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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
University Of Virginia..

SUMNER Law LECTURES thine weekly, begin
l'l2th July, 1888, and end 18th September; have
proved OF signal use.-lst TO Students who design
10 pursue their studies this or other law school
I'd 10 those who propose to read privately; and Sd
practitioners who have not had the advantage of
systematic instruction. For circular apply (P O
University of Va to John b. Minor, Prof. Com
and Stat. Law may-25-dW1m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
suit for Damages by Lady Lawyer

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. Mrs, Ada Bitten
bender, Lincoln's lady lawyer, has begun suit
ia the district court of johnson county
against the three saloon keepers of Tecum-
sch. claiming that they killed Frederick
Tuute by overdoses of whisky Damages are
| laid at s1UOOO
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
shot BY Ills wife.

BAITtNoRE, Aug IL l. Conrad law
yer, prominent III professional and so
ciai .lrcles, was shot auj kIiiei toy ms
wife, ueay Glydou, Ia Baltimore county
Mrs Courad has been suffering from illness
tor some tlIue. accompanied by evidences Of
Insanity.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
SCaDE SLUGGeD.

huiiiVao Hops the Floor with the
ssaDPt- Satisfied f.. Right sstmutes.
NEW YoRk, Aug 7-Sullissn sallvd into
Slade like "a cyclone at Madison Square gar
den, and, without apparent difficulty, knock
I'd the Maori out In three rounds The sp-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

po To-. Err .vo PUBLISHER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Sheriff s Sa e.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ENrCUTI Y l SUED ID out Df rla District Court ot tte .rr-t Ju-I- clsi iI-frict uf tar .o.r -ury o- ,r-.ra. Ir sad tor tt- cHuut. of it. a. oa a .d- elt r-u..s si l--s. ll .ts.-D Dl Nl.Elm C.. k-ul.r- and. met .. .H tu.I.H. .Ia Copper O.. falHr. For rl" cum of Tour lauI-aul -ul Ton and -7-l." .al al- io- -alne lf- u4u.lred ..ui NIEefy-lIIr aud .-l.U Dollar. rH-r- uu4 ii-lur eu-u s at the ll.e .l -..Ia I.-r.rrt and aCri. l- Ou-l-, hove lHFlHt upon 70 ip. tp..tuE 4esc. lt'l pr.I .rtl . -.rI1Ir ll h-.Fe. NmiHs ur-frtvr. flt.a c9-E,l, ArtuHH Territory. to-" if- u-ti-.u- cia.m- lo-a nI l-t known .s rle bull Iucsr MI-e. .uH lurH'I4l r.flr- rt which l~ rr. ".rel iu book b. itH or.- ,f NI-a- ut fIwa tuur-y .Iul none. v vsl.L l- la brnS E ircuuls at Nf1r- ut tiul p.ufl. page 1I-- The "llf h.aI '--i- t.r .''..''- i' -r. COT NN t. Is t-t'''i'-i Iu Book ~. .-rurl- ot A.ua- H. tlu' "u. fy. .fl-t- au. To rU which LHUIfln. IorI. t- ..r..I rl- records r.-r.o. rairrurr l- H.rst ua..e or mu.r comp. -r dr-rr.p 20 lon '.e. r" alec -H- Nurll War; q. Q it"n.ou le ul"s.-U 'a. l.. E. con tlcu. -.t ir.orr. ua Ps,.h t.. Ia fl" VI - hawk n- .un..a. tHr .t.U..Hn. rl- F.uI lN, tH" At-Il Ir. tl- Ea.lic -nr G-iuaet- Ia- tuv Sky same len -w1r. .u. Ig t.-. embed fI 60 Iee. from tr-llee h- ~. -Ia .o Uf"Hr-- 5. tH4. 'naHu. tu-e- ts, .a, "a. ..l 1-c tN- 'f Irfti- of hiIlH-. Ee-.rf- O. P.Ul aIl.. rl winch rHcurI- rs f.rrgC. i~ Hs-.ug uau- for Q more .r.afe te-cui l'E- A-o .-.1u su-rer. Jpr'-at
 
