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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
District Court.

MONDAY, March F. The District Court met at 10 a. m. The Grand Jury was impannelled as follows: Paul Moroney, ST., J. H. Grata- cap, Levi M. Prince, c. B. Sessions, Ja- cob .. Mansfield, Thos. Belknap, II. $. SteTens, David Durham, David T. harshsw, J. f. Coyne, G. A. Avery, R. '. Pearson, Chas. Cranz, Jr., Isaac Hood, 5. F. Bivins, Paul Hummer, B. A. Jacobs, R. R. Richardson, II. F. Ben net J. \. Mason.
 List trial jurors called and jury ex- clssd until Tuesday at 10 a. m. J- A. Maynard was appointed bsiliff oy request of the United States Marshal. The calendar was called and cases Set.
 TUESDAY, March l3. List Of trial jurors called, and three attachments ordered issued for default ng jurors. Jurors excused till Thurs day morning.
 J. L. Hepburn was appointed orIer of neCourt.
 Thomas Fitch vs. Tiger NJ. q NJ. Co., Passed by consent till March "A. ]. Derre vs. A. Blanc ct al.-MotlOn Co refer to E. W. Risley submitted. ChEs. Bsin vs. Dubois Iooker, set for March 24.
 Gilded Age Mining Company vs. John H Behan, Sheriff, transmitted to Co., eblss county.
 Chas. T. GrofF vs. W. F. Stevens, set Tor March 20, 10 a. n.
 WEDNKsDAY, March IA. |. S. Of America vs. J. c. Tiffany ct al and 9 other cases continued till Thursday, March b.
 The grand jury made a partial report, ha1ing indictments against the follow lng parties:
 Territory vs. Daniel Moore, arson. Territory ys. James Knight, three in- dlclments, forgery.
 Territory ys. Margarlto Oehoa, grand larceny.
 Territory vs. Jno Drummond, assault Elth intent to kill
 Territory vs. Alex Hilander. Two ln- dictments, misdemeanOr and forgery. Territory vs. Harry Sinclair. Two in- Gciments. burglary and attempt to com mi mdrier.
 THURSDAY, March l5. United States vs. James r. Lee; trans is-red to COchise county.
 lerrItOrT vs. W. F. Schneider. On no1on of the District Attorney, nolle pos. was entered.
 W. F. Fitzgerald vs. l.. 5. Foster; dis nissed upon plaintiffs motion, the same. isaylng been settled, each party paying ms own costs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Restaurant With 75 B0aTdGFS. LOrdSburg, New Mexico. Address Misses Urban & O'BPien
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ProposaIs for Military SuppIies.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA OFFICE OF TIE CHEZ QUARTETMAsrEE, .
 WHIPPIE HAEKACKs, [
 PRESCOTT. 4. T., March 15, ls55 = FAILED PROPOSALS. N TRIPLICATE, - subject C. the usual conditions, wIll be re- ceived at this stiice until r. o'clock. noon. on Friday, April 70. lssJ, at which time and place they VIII be opened n the presence of bidders. for furnishing and delivery of Military Supplies during the hscal year commencing on the lst day of July, l-sj. and ending on the S0sh day of FUEL-Hard and Soft Wood. Charcoal and Bi- luminous Coal; fOEAGE-8ar.ey or Oats, Bran. Corn and Hay: SrRAw-(Or Hay for bedding or such of said supplies as nav be requirei at Fort Apache Fort Bowie. Fort Grant. Fort H ua- chuca, Fort Lowell. Fort McDOWell Fort Mo iave. san Carlos Fort Thomas Fort Verde and Mnipp!e Depot, A. T.
 Proposals will also bc received at the same time by the Quartermaster at each of the above named posts. except Mhipple Depot, A. T., for furnishing the supplies required by that post only.
 Proposals for FoRAGE and STRAW required at Maricopa station, A. T.. will be receIval and opened at the same time as the foregoing ht the office of the Chief Quartermaster of the Depart ment.
 Proposals will only be received for delivery at the posts named.
 Proposals for either class of the stores men, toned or for quantities less than the whole re- quired will be received. The Government re- serves the rlgtt tO reject any or all proposals. preference will be given to articles of domestic production. Blank proposals and printed c1rcu- lars stating the kind and estimated quantities quired at each post, and giving full instructions as to the manner of bidding amount of bond to accompany proposals. conditions to he observed by bidders and terms of contract and payment, will be furnished oH application to this otice or tothe Quarternasters al he varlous posts named. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Proposals for --- at '' and addressed to the undersigned or Co the respective poet QuRrtermasters.
 marl6-6t A. J. MCGUNkIGLE
 Quartermsstsr U. S A. mal6 6t Chief Quartermaster.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Lumber for all Purposes.

