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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
Application No. 900. for Pat-nt to the
 saint Nicholas Mining Claim.
U.s.LAyD OFFICE, Trcsoy. ARIZONA.

AH r. V.
 May -7. is,a. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE San tutarina Copper Company by James Bueil it- attorney, WEose lost0- ce address Is Tucson, Arizona. has thus dag filed Its appIca- uon for patent for ji linear feet of ihe Saint Nicholas mIuc or vein hearlng copper and stlver with surface ground 5s1 feet at one end and tis feet at the other end m width. situated m Old Hat mining district. county Of Pima and Tern tory of Arizona q. and S. x. meridlau and de-- lgnated by the field notes and otiicial plat on ne ID ih.s oiice as lot No. Ss Sad lot No. s9 beng Beginning at the initial monument at the center cf the claim at a juniper post iu- cor. Feet long iu mound of stones and marked ii. V. S- N. No. |, from which U. x mineral Mon. No. l. old Hat district bears S n dagr-a- s1 Inir uteS T.. ffs- feet distant.
 Thence \. s3 degrees 90 minutes F. GOs feet to easterly center end Of claim to a cru-= cut m rock and oak post ( in- sqr [ feet long in mound of stones and marked \. N. No 2
 Ihen-e run degrees sO minufe-s. W IS. fl to ne corner at oak post lnches square in mound oi stones and marked $ \ No g.
 Thence = ,i degrees minutes W. go feet on northeriy boundary of clam Co oak post { in ST Feet long m mound Of stones marked S. N Thence same course at e5i feet To \ " corner at oak post m sqr. feet long in mound of stones and marked < \ No 5.
 Thence run < telsrees s1 minutes gll feet Co westerly center end of claim at oak post [ n, s4r.t feet long m mound of stones and marked
 
 post In- -qr. feet long at < W corner of claim m mound of stones. marked < \ No 7 Thence 13 degrees F 1i2 feet Co oak pozt Iu SIT. feet long Iu mound of stone-. i'm south line Of claim. marked \ N No. E.
 Thence 70 degrees r. ss feet to r corner cf claim within oak post inches square ! feet long m mound of stones marked < \ No. o.
 Thence \ degrees 30 minutes " gz5 Feet Co post No. the place of beginning uf the exterior boundary of said cIaiu Variation l2 degrees 21 minutes east con tainIng ln.lz acres This claim ls situated m the < W slope of Marble Peak m the sants, atalina mounialn- a1Out i mile nOrtherly of hattleSnaze eek The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office. for Pima county. in boOk-of records of miners page Any and all persurs claiming adversely any DOT uou ot sad Saluf Nicholas Nine or surface ground are required Co file their adverse claims. sl lth the Register Of the United State Land Jthce at Tucson. m the TerrIto-y of Ar1zona. lurns the sixty days period of publication hereof pr they wll be barred hy virtue Of the provisions lf the Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. It Is hereby ordered that the above notice b. ! published sixty days Iten c0n-ecufiy. weeks l D the CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper publ shed ar uc-ou. r ma county Arizona- winch is hereby ! i--ig"ated by. me as the newspaper publi-Lel ! learesf sad claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

IT IS highly probable that the two men murdered on Tuesday near the south pass of the Dragons were vic tims of the ''rustlers" and not Indians. And yet no lawlessness exists in Cochise county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

sion. Aversion Co S1cie-g uaa.-. u. v...- Noises m t.e HeaJ- fae yl ai r.I. .s..--r.l-- observed 11 the urine. ar.i .r-H- a.H.- ...... rhat lead Co Iu-s uIty and I#..f..
 DR. MlNlll VIII agree fa Ill.... Five ...- drCd Dollar for rsaF Ut ta.a ..H.tr.a NrtsI Hc~'o- -attv" under L;- -aaslI ..I.a ... tr-atmCn.l wl!l uut cure. oar lIr la ..r.- l-ra-. or injurious found iu lt- Iu llN4L. --.-. all Puvatc llsel-c- -u 'cte-i-... .s.. ..a- -.-- cury. Consultation fre-- I.u-uu-. -far.r.- ti' and advice including lus.y-.- uf a--. Sj.O. Price of the IIal R-s.orifly-. >-H l be- tle. or four times the qualuty. SIHse -.rtH. any adtires- upon receipt of prc- u- (. .U L. secure leom observation. and Ig lrrVa.. rIl-. 2 desired by A E.. MINIlE. N. Q.
 n kearny Street. San FuICl-rr DaL
 SAMfi- ROTrLr Fl un application E letter stating symptoms. SON and al-". trrre- nicati0us strlctly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
RAISE TNGRaTITunr

