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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
ST. JOHNS DAY.
4 Brief Account of Its origin-The Csle-
 bration Yesterday in Tucson.

Nearly 6 decade of centuries ago, there originated in 6 small hospital in southern Europe, society calling them selves Knights of Malta, which was de- dicsted to St. John the Baptist. It was instituted for the purpose of relieving the distressed and weary pilgrims who wandered annually to Jerusalem to do homage to the Holy Sepulcher.
 It soon began to spread, its influence was felt far and near, and for centuries was a powerful bulwark against the Turks, who are to-day and for ages have been bitter enemies of the Knights. For several hundred years it fiourished and became one of the man factors of poll tical and religious power. Kings and princess tocked to the standard of the Knights, and it was not until the days of the reformation, until Luther stood up before the diet at Worms proclsiming religions liberty to all that il lost its political influence and power. The whole order was soon suppressed throughout Europe and its property, rights and privileges bestowed upon the Knights of St. John.
 The Spanish and Mexican people celebrate this day peculiar to the cus- tom Of their country. It is a gala day with them. Horse racing and cock fighting constitutes their chief amuse- ment, enlivened with a little mes cal now and then. Every horse, from spirited stallion 10 a nag, whose thin looks and empty stomach seem to cry out ''Oat wanted within" is brought into requisition and their speed IS tested to ifs fullest capacity and woe unto him who IS so unfortun3te AS not to possess a ''cabsllo" on St. Johns day: the super stition Is he won't ride horse the whole year. IL is all right If he takes a burro.
 The day was very quietly celebrated in Tucson. In the morning large crowd of paisanos congregated in the Barrie Libre, or tree ward, that portion of the city on lower Meyer street. Here live rooster was buried in the sand, the head being left out. The horsemen would then take a dash, and endeavor 10 grab the rooster's head as be passed by on run. Those who failed tried to take the chicken from the winner, but by the time 1t was done only a part of one leg remained. A great many also assembled outside the city's limits near the Sisters hospital and amused themselves with like sport. Otherwise the dies Johannen was very quiet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Change of Time.

There will be an important change in the railroad time table on and after July 1st. The east-bound passenger that ar rives here in the morning will arrive st midnight, six hours earlier than now. The west-bound passenger train that ar rives now in the evening will arrive at noon. six hours earlier. This has evi- dently been done to make the run over Tehschepi mountains in the day time, as it will bring the trains aloag there about thst time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
AGENT WILCOX
Is Still Determined Sot to Admit the Rem
 egades on the Reservation.

4 letter was received here on yester- day from a gentleman who had just in- terUewed Agent Wilcox, from which we are permitted to extract the following
 q have seen Indian Agent Wilcox to- day, and have had quite talk with him. You may say to the CITIZEN that he is entirely opposed to the male Chiricahuas coming back on the reservation, and that he Is great admirer of Gen. Crook and has great respect for his judgment, but he IS forced to differ with him, as his knowledge of Indian character tells him that it would be a most dangerous experiment to put these red-handed murderers back there unpunished, and that he does not wish to have them in charge and he held responsible (as he certainly will be if he receives them for their certainly will come outbreaks.
 Wilcox Is pleased with the course of the CITIZEN, and feels that it Is repre- senting the opinion and sentiment of nine-tenths of the people of Arizona, oaA AN -1 eoeCLAouGA hA tAlC lOAAHC OA NIc Star, as m late interview published in the Denver Times Wilcox said that the Star was with us in every measure that looks to lasting settlement of the h. dian question but this latest position of the Star IS such as to again inaugur- ate a series of the worst crimes that ever were iostered and matched on any reser- vation.
 Wilcox Is seriously troubled that there should be any difference of the military, as he says that 1t Is necessary to the highest success that they should work ID unison. He deprecates any quarrel, and says that he would gladly take the women and children if the military would only take the bucks and hold them Tn safe keeping. even if they were not tried and punished for their crimes. Wilcox has just returned from Denver, and the universal opinion among all peo- pie who have studied the Indian ques- ton Is that it Is suicidal to the people of Arizona to allow these murderous Apaches to ind retreat and immunity from their crimes on tha reservation
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
The County Line.

4 joint session of the boards of super visors of Pima and Pinal counties, was held to-day at the court house to open bids for the survey of the county line Seven bids were opened as follows Gustsvas Cox, Sl,375; John R. Frazer S1,050; J. P. Culver, S2,5OO; Allis Edwards, S4,O00; L. n. Chillson, S4,SS9.50; Paul Reicker, SSl294; these to be paid for in county warrants. c. W Richards bId for S22 per mile cash. As there is I02 miles, he asked S2244. mak- ing 1t in warrants S2.5S060. The reward was awarded to Paul Reicker on his filing a bond double the amount of the con tract within fifteen days
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

The attorneys for Joseph Casey have been granted twenty more days time to make up bill of exceptions in an ap- peal to the supreme court. Casey ap- pears to lose his braggadocio spirit as he nears the Gallows. He was very mlch iuceDsed at Doc Waring. of Omega, and the soldier, Helander, for their testi- mony against hIm. The day when War ing was discharged from jail, Casey cursed hIm. and said, 'd-n you, If I hLd known what I do now, would have fixed you when I killed the old man. !" He also said he was not sorry for the murder. If his attorneys decide to take an appeal the matter will be postponed for nearly year. The Supreme Court does not meet till January, and if they sustain theiudgment of the court below, they will issue an order for the execu- ton to be carried out. The next term of the. district court thereafter will be ID March. So 1t may be counted that Casey will be executed some time next ApNl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES

LoCAIIoNs-Buckshot mIue, six miles from Tucson and One-half mile west of | the Santa Cruz river, by Hank Dornely, Howard Flynn and Thomas Porter. Nelly m!ne, same location as above, and by same parties.
 South Albatross mine, ,ArIvoca district, by J. E. Fouts.
 North Albatross mine, Arivaca dis trict, by J. E. Fouts.
 Ibex mine, Quiiotos mountains, by Alexander Mckay, Albert Welden, J. A. ROark, George Iietsworth, Martin Mid ley and Wm. c. Davis.
 Shield mine, QuiiOtoa mountains, by same parties.
 Wide West mine, Quiiotoa mountains, by same parties.
 Cholla mine, Quiiotoa mountains, by same parties.
 Combination mine, Quijotoa noun tains, by same parties.
 Manitoba mine, Rincon mountains, about six and half miles north of Pages ranch, by R. E. Humphreys. Bullion mine, Rincon mountains, about seven miles north of Pages ranch, by R. E. Humphreys.
 Mountain Queen mine, Rincon noun tains, about SIX miles northeast Of Page's ranch, by R. E. Humphreys. Great Western mine, Rincon noun tains. six and half miles north of Pages ranch, by R. E. Humphreys.
 DEEDS.
 DEED-Jesus s. Saures to Richard Wofenden, lot ,, block 235, city of Tue son, December IT, 1870; S3S3.
 Village of Tucson to Richard Woffen- den, lot 13, block 223, September 22 1875: s 94.
 LC Hughes to Arizona Narrow Gauge railroad, : l-6 acres north of Tucson, Sl.
 BONDS.
 G H Began aud E Woods to 4 Thompson, the May mine, till Septem- Der, 1883, 1000.
 LEASES.
 City of Tucson to Arizona Narrow Gauge railroad. block B, for go years from May 2. 1883, annual rent, Sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Probate Notice.

DECORATE COURT. PIMA COUNT. A. T. l In the matter of the estate Of Gsbinu Or tega, deceased.
 Notice IS hereby given by tho undersigned at- mInIstratrix of he estate of GAbiuo Orsega deceased. to the creditors of sad deceased Co present their claims, with the proper vouchers Co sJld ad admiuistratrlN. at the office of x AInsa 5ui Pennington street. Tucson. Pima cnruty A. T within ten months after Che trst qualification of this notlce.
 Tucson. June "a. lss3
 CARMEN DE ORTEGA Admlnistratriz of Inc Estate of Gabiuo Oftsga
 deceased iel6WA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Nnfirn of Enrfeifnrr.
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AANo1Ns tiMA Nfit NJ is A. A.f
 Apui l1 l--s. ITO A. \. LANCASTER. OR THOSE WHt Il may claim under hIm an undivided one fourth of the following described prOpertles You are hereby notified that ] have eypeuted olt hUndred dollars in ls1or and improvement lpol each Of the Pasqusl and Lancaster mInlus claims. Tyudal District. Pima county. ArIznnh being the same prOpertIe- located seItcmtt- t l--l. oy Pasgual Magry. A. \ laucast--. J. lll.ls Mercer and Frank F. Cucy. and recorded in baoA k. go 6s2, Pima county. Records of Hlnes' 10 order Go hold sBld claims under the pr0y.--Hn- oi Section Z33t. Revised Statutes Of tt, lri' e State-, being tHe amounts required tu h1.i '-r same for the Year ending December ai .'--. and that l myself have contributed your purfi1n thereof. Therefore, fl within aO days alter -sr- ylce Of rhls notice of publication. you -ll or r'- fuse Co cOutri bule your proportion ut -1cl -f- pcEdltures, as cO-0wuer, your inters-t }. -'.1 claims will become the property uf tle s1b- scriher. under sand Section Zi24 Your p-0l1f- ton Of sald expenditure i- Fifty Dollar.
 au2f 3u FRANK r. tAll.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Burglary.

On Saturday afternoon a mau named Dan Allan was committed to the county jail to await the action of the grand iur! on 8 charge of burglary. The house oi Mir. Thomas J. Jones, near the depot had been rihed of about twenty dollars worth of clothing. Entrance had been effected forcibly through one of the doors, which had been broken open Officer Boche corralled the gentle Dan and presented him before Recorder Meyer. The evidence was sufficiently strong to cause Mr. Allan's cognomen tl be inscribed on the register of the hotel de Paul, where be will rustIcate for the benefit of his moral health till the grand jury acts upon his charge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

From all that could be gathered il seems that Casey and Sinclair are old companions in crime. They came out with the army from the east. One was discharged for being wounded and the other deserted. For the past year they piled nefarious business along the line and were concerned in numerous rob berries and murders. The pitcher that goes once too often to the fountain get: broken. They committed one crime too many, and now are about atOning fol their wickedness-one by death, the other by life imprisonment.
 Sinclair will be taken to Yuma to night by Sheriff Paul and consigned tC his living grave.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

UPSTATE OF CHAs. SMITH. DECEASED T. Notice is hereby given to tho creditors of and all persons having claims against the -stArs the proper vouchers, Co the AdmInistrator Of said estate Rt hls othce. No. sll Congress street. up starr. within ten months after the first puf- lcatlon of this notice.
 Dated at Tucson. 1lay 26, lss.i
 II. BUEHhAN Administrator of the Estate of Chas. smith ,is- ceased. je3 tr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
TERRITORIAL DISTRICT COURT.


 Hon. A. ". sheldon. Associate Justice.
 SATURDAY, June g. Reid ys. Acedo. Judgment for plaln tiff.
 Norvood ct al., vs. Alta M. < s. Co Motion to set aside judgment argued and submitted; overruled and exception taken.
 U. s. A. vs. Ruggles ct al. Demurrer overruled. Defendants have until next term to file answer.
 Cullum vs. Paul. Defendant has per mission to file answer.
 Goodman vs. