being imported, cattle are coming out, and in fact, trade between Tomb stone and the great mining districts those such as Arispe, Cumpas, Oposun is increasing daily. If is only a ques- ton of time when Tombstone will be the great entrepot of trade between this DOT ton [ the United States and Mexico. Do away with "Zona Libre" and We will enrich Sonora with free trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
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Tucsos. Pv,J.rs..

ICC~Os. fIH| ......
 ARIZONA IFBRIroUY- fanu.- -- ITO RICHARD HOWELL ti tft ''- claiming tItle under hfu.
 lou are hereby notified ihaf J. tH.".. have expended One Hundred D1il-- m improvements upon the Noupgrrl Nr in Iyndall Mining Distinct. Pma rus. zoua Territory ln orif- fu bold under the urovis uus uf -sciIuu --t .' vi-ed Statutes of fhe irI-.+i -t.- amount required G. hold tHs --ls eudI0u December si. i--f And fl within ninety lTrz a'.r- this notice you fan ur rai.-r fI r... proportion of such expenditure s- a your interest iu cad c.gIW s. Hs"H erty of rle subscri bar Ig..rr -H...' Jan s-Sm JAN.r |...... u.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

SOME Chinsmen working on the rail road between Pantano and Benson, went on jamhoree few weeks since, when An Toys little hatche. made An Sing sing B complaint before Judge Meyers, who issued warrant for An Toy knd Jemmy Hersey made il effective by land ing An Toy before Judge Meyers who well knowing how useful q toy An Foy would be to the boys in the chsin gang passed him in for forty days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

Tx Southern Arizona all nature be- speaks the presence of Spring time The peach trees blossom, the slalnos and ash are full leafed and the barley bearded and headed. is last preparing itself for the reaper, which will garner it's sheaves by the first of May. The tEitter of the mating birds is heard from every copse and hedge as they select the most suit able site for the building of their pros pective summer residences
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

A SEw discovery has been made in the Amole district by MT. Isasc Goldberg sud Matseo Romero. The latter through the influence Of the former came all the gay from the City of Mexico to show Nr. Goldberg, who Is something of on antiquarian, the ruins Of an old black smith shop that bad, by Dona Nosula, beeli built ninety years before the flood, '.t which time the gentlemen named were first visiting Arizona. The work done at that time is said to have been quite ex- .ensive and .he old gentlemen feel youth renewed since visiting the scenes os their usrlv wears.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
NOIiC

NOTICE K HEEFBY GIVEN ..f " undersigned has oer-p- al work for the year -ualu- rrr.a Sl,u worth of work 0u earr H. mlnes- VIZ tLs -N aIrrpa and .. located m Gro Blaucu 1irlIH- U. Pima. Territory of Arizona. a..- .. .. nett. or those holding tlts come forward and Iay tE.Ir- ment work. uHmeiy urp-.a.t .- above named elaine. tn-.t." N.'. cation. within uiue s i.- thi- publication theIr iuter.r- ' arrortiIur Co tie laws uf r.- ... come perfected tp r4r uu. ..... Oro BIauro Pime Co.,. \. l..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

SUPERINTENDENT BURNS, of Chilli cOthe, thus dispOses of the word 'bOY' in grammatical way: Boy k a noun, and singular; and it Is very singular 1T a boy cannot find other boys. The word boy Is said to be mOnosyllabic, the boy himself Is polysyllabie-very. The word boy Is primary word, the boy is derivative. The word boy Is found in the original, Emerson says boy ls "a quotation from all his an- cestors." The boys big sister about $ o'clock in the evening finds him the objective case, and thinks he shOu d be sent to bed. Speaking of the rela- lions 1t might sustain and the ways t could be governed. he remarked that the boy himself was generally sustained by his relations. and seldom governed sr all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

.ADylCEa from Casa Grsnde state that business is looking up in that place. 4 good deal Of machinery and lumber is being forwarded to Butte city, and the shipping business is unusually lively.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
NUuiUfuF~.

IN THE. JUSlIDE'S C JET .E.I l Of Arizoua. ount5 or pmH- p.i. Fuqug Justice of The p.aH' lrIr
 E. [. Hayes. paIu.Iu E- H. fauI7ur. Demand ~i-lUL
 The Territory nf treHUr ..-.I- Charles Fuller. def-udauf. Ton .r. moneI and rclulrcI co .ir"-r t.... olhc- iu tln tntsu of llr-.l-. .". Pima. ou tHs [ th dir nf Ar-.. '. .. u'r ucE a. m.. t1 answer tIs cluH si.ove named plaintiff who d.raa..-". you are indebted to l-m Iu ,ar s.-. dre,i and tweuty---vnu dollar. .. Co appear and ur-wnr said comp. repaired tle plaintiff vlI u... against yor ss demanded sui fn- thI- suit.
 Giyei. under my hand f.i- a'eg ruary s. D. l--Z
 fsbI9-Utd JOHN r. !. ... ...'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
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TVHE UVpEE~Ics.u . sN p-r-ssl- -lr- ...r iil mlu-H- C.ltI -....... i tLe tlI4-s...s E .. . c tuz. known a-f f-e H.....
 lElf rafaa. t.- -... Igg ur r.s Is-H t.. .. United sta -- t,.H-. -....... Whicu raIelt l. rE -...-. iu Tue-oa- P.ua D1a.r.. .... acs0iG-. and iH- a..i-. ..... mining Ci.i- T,Ia..t e' .- rrcrd
 al psrsU.s are u-H... ci4im. a. s.I r---at--r.- ...-. cuted scc1-aic- Co lHs
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

The lawyers showed more regard for the reputation of the Spragues than the parties themselves, and the granting of a divorce without a scandaluus trial is a happy conclusion of a most unpleasant affair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

For the month of February the sale of postage stamps in the Tucson office amounted to one thousand and twenty dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
UsI,vp OrrrrE ,r Trc.ox AnIzos4

February ttHh. i--2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVtN THAT MA ~ carlo Romero ha- filed notice of lis intern tluu To make tnal proof m support of hrs Pre- e-Iiptiou Declaratory Statement No. 65s. aad cure final entry thereof at this Othce the 18th day uf March. i--a. st o'clock a. m.. for the NE, Of section No 2- Township Is 5. of Range is L. and numes tho following a- hi- witnesses VIZ. Je-eph B. Holt PiacidO Rucas Jesus V. Elias and t<Grdro Saens. all of Tucson. Arizona.
 HENRl COUSINS Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

TIE temperance cause is gaining ground in Tucson. Another drunk last IoBduy, at the suggestion Of Judge Bragg. took the pledge and signed the cham gang roll for the next seven days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE Electric Light Company filed their articles of incorporation at the Recorders office yesterday. Their eapi- tai stock is SlO0OG0 divided into 5000 shares at n par value of two dollars each.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

MR. JOSEPH PERRIN left by Magda- lena stage for business trip to Sonora, He will be absent for probably month or more Gs he expects to travel over a greater part of the state in the interest of his house.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

MR. FRANK CARPENTER, a successful rancher of Reddington, in thus county, was in the city Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

IRE Ladies of the Episcopal church society propose to give, immediately after Lent 8 lawn party, which with their accustomed skill will be made a most enjoyable affair. The proceeds to go to the benefit of the church fund un- der their charge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

MR. THOMAS CORDS, Internal Revenue Collector of this district, and who has Of late been in Washington arrived home last Sunday evening.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

JUDGE STIIwELL loft Tucson Tuesday morning Tor short trip to the mount sius. Recreation and pleasure are the objects sought.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

HE last shipment of the Santa Cats- rina Copper Company's machinery was loaded for shipment Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

IRE frame work Of the Porter Hotel Is completed and the rustlc work is now being put on and the building will be completed at the earliest moment possi- ble. Mrs Porter left last Monday for San Francisco to purchase the necesssy furniture and fixtures. Mrs Porter will be absent about one week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

OUE matutinal contemporary across the street Is again gushing over the dried apple firm. Very soft taffy,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

MR. THBo. L. STILES returned from llis Washington visit last Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
Shooting Array.


 CHAEEEsToR, A. T.. March 5-r~o men named A. B. Pike and Jesse Ros- COG had difficulty yesterday afternoon over 6 game of cards Both men armed themseiTes and meeting coon after ID Schwartz corral, drew their revolvers and fred several shots, resulting in Roscoe being shot through the right arm, which will have to be smputated. Pike is under arrest. he making no at tempt to escape.
 Morgan, the msn who wss tccideh- tally shot Saturday. vns hurried yester- day.
 Didn't Ksey il ws. k0saee S srsci.l to the CITEzEy.
 CHARLEsros, A. T., March IA young man named Vim. Rankin was &C., cidentally shot and Hevsreiy wounded near here yesterday. A young man named Frank Gray pointed at him 8 pistol which he thought was not loaded. and pulled the trigger, when 1t ex- plOGtD- Ni-c bullcN PdHbiAe th4OGrA Rankln's neck, inficting him dan xerous if not mortal wound.
 It supposed that the man Roscoe, who vas shot here Sunday cannot live.
 ghe Produce Exchange.
 SAS FRScIsco, March S.-Wheat- dead; extra choice. s162150sl.e61s; No. 1, white, s1.621SGsL65; No. l. amber, sI.GO asked; No. ]. Sonora, sl.6ll4G sL62is.
 Bsrlsy-gone ap the Hume; No. l, feed, sL7OesL72is; No. ?. sL70; Chevsli.r, Sl.70 asked for No. 2, and sl.77is for No. l.
 Oats-No. l, ,sl.s3si; No. 2. sL76li bid; No. 3, Sl70.
 Corn-yenow, sl.s0 bid, and SLS71k asked.
 Bran-slsis bid, and sl9 s-4sl
 Silver King D.viisaa
 SAS FRANCISCO, March s-Silver King declares a dividend of twenty-five cents. Navajo leEies sp assessment of twenty cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