The mammoth lumber yard of Messrs A. D. Otis & Co. is, despite the increas- ing spring trade, filling up at the rate of car load per day over and above all sales. When the stock is completed il will be hard to match either in quantity, quality or variety. The lumber is of eastern growth and is said to be remark able for it's clear working grain, tenacity and durability.
 Mining men, house and bridge build CTS. or in fact, anyone having occasion to use lumber, either hard or soft, fin- Ished or in the rough, will do well to give the firm call. Iu addition to the well filled yard the road to the mills is always open SO that orders for any amount, size or shape of timber can be filled and delivered without hindrance or delay. The lumber yard in complete ness is, however, but well conducted branch Of the business carried on by that prosperous firm. Their assortment of crockery anu sias3war IS without equal in the Territory. Their line of miners and mechanics tools is also very extensive; of oils, pants, varnishes and sienna, window glass, frames, doors and shelf hardware the stock is complete. The retail as well as the jobbing trade is solicited. Prices are Of the lowest. Give the house a call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
A Progressive Movement.

Quite an important real estate tram saction has taken place during the past few days, through MT. A. P. Petit The property owned by Mir. J. P. Chsraleau, fronting nearly seventy feet on Con- gress street and extending back to Maiden Lane, running from Court street to the new building of MT. R. M. Will kins, has been purchased by MT. R. c. Pearson for the sum of Sl3,5O0. NIT. Pearson contemplates the erection thereon of as fine block as can be found this side of San Francisco, and has the plans now in course of prepars- ton by Mir. Petit. The excavation for cellar under the whole building will be commenced very soon, and the work will go forward as rapidly as pos sible.
 Contingent upon the construction of this building, MT. Charaleau will erect a very fine business block on the "Old Corner" as it is called, the northeast corner of Court street and Maiden Lane, now occupied by Frank Cory as saloon.
 These improvements are ofgreat value 10 that portion of the city, and mark an era of its growth. The old fashioned, unsttrsctive mud structures of primitive construction are fast giving way to modern progressive ideas, and but few more years will elapse ere the antique appearance of Tucson will be replaced by attractive and massive blocks of modern architecture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Proposals for Army Transportation

IiOpVsatN AVt hAhil IT diSsfoI tdNlpH HEADqUkRTEEs DEPARI NEWT OF ARIZONA, !
 OF1CE CHIEg QUARTEIIMAsTER,
 MHI PILE BARRACKS.
 PRESCOTT, A. T.. March i5. 1883 ] C FAILED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATk - subject Co the usual conditions ys1u he re. urday, April 1t. i,s3, at which time and place they will bo opened In the presence of bidders for the Iransportatlon of Military Supplies Ol the following described routes in the Depart ment of Arizona. during the fiscal year com. mencIng July ]. lss3' and ending June sO, lsst by wagon. VIZ:
 ROUTE No. 1.-From Maricopa. A. T.. to Fort Mcdowell. Whippls Depot and Fort Verde. A. T. RoUTE No. 2 From Ash Fork. A. T.. to Whip ple Depst, Co Fort Verde and 10 Fort McDowell A. T., and from Holbrook. A. T., to Fort Apache AT.
 RoUrE No. 2-Fron Bowie Station. 4. T.. to Fort Bowie, A. T.. and e Fort Grant Fort Thomas and Ssn Carlos, 4. T..
 And tO and between all points net located more than one hundred QOOl miles distant from the route lines or their termlnl as above gwen: except shat the contractor for Route No. shall nut bs required e transport stores to or from any poIut located more than twenty-five tZ5t mlles nlrth of the Glis River
 All stores arriving by the Southern Pacific liailruad for Whipple Depot. Fort Mcdowell and via Route No. ].
 All store. arrIying by the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad for post- in the Department will be shipped via Route No. 2.
 
 Forts BOwle. Gran Thomas and San Carlos A. T.. will be skip ed via Route Nos
 ths Government. however. reserves the right. where W more routes reach the same poet, to use any or all of them at Its pleasure. Proposals Tor transportation on any or all of the routes above nsmed vIll be received Blank proposals, forms of contract and printed circulars stating the estimated quantities Of sup pEes tO be transported and gIvlng full Iuforma- uCu as Co the manner Of bidding. conditions to be observed by bidders, Amoant of bond Co ac- company proposals. and terms of contract and payment, vili bs furnished on application to this office or to the offices of the Depot Quarter master at San frsncIsco. Cal. Fort Lsaven- worth, hansas, Santa Fe. N- H., and the Post Quartermasfer Fort Lowell A. T.. also by the QuarterJ aster's Agents ,t HOlbrOOk Ash Fork Benson. Bowie and Aa1copa, A. T.. and Los Angeles. Cal
 Euyrlopes containing proposals should be marked "PrOposals for Transportation on Route No. -" and add. essed to the undersigned
 A. J. MCGONNIGLE.
 Quartermaster U. S. A mafT 6t Chief Ouarsa--naa~a-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
TOMBSTONE TOWNSHIP.
Judge Pinney Renders n Decision in Fa-
 Vor of the Settlers.

