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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Big Hats,

All his life, says an exchange, he had loiled and saved and scraPed, and pulled every thing that had dollar at the end of II. And now all his hard-earnrd wealth was gone, and a great, hateful, In- ;erest-eatIng mortgage spreads its black wings over all that he owned and loved on earth. He sank into char, folded his arms upon the table before him, bow ed his head upon them and groaned great groans from groanville, groau county. Ills heart seemed breaking.
 Did you mortgage the farmF asked ais wife anx.ously, stealing softly 10 his side.
 "Yes," he groWled; "both farms, and sold the wood lo, over 10 Big Island"
 And did you have to mortgage the town house, too" she asked with quiver- ing lips and glistening eye.
 "Oh, yes" sad the man m hollow tones. "Oh, yes, and sold all my stock m the Northern, and hypo,hecated what | had in the Siuh-street bridge
 And was il enough?" she asked, tTemb- ling with eagerness. "Was il enough"
 Not quite, he growled, and then, as he saw the ghastly pallor of deathly dis appointment spread over her face he ad- ded, but the milliner let me have Il on ninety days tune for the balance at s per cent"
 And you've brought my new hat home lhen?' she caroled jOyously. "Oh, Phil p you dear old duck"
 "Well, no; not all of II, he said, "l brought the plume and one Of the bows down with me in the express. but the hat itself is coming down from Chicago on a fiat car"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
An Indian Letter.

The following letter was written by Benj. H. Stago, a nephew of the Apache eI-chiei, Es-kim-in-Iin, now al the HamP- ton Industrial school, near Fortress Mon- roe, to the chief of scouts al San Carlos. The letter is given =erbaum:
 HAMPTON VA Jan 24 1882
 My dear frierd haskwanzin
 am going to write to you few lines this morning. I very glad to write to you this morning. l go to school in the morning and go 10 work afternoon. We have study hour in the night, study our lesson in the morning. Penogoze, l want you 10 send me one tobacco bag. Firs, came here I didn't understand talk English, but this time l understand good deal. see steamboat every day, lhis water salt too cant drink tall We have good out here this school last sum- mer went Shellbanks ! work out there three weeks. Only six boys now. Ari- zona, three Apache study very hard be- cause they wants 10 learn good so when they go back to Arizorsa they teach other people. We have school close on June, and we commence school again on Octo- Der. Some hoys they going so Msssa'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Dos Cabezas Small Change.

iGOld NOtel
 Dr. Barrow reports the little son Of Henry Severn as lying i'll with typhoid fever. Also a son and daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Waughtel, who are suffering with pneumonia.
 Work is rapidly progressing on the Juniper mine. New teams have been added to their already large force, and ore is being extracted and hauled to the mill faster than that institution can work the same. The boys holding the lease are determined to improve their short time, and realize as much as pos sible from the yield.
 Chas J. Green, superintendent of the Central Illinois Mining and Reduction Company, is pushing work on the com pany's mines. We hope it will not be long before the outlOok will justify the erection of twenty-stamp mill on the property.
 c. W. Burrow and B. Steibel have each located one hundred and sixty acres of fine grazing land, situated on the main Bowie road, eight miles ast of Dos Cabezss. There IS a good well Of water on the ground, and it must neces- sarily be of great value in time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Sad Death of Nathaniel Haskell.

THE body of Nathaniel Haskel who, on Sunday evening last was killed on the Atchison and Topeka road near the junction with the Fl Paso branch, was brought 10 Tucson last evening and was at once conveyed to the undertaking es- tablishment of E. ]. Smith, at which place
 he body was to-day embalmed Gy Dr. Holbrook preparatory to its being for Narded 10 Chicago, at winch place his relatives reside. Al the tune of his death he was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, and since the return Ii the body 10 this place they, the fire .nen, have taken entire charge, bearing uaredly among them all expenses incl Ienial to embalming and preparing il for shipment east, for interment. The body has been placed in an elegant casket and will tomorrow begin its journey accom- panied by an escort of honor together with his sorrowing family. Funeral ser wees were this evening held at the resi- dence of Mir. Melhs al :hree o'I lock this afternoon, Rev. Mir. Berry officiating. At lhe time of Mir. Haskelrs death he was on his way to family reunion at Chica- %, and was riding ou the engine which was running al schedule rates. When reaching Rincon the switch leading 10 the Fl Paso branch, had been misplaced and on reaching 1t the engine left i!:e track md pitched violently head into the bank lesving the tender and breaking ihe steam connections immediately near where Mir. Haskell was sitting, scalding him to death
 fearful manner. He Is supposed 10 have been thrown forward by the shock and rendered senseless, otherwise he might have possibly escaped as did the engineer and fireman with a few slight bruises. He leaves wife and three children, the eldest about fourteen years md the youngest perhaps ten. They are not unproyided for as his connection with the Locomotive Bremen insures his life for one thousand dollars which will al once be paid to his family, and as by the generosity of his brother hremen in bear ing the present expenses that amour, will be clear. Mir Haskell was much respect ed as the good hearts of his brother fire men have testified to that effect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Garernment Sunnlies.

The following proposals for army supplies were opened at several posts indicated. on Saturday, April 18th. The announcement of the successful bidders has not yet been made public.
 HUAcHUcA. $. Fl. Drachman-wooj S4.43; bran, s2.72; gramma hay s2 pr cwt; baled hay, sis9; straw, soc; baled straw, sl.S5.
 c. Nj. Strauss-barley, s2s7.
 FORT THOMAS. c. NJ. Strauss-wood, S749; bran, sl59; barley. S3.23; gramma hay. sl9S pr ton; straw, Sls.Sl. J. E. Solomon-barley, S263 ana s27O pr cwt; corn, s253. J. B. Collins-hay, 6oc pr cwt: barley hay, 77c; bran. s2.49; wood. s3.s5, S295, sL20 and S5.25 pr cord.
 FORT BOWIE s. H. Drachman-wood, S10.S3; bran, s239; barley. s2s7; corn, s299; gram may hay. 7Sc pr cwt; straw, 7Gc. J. E. SoIomon-hay, s1LS5; corn, s2.73; bran s223.
 J. B. Collins-hay, ll.40; wood, s1I.29.
 Frisk-charcoal 63c per bushel.
 FORT GRANT. c. NJ. Strauss-wood, S6-97; barley, $ pr cwt; hay, sl6sO; straw, s16.37. s. II. Drachman--bran, S2-4 pr cwt; corn, S297.
 J. H. Norton-wood, Ss2O; corn, S2.sl; straw, s2l.s3; hay, s1I93; char coal, 35c.
 c. P. Leitch-vood, Ss40 J.E. Solomon--corn, s2S3. Frisks-straw, sl6.95; hay, sl6.99; charcoal, 63c-
 s. H. Drachman-barley, s249; hay, sl pr cwt; bsled hay, sl 49 pr cwt
 MARIcoPA. s. H. Drachman-barley s2.49 per cwt.
 FORT LOWELL. s. H. Drachmnn-barley, S2.23; wood, s7.46; bran, sl.73; corn, SPAS; hay, s5l.c pr cwt; baled hay, sl.4s pr cwt; bsled straw. s14S; loose straw. sS311c; char coal, 37Ilc.
 F. Maish--charcoal, S5c; wood, $40
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Information Mnnfpd.

EDWARD CoKEs, Esq, A. T.-Dear Sir: A description of T. D. Coker: Height, 6 feet 2Is inches; blue eyes light com plexion, brown hair; butcher when in California; came to California in the year 1869; Southerner, fought in the civil war; native of Georgla,aged 3S years and is the father of four children, three girls and one boy; started for Arizona November 9th, 1881; banned Thomas Del aware Coker.
 My husband left home with the Inten- ton of writing to me. Since he left here I have never heard from him. If you are able to throw any light upon his where abouts I shall be very thankful to you I am not able to support my family with out hls assistance very much longer and am very anxious to hear from him. If can be Ot further service to you l will gladly do it. remain very respectfully.
 MRs. EMMA CoKER,
 Rio Visto, Solsno County, Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
He Missed That.

Just before the Third Michigan Infant " entered upon the red-hot fight at Fair Oaks a prlvate in one of the companies stepped forward tO bis captain and said; '"Captain, are we going to sail inT
 "I expect we are,
 And some of us will get killedY
 Like as not"
 Then I'd like to speak to the Chap lain minute"
 "What fOrY'
 "I don't feel prepared to die, Captain" :"
 "But you can't leave your company. You must take your chances, whether you are prepared nr not. That's what you enlisted for"
 "Y-e-s, 1 'spose so,' drawled the man as he craned his neck to look for rebels down in the woods, "and was just fool enough to diskiver that Uncle Sam did not care a copper where I went to after I had been shot out of his service. You bet he doesn't get any more recruits from our town till that pint is settled
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " undersigned has performed as assessment work for the year endins December sisi. looi, mines VIZ: the Me" and Jackson" mines. To- cated m Myers Mining Disfrlcr. County of PIma- Territory of Arizona. and if J. II. McNew and J. H. BasSett. or those holding title under hem do not come fOrWari and pay their share of sud sessment work. name4y. tWO-thirdE or sth.to for each of above namei claims. tugetier with rost of publication. within ninety tsll days from the dale of this publication. tleir interest iu sad claims Niil according to the laws of tEe United states. become perfected to ihe undersigned.
 4. BROWN. Myers District Pima Co.,. A. T.. Feb. F. ISS-- febIZWani
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
SOTIC

TINuE UNDERSICN HEREBY NuIII
 'sll per-sins thAt they are he owners 1' ..- tain miuiug claim situated u V Wa-hir-fHu auf. tu The Pdial0nia M"rnt in-, Pima C1ulfy, A-- znna, known az t1e r.MPirtE MiNt
 That patent for S3id mining C.nim ua- !. -ued on The i7'h day oi Frhrua-y, I>-., HF f-. United Stafes Government tu ttr uuas--. g.. which pAfent is on rcc"rd iu ths FcrIrIHr.- of iu Tucson. Pima Couuty, iu KooA IIuf Nifr- Hc"Ord-, and Tor a mur- particular rrcH-. u' -a. mining claim reierci Cc is hereby made .H .z- rrCofd.
 all perSoE- are waruvd against w0rs'u- -a- claim. a. at tre-pa--er- tAr-yon v!Il br p-Jst cuted according Co law
 ". C. FORBT~H.
 iyl4 SrEPHEN O'EONNlE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO W. J. ROSS AN GEO. HOGG. 70,
 l are hereby notified that have eypruItl 0-s hundred dollars m lahur and Impruyralrl' v on the Old Oro BiancO lode. situated I1 tht N.. BlancO mining district. ns will appear D, ctf. cate hled Jan. tth. lS-2. m the o-hc' "f 70 i.- eorder of Gro BlancO mining dlstrc-- lu 1-i-f hold sait premises under the pruyl-f1us Hi -.- tiOn 2334 Revised Statutes of The | x. be HZ .-r aa.Ount required tO hold the sam. tir fl- l-i ending Dec. 3lst. ISL And If within u-rr.' 'll.' after this notlce by publication, yuu ts.l gf 's- fuse Co contribute your proportion of -Ir' ri- pendlture as cO-pWLer. your interest iD -.- clIlm will become the property of tHr -l sr,le' under sad section 1i C. E. \. Hu-hlN-
 Gro B!ancu A. T. Feb. 18th i~-1 's-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Prescott Paragraphs.
Democrat.

The Prescott bed bug has already be- gun the summer campaign
 We regret to announce the sudden and unexpected death of Mrs. J. M. Meyers at her residence n Williamson valley, ID this county. Mrs. Meyers was feeling poorly for the past few days but nothing serious wss apprehended. Yes terday morning she grew worse, and without any seeming warning passed quietly away to that unseen shore, in the arms of her neIgbbOr, Mrs. Joseph Cook. She was a most estimable woman, and her unexpected death causes her devoted husband and loving son to be deeply greived. Our deepest condolences are extended toher husband Hon. J. NJ. Meyers, in this hour of be- reavement. The remains will he buried tomorrow.
 Miner.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Wilkerson have got settled in their new house near Judge Fleury's residence, in West Prescott.
 The bidding to-day at Capt. Kings auction indicated pretty plainly that there may be a wedding in Prescott before great whlle.
 We understand that Messrs. Treanor & Wehner have bought the Mica mine, in the Peck districI. and will proceed to demonstrate its value at once. The price mentioned Tn the deed l, one thous- and dollars.
 The Prescott Library building was sold to-day by auction, by order of the Board of Trustees, for the benefit of the Public School Library The money to- gether with the books belonging to the Public Library will be turned over to the school for library purposes. The build ing was knocked down by Auctioneer Fisher to A. l.. Moeller, 'or the sum of S350. The lot belongs to MT. Moeller, and its use has been donated to the Li- brary Association for several years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT PRECINCT Sn. |. PIMA l county. Arizona. before William J. Osborn J. F..
 N- ". Bernard and J. F. Curry, eu-partners under the tirm name and style of Nv. rernaru < Co. plaintiffs. vs. J. D. Campbell and S. John son, cu-partuers under the nrm name and style of Campbell 6 Johnson. be endants-
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co John D. ampbell and >. Johnson defeniant t~;
 You are hereby summoned and required ta ap- pear before me at my Othce in the city of Tue son. and County Of Plma- on the tenth day or June. A. D. Iss2. a. o'clock 4. M-. Co answer the e 'mplalut of the above named plaintiff. who lemand of you tha you are indebted Co them m he -um of fifteen l5-l dollars for goods wares and merchandise sold and delivered to you at our instance and request. And if you faIl Co tppestr and answer sand complaint as herein re- luI. ed the plaintiffs N1ii take judgment against sou as demanded. and for the costs of thIs suii.
 GIven ider my hand this 3d day of april, AID. iS,2. WIILIAM J. BORN
 ap.Lttw Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
for Talent tv ,Er ."i.
 Star Mining Claim No. l12.
U.s. LAND OFFICE. TugsoS. Auzoy,

March i1ri. lv- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE THAT l1a ~ Morning Star and Crr~c-ut tor-'.-i' z Silver Mining Company of Arizona. LE i., -a. anthcrized agent Beni. r. Blyirs. las laa. '- phcaiIOn for patent tO l.l3I Auear '-'. %. .' Morning \ ar vein, lode or mineral dflf-ii. a--- ing silver and other minerals. wiiA sl'i. ground tn feet in width. sItuafel H hri- Mining District. Pima County. Arin-1A fully described in the official plai and n'.l pc ot suryey. on hle m thus ouic-. and l~l--- zs Lot No SS a- follows. Co Wlt-
 BeslnnInE at the InItlal monument A' '.F ter of the westerly end of claim at a ."-. " Y, ft. long, set in a mound of stuu'-. U.afA'i \. !. NJ: thence \. - deg. Sl nm. a' '7 Co NV. cor. post 8xt ms. ft. long. I1 '1'' stone marked M $ N. A- CT, fl-. ' deg. 3O mis. r.. 1. .s6i ft. Co In-ersert o1 oi side iine of the "GunsIghf M- C. iHH iN- ms. ft. long. m a mound uf stones "'lre-i S M. e." from which the southN--i e.- the Gunsight bear- south 5f deg V. -l tant and | &5J ft Co The norf fheasr cor. gi tO post SvS ms. q. long. ln a mou1i or marked M \. \. r.. t.', thence 0 mn. F.. 9u feet Co east enc. center aa+ location monument it also being '1a - center end monument of the -uI1-i- post saarked -'ff V. t. VI '-"' '. fl' a--.- marked "M. sc. M. " from winch 70 '''-. e corner of the -Gunsight' ears N. el sOO fee, dislant- tbeice x . u--. sI I'a feet tO the S. F.. corner po-t 3I. ln-- i,-- a mound of stOne-, marked M S- N- D. 'a which U. s. V. M. N0. [ bears S. -i ..-f feet distant: thence S- sl deg. a. fe't 70 southwest corner pot .si -5i il' . u l m mound of siOue-. marked w. N- N thence \. < deg. 3l min. ". 90 i-e- tl tae ---- monument and plac~ of begInnirs -..-.
 Variation, i3 deg 8 mn. E. A-ei l.-- The area. exclusive of cOndlc' as' --' slaimed. being fg.l6 acres. rl.-..s
 The said mining claim s duly -rc''' - office of the Record of Pima tou1 y. '- '- Arizona. . ..
 Any and all p.raons claiming ai'-ry y'--. whole or my part of the Mornu- N.- s laim are required Co present tr' I claims in this office duriug tIs -lE'} ny -- of publication hereof. or the5 si-. .- virtue of the provisions of 'h,. N.ii.r;; ..-
 The foregoing notice IS ordered f' '- v-.--sg for six , days m the WEEKLY Aii-'N' ll'--.- which paper l. designated as t.-' --- est the claim .-,-.- r,.-..s-
 Firs, publication. March ls. l's-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23

schuseti but only good boy, some stay here all the summer. Please tell my brother send me some money, We get only two dollars half but when we get clos,h we haven, any money. Frrst>I l came here l very sick when came to Washington Indian boys school white man help then. Write to me very soon.
 From your friend,
 BENL II STAGO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
TEHRIToEY oE AEIb,St

You are hereby uotIhed that have eyner si one hundred dollars In labor and Improvements upon the Last Big Look lode ur uIuIue clam stu ,ted m Marble Peak. Uli uaf NEu- u.- trict Pima County. Arizona Ierrtofy. al, val. a-- pear by certificate tilet January l2.l. A. D.. I..1 m the office of the Recorder of sad cs1r.- Hs Pima, m order Co hold sad prruli~e- under a- provisions of section 0t ..3i. Revised S.-l.e- Hi the United States, beiuE the amount reuIrd bold the same for the year ending December .-.. \. b.. 1881.
 And If within ninety Gays after th.~ rog-1 a5 publication you fan or refuse su contribute sa.r proportion of such expenditure a- c.-Hs-.- your interest m sRid clam wiL hgsHu- 'Hal l.o,- srty of the subscriber under sad reCf .l -.-4
 E. M NlLaIN Tucson. A. T.. January I2ih IssL l1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Notice.
TUCsoS. Pm, Couyu

ARIIoNt TERRITORY. Februarg I- I,,1 ITO GEN. FUTILE OR AM ONL CLAIM | ing title under him: You are here Iy uuutsi that I. the undersigned have sXpeuI-u ls5 Hundred Dollars m labor and improvements G7- on ths Carro and Shultz mines, sltuate.l iG t1-I- da del Gro Mining Distinct. Pima county. A-- zona Territory. m order Co ho!i -aii p1'li--s under the provisions of section 2l-i uf t.g B. vised Statutes of the United StIte-. be-H- a amount required 10 hold the same For tL, !as- ending December s1, 1881.
 And If aithin ninety days after pu .hc.tIl- r this notice you fuil or refuse Go coufrihlta y1l1 proportion of such expenditure as 70 c..-isra- your interest in sad claims vIil uecsu- '-- property of the subscriber, under section -i-i febi2W m FRANK SHJLIL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
SUMMONS.

TVTHE JUSTICE 'OURT PRECINCT NO. !. Pima County. Arizona. Before William J.. O-h.'ru. J. F.
 \. W. Bernard and J. F. Curry, co-partners Inier the hr,n name and styleOf A. W. Bernari Co Plaintiffs, Vs. Join D. Campbell. Defend- int t-sugmOus.
 The erritory of Arizona sends greeting tO lohu D. Campbell. Defendant;
 You are hereby summuRed and required to ap- eir before m at my Ofiice m the City of Tucson md county of Pima on the tenth day of June. A. }. i~-3. at lO o'clock. A. M.. Co u-wer the com paint of the above named plaintiff. who demand lf yOu that you are indebted To them m the sum lf forty 76-luu dOllar- for goods wares and nerchHudi-e sold and delivered you at your instance and request. And If fail Co sppea1T nd answer sad complaint as herein required he plaintiffs will take judgment ga'ust you as demanded and for the costs or thIs suit.
 Given undermy hand this Jd day of April. 4. D. S.2 NILLI4M J. OsBOhS.
 'pqWit Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
NotIce.

NOTICE Is HEREBY c VEN Tr,r--
 ~ undersigned has perforIne, as --.'..-i's ti's work fur'the year ending DecemIa-s. worth of work on the Turk n ne ls.....r st gonla Mining District, County uf Pm. .' - 'a- of Ariz0nH, and If II. \. Rrass u--5..-' ...I...l utle under hIm do not come f1rys--.- ..- --g ms share ot sad assessment sa-l. + CT with cost of publication. wltE5- .-. -.'- days from the date of this pubhcl,Io. .=g
 sst In sad clam will. accocdIu., la, -i ' - ~ - the United States become pecf-c e,l .5 t.---' Q. slgned. M 4rr.---
 Tucson. March I5. l-s2 '''->,A
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under him; NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned a cO-owner in that certain mine and inning c!atm known Es the Sacramen- to mine. situated m the Bunker Hill Mining District Graham county. A. T.. has performed one hundred dollar lSIOHOl worth of work or the said mine fOI the year ending December 3l. .ssI and unless you Or those claiming under you pay to me your proportion of sald expenditure within ninety days from the expiration uf the publication of thus notice. your m crest iu ssid is15-eod JAMES QUINLIN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Mining Notice.

To J. E. Lyons. and those claiming under him: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned. cO-OVu in that certa n mine and mining claim known the Oak miue. -ituated in tin Bunker Hill Mining District Graham county. A. T.. has IerfOr Ormed one hum drei dollars worth of work on sad miue for the year ending December SIst. lssi, and un e-s you or those claiming under you pay to D e your pro portion of the said expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of this notIc.- your interest m sand clam will be- ian9s-eOd JAMES QUINLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23

A auti-Clines riot Is reported to nave taken place near Crittenden on the Atchison, Topeka aud Santa Fe railroad rhe contractors sought to introduce Chi nese labor dn the grades. But the white employees, loaded up with Tar Flet whisky, marched in body to the Chinese camp and ordered them to go, and upon their refusing violence was re- sorted to and under the pressure nf rocks and pick handles a stampede was gotten up. The Chinese were afterwards forced to return for their baggage and then await at q side track for train to take them to Benson where in due time they were landed. After dispOsing of the Chinese the mob sought ont MT. Scott, tine contractor, whom they first partially strangled by hanging to a tele- graph pole anh then extorted promise from him that he would not employ the objectionable labor The Chinese beng gone and the contractor nearly dead from abuse the mob then felt sati.fed and things soon resumed their accustomed YoOT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
Le6al.
Mining Notice.

ITO JOSEPH POWLIN OF THOSE PAR
 l ties that may claim under him. The under signed gives nOtlca that he has had the necessary assessment work done Upon the Juha mine. Aino.e district Pima county. d. T.. for tie year ending January [. iss3 and paid the sum uf Slo0 for the same and unle-s the said Joseph Powlln or those owning under hun come forward within ninety days from the date of this notice and pay to me his share of the money paid for as- sessmenr work. sad mine will be hereafter for- feited to me. J. 0. HUthE-
 Turson Iannary eQ T@S2