Wher the news of the late disastrous fire in Tombstone reached Prescott and before its extent was fully known, the following dispatches were wired to the Mayor of that unfortunate clty:
 PRESCOTT, May 27, 1882. Mayor Carr, Tombstone, Cochise Co. AT.
 Have just received information of the terrible fire that has deyasted large part of your city. IT distress prevails, please draw on us, F. A. Tritle, Tucson, two hundred dollars; Clark Churchill, Prescott, one hundred dollars: and use as your good judgment dictates. IT ad- dItiOnal assistance Is required, inform us. Citizens will respond literally.
 r. 4. TRITLE,
 CLARK CHCRCHILL.
 PRESCOTT, May 2S-The citizens of Prescott greatly sympathise with the citizens of Tombstone in their fearful losses. If S20O will be of any servic. to any of the distressed, call on me for same. JNo. J. GosPRR.
 The Mayor of Tombstone returned the thanks of the people of that city for the generous offers contained in the above telegrams in fitting terms. The offer was declined, as fortunately no dIs- tressing want was caused by the fire.
 It remained for the Epitaph, now un- fortunately the only paper issued in that city, to give expression to the basest ingratituie which 1t does in the follow ing editorial item:
 yesuefuas. pU sIas or Carr, piedging the citizens of Prescott to any aid needed by the suffe- CTS from the fire, was proba- bly, intended as graceful act.
 It Is to be regretted that he considered It necessary to connect his name with the chairman of the Territorial Repub- llcan Central committed, as such connec- tions gives partisan color to the dis patches. Possibly 1t would also have been Tn better taste, had the Governor stated his willingness in the premises, without rendering any particular sum of money. Gosper's telegram IS simply political taffy. After all, the mayor of Prescott Is p rhaps the proper party to pledge the citizens Of his city,to any act. The above extract should bring the blush of shame to the people of Tomb stoneEto think how they are grossly mis- for We would not do the people of that city the injustice to be- ieve that they entertain any such senti- nents as those expressed by the Epi- -aph. A community which contained many persons capable O. sach base in gratitude would be cursel indeed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

SPEAKER KEEPER IS a bad man. He busts Democratic filibustering, there fore the Democratic minority in the House rave and tear their hair. In fact they refuse to be comforted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

EVERY Republican in the city should be present at the meeting tonight at the Park. An organization will be effected and very important business transacted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

TIE Tombstone Epitaph thinks it very doubtful if Virgil Earp returns to that city to live, as he told a reporter of the San Francesca Examiner that he intended to do. There is some doubt about his living if he returns, and the Epitsph doubtless speaks by tue card.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
A Positive Cure
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Without Medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE AEDltA ID EOJUIIS
 Pafented October l6. 1895. uue huz No. will cure any cI~e iu four t.aga ur Ia-z No. wlil cure the most oh-til.-a ca.a. .l matter Of how long standing.
 No nauseous doses of cuhei-. cur..t .-uI. af sandalwoOd, that are certain -u pItsi.-- lg-HeT- sia by destroying the coating uf One -.uuara. Price, Si i0. Sold hy ali drs.,-a-,- or mailed on receipt of price. For iurtLe7 part -u.a.-- -li for circular D. U. E..r I-.s j. E II.AN En -E LulL .---.--- N---. u.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

HoRATIo SEYMOUR, that relic of a past political age, is again Eliminating agalnst centralization.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

DEMOCRACY has been called upon to mourn the exit of several fraudulent members of Congress lately. This has
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

THE Denver papers say that Governor Pitkin, of Colorado, refused to permit the return of Doc. Holiday because he was wanted in Colorado first.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

THE action of the committee leaves no ground upon which to expect that the TeIas Pacific land grant will be declared forfeited by Congress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

TIE Governor of Wyoming says that woman suffrage in that Territory is an unqualified success.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

TIE prize that Guitesu will draw in the lottery of assassination" is ahemp- en cord.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

SOUTHERN Arizona should not fail to be adequately representedin in the Denver exposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Boss CAMERON and Boss Mitchell are measuring arms in Pennsylvania and it IS more than probable that the Democ- racy will take the cake.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
THAT BEouIsTrroN