 HrI.HIu- 2 ,u-l-ur Lu-.u- a.-t srTill. E ! Gufl.IU- g-ls4 a- S MuTu- l.1T-a- | iH4 .a Adobe LuI.u.u- l-a.i l- r'. A--.y blhc-, and tIIc.. Frame lu.l...u- used a- 70 h1.rllu- House. Frame llilHE U-at a- Sl-ellug hoI-e ! teou, Eul llIus u-ga ss a E.st h-u It ~lu.. Corral and ~hta-, U.-.f .-r wIfh t.9 tract uf and I.ou which s.t tl- .u.duH-- are -.-glr..l .I H..I.I-r.l-- ur Iru #r-.- Go. form lf 60 square, flr Ia.s t -Ile- uf aflcI. rlI wIrh The cardinal ru-ut- ul tar cumpa-- and .lr csarIs ui waIru l- Che D. lur under tt- centre lF rh- -a.d -u.rar .- .t -fouC on rh- aH-h dal ul January, A. U- i--a.
 And uo.ire i- .-ehs gwen that oH ~a-uriar -E- -l- Isy uf Apr- t. Q. i--.. between r..r unur- uf O. o'clock A. I--. and o'clock I M- Iu front of tla Cont .iu.i-H fpHr. a- Ilc-H., IIue County. .rz.ul Ienr..ory. ] Wil sell all cur r-H. f.r.a l t lHfsra-f uf One H.umHI4 Op u-r Company In ant to he a"uv- dr-rr bed proper Ur -u much thereof a= nay he u-ue-- -a-y ra ~s,S fy -le am. Lu. of rge hove iI.l- u-1t and tl arsraIu- -o-t- attend a- -I .I.
 Dated ut ~ieud'. Uace. Iuc-oa. tHI- --rh day at darct. A. D.. i--t Arf-t4-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Stahbinr Anrav-

Fred Hoffman, proprietor of restaurant near The depot, and Louis Hill, who has been con- nectcd with the same establishment, but more recently has been peddling bread and sausagea abuu. the depotupon the arrival of the em grant trsun~ have been on uufrlendly terms for some time. They laid awake nigats to invent ex- pressions that would convey adequate ideas of the utter contempt they mutually shared for each other, and never lost an opportunity to pour out their vials of wrath when they met. Test riay. unframed by too much spurious in- halstio1 Mr. Hoffman applied to Hill the viles, epithets conceivable. together with a succession of blows over the head with a cactus cane. Later in the day he duphca ed theI chastisement. and not content with the effect Of the medicine. sought to administer another dose last night. Now it sometimes happens that even the most pleasant remedies become nauseating when taken tno frequently as for instance castor oil.
 Hoffman saw his patient going down Mesilla street, about g o'clock last night, and when he entered the Garfield House Hoffman and one of his men. named l. luis Hahn. stood ou the oppo- site side or the street until they saw Mir Heyn take his departure for nome. They then crossed to the saloon and entered. using abusive language to HiIl T.e latter paid no attention to them; he pong a cigar and lit it by the candle sitting on the counter. which circumstance brought forth another volley of abu-e from Hoffman and Mr. Jos Dur ordered them out. They did not heed his command but made other demonstrations of violence. when Hiil like a sudden flash of light aing. hurle, Hoffman of among the boxes and barrels on one side and Hahn down behind the pickle barrel m another corner. In the melee Hahn was badly cut m the left side. but by what weapon Is uuknown. After tlis they all went ont. and Hoffman gave h's pistol Co Hahn To finish Hill. Further hostih i=- here ended, as it was then discovered for the first time th.t Hahn was cut. He was taken to his lodgings and a surgeon called who thought the wound was necessarily fatal. but which has since been pronounced not at all serious. Hahn was removed 70 the hospital this afternoon for treatment Hoffman is out on sl0J0 bail and Hill Is sril m the refrigerator
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28