! Vor of the Settlers.
 EDITOR CITIZEN:
 There is a universal feeling of satis faction among the citizens of Tombstone st the decisions rendered by Judge Pin ney m the Townsite cases which have been pending so long and involve SC much of vital interest to the people The deed formerly given by the mayor IS set aside as void, and the land-grab. bers are to be dispossessed of their un. lawful claims. It is certainly to be hoped that this decision may be final, but the perpetrators of this gigantic scheme will leave no stone unturned to keep their case in the courts so long as Tombstone lives and Tombstone town lots are of any value.
 It has naturally put an effectual check on any improvements on town property which has been involved, and instead of homes which would seem habitable to a dweller Tn a more civilized community, three-fourths ot the dwelling places in town are a sickening travesty on the word home.
 There seems to be promise of i'm. provement this year, however, as hun dreds Of young shade trees have been planted, mostly by private enterprise, and the city authorities are ridding the principal streets of the rocks and refuse winch have been a grievous annoyance m the way of pedestrians as well as an eyesore. The article in the March liar pers description of Tombstone is quite foreign to its present appearance and and Is worthy of preservation as memento of the time when, indeed, It was 'spasm of aggressive modern ism"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

H. BUEHMAN & CO, DHOTOGRhPHEIS.--A LARGE ASSORT- I ment of Arisosa vievs on hand; Picture Frame made to orler and Mouldiugs on hand. NosIi6 Csngrsas street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Brevities.

There IS one great composer left Morphine.
 When tall woman thrashes her short husband with a shovel, she stoops tC conquer.
 The fellows who publicly exhibit the manly art of self-dsience' are often anything but manly.-Ex.
 If you would be perfectly sure that your evil deeds will not be found out the best way is not to od any.
 A man told his tailor that he wouldn't pay for "the last epilepsy" twas dis. covered that the man ment "bad fit
 There is a young lady in Louisians with full beard. Her female friends who have no beaux ane very fond oi kissing her.
 Second thoughts may be the best, but they gre poor things to have around when an ugly dos becomes attached to you.
 Trying to judge policeman's thoughts by the expression of his face if like guessing the number of beans in 6 stone iar.-N. '. Com
 John ". Hamilton. manager of the Mouat } orris Theatre. New York, re- fused to pay Wallace on contract for S7JO, and Wallace has sued for its pay ment. Among the reasons gwen for de clining to pay, was one that Wallace se' rlously damaged the theatre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
JAMES NJ. GLASS. B. c. L.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL CHAPLAIN. SPEAKS AND TR RANSACrS PRO FESSIONAL - business ID French Ofice-NO. n Camp street. Tucson. 4. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
0mcial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

 Ohio, Tucson, Jan 6, W l. Campbell Kansas, Aztec, Jan F, W Fuqua, N F Lichliter, W A Lichliter. Goodenough, Aztec, Jan r, " Flu. qua. M F Lichliter, W A Lichliter. Red Cross, Aztec, Feb 26, J W Fuqua NJ F Lichliter, W A Lichliter. Green Mountain Boy, Helvetia, Feb 6, Hiel Hale. NJ A Warren, Alfred Bo- quet.
 Black Diamond, Helvetia, Feb ', Hiel Hale, Nj A Warren, Alfred Boquet Empire. Helvetia, February s, Hiel Hale, NJ. A. Warren, Alfred Boquet. Crownpoint, Aztec, January 20, NJ F Lichliter, W A Lichliter, J A Fuqua. Maine, Santa Catalina Mountains, January IS, 5 D Ramsdell, H c Oliver, F Geesaman.
 Western, Aio, February l2, J P Levy. Eastern Star, Aio, February 20, T J Ferguson, PLevy.
 BobWeod, Ajo, February 21, J P Levy. Hoodo, Gro Blaco, Jan l. John Began, Thos J Durand, A G Gassen. Sarpy, Ssnto Domingo. March 12, H A Robertson, Geo Collins. Murray Copper, Qui!otoa mts, Feb 22, H B Murray, c H Horne.
 DEEDS. SH DeLong to Hill De Armitt, sub- divis on of block 99, Nos ?, 4, , and 6, Tucson, Sl,200
 MISCELLANEOUS. Bill of sale. Al. Weed to Mrs. Ada Bowers, Railroad Saloon, Calabasasi S200.
 Brand and counterbrand, for stock, by John s. Warner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
AM0LE.
The Fibre of the Soap Weed Valuable in tho Manufacture Of Paper. Rope and other Purposes.

