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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Dean Gai,ford', Reasoning.
From Temple Bar.


 "I have my doubts about the Thirty nine articles. sir, said too c1nscien- tious Christ church man to him on the eve cl taking his degree. The Dean looked at the troubled one in q hard, sardonic sort of way: "Hnw much dn you weigh. sirE' About ten stone, should think, SIT" was the astonished answer. And how tall are you to half an inchg' "1 really don't know to hall an inch And how old are you to an hourE The dubious one was speech less" Well, you are in doubs about everything that relates to yourself" cried the Dean, triumphsntly, land yet you walk about saying. I am twenty years old, I weigh ten stone, and l am five feet eight inches mgh.' Go sign the articles. It will be long Itime before you find anything that suggests no doubts."
 Dean Gaisford used to throw all :he letters that came Co him by post into basket, and open the lot once a month, just as Prince Talleyrand IS said to have done. In this way he said that he had to write fewer answers, as most of the business to winch the letters referred would settle itself without bis inter- ference.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Shakespeare on the Poker Question

Life has | short session this week with the poker question as treated by the poets. IL attempts to show from Shakspeare's writing that he had been initiated" These are LIfe's quotations from the divine bard:
 lie makes "PoloniUs" say Beware Oi entrance into GackpOt), but being in, bear't that the opposed may beware of thee.' Also says Hamlet, probably having raised the pot on four clubs and a heart Nov might I do it pat" Then see the following:
 "I cannot draw -(Klng Lear, v., 8.
 "This business will raise us all."- (Winter's Tale, iv., f.
 "I would give all my fame for a-pot. " -fHenry N., iii., 2.
 .'Let him pass peacefully. .'-.2 Henry VI, 8.
 .'You apprehend passing shrewily. .'- Much Ado, ii., 1.
 "I can draw as soon as any other mau. -IPOmeo and Juliet, Ii, 1.
 kiGg John had evidently run up against a flush with threes, for be says: Tt Is the curse of kings. King John, vI-. 2.
 Henry VI, likewise must have had q dismal experience when he was forced to call the dealer: "rhou setter up and blucker down of kiugsr'-I Henry VT, il, 8. Then We have several hints Of the hands held in those grand old days.
 "I have a bobtail. % King Lear, Iii., 7.
 "These begging Jacks "-i Merchant of Venice. iii.. I.
 "We see these things effected to the full. p Henry VI- l., ?
 Straight let us seek King John, N.. ].
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Prescott has been enjoying several spring flowers.
 Globe takes readily to new enterprises. The latest novelty is religious boom.
 A sheep man of Tonto Basin. clipped l0,CO0 pounds of wool from 1900 head oi sheep.
 Henry M. Herbert has returned to Prescott from visit of three months Tn Alabama.
 The famous Silver King mine has paid out Sl25.000 in dividends since the first of last January.
 A. k. Fay 's in Mineral Park, Mohave county, and is reported to have uewsps- per aspirations.
 J. J. Vosburgh, Wells Fargo's agent Tn Globe, came in with the treasure him self-he brought q wife.
 The new steam pump was started on the Storewall Jackson mine on Wednes- day morning. It will soon clear the mine of water.
 Silver Belt Last Saturday the first observance of the ceremony of baptism -immersiOn-was held in Globe. Mrs. Kenton, Mrs. Jackson and her son were the benefciaries.
 Silver Belt: Last week there were three babies born in Globe, one attempt at burglary, baptising in Pinal Greek, a rOusing railroad meeting, new church organized, and the merchants agreed to close their stores on Sundays.
 Silver Belt The Old Dominion Com pany shipped I70 bars-54, ,425 pounds this week. Total, 3,530, ,425 pounds. The product for the month of May was 4U2 tOns-the largest for the reducing power used. in the history of copper smelting. IL is away ahead of Copper Queen.
 W. A. Smith, the bogus bullion brick man who operated successfully m Pres colt some time ago. and was afterwards arrested in California, has been held in S2.000 bonds to appear before the Iava- pal grand jury and answer a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
 Globe Chronicle: Messrs. Dykeman and Weldon, of Boston, arrived here last Thursday evening. These gentlemen have been sent here by the Old Domin- ion Company, for the purpose of erect ing a new kind of smeltiug furnace. tine fuel to be used being petroleum. lt Is expected the furnace will be ready for work in about two months, and great re- suits are expected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