OTlr morning cotemporary has a great many filings and inuendoes to cast at Governor Tritle and Sheriff Paul on ac- count of the refusal of the Governor of Colorado to surrender Doc Holladay. It seems to us that this is yielding more than legitimate journal should to party expedIency. It would at least be Tn good taste to wait until Sheriff Paul returns and ascertain, fl possible, wherein the papers were defective.
 There IS nothing that compels the Governor of Colorado to surrender prisoner upon requisition unless be desires to do so.
 The Denver papers quote Governor Pitkin as saying that if he thought there was any danger of Holladay being ! lyncned, il allowed to be taken back to Arizona, he would not permit Lis re- turn. IL is among the possibilities that when hearing was had before bim this matter was urged to such an extent that he became satisfied that the ends of mob rather than justice would be sub- served by allowing Holladay's return.
 Then again the indictment may be faulty. Holladay was defended by some of the Denver's ablest lawyers, and it is possible that they were able to pick some flow in that document drawn by the Democratic District Attorney of Pima county. Stranger things than that have happered.
 Then the Governor did not prepare the requisition as the fc!!y~ing card from W. E. Horton, who represented the Democratic Die: ict Attorney in this little transaction shows:
 TUCsON, May 3I, 1882. EDITOR STAR: It IS stated in the As sociated Press dispatches that Doc Holladay was released from the arrest at Denver because of some defect in the requlsition papers sent there by Gov ernor Tritle. If such defect existed, the Governor IS not responsible, as the papers were drawn up at my request by C. c. Stevens, Esq, of the firm of Nor gan, Silent Stevens, and presented by me to the Governor for his signature.
 W. B. HORTON. It will be seen from these facts that any attempt to make political capital out of this affair is to say the least some what premature. It would be more effective after the facts are known to war rant 1t Our cotempOrary may find. when the facts all come out, that it has full fledged boomerang on its hand-
 Since the above was written MT Horton has handed us a card which ap- pears elsewhere in this issue, in which he relieves MT. Stevens of responsibility and assumes it all himself
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

SoLoS CHASE will hitch up 'them air steers" and make the canvass for gov ernor of Maine on the Greenback ticket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

D.t. RINTIE-~ Kidney E-tu.,iy S.pa- refirum cures all kinds of kidnsy a1i U'I.ir Complaints. GOuOrrhpu. Gleet IaurrrI.- For sale by all druggists; St a bottle. SIX hH.fl- fer S5.
 Dt; NTNTIt'~ Daudsltuu -If- .-. -- hest and cheapest BySpepSsa and t.iiJi -1> -r-. in the market. For sale by ali drur-I-t-. l.l.la
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

REAL estate iR Tucson has had reg ular upward tendency, and to-day prices are firm and steady.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

ANOTHER line of railroad would .n- sure Tucson's commercial supremacy in the southwest
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

THE Republican State Convention of California will meet August Both.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

THE Democratic minority in the House of Representative objects to the rule of the majority. This is richness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

LAYER on our morning cotemporary may drop this requisition business like a hot potatoe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

JUDGE STILwELL has drawn the fire of the Democratic mud batteries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

ABDUCTION works aud railroads build up cities in a mineral country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

THE city of London is arranging to send its paupers to Canada.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
Great English Remedy,

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 ..."- LIS MANHOOD. Iltr ct taH...-.-. and. . t.e trt.- eIt.. ? ".l- .na- yarf u... .l. "1s-.- rH.Uur lt -uH. .rs rl i.Hg Ia--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

IT is stated that J. W. Hoyt formerly of this Territory will not be re-appointed governor of Wyoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

DAKOTA is receiving large influx of German immigrants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

THE two fugitive Earps are outspoken Democrats.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
US. LAND OFFICE, TUosov. ARIZONA,

Applications So. BIO and sII Tor Patent to thr Mid s> Mine anc Mill-ife
 Claims.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Tucsos real estate is a safe invest ment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

THE Democratic press is still E)arp- ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Nowi itis Acting Governor Van Arman-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

PREPARE for the Denver Exposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

SUNDAY, JUNE {. 1882
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
HFNRY COUsINs- Reri..er-

lt ls hereby ordered that the above notice b. published sixty days ten cOn-ecutiye weeks ln the CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper publ shed ar Tucson. r ma county. Arizona winch is hereby d--lE"ated by me a= the newspaper publi -La.l nearest sad claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Iirst Dabheation. June | Iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
HENRY COUsINs. Eesister.

