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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

IT IS reliably reported by a gentleman recently from Charleston, that the kill iug Of NIT. Peel at that place a few day- ago, could not have been intentional as he was not known to have an enemy in the country, and that whatever may have been the intention Of his murderers they certainly did Dot mean his death. The surrounding events which transpired at the time are yet shrouded in mystery, as those who were in the room with him at the time in question, eifectel their escape and did not return to sec what had become of poor Peel until m outsider chanced to enter a hall hour later, when his lifele5s body was discov- cred lying across a chair and against the door. He had been shot through the beart and so close had the rifle been that his clothing had been set on fire, and had 1t not been for the opporbIne arrival ot the gentleman who discovered the body, ii together with the entire place would most probably have been con stunned. The hat and mask found in the neichborhood are supposed to offer no clue to the perpetrators of the deed as they were most probably left there with an evident view to mislead any one seek ing theIr identity. The murder has ere ated an intense excitement all though that country where Peel was so well and fsvorably known. His death will be a severe afliction to his father, Judge B. L. Peel. who has inst recovered from a long illness and who but lately buried his wife. A daughter IS also said to be quite ill in Sonora. For the past several years the family nave resided iu Los Angeles and are among fhe most honored and respected Of her citizens. It is deeply to be regretted tha; SD untimely an ending shouli have befallen the son m almost the commencement of his era of usefulness. He, together with Nr. Kelleher and Mir. Iugoldsby, are the getters up of a typographical map Of Tombstone and surrounding districts and of which 1t may be sad there Is nc finer piece Of typographical work to be iound ID the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Rxv w IT Rvvns said that when in Fl

REV. ". H. REED said that when in Fl Paso he was by curiosity led to make casual inspection of one of the different lodging houses of the town. The build ing was probably seventy-fse feet long and just wide enough to admit Of mar row passage between two rows Of cot beds which to the number of seventy covered the entire floor with the excep- ton of the passage named and a space of about six inches between each cot. The keeper, evidently a German, was profuse in his offers to accommodate the Bishop with bed, and upon being told that he was not in need of such a hous- sing, kindly extended the same invita- ton to any of his friends, and only des- isted in the praise of his sleeping ar
 engagements when the Bishop quaintly told him that he wanted nOt'iing more than to see how he packed his sardines. Mir. Reed further said that the town was much in need of a good hotel as the travelling public were much inconven- ced by the general lack of accommoda- tions, a number of guests at the hotel being nightly obliged to sleep in chairs, in lieu of beds which the first corners and more fortunate ones occupied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
U.S. LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARIZONA,
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N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HAT DAN " tel W. Lyon has hled notice of his intention to make nnal proof m support of his Pre-enp- ton Declamt0ry Statement No. 65l. and secure hnal entry thereof before the Register and Re ceiver at this office on the 18th day of March. iss2 at 10 o'clock n m. for the Et,. Nhi, and Els of SEIa, Sec. 29, T. 2I $, k. l6 F. and names the following ls his witnesses VIZ. Thomas Hughes, Sylvester M. Lowell and Mark EzeSiels, of Crittenden, AT. and Ehhue B. Van kuren. of Tucsun. A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication Fehruary 2D ISs2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
NOTICE.

nF MARIA M. BERGER BEG DINING SOIL V Trader Know Ill men by these presents. that | Maria N. Berger of the city of Tucson, County of Pima. Territory of Arizona do hereby give nOtlce that l intend from tlls date % carry on business as sole trader m the clty and county afnre=aId. m my own name and % my own ac- count pursuant Co an Act Of the Legislature of the Territory of Arizona ps-sed December Sl A. D. isfi, entitled "Of fIe rights of nIarr q women and sections 2i tu 2l inclusive. of the Act arnendatOry thereof and supplemental there to. The nature of the business, trade. profession or art 1 intend 70 c1rry on, are farming, stock raising buying and selling real estate, buying and selling gOods and merch8ndise. ID rchandis- ing generally at Tucson, san Juvler and other places in the County of PiulA. and from this date l will be personally and individually responsible in my own name for all debts contracted by me ou account of my said trade. tusiness. profession or art MARIA M. BERGLR.
 Tucs~u Pima County, Arzona Territory. March l6. i.,2. mhls-4w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
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Mining Notice.

ITO JOSEPH PowLIN OR THOSE PAh-
 l ties that may claim under hir The ~ ~ende-- signed giyes notice that he has had the nes'sr.ls a--sssment work done upon the Juia Inlhe, Arnoie distinct Pima county. 4. IT.. for the year ending January 1, 1882 and paid the sum ot s1so for the same and unless the sand Joseph roElin or those owning under him come forSard Withi1 ninety days from the date of this notics ana pay to me hi- share of the money paid Tor as easement work. said mIne VIII Do hereaIter ioh~ feited 10 J. u- hCNhI--
 Tucson January 2e, iSS2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Mining Notice.