A ppiicaiion No. eSs for Patent for tb,
 Frcsaal spring. Mill sue.
L4Nn OFFICE. IIcsoY AaIz0SA.

|. $ L.Sn OFFICE. TUCsON ARIz0SA.
 March aI Is-g NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tha, he Or e. - Copper Mining Company. ty Au,horg 4 Neug. of Tucson Arlgula. its duly suthorfya.I Attorney. has appiied for a paIeut To -it- linear feet of the Fro-ual >priuE- Mn S-t. with surface ground 20 fc-t n width sitr..-.. in Hslvetia Mining distr ct Piml Couuty f-. zOuu. more particularly de-cuhed Iu tle -ta and ncid notes of JLe official survey Uu fL. '. tri- otiice. and sisua-ed as Lot No 3l ss f9E logs. tO Nlt.
 Beginning at a post [ feet long. ( incb,. Equarp. set ID a E11uuru -ut of stones uqr..s. "F. S- N. S |. N. i' which ls the iui-iaI uo.r meut- thence N ai dag 8 nm ". l5t1 feet Co g- feet long Iuches sguVe. set iu a muuur7a-. of stones marked 't. x M. S. %" thence ~ s- deg 57 min. v. -Z5 feet to post feet Iout, inches square Sst m a monument of stone. min. r. 76L7 fest tp p1st feet long i1-..a- square. set m monument of stones ua-S.. "F. \. N. \. L. om which the '. W. come. Omega M. C. Lot No. 7 bears S. r. de- min q. 514 feet; thence \. g deg. g mn. L.. 2i fsa tr place Of beginning. Variation l2 de- d mn P. Sad mill sire contains 8.69 acres. a1I .. duly recorded in the kscorder's Ohce for Pin county. Arizona
 Any and all persons claiming advei se'y tH whole or any portion of th- sad tresnal Nj Ste are required 70 present thelr adverse lam ID this otice during the sixty days perlCI as publication hereof or they will be barrsi -, virtue of tho provisions of the 8 atufes.
 The farecuinc notice Is ordered publ shed f... a per ud uf 6l days Tn the AEIXpSs W -za.g CIr IES A uewspauer designated as that l--1.4 nearest to the Eaill site.
 HENRY COUSINS. Re-is-e- First publication. April l. 1883.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Notice Of Forfeiture

'TOA. EICrOLLS. BEN MORGAN ANJalL person. claiming under them you sr- here. by uOIn't thlr rne undersigned have zf Jed sio upon -hs Lady Collins mining clalu. -i-u a 'e ID tmLtre rllnluE districr county of liua. Tern .ory of Ar zpna. rs wIll apoa aar by rfrtIL- cat. ille1 aTc. fth l,-3 Iu th' o1ice of The Ls- cJruer ot sand count. m ord-r Go hold salt pgcuisa- under tho pruyl=Io-z af section 70 EevI- ed Ststu "a of rle United States he.ug the amount Tecu red co hold the Pane for tke year euuiu- December 3i-L. 1-s.. and If within riusfg dl HfItr thr- nrlcC hy pub cation you fIt' or rsfu-e to e ufubute your prsEoTfIou of such expenditures as su b co-ownsrs your iu- t-r. sfs iu sucl claim will become the property of rLe s1tscribars under end secflCu Zs.f.
 FRED SWIFT.
 c. c. STEPHt NS- ICrs1., -. 4-, March Q h. is-3 mil i3f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
The Wonderful Increase in Its Freight
 Traffic.