 ] The Fibre of the soap Weed Valuable ir
 tho Manufacture Of Paper. Rope and othei Purposes.
 The 'amole," better known through out this section as soap weed, and largely used as detergent by the native population, has at last received recogni. tion as valuable addition to the re- sources of this country, and will shortly prove a valuable article of export.
 Col J. s. Fleming, of the Denver Paper Manufacturing Company, now visiting Albuquerque to form business connection for the purpose of procuring the raw material and establishing pa- per supply depot, has furnished the Re view with some very interesting data concerning this valuable plant, and its conversion into articles of merchandise
 Colonel Fleming claims that the long fibre, resembling hemp, which Is ob- taincd from the leaves Of the soap weed, can be shipped to Denver and prepared for SIS per ton, whereas the wood fibre ordinarily used for the same purpose, cannot be prepared for less than two and half cents per pound. This soap weed fibre is said to form the most per feet material for "hard stuff" in the making of paper pulp which can be ob- talned, and IL possesses the advantage of being, as naturally found, almost ready for use without any preparation.
 The fibre IS considered superior to hemp, also. for the manufacture of rope and produces an article superior to ma nilla. The supply of soap weed Is prac- tically unlimited in this Territory. New Mexico and portions of Texas and Sono- ra. and it Is little singular that except Tn Fl Paso, and to very slight extent there only, the making of rope from it has not been carried on Large quan- titles of the root, however, are now be- ing shipped East, to enter into the com position of d certain cleansing material.
 With reference to the manufacture of paper Colonel Fleming says one hun dred and twenty tons of ordinary print paper at eight and a half cents per pound are consumed in Colorado, every thirty days. This paper costs lad down m Denver $40 per load of ten tons. The same paper costs about a cent more per pound laid down in Tucson.
 The Denver company, b. using the soap weed fibre, can produce the same, or better quality of paper, for three and a half cents per pound, and can ship 1t down here and sell 1t for seven cents; thus defying all competition from the East.
 As the amole grows very extensively throughout Southern Arizona and North ern Sonora, 1t would seem that protita- ble industry could be built up in the supply of the raw material or, better still, the erection of paper mill in this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
A Gnnh ACrnt.

Mir. D. M. Riordsn, formerly of Tue son, now United States Indian Agent for the Navajos at Fort Defiance, IS proving a very jealous ofiicIal. In a recent letter published in the Albuquer- que Journal, he details some of the labors that has fallen to his lot, and asks for such information as will assist him in protecting the property of settlers adjacent to the reservation. He says: "I have just returned from a three days ride and have now in my possession a stray horse. This is the sixth trip I have made during the past two months, and the results thus far are l9O sheep and two horses returned tO the owners and a third horse now my hand. l am on the track of more and II stay here will get back every head of strayed or stolen stock in the hands of the tribe. l want the white people to keep me posted and to give me and those l send on search trips all the information they can. And for Gods sake give them no whisky under any circumstances.
 l blluh VIII EtN OdCh every nCd0 tA strayed or stolen stock and I will come very near stopping all stealing in the future.
 Any person living near this reserva- tion who has lost stock which he thinks is in the hands of the Indians, vii! con- fer favor on me by giving me full de- tails as to date, localities, description, etc.
 It is not always possible for me to find out who the true owner of a stray horse is from the Indians. Sometimes horse will stray into an Indians herd, and after he remains there a few days he may be traded of or driven away. After passing through three or four hands all traces of the original owner IS lost. The same is true of stolen stock. But I am on their trail and will get many of ttem, and as fast as do owners can come for ward prove property and take it away.
 The owner of an unbranded white horse, now here. can get 1t by proving it. IL is an Indian horse which was sold to a white man and has strayed back"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
GEORGE J. ROSKRUGE.

uLOIANIL Ns ItOlIAItNULlf
 COUNTY SURVEYOR OF PIMA CoUNTY. U. S. DET- UrY MINERAL. SURVEYOR. AND LAND SUR rETOE FOR ABIZONs. NCTAET PUBLIC. Ere OFFICE. COURT HOUSE. TUCSON. AR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Oh. to he Rid of Calomel!