To J. B. Lyons. and those claiming under him; NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 V undersigned. n cO-OWner ID that certain mine and mining claim known as the Oak mine, situated in th, Bunker Hill Mining District, Graham county, A. T.. has performed one hun drei dollars worth of work on said mine for the year ending December 3lst. 1851, and unless you or those claiming under you pay tO me your pro portion of the said expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication of this notice your interest in said claim VIII be- isn26-sld JAMES QUINLIS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Mining Notice.
JAMES QUINLIS.

To J. B Lyons. and those claiming under him: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned. a co-Owner in that curtain mine and mining claim known as the Sacramen- to mine. situated m the Bunker Hlu Mining District. Graham county A. T., has performed one hundred dollars (SiOjJOl worth of work on the said mine for the year ending December Sl. IsS1 and unless you or those claiming under you pay to me your proportion Ot sald expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication Of tms notice your ID crest in said ja2s-sDd JAMES QUISLIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

Before and after betrothal: "lhe Young Unengaged Bird-She is slight, light and bright; fond of the society of the cousin bird; chatters a good deal at feed time; Is addicted to meaningless interrogatiOns. round games, bOnbOns, fragments of the slang berry and semi plucked undergraduate birds, upon which she feeds voraciously. Sue IS frequently found chirruping with others of her tribe at the pluming or 'dO-cOme- in .o- -my-rOom-and-brusl your hair hour. The Engaged Bird-Generally seen fiit- ting mysteriously around the rousseau tree. in the evening prefers sitting ont on q branch and watching fappers; has been known to smile On the best man bird and cause much irritation thereby. As a rule, feeds with one claw concealed, and Is invariably lost at a picnic, to the amusement of the matron birds and envy of the happers. The flesh IS white and soft London World.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

ITmay be here mentioned and ii IS to be hoped tha, brick layers will take due notice of it tha, there IS general scarcity Of their craft in Tucson. The demand far exceeds the supply and any good brick layer coming to the town will have no difficulty in at once securing employment al pood Mages.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

TIE rendition of Esther" has been expected for some time, and many per sons outside of town have kignifed their intention of being present It is eI- pected that before Friday night not 6 seat will be left untaken. Remember they are reserved without extra charge al Mansfeld's for one dollar each.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
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for Patent to the Crescent
 Mining Claim No. l6S.
'. s. LAND OFFICE, TrosoS. AAIzoSA,

'. $. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS. ARIzoSA
 March Is. ls-3. >rOTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Morning Ssar and Crescent tonsolidA'ed Sil- yer MIning Company If Arizona by its duly au- tho.ized a-ent. e,Ii- r. BlvIns- has made aI,pil- cation for a patent to i3 linear iet ut the rt- cent vein lode Or mine i deposit, bearina; silver and other mineral. wI-h surface ground uIu Feet In width. siru.ted in Meyers 1lining District Pima county, Arzona, mOre p9rueular4y ue- scribed by the ficial plat and held-u"tes ot sur yey on tle in this ot.ce and designated ss Lot No sq as follows tO-slt:
 Beginning at the orr Siual location monument at center of < VI end ct Clalm. at a post SX4 ms ft long. set m a mount of stones, mar <ei . W E C M. from which | \ NJ Ai No I be4Ts N fj de- F ginO feet dist Thence \ hs dss- W S' -,,or,rd of stones marked .-C ; W C." Thence \ 23 deg f. Itl5 ft to W COT post 3Xl lns tt lons set in rsoUnd of slon'=. marked - C N W O- Thence e deg F. &u ft to \ end center post sxi ms. fl long. set m mound Of stones niArAe9 -C r. T. C. from which dlscoNely shaft and initial monument bears S = deg W ''t II clst: Thence \ on same llne Sti.3 f Co intersection Ot W end line of the Morning Star M C. to mOuu- rnent of stones from which the \ " cor uI tlie ~AlOrr. 2 Star" bears :, deg 90 min T., :9tis ft dist, @1GO fl to \ r. cor post s54 ms IT l0Is t in mound of stonts marked C ' l. '. Thence l, Zs de., W 10 ft to monument ot stones at the intersection of S eide line of the Morulng star f-1m which the . cor of the Morning Star" b.-.rs $ sl deg s0 min W liS ft dist. and continuing thence lt{3 ft tO . l. cor poet 5x4 ms fl long, m mound of stones, marked ' \ l. (. hence \ e de2; W Su 1t to location monument and place of beginning. Variation, IS deg 8 east.
 Total area lQ.s) acres, less 0s5 acres area in conflict.
 Total are. claimed, l9.h acres.
 The said mining clam! K duly recorded m the office of the Recorder of Pima county, at Tucson, Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any part of the Crescent mining claim are reuulrel tO present theIr adverse claims ID thi- office during the sixty days penOd o' pub hcation hereof or they wIll be barred by the pro- visions Of the Statute. ....---.....
 HkNRY COUSINS, Register. The foregoing notice l. ordered Co be published sixty days m the EEKLY ARIZONA JITIZEN Of tucson. which paper ls ueslsnHted as that Issued nearest to sad c-alm-
 HENRY COUSINS Register. Fit r.rhllrntinrl M.r..h Il I...
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

THE following named persons which were recently sentenced by the District Court, will leave in iron and under escort for Yuma this evening. Not that they are dissatisfied with the accommodations of Sheriff Pauls hotel, but a desire on their part to, ID a measure, prepare for the beauties Of the world to come hy acclim- atizing themselves m the delightful pre- cincts of the Territorial penitentlary al the place named. Julian Perez deSer- rano, for rape, ten years; Wilson Ely grand larceny, three years; W w Will hams, burglary, two years; , Backus, burglary, one and one-half years; Paul Wagner, felony, one year; Chas. ?rindle, grand larceny, two years; U Ghagam, grand larceny, two years; James Stewart, felony, one and one-half years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Mining Nnfice.

To John Flanagan. and those claiming under
 him.
 ~ undeFsi gned a co--wner m that certain nine and mining claim known the Three Times Loser hine. sIfualed m the tachIse Mining irstrict C0chI-e County. ArIznna. mas performed one hundred dollars worth of work on ihe sad mine for tbe year endirg December sI= 1881. and unless you or those claiming under you pay 70 me your proportion of the said expenditure within ninety days from the expiration of the publication 5f thIs notice your interest in said clam will become my prop eIty.
 =hIl-eOd JACOB q. WALL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

TursYs Pm

ARIZONA IERRruR4. Ist-..- ITO GEN. TUTTLE OR AM UN. I..- ing uue under hIL- iula-- a.H.....-.. that I, the undersigned. bav. .t..- Hundred DO-lars in labor and lll..l,.-..-. on the Carro and Shultz mines -lraa.a.i .- .. da del Gro Mining Di-r-lrt Pm. .--.- 4 zOna Territory, m order tu EH.i -a. .. under the provisions of -ec.lur -E.t f..... vised Statutes of the UnIr-i Srst-- t.-...- amount required Co hold cla -..-.a f.--.. ending December 3l. 1,-l.
 And If within ninety days after r1 ...... 4 this notice you fan or refuse tr o,.- t.. proportion of such eNpcudItl--- .-s .-...- your interest ln sand c.aIm- wl. a.-... . property of the sEbscriDer, under section ... febi2W iIn FRANK SEuLLE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

his breath. He made his will the day before his died wiling all hls property to Mrs. Eva Margent Sehimpf. of konig, III OdenwOld, via Damstadt, Germany, and requested me to attend to hls mat ters. He had 5000 with him. He was buried at Norton's Landing. Deceased had resided in this country for about eight years. and was heldin high esteem bv all who knew him as a kind hearted and upright citizen. He had been en- gagged in stock raising and sold out his cattle just before leaving Mohave. We extend our hear felt condOlence to his bereaved mother.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

MR. J. O. DUNBAR, Treasurer of Ca chise county, came in from Tombstone last evening and registered st the Pal ace, as did also, MT. B. A. Packard, a prominent mining man and Mir. A. J. Mitchell, civil engineer, of the same rlaca
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO T. M - lerkes that the undersigned ms performed the annual asses-uIsnt work. smO lntIng % one hund ed dol ass Tor the year l5-l. D the IucsOr mIne. ID can Xavier bllls. about i've mlles south of Tucson, Pima county, A. T.. and you are here by notified that unless you ray your proportion lS5 Ot the sane within days from the date oi publication Of thls notice. your interest ID sald mine glll be forfeited tO me. acuurdlng 10 law, and you wlll alsO psy tks cost of t4is advertise ne1E J.A. SILVA.
 JAa1ArY 3Oth. iss2- snW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
NOTICE.
TUcsoS. PIXA COUNT, [ 'FRRITORY. January l. isS2. ]

TUcsoN PIXA COUNT,
 ARIZONA TERRITORY, January l. lss2. ITO RICHARD HOWELL OR ANY ONE I claiming title under him:
 You are hereby notified that l. the undersigned have expeuiied One Hundred Dollars ID labor and improvements upon the NOnparel Mine, situated in lyudall Mining Distinct. Pima county, ArI- EOna Territory. in order to hold sand premises under the provisions of section 2S-4 Of the ke- vised Statuies of the United States. being the amount required ts hold the same for the year ending December Sl. i5Sl
 And if within ninety days after publication of this notice you fail or ref1se 10 contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a co-O~ner. your interesr in said claim will become the prop erty of the subscriber. under section 2S2t.
 Jan s-sm JAMES BARRETT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
An Honest Man.


 An insurance agent who started out from Chicago to do little business in the country cane along to an old tumb e-down farmhouse, and started III for d risk. The farmer seemed to take kindly to the ldea, but wanted to learn all the particulars first.
 "Do you mean to say that can get the old house insured for S5OO?' he asked.
 "Yes, 1 gu ss sO."
 And the company issoundE
 "Sound as dollar
 And they pay promptly?
 Right on the nal
 And you mean to say that if insure my house for $500 and she burns down the company will pay me that sumT
 That's 1t.
 "Ihen go ahead and insure, and if you come back this way tomorrow you might as well stop ard view the ruins, and report 10 the company that a defective fue carried Ter off while the family was at prayer-meetingT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

Ar a special meeting of the City coun cil held in the office of Judge Bragg lasi evening the folIonins resolution was in. troduced and adoi ted with the under. standing that the pipes in question shoul. not be removed for the next fcrty-eigh baurs succeeding.
 WHEREAs. II has been brought to th, attention of this Council tha. Nr. M. c Eimore and other persons acting wi;l him have. during Saturday night an. Sunday last, been engaged, without au thority Of lar and in defiance of the Cit, Marshal, in digging up the streets O IC-son and Imbeddng water and othei pipes therein: therefore,
 Resolved, That the Acting City Mar shal be and he k hereby authorize an0 directed to forthwith employ suficien force and prevent any further excavation in the streets or alleys of this city fo. the purpose of laying or imbeddinl water pipe: and he Is further authorize, and directed to dig up and remove al water pipes which, since March T, 1882 have been laid ia said streets an, alleys, and also all pipes of any kind which have been laid or imbed ded in the southerly half of street, running east and west, and the westerl, half of streets running north aud south, except such pipes as have been or ma, he laid under the authorlty of Ordinanc e, No. B. granting the right to lay water pipes to R. \. Beatherwoud and his as sociates and assigns.
 Hon. Thos. Fitch and Benj. Morgan. Esq, appeared m advocacy of the resolu- ton, and Judge F. 4. Smith and Judge Aievander Campbell in opposition to it
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
yotlee.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned has performed as assessment work fnr the year ending Decenbel- 3l. is-l. SluO guuIa Mining District County ut PI ma. Territory of Arizona. and if II. S. Bragg or those hOldlng title under him do not come forward and pay his share of sand assessment work. namely one-half or sj0 for above named clAim. togeth- CT with cost of publication. within ninety tvll days from the date of this publication, his inter est ln sand claim Sill. according Co the laws Of signed !. N. ALLISON.
 Tucson. March E. iss2 sn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Tucsnn. March 9i. Iss2.

|. LAND OFFICE AT IUcsoS. ARIZONA
 March 23, lss2. NOTICE Is HER. BY GIVEN THAT J J-SUs ~ D.as has hlec notice of hls intention tO make fnal proof a. this office m support of hls pre-emptIou declaratOry statement No. eS. Ou the Eth day of April Iss2, at 10 o'clock a. m., and secure hnal entry thereof for the W if and NF. hs and SW is Of SW is of section a. town shIp l5 > of k zD |. and names the folloNing as hi. witnesses: Frsncisco Grinlba, Antonio GTi- iaibz. Leonardo AIodAcO and Ramon PschecO, all of re- Alan Q, A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. First publication March 25th. 5S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

TIE General Hancock mine, located in the Greaterville district, Santa Rita mountains, and held by Robinson < O., is being pretty thoroughly snatomized as 1t is now iA eightieth parts with pos sible prospects of still further subdivi- sion to one hundred and sixtieth and then-well. figures can split most any thing
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
NOTICE
Tucs6s. PIMA CoUsTY,