The foregoing notice is nrlerei publ shed 6 days Iu the ARIZONA IrIZES. a weekly news paper. published at Tucson. AuzOnl. when is te-lsnlteo a- that issued uclrest sad claims.
 HENki COJSINS kerlster. First publication. June L. lSs2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
Board of Supervisors.

Very respectfully, Fl. M. TELLER, Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29

saw two pretty, pale-faced little girls
obbing in each Others arms.
And they saw something else. A board
stretched across two chairs, and figure
that did not stir, under white cloth.
II sayp' whispered Jake, hesitating,
and drawing a long breath, "Tony's
gone"
Gone! WhereP" asked his "pard-
ner," who was more obtuse.
"Gone! He's deadr' was the scared
whisper. Don't yer seep' and he
pointed ut the still white form.
At that minute came wall from the
broken-hearted mother.
80 Tony! Tony! My boy! My poor
dead boyr'
al say! can't stand this" said the
"pardner," choking.
"Well, then-say somethin'. and lett
git out er this"
Il can't. can't think of nothin'.
Pm sick, am" said his ''pardner;'
and he looked pale, and tears were in
his eyes,
Jake, left thus to his own resources,
thought moment Then he walked
over to the fire, touched the woman on
the shoulder, and as she looked up, he
poured the money into her lap.
"a strange gentleman Civ some on it,
and we boys. too--all on us. We Civ it
for little Tony; we like Tony" And
then he turned, with blurred eyes, and
blindly felt for the door, and went down
stairs followed by his "pardner."
whats up! He's cryin'P exclaimed
one of the boys, as Jake stepped once
more upon the sidewalk. "Well. ten
derloinl Whatd he sayP"
"Nothin'r' muttcred Jake, drawing
bis sleeve across his eyes.
"Nothin'" they cried, Indignantly.
"Nothin'! there amt no Tony up thar
he's deadr'
A hush fell upon them. They stood
silent a moment, looking at the red eyes
OF the two ''pardners.
Then without asking what had been
done with the money, with hushed voices
they expressed their surprise and rough
sympathy, and turned and went back to
the busy streets,
Death had cast its shadow upon them
But their hearts had felt the thoughtful
tenderness of human sympathy and love,
and deaths solemn hand had fixed the
memory Of it there forever. - YOUTHS
COMPANION.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29
A Hog, Hoofs and All,

Talking about mean men," said the
man from Calaveras, "the dodlingest,
most out and out, cantankcrously dog
mean critter ever saw was old Dick
Shubine. Why up on the Feather in 6S
he actually ran away with my first wife,
just after l paid him a loan Of $4,000.
THAT was pretty hard blow"
"You bet II was hard. l didn't mind
so much about Maria. was pretty sick
OF her anyway, but the gall Of the man
TO wait Till the note was paid before ho
skipped. Now, II he'd only busted the
day before it came due, might have
agreed 10 call IL square, But no, sir;
he was one Of those mean cussos that
don'twant anybody else TO have show.
lie was hog, sir; hoofs and all. "-San
rFuHctSc0 F0Sh ..~----~--,~S.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29

"Mamma, why, Doesn't his wife cut
bis hairp' was the audible question of
little girl at a hotel table in Connecticut
the other day, as she looked in wide
eyed wonder at q long-haired stranger
sitting opposite The stranger joined in
the laugh which followed and satisfied
her curiosity for the time by good-na.
turedly saying that he was too poor to
have q wife.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-29
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Eciipses In 1882

In the year 1882 there will be two
sclipses Of the sun. and o transit Of
Venus over the disk Of the sun.
1. A total eclipse Of the sun. May IL.
not visible in Ausrics, the line OF total.
ity passing across Africa and Asia, and
visible as a partial eclipse in Europe.
II. An annular eclipse Of the u No.
vember 10. not visible in America, the
principal phases being confined to the
southern portions Of the Pacific Ocean.
III. A transit Of the planet Venus
ever the disk Of the sun, on December
6. visible throughout tho United States.
There will DO four contacts Of the circu-
lar disks or limbs OF tho sun and planet.
namely q FIRST external contact OF the
limbs, and then. after an interval OF
about twenty.ons minutes Of time, The
second contact. or first internal contact
will take place. After an interval OF
about six hours the third contact or sec.
end internal contact will take place, and
about twen,y.ons minutes after the
third. the fourth contact or second eI-
terpsl contact. will complete the transit.