Thousands of people who are afflicted With diseased liver, indigestion, water ofash. sour stomach, or generally ln- olerable bilousness, as 1t IS termed, use mercury. 1 his IS done reluctantly perhaps, but the commonplace argu- im1ent IS, ''Oh, nothing will reach the lFe' and spleen except the blue mass; could l get something else, I wouldn't use 1t. Reader, you can; and that something else is Simmons Liver Re gaiHtor. It IS equal in power to blue mass, and without any of its injurious effects.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
PerfeetJB HGyD1leSS Used Inter
 RGLIy or E.rteFH0tjB.

J. H. ZEILIN & CO. PrOprietors, Manufacturing Chemists. Philsdel- phIa. Price, go cents per bottle. Pint bot ties. Sl. rnh25d&w-iY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
GalGla, Silver and Copper Ores.

PACIFIC WATER JACKET SMELTERs Embrace many features that are entirely new and of reat practical utility, which are covereC by letters patent.
 No other furnaces can compare with these fed durability and m capa ;ity for uninterrupted work. MORE THAN SIXTY of them are now running on the Pacific Coast, giving results neV. CT before obtained as regards continuous -uu. ni-g. economy of fuel. grade and quality of bul- lion produced. We are prepared tO demonstrate by facts the claims here made.
 These Shelters are shipped ID @ complete state requiring no brick or stone work. except q al for the crucib!e, thus saving great expense and loss of time in construction.
 Complete smelting plants made to order with all the improvements that experience has proved valuable m this class Of machinery. Skilled and experienced smelters furnished when desired Co examine mines and to superintend construction and running of furnaces. Estimates given upon application
 La-I F,- ss1--ryfnr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
,iSSdQeFS

Having erected small blast smelter of ca- pacIty of one ton of ore per day. am lnOw pre- pared to smelt ores m quantities from one on application.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

VIE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWAhl " for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Indigestion. Constipation ur Costiyeness we cannot curs with West's Nege- table Liver Pills when the directions are stricty complied with. They are purely vegetable, and never fail tO give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, cOntaing 90 Pills. c35 cents. fOI sale by all druggists. Beware of counterteiis and imitatiOns- The genuine manufactured onlJ ISl and is3 W. Madison street Chicago. Free trial packages sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of a three cent stamp.
 J. F. TORBA. Successor 10 c. H. Meyer
 No. g Congress St.. Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Druggist. Orders uy mail at regular prices. mh15-yd&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Miscellaneous.

The free use of the FLUID will do more to ar rest and cure these diseases than any known r,-,aua-af10u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

"Pst, vud yez luk at 'em nowg" Mike WAS gazing intently at a procession hoRoring St. Pstrick's Day in the march "See. now the fellows phst drinks the whisky all on fut. and the fellows phat sell it all s-roidin'." Mike grasped pregnant fact.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Rankin, BTayt0l < CO..
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. The following companI,s IT. Arizona are nov using these Furnaces: Copper Queen Mining O.. 5l--on Copper Huachuca Mining Co. @-ron Copper. Russell Mining O.. [ - -iou Copper. Santa Cafariua Mining CO. ] alton Copper Old Globe Mining Co.,. -ton Copper. Long Island Copper Co. | S0-ton copper. PInal Con. Mining O.. f0-T1n Galena. Red Cloud Mining Co.,. .al-tnu tialena Fl PlouO Mining Co. 3LtOu sGisra-
 IS NEW MENICo. Qneen City Copper Co.,. | 8 3-tOn copper. Superior Mining O.. { S-tOn Copper. Black Range Mining O., l0-ton copper BOuanZH Mining Co.,. 1 fO-ton Galena.
 IN OLD MEXICO. BahurrachIc Mining Co 9l-ton copper. San Juan de Dioz Mining Co.,. 3-.on s.a.-na. PlomoOa Mining Co.,. 9 .ton gaiena. Quebradilla Mining O.. z1-ton l,aleua. Minas Suevas Mining O.. 3l-tou gale1a. Ouinteru MininF Co. 1 3O-tOn Ealena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Bullion Output.

Eastern mining papers figure very loosely upon the bullion output of Ari- zona, and the Territory gets credit for scarcely a third of it's actual production. The New York Evening Stock Report
 publishes table of bullion receipts dur ing the year 1882, in which Arizona is accredited with the following produc-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

George J. Roskruge has been ap- pointed the duly authorized agent ot the Orlole Gold and Silver Mining O., of Baltimore. The company's claims are located Tn the Ssnto Domingo min. ing district, Pima county. and consist of the Excelsior. Orion. Hilo Verde and Turner.