CHEF BUTTxRR, having procured leave ot absence, will for the next two months reside on the seacoast Of Sonora, at which place he hopes to recuperate his failing health, caused by too close application % his duties as a terror to the lav breakers in general.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

REPORTS from the South end of the Huschuacas speak hatteringly of the min ing prospects, in that section and upon which much work is being done. Some are quite large, and are copper, silver and gold bearing and are proportios- atelv EAlnable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE four mill Of Mr. s. c. Graham has been shipped to Ssric. in Sonora
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

A Philadelphia man can SO mesmerlze people as to make them think water IS whiskey while they are drinking it. He Is offered an enormous salary to come to Boston End tend bar Boston Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
TELEGRAPH.
COAST NEWS.
A Gambler Accidentally kin.o

Especial to the CTTdIKs
 CHARLESTON, 4. T., March 5.-A man named Morgan g gambler was ac- cidentally shot and killed iu the stage from Tombstone last night. After leav- ing Tombstone he went to sleep until near Charleston when be pulled up his ove,coat to make pillow for his head when 6 pistol dropped from his pocket and striking the bottom of the stage was discharged. the bullet hitting him in the right side. He lived about half an hour but vss unable to ssy sny- thing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE f0rty-one Apache prisoners who for the past several months have been detained al Fort Lowell have been re- turned under guard to San Carlos, at -,hich place they will be again given hbefty and fed preparatory to the cut ting of few more throats of the womb De citizens end settlers Of the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

ME. II. MENAsJB hEs sold to the mili- tary authorities Of Sonora iH the past few days two hundred stand of rifles and twenty thousand rounds of cartridges Mir. henager not only keeps good sup ply nf arms and ammunition, but is al ways prepared 10 supply mining outfits, hardware, cutlery, snd thousand and one articles not keP, in stock by other dealers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

The provision of the famous Kansas law making drunkeneSs a crime IS de- clared unconstitutional because the title to the bill did not cover 1t, only the man. nfacture and sale were mentioned, the "use" is lawful, and anybody having the necessary rum can legally get drunk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE Congregational society have COR clu6ed to give the Csntsts 0i Esther, before tho old folks concert. Dr. Hol- brook will personste King AhasueruE, and Mrs. J. 5. Carr, Queen Esther; Mrs. Bailey, Miss Pearson and other soloists, with @ chorus of twenty-five singers will make it the best musical entertainment ever given in this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
TaE schedule rates for the shi

TaE schedule rates for the shipment of Srss by the Southern Pacific rpad from Tucson to San Francisco, are for all ores valued at s100 or less, Sl0 per ton; ores valued at SlGO and less than SS00, Si460 per ton. In quantities Of four tons and less than ten tons, twenty
 per cent. will be charged additional on the prices given. For one ton and less than four tons forty per cent. additional uill be the price. A car holds ten tons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE number of the registered istters passing through the Tucson P1stofice for the last quarter ending December 3lst, was 1220, while for the current quarter the number hos been S5O up to date. By comparisons made from the Public Register the Tombstone office had from January list to March Sd. re- ceived 442 registered letters against 775 in the Tucson office for the same time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

IR. BUEHMAS the photographer con- templates the building Of q large two story building, to be used for store pur- poses, on his ground east of the CITIZEN office. The building will have c frontage of about sixty-ave feet and depth sufficient to connect with the dwelling houses now ID place. IL is his intention Co have the work commenced ss soon as the necessary calculations can be made and the building material got together.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

MAJOR CRKLRY re.urn-d from the Huaclu mountains last Tuesday, and reports the troops keeping D close watch of the Chirlcahuss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE many friends and acdlsintsnces of Col. J. ". Young, the geaial steward of the Palace Hotel under the sdmini,- tration of Mir George Rsyfeld, will learn with profound regret that he died a, the Grand Central Hotel at Socorro, New Mexico, last Sunday. Of dropsy of the heart. 4 letter received by Mir. J. :. Crosley, of this city, states that he passed nvay quietly and without pain.
 MR. 1. R. CAsoU, accredited agent of the Mexicsn Government, yesterday purchased snd shipped to Hernosillo one hundred and fifty stands Of Reming- ton rifles They were bought of H. Men ager and vill be u.ed for the equipment of the Sonora state troops, who will, up- on receiving them, operate against the Indians nov depredsting in the differ ent parts of the State
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

IHE DrsgOon and Rex gold snd silver mining companies have filed their arti- cles of incorporation with capital stocks of five million dollars, divided each into one hundred thousand shares at par value of fifty dollars per share. The companies were organized in Philadel- phia, at which place they have branch
 offices, but their main offices and princi- pal place of business will be in Tucson.