 Traffic.
 The special car of the Southern Pacific Railroad officials containing Messrs. J. 4. Fillmore, c. F. Crocker, Arthur Brown and others, returned from New Orleans by the vest-oound express last evening. Their mission has been to inspect the whole line of raIl- road frUm San Francisco to New Orleans. Col. J. A. Zaoriskie, of this city met the party at Mescal station, thirty-eight miles east of Tucson, and he learned that with the exception of about fifty miles of track the road was in frst-class condition.
 The Southern Pacific now takes freight by water from New York to New Orleans, thence by rail to San Francisco, in four days less time than by all the rail routes in the north, and at a consid- eIable saving in the cost of transpOrta- ton. Indeed the freight traffic over the road Is increasing beyond the greatest expectations of its managers, and what they supposed were ample facilities for handling the freight has proven made quate 10 meet the demands on their road. Besides many hundreds of freight cars that have been added and are now being constructed, i: has been found necessary to provide twenty new and powerful locomotives in addition to the estimate of the number required to move the freight.
 The wonderful increase of business IS not connned exclusively to through traffic, for the rapid growth and develop ment of the States and Territories tra- versed by the road, has given a large lume of local business. and nearly every station along the line of the road Is receiving amounts of merchandise that excite a curiosity respecting their tiual disposition.
 The passenger travel Is also very great, and each train passes through Tucson with from SIX to twelve passenger coaches filled with travellers, and there are frequent excursion specials in addi- tion to regular trains. A new schedule of fast time is also being matured, winch will materially decrease the time between the Crescent city and the Col den Gate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Board of Supervisors.
Ar,v Q1 1SS

May ol, lNSH. The Board fl Supervisors met pu-sn- mt 10 adi7u nment at 10 o'clock a. m. Present J. H. Toole, chairma A. D. Otis, member; VI. G. Samaniegc, men, Der; W. J. Osborn, clerk.
 The minutes of the last two prece3 j. ing meeting were read and approved. The resignation of J. W. Davis as Justice Of the Peace of Redd ngton pre- ,inct No. l9, was received aud accepted. This being the day set, as per adjourn msut from yesterday, for hearing the application of citizens Of Cslabasas for assistance no the sum of fifteen thousand dollars for the erection of smelling works at or near the town of c tiabasas. and application being made and tilal hs petitioners for m adjournment ot the nearing until June l4'h.
 Ordered that said hearing be post poned until June l4th, 1883, at IJo'clock q. m.
 Supervisor To7le moved tha adoption of the following order:
 Ordered that 4. M Bragg be required to repay to the county of Pima 90 much bl Ms4iEAuN Nos CD bh -tHtTal luau series 1883, as was audited and allowed for ser vices as Justice of the Peace ID the year lSS3 he being dgriug said time not a qualified Justice of the Peace.
 The motion no. being seconded was not entertained.
 The following demands were audited and allowed. and warrants drawn there for on the County Treasury as follows, to-wlt:
 GENERAL FUND.
 No. 97, J. E. Curry, clothing smallpox patients. Sl4 75; No 9S, Rufno Repett-. nursing smallpox patients. $50; No. %, l. $. Fried, money for support Of inti- gent persons and purchasing books, S94 45.
 Ordered that the board stand adjourn cd to June 4tb, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 JAMES H. TooLF, Chairman. Attest: Wv. J. OSBORN, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Life in an Arizona Winning Camp.

Prom a Woman's Private Letter ID Chicago
 Tribune
 T. you cOdld see me nowl WtHt con- trasts there are in life; indeed, half the world do not know how the other half live. Here We are in little mud hut, the floor of earth and the walls ri mud bricks ihe roof is Ot shingles, but spaces between permit tine wind tl enter and play round tue cabin in gusts. 4 rough bed of wood stands m one corner with a wire mattress; over tha, are spread buffalo robe and some blankets. Upon this bed We sleep. There is rUda firepiHce whereOu bum brightly W--- quite logs. Two desks and som csnr.- stools complete the list oi furniture. The washstand is unique-a piece Di cactus stump, with a broad shusir for the top, on which rests tlu basin. Boxes with shelves nailed iu ornament ;he walls aud serve for dres>IH -,-ta.ies, closets, Sc. We take our mclis In @ tent. The cook IS Chinese. of course. aud very good meals be serves us-much bert 2 than are obtained at some Hallway s,a- tons. This IS a wild, picturesque spos, oH a high plateau, surrounded Jv magu- tain peaks, looking down upon cir.e- side into deep gulches. The country about is devoid Of ve-dure. except the "scrub" mesquite and chaparral. ani peculiar species of cacti, resembling sentinels standing about as they d., sol itary shafts. with occasional arms. Some of them look almos; human, an oZcres- ence forming a sort of head, and branches like arms prOtrldug at about tue dist ance from the heal that arms should grow. They are very weird in the star light. The queer looking MeZIcans one meets. with the broadbrimm-d sombraro, and blanke.s about tbs shoulders, recall to mind the Gandies of tle play, and iu- voluntarily ones heart beats quick with fear at the meeting. Every now and then the thui ot distant blasting almost makes one imagine a battle afar. Dur ing the day I tramp over the hlll-, and at night watch for the beautiful sunset which floods the sky and mountains with purple Gni red Nowhere on earth are more startling effects produced by cloud and atmosphere than here in the wilds oi ArIzcua
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Probate Notice.

IN PROBATE COURT. PIMA COUNTY. A \ J. iu mat-es of tl.s estate of Jn0. W Ho. kus decaused.
 On reading and filing the petition of Ja-. D lup.e- turrlnistratur rl the estate 0f Jul W Hopkus drcsaseo. and praying. amor- otta- tniuss. for an order of distribution q tls ra-I- due of sad esf3ue anon. the per-uls pI.I-.e.. thereto, It Is ere'l that an pers8us Iufa-.-- il the es-ate of tlc s. .ii Juo. ". Fopkrr9. l1- cs1ss' he and spprar bafo @ thc Prahlra esr- il and Tor the uuty Ot Puma. at tls currfr.f 1i gf sand t0urt. lu tEe cIfy of Iur-oT. lU end teelth day of June. i-,.. at o'clock T. v- rla- and there to rhog Cau-e why an orrrr 0t t.---.- hutou should not -e male of the re-IiUH or 'a' -ald estzte among thr persons eutlt.-i t....e''. accuuiiu. to lau
 it ]. further Crde-ed tha- a copy of t1l- o-.-at ho published fer four succe.-ive Eets- in rrs A.-zoNt H EEELY CTrrZE,,. "a newspaper p-.. Bed and 1ubhshed 20 sait Pi,na county.
 Arril 1t t--E. J. - WOOD
 ugI9 ttN Probate Jul---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Probate Notice.

IE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF FRAN | CISCO CarrIll0. deceased. In Probate Cour' Pima county. 4. T.
 Pur-uaut 70 an order of sad Court. made oa the ,th day of May. lS-3 notice IS hereby gwen tlat IhursdHy. .he 1th duy of June. t-1i ur ll o'clock A. M-. Oi said day, at the court room Of sad Court, st the County Courthouse. Iu tte county of Pima. have been set gs ths time Hud place for proving tha will of said Francesca ar- ulio, deceased. and for hearing the ap lca-IOu of Leopulto tgrrillo for tLe issuance Co hiu Of letters tesfameutary. when and where any per- son Interes' cd may gl pear and contest hr same
 Dated May - s-g.
 myI2 INV J.A.ANDERsON. Jr.. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

rCcsoy. F.aA CoUSTY. 4 T.
 Apul is. I--a. ! may claim under him au undivided one fourth rf the following des-uled prnre-tie-. You are hereby not ned c -ar have exp. udetl one hundred dollar m labor and improvement upon ca b of ths Pssgu-i and Lancaster mining claims. lynda District, Pima county. ausuua. rel the same rropertIe- located ~eptt mhor C. Mercer and Frank F. Gacy. and rec rtl-. u Book k. pgge b5t. Pima cpluty, Re-ur Is af Mue-. m order co hold 70 id claims under he prpvi-tUu- of sectlIu 2'2i, Revised Sta utr- of the Uult states. beluE lH amounts rc .UIra.l fu h"ii tte same Tor the year ending Deccrnter al. l-,- and thar myself have contributed your portion thereof Ihere fore, f " thin gl days alter sar- ,tce of this nuft tee of punlcafiuu yru 'lI or rr- tu-e Co coutrI lute your proportion Ii 4uch ex- tandltur'-~, as co-'wuer. your interp-t lu s1Id claims vlll become fhr pro ertr 0f fte sH1- -cuher. uuter said Section 332L Your urCln-- ti"n of sad expenditure Is Fifty Dol a.s.
 a9Zl am PRANK r. Ctti.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN MATTER OF THE ESTAIE OF JNo. R. | Jamc-. drcsl.ssd- In Probate Court. Pima county. A-lzpna IerltJry-
 Pursuant ta au order of salt Court. male on the Ist dly Oe Juno. Is; notice Is hereby given that MOudaT. the 2d day of July. lSsJ ut II o'clock A- M. of sad day, at the courtroom of sand Court lf the Courthouse ID the sad county of ma. have be-u appointed as the tune and place for p1ovug the will of the said Juo. F. James. dcce,isei. for hearing the applca- ;Iou of Acelaide Jamos for the issuance Ca her of letters tsstlmentary. when and where any per-on interested may appear and contest the same.
 Dated June I, lsS.
 J. "A. ANDERSON. IT,. Clerk HAYNES STIl FS. stfvs. for retitiOuer. ie9 ff
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