ARIzONt TERMIOEY. December Sl. 1881. ITO JOHN LONG OR ANY ONE CLAIMING | title under him.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned have expended fifty dOllaIs m labor and improve ments upon the Tuba mine, situated m Greater vile District formerly smiths DistrIctl Pima County. Arizona Territory. m order To hold sand premises. under the provisions of Section 2g24, of the revised Statutes of the United States, be 1881.
 And if within ninety days of the publication of this notice you fzil or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure and to pay Tor publication of this notice. as a cO-Owner your interest in sad claim will become the prop erty of the subscriber under section 252+.
 ian15-sn E. B. BLANCHARD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Ap ,.icati0n for Patent tO the Morning
 Star Mining Claim NO. l72.
U.s.LAND OFFICE, TUc.oy, ARIZONA,

U.S. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS. ARIZONA.
 March i7th. lSs2. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Morning Star and Crescent Consolidated Silver Nm u. Comiany of Ar.z0ua by Its duly authorized agent. Beui. r. BIvils has made ap- plcaiion for patent Co l. i3o linear fCrt of the Morning ar vein. lode or mn srsl deposit. bear Ing silver and other minerals. with surface ground SD feet m width. sitIated m Meyer $ Mining District. Pima County. Arizona. more fully described Iu The official plat and field notes Of survey. on file m this office, and designated ss Lot No. &, a- follows. Co vii:
 BelnuIns at the initial monument at the cen fer Oi tle westerly end 0f claim at post SNl lns. [ r. long set in a mound Of stones. marke,! - H. S. |. M: thence \. deg. sl mn. W. aU feet to NV. cor. pu-t 8Ni ns. ft long, m mound of stone marked " N. =. V. v. ~; then 'e V. si deg, 3l mlH. F. I.26l f. Co inters get on of The N. side me of the "Gunsight n. C." to post sxi ms. ft. long, m muunl or stones, marked VI. S. NJ. c." from which the southwest corner of the GunsiEht begts south ji deg. W. s4 , ft dis- tslnt and tSI ft. Co th- northeast cor of lHim to p.lSt aVl Inz ft. long. m mound Of HtOue-. marked M. <. N. r.. t."; thence \. deg. 3l m4u. r.. SJ feet Co Ca-t end center and original location monument, lt also being the snuthSrs center end monument of The 'Gun-irht' To a post marked -'tf x. G. I.. and pu The wet side marked M. sc. M from winch the southwc | corner of the ~Gunsisht' bean N. 3i deg. w. S0u feet dIsiant: thence \. deg. S min. F.. 60Q feet to the <. F. corner poet 3xi ms ft long. m a mound of stones. marked M. <. S. r. O..' from which U. S. V. VI. No. | bears :. 2l deg. w.. i24 feet distant: thence \. st deg. :0 min. w.. i.4D feet To southwest corner post g ms. tt. Tor m mound of stones. marked .i. S. .. (. thence \. deg. 90 mn. W. SD feet to the lnitIa! monument and place of beginning.
 Variation, I3 deg Sj min. L.. Area. 1869 acres The area, exclusive Of conflict, O.5l acres not claimed. being 1916 acres.
 The said mining clam is duly recorded ID the office of the Record of Pima County. at Tucson. Auzppa.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any part of the Morugu- Star Nining 'laIn arc required Co present their adverse claims in thi= Otlce dunug the sI:;ty dHys period O. publication hereof, or they will be barred by v4rtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. The foregoing notice IS ordered Co be published for $ days in the WEEKLY ARIZONA CITIZEN. which paper l. designated as that issued near est the claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publics.iou March lg. l5s.1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

IT was stated in a contemporary few days ago. on authority of Col. c. P. Sykes, that better ordinary meal could be had anyvh ere between Tucson and Calabasas than in the city of London. Colonel Sykes, however, makes distinc- ton in favor of Tubac, whose hotel fare averages little better than wind pud- ding"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES c URT, TERRI IORf ! of Arizona. ounry of Pima Before John w. Fuqua, Justice of the Peace. Precinct No; To-
 R IT. Haycs. plaintiff vs. charles Fuller, de- fendant. Demand Si37.pD.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 Charles Fuller. defendant: fOu are hereby sum rnoued and required to appear before me at my oeice in the town of Hsrshaw, and County or Pima on the 18th day of April. A. D. los-. st io o'clock s- m., to answer the complaint or the above named plaintiff who demands of you that you are indebted to him in the sum of one hun dred and tWenty-seven dollars. And If you faiI to appear and answer sad complaint as hereiii required the plaintiff wlll take judgment against YOU Rs demanded and for the cots of this suit.
 Given under my hand this eleventh day of Feb ruary A. D. is-2- -
 feblQ-utd JOHN W. EUQIA, J. r.