Prnnn.nI. fnr Flnur.
HrRDgy ysEIFE- DErAHT T1TE 0F AErzpNN, OFFICE HITF Cus.1ia~- tAF SUB. ~fENCE.
 HllsILE BARRACKS.
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Hr,pgr ,ErrU, DEptl T,rs, ,roF AErzoNN,
 OFFICE uIEF Cpsli.~~, ,Ni ~JH, HENCE
 HllPlLE HNEhsCKS.
 PHs-r II. l. l.. ttr.i .. l-7- GEALED PR, PJ~ALS IN IhIfLlt - subject ru rh- u-ul eoIIItl.1-. gyil us r'- ceis-I .I tli- ul1rs mad ar he u-lcH= ui .ne N'i- iu- utr.e e.i .si-i-- u1-i -uei"cA- nom, l"n-' s' N.y- L--s af winch fl.ar and lcs- they F.l hs open si .n urs-eure of biiiar- tof furuI~hrE a d ,lal.v,ly of bur. a- fu lows.
 tur apache A. i-. p.UUu ll- t'rt toWlr. A. IT. 6lH,1 li,., Fort 1rsLt. \. IT.. .,i H D. Fort HuscHuca A I.. 4HAa 1l--. Fort Lowell. \ i.. g. O.oUu t.--. .rt cEow~iL A- L. s. Q lis.; % .ous-, A- l.. lh.'' Ls rl Nert- 1' 1.1V nis: nipple .srri s~ A. IT, .H-ln1 1l-.
 p of.l~al- wu-t be arUsupluiru uy bond, W th ts srre- e-. in th- Cus of S oU each and Iu accordance rIth trr furl r.~c- .r r. A pro- D sal uuaccomr rallad Hs -u-h rt Nlll uHt ht t1 be us-cha -d at Che r- u-s-4F Do -f= l- rec s-rved hy th- ~ v-ruu.u.- and. v,ltl G. con sent of The bladder % whom aH award i- uaL it u.y re lurr l-ed- eiiv. rI nr Dut-hl the a.uogu- sw .ulru siU hr r-ll -e.i vit.lu furrg- rv- 0a -. a.f ta Ha.aucr within ninety Jays zfrst uHtt-cfIiru sl a~arf No ul.'- vll. he er- ts taluta t-s samples uD Iurul-ilel. which -luull .ur n- al less ase-eIf than l- pu. ud-. -u rsaCu this ltl-e 1u ur hefnr. Toe dat tfu open h.dz- auaia0t sample or pr. uf The gutl- lfF tl suF-r '--i. tut Cruteup afc-. wrll he To ul-hrl r.uier- on sIr icaflHl. which HHp igs trnn should hr ua % at th- ra Lu.t practicable dfte. The G1yvrugltrt Q r,-.srve- tie rI-f.t co r- !--t su! or al rrulu-a.-.
 Bank p-IuH-I.- Hu1l- and full information as to loo. u re- ot ddirE. csui tirn- .. ba observe hy h,Ii -s and t"ru of utrHct and rtvrEsrt c. pIi. arul-I d ur app. .carsu -U thl- Dl-ce ur 'u ..a toI-ui--lrIts ut r.r JOS ~. i.y-iup-- ru- am uE urH.o-l should Dc mark truu.-a-- For flour at-. nu4 t'' dra--.i .o r.r -ld-r I-u d. or to thr t0mml- slry ar L- sD-f. tt4S f.fAtAN. ap-el. Clp-aiu and t S [. S. Army
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Territorial News.

Born, at Turkey Greek, YavapaI County, April l6th, to the wife oi r. J. Fitzgerald, a son.
 Prescott Democrat: Ms. Baiubridge, who was recently injured in the stage accident between Globe Citt and Sasa Grande, is being attended Dy Dr. h IA. Robinson, aud though It was ai nrst thought her injuries might prov' iaitl, under his skillful treatment she Is d"- ing well and hopes are strongly enter tained of her recovery.
 Miner: The old bogus bullion brick racket" has once more been worked successfully. This time 1T was of silver, and W. A. Smith and George Johnson, two men well known ID sporting circles here, the first named having resided m Prescott for SIX years or more, engln- eered the swindling operation. and sad the brick was worth S3,oUO, but in con- sideration of the peculiarly easy way m which 1t was obtained m Colorado, they would dispose of 1t for Sl.uub tn any gentleman w-o desired tO turn an hon est penny by easy speculation. Now, IT Andy Whitehalr ever pOssessed a dearl! cherished ambition it was tn be know a AS a snrewd and successful speculator, and where could a more certain oppor- tunity be found for establishing such a reputation. The money was pald and the brick changed hands on Monday last. at Mir. Whitehair's room. On the consummation of the sale Messrs Smith and Jackson discovered that pressing l business would necessItate their Imme- ! diate departure from Prescott, and m order 70 do so expeditiuusly they pur- chased Mir. Gosper's gray buggy team and left for parts unknown. Probably | 1t is better for them that they did nol | finger longer here, as they would have been very likely to he pachng ar und somewhere in their frames specimens oi | the lead winch constituted the bricA | that Andy bought on spec
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Electric Lights

Work has begun on the foundations of t1t huildine- to be erected m this cty fo- the Brash- Suan Electric Light Co. All the electrical aI- paratus for botb the large Brush light and the small OF Swan Ieht for dwellings. etc, has been ordered. as well as the power to drive thi- ma chinery. The New York Post of the 18th inst. -Teakine Of the Swan lamp t-e current oeine supplied from a storage box like meter placed m the houses Of consumers. says; The oineers of the Brush Iucaudesc mt Illuminating Oom- pany announce that they are now ready to manu- fracture storage battc les ar the rate of seventy a day, the works in Cleveland. Ohio being finish ed. Brush says he has greatly improved his bat- tsries since the exhibition of thelr power last satdmn. and now has no hesitation in competing with cus on any system Of electric lighting. Con- tracts for lighting by this system have bees made with numerous houses here, and batteries are ,-ourised within One nex three weeks Among other pIaces. the Ce1ual National bank, some of tbe sfo-e- along Broadvg, and the Madison square Thsatsr hzvs DsSn wired 5y tas Con- p4ny."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
>uIIHiUn>

sN THE DISTRICT cot .. tID~I J I. c.aI ur-.rIrt u taa .g-ll oi .a.- rY of ArIlgua.
 William L laudor. .a.rrt- se.- u-.rl >o %. ue-ruta.t- ItuI- Hi ..H.H" -..
 Action r.,U..r.r H.r I..-.-.. .-r Il" - tIr-l su-lcI. | iH-fur lu .r. t.-. ... IH... - Paa .u tl.e l,I.fOg d. A..H.H- l.. ... ry 1t au4lla -r.-- ....H- l" . ~DrH-
 ou are hv -Uuuurst. ..ra. ..I...#. r..a peH a au ar. uu hru - H..rr L-I.- Ir'. .i -. '. ......". i.. tte .-- su" rl- ti---. .. u. flma lu t.. eIr..... u. -s-r tHe gumI plain. r.... s.. ... t.. ". ..- Court uL Tucson fH -.I.. UH". ..... -HILil'llr sr"uu Is.r..- .I.- .U.r tv utr 4a.- .-ssIt-.vg aI ..r aas u. -...r lsfrr L~ -.rgI.- st.uu ..u u. t..= -." "".- -srvs'' a ---- c.lutr. t-t !. -.s.H ".f .' cUulf ruH vIfilr fI.- I --""- s.. r..s ...it-. lr .i. .LHr Cs-.- H.0E ..--
 A.r Euu are UHrsHy rU.. ..s.. .'.. .I ... | a, pear an ar-et fi.r con r.t... -. ..'.F .. iu. re... iie I.aluflI sI.l ...r lu.- .- faul. a.a4rsf .uu tu. r.e sum ul interest rLe.e "a aUa uv.U. rf..r. .-- .r cH-t- and disbursements lr uI- H.-I ' peIdDtI.
 GIv.u under my hand and Che -sri ut -.r. l. urct Ion [. sf Tucson. tu.- aI.I oa. H. l bel- X D.. le--.
 IL.sI LS. WILLIAMS J..A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
What A Prnsn.rtnr Wants.

Every prOspector should carry witt him some glass tubes, a small bottle Oi nitric acid and d small bottle of ammo nia. The latter no man ought to bt without in the mountains, where there are rattlesnakes, scorpions, taTantuias etc, as It is the best medicine to wasE the wounds inflicted by said animals Take a piece of ore and pulverize the same; take an empty cartridge of a re volver: fill the same. and throw that amount in a glass tube filled three guar. ters full of nitric acld, then hold the tube over a cider or candle until tn, same boils, when the sulphurets will form a black sediment at the bottom the clay, lime or other formations will be above that, ani between both. II any silver Is in the same, it will show iI whitish layer; when the whole has been cooled, take few drops of ammo nia. and fl there k any copper in the ore the copper will produce a blue fluid on the top of the glass tube; then take the whole and wash the same through a piece of plotting paper. by which you will save the sulphurets, if there be any.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
TvO Enterprj>pS

"So you would marry EthelY' deman- ded the father as he wheeled around to face the trem plinE lover.
 '.Yes, sir"
 And you have money in bant real estate-bOnds stocks, say SI5,OU ,yorth:'
 "N-no, sir; but l can work up. IT am bound to win, SIT.
 "Howy
 s'I shall go to Florida. buy loo acres oi land. raise 5,OOO,O00 oranges per year for the market, and in tell years l shall be rich
 Hum! Yes! Hum!" growled the old man. "Very enterprising very good opening, young man!'
 Yves, sirp'
 "I have an enterprise on hand as well Ethel will marry Buffalo widower this spring. He IS cousumptive. He wOn'l live two years. He will leave her S200,O0O. Go hencel Gro to Europe fol three years. That will kill him, bury hlm, and give her year to wear weed, and get over her grief Then she's your, cash and all, and l will put my hand Ou your head and bless youm
 When the young man left the house ht didn't seem to believe 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Arrival of New Goods

The effects of the visit of A. D. Otis. senior member of tha firm of A. D. Dus G Co.,. to San Francisco, IS already to ba noticed m the daily arrival of -peci invoi of select goods for the mammo establishment on the corner of Man and Pennington streets Iu this city. which now without further ausnentat ol Of st ,ck, is the most complete m It- various branches of any store m the Territory. Ia Its departments of rrockery and -ls--wars it i- unmatched for ful- ness and varied assortment the side of Sau Francisco. The stock of paIut-. oil- vtruishe-, shelf hardware. lar-p-. gas fixtures. miners a-d mechanics tools. bellows. auviis. bar iron and bar steel of an sizes, WherlbarrOw-, -ledge ham, mers. agricultural implements. window glass window sash4~. door frames. house building 70 B. t=rials and lumber of all kinds all classes. ard for all purpo=s- are sold cheap and in quantities Co sut purchasers. Cor-esppude-cn wIth the iobbins trade solicited as Is al-o the patronage of the resident and transient public. Call ard examine the goods you VII be cautiously treated Wheth sou buy or not.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
application No. .s, tor P.tsEt for iht
 Fre~aaI spring, Wt.i ~lIr.
U.s.LssDo Domez. Igosos Al.l.s..

'.- i-.'' --' -
 NOTICE IS HEi..Bl diyiN cha. l. l... - Copper HIu-u- Company. ry .u-...g N-u-. u. l-r-.t. .lrl Dlt lJ- u-.g ... Af'ur..n!. he O. .l-4 l1r pa..H. .H .H.I -l.rrr t.r. e .Ir ....uH. ~rT NH .-.. -lr'.t.e ....s q --H .e.- .u g u.. -.. .r D. -v-..a A lI.- ..-.r r.. fIut n4..g Ar fHuA .uH.- .lt..u ulI .s us e.lHeI u r.. .s a..f- bold .'.-- u. ...s f-I-l.l ruEstf "U r. .- 'lIc-- a- d -.--l.e.i u- Loo No J- a- ... lus- rp ,lt-
 B -lruIue st poet fa-. lug. i~r.- -Uns.s. -r- Iu a ..- .Hl. ut or -tlu-- a.-r... J. ~ t ~ L a..s.. f- IIa .rI ..- r.H.. ea...UH r. N- a, a..... mn. ~ ilt. le-' Co. D - ut -.laH- ulI-.. '. ~ }l. U.. ue- -. - deg. e uIr. W. -r t... ru.l-- r--l Ilr. Inches -gls-e. -rr tn wuH melf ol clone marked !. h- -- 5- fu..rr c. li lr-. min r sYif feet uH ur-- { ( -. bong. .uU.a- square. s-t ln wlr .w no nf -.uua- m... -a. "I. -. VI. x. t um v..ra flr \. v. ga. .- u"-1 N. (. l.. Nu- = tr-lr- -. i- ts- r.. ..+ far's hence a. Iaz. -5 r.r. l. gt t.. Co gi .s u- ut-IruuE- Variation .Z le-. 4I !. .r ' sad mn. -Isr con a.U- l.it acres and .- d4.y recorded an Iha Recorder D.tI.s for IIH. county. arzona
 An. and al. pe--aa- -Isimiug adv-. -a.g ... whole cor lar portion 70. tu ..l4 . ma. M. site are r.HHI--. .u pla-.ut rlaf. a. s-..s am ir t.I- ulIce urulE r.- -.NrE ia r-r... -. pub .rarI.u h-.ruf- ur They wIl rp barre. .# Vr l. of fl. pH.Fl,ial- nt .lr - afr.as.
 Too t1-e-nln lurlr. .+ H- irr-.l rIHl. -.a.. ... per rl uf ui y- fg rae ARIZONA W fIE. 'lH .EN U-~-u+l er l--rl-. i-ad as tatt i--.. DHarssr Co rL- E.H.I -..s.
 HENET COUSINS. E-el--e-. First Uu hlIeafr1r 4u.. f f--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28

APPiir.- tou No -s5 .or a Yst,s.. s..- ...
 Bucua Nt-fa aiming ,.aru. ,'a U.S.LtND OFFICE. Iro-.y ..-


 Bucua fi-fa aiming t.arr. .''
 q. $. LAND OFFICE. IUl-.S. s.r NOTICE IS HEEEHI GiS N l..... - Santa EIta Land and M r..s Com. (. h. Logd. Ot lua-1l- Au1.l.. .-- i4ci s-euL has as p..e.. for ps..n f.. feet of tle hueus Nl-J. v... ..a.. hetlIu- copper. g.t.a -l-lH.. -rr... 10. .lIl De- -I l.i.t ed -u rlH tUu-- .....r. plUa county. ArIl'ua more ll-.-... crIbri Il tle pl-r 8ud .e... nodes %. ... slrve-' on lir o. l-l- alc-, ali ls-....r.. il1t .o. +- a- lo..o t-. ta-ar.
 ,uI.aarl. lll- q. U- .1lrrfl Isr....-r. ...-.. c-u,er ui clam. ..t 60 Iur posl -z i..It .. Iu a muuAi ot stones u.tr-a.. .,d A.N. ... winch -.sl-E ..u. u.a.s V -- ua..-...~ .- | lJ C distant. and e. M Ne ss. . - a dc-. -,- 50 uuf-- j. -.. C. UI- .H.
 Thence >. -- ie-rr - tl mul..- - the vt- ter.l cad csut-e p.- siam. J Z. - a uUuue ut -.glu-. a.I .-ll. .t. N..-.
 Thence N. Ue.Fe.- '- uIulre- .t ..... NV corner pu>. -Al .l.l t.. .a.l-. .a.. srole-. .l..Ias-i b. . No.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Miiiiarx Orders.

HE,DQUAETERs DEPARTMENT OF ARIzoSA { WHPpIE BNRRACEs PRESCOTT April IS, lSs3 { Special Orders No. %.
 I. Pursuant to authority from the Adjutant Generals office, dated the 5th instant, the com ma ding officer at For Grant will grant a fur. loagh for four months 10 Sergeant Thomas Nolan Troop F, Third Cavalry with permission to go To Baltimore, Maryland.
 II. Typographical Assistant Paul Winckler General Service Detachment at the headquar- ter-, will proceed without delay to Tucson, 4 IT. and return. on public business under instruction. from the Engineer of the Depart mem.
 The Quarrermaste-'s Department will furnish necessary transportation. and the Subsistence Department conn. l.utation of rations at the pre- s-uhed rates. for The necessary number of days.
 IiI. Captain John q. Bourke. Third Cavalry. is appointed Ac-i 2 Assistant Adiutant General of troops in the field.
 By order of Brigaiier General Cook.
 J. P. METIN.
 Resistant Adiufaur tr.uaral
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Obituary

Samuel r. Rs-e was born m Crawford County. Penn. September 9th. 1850, and disd in Tucson. April 2lst, ls,2. ter lingering illness of four months He suffered m ensely most of The time. but bore it ch-erfu.iy and comp aIniuEiy. To the ia-t hIs thogshtfa! care nf his mother con- tinuei He was her oldest child and during her widowhood be tried Jo take his fathers place in caring for hI- mo her. A Ittle Tore than two years -ince he loft his home with only few dol lars. but by hI- uHt.rirE industry he had accumu- lated quite property. It was his ambition 10 ama-- wealth and had he lived he would no doubt have accomplished his purpose
 What contract 10 many of our young men who have spent their t'm- and money in our -a- ons, 6is mo-her has been acco-tumed to look anxiou-ly for his coming home. He will come no more but the msmors of his uuselh-h iuva his consistent life Wlh ever be foudly cherished.