l. Is now pretty nearly certEin that the robbery of the safe at the Fashion saloon was committed by Chapman alone. and that Carroll and De Germo had no hand in it. There is hardly room Co believe that conviction can be se- cured against these two defendants, in View of the verdict of not guilty brought iu by the jury in the ease of De Germo, in indictment No 5l. grand larceny. There remain three indictments to be tried against Carroll and two against De Germo, whilst against Chapman there IS no charge, he having been de tained as State evidence. It IS very probable, howe Ter. that 1T 1t IS cOnclus- ively shown tbnt he was the only party concerned iu the robbery he will be re- tained ID jail sntil the next grand jury finds an opportunity to indict him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

JNTHEPR COURTOFT COUNTY of Pima, Territory of AriE1na- fa matter of sstats of Thomas Eelkrap. d-ceas q.
 Notice is hereby gwen that Monday. the l5th day of June, I,si. at li o'clock A. N. of said y and tit courtroom of said Court, at the Coun' Courthouse. in che county sf Pima, Territory of Arg ua. have been appointed as the time -ni place for proving tse vIu of said Thomas EclEuap- dec4use Q and for hearing ihe application of James Quinlin for iss1auce tO hi 70 of letter te-tamen ary thereon
 Iuc-on. May %. I,a3
 J. A. A.ANDERSON. Jr., Clerk. HtTNEs k STu Es. Attys. for Petitioner. ie3 ft
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF MANUEL SOTO. DECEAFFD;. IT. Notice i, hereby sIv t., all creditors Cf and persons having claims against the estate oi a1- uei Soto. decassed- to rr@ent them with ne -Y- of the es a.e 1f sand deceased. within four rlorths after the irs- puhlcstinu 0f th.s notice, a. his place of bus'ue-z. No. lt Man street, 2 Tucson. Pima county, A. T.
 W4vq I--3. B. HEINEWANE, Admiuistrator Of the EsJate of Manuel So,r. e.
 ceased. myl24tH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF JESUS SCARRILLO DECEAsED - Notice ls hereby gwen ty tls urde-- Ened ut- r1lsrrtO- of the estate of Je-I7 tHrrl. .1 de- cs-si. Co the credi-o of and sll persons haTirg c.a.u- H-alust sad deceie1f, t0 F-esert lfs-n Hlih t1e necessary voucher-, tn -r- sa "a al.flil- l-tfafpr % hls residence N1- -t 3laln street lc-o1, Plma county, A. T.. vit.in trn lAa- -i''' alter Inc tIr-t publication Of thl- ICtlce-
 Iuc-on. May E. I-s3.
 LEPOLDO CABRlLLO d-caasad mvi1ltW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
EcsnIniinn. of Eesnecf.
To the worshipful master and members
 of Tucson Lodge No. r. X 4. NJ:

To the worshipful master and members of Tucson Lodge No. r. X 4. M: Your committee appointed to prepare resolutions upon the decease ot brother John R. James, late member Of St. John Lodge No. IS of Pioche, Nevada. beg to submit the following:
 Whereas, Death has entered our order and removed from our midst our brother to a higher sphere.
 Resolved, That we unite with his bereaved family in iamentinc his short ened life. and extend to them the as- surance ot our willingness at all times to extend to them protecting hand, and recommend them tO the kind con- sideration f all members of thIs order wheresoever dispersed throughout the globe. Jos l.. HEPBURN,
 T. McC. ELLIOTT,
 R0BT LLOYD,
 Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
4 Speculative Compact.
GIobr-Chconiele.

The proposition of Col. Eddy, of the Mineral Belt railroad, for labor in con- structing certain portions ot the road IS meeting with great favor among miners and others. 4 large number have al- ready signed their names to be ready when called. Wm. Tucker, of Pioneer, will be iu command Of the Giia county delegation. The substance of the prop osition is that the men agree to labor upon the construction Of the Nlreral Belt railroad for a term Of three months, commencing about the first of July. The men are to be subjected to no ex- pense for board, lodging or ordinary wearing apparel In return for such services Col Eddy agrees to deliver 70 the laborers aforesaid ten shares each of full-paid, inaccessible stock of the Min eral Belt Construction and Improve ment company, of the par value of Sl0O each.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
niDDIE-tCEB uEN.

There a-e many O. tlc ago of thirty. .a --r-. who are 'rou5lst Sitl ,oo frequent evacgatiou- of The niFGd--. 0rfen a~cIul panied by @ -iI-t' =ma-tIua ur burning sensation and a weaken fuc of rls sy stem lL manner tl- patient clulut acc -1ull for. On examining the urinary de1a-l -s O rory -eelu1err vIil often be found. and some- times s-ls.l parlcies or albumau slll ap1-ar CT fhc color wlli be ol tlin uiIsIss hue. again changing Co dark md torpid apuear4nc-. There are many men Wt0 die of this dIih -ultg. Ignorant of the rzu-e. a tich rs tle second sta- Of sem nal veasn s-. Dr. S. wfll gu1rlntee a perfect cure Iu all sucl ca---. and a healthy res- to1utIuu uf fhe -prIrc-lrIuarT ur-un-.
 Uthc- Hour--lI To q and to $. Surlly- from il to 70 a- li- CCusultaficu ire. Thoro1Eh er- arll 7utlou and O. .vlcl @.
 Call or aidrC-s
 Dis. .PINNEY G co.
 W-tf No. Il Enr ruv zfr eel San frurci=ru Ge .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Notice of Forfeiture.
Trcsoy. PrpA CoUyrT.A.T.,

May -3. \. D.I-s3. ITO SAMUEL V. SHOKrRIDGE: YOU ARE | hereby urIIhed hat the uuder- gued have expended Two Hald-ed Dollars m labor and Impraye- uts ur on each ot tho following named and dr SrrIbed mining c-Ius. -Itu4te Il the telv.tia Mn u- District Pima county. Ari- znra. tc-ult; he louI. located As ven her -5. I-Sl. no Ice Of lCcaflon Is records in Book P uf Mine-. uu-e -2,. County kacorier'- OlIre Of siir tlmu Cuutty; unI the Union. located June D 1880. uo-ice Of locatioa recorded m Bpok O of iirt- rlao -g1, sad E'cerfer tGCe m order tl hold sIiI miuuE e aims under the pro, isio s of section .i Revised Sta ufCs of tho United States. beng ihe lr cunt req IIrrd TO hot each of said cla1ms for trr v-or- eudiu- December 3l. 1881, and December 80, I.S1. And If within niue-y dave gfte- t-Is notice ty publication you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of eurh cXneurItur. ls co owner. Go W.T.. One Hundred Do ars on each of sad claims. your interest rhe-rIu will become The property of the subscribers under said ~ectlou e.2A
 D. " SH 1hTRID6E, le1 3Iu C. C. STEPHENS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
LEGAL.
PROBATE NOTICE.

ESTATE OF CHS. SMITH. DECEASED.-- T. Notice is hereby given to the creditors or and all persons having claim- aEtinsi the esta e of Jias. smith deceased. Co present them, Eith the prlper vouchers. Co the Admlrlstrator of sad ss att at his office, No. 3lt Congress steee- up st1ir.. withIn ten moatls af CT the nrst pub liCaflDn of tkis notice
 Lated 60 Tucson. Mly %, lssL
 U EUEHAAN Ad- inistrafbr of tLe Estste of has. smith. de- saa-asf. Ia- 4r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

A gentleman writing from Chihuahua says, that an American company has boug up several acres of slag m the city suburbs, that was left from the old furnaces, and are working 1t with profit. This siag has been accommodating from the mines in that vicinity, for nearly two centuries, and the boys appear to have struck it rich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

The san Rafael stock ranch, lying next to the Sonora line, and embracing some sixteen square miles, has been transferred to an eastern syndicate, rep resented by Mr. C. Cameron. of Penn syivania. IL Is understood that a good round price was pald for 1t. It is also said that the famous Don Cameron, of stalwart fame, has finger m the pie. l. may be he intends to leave politics, come west and grow up with the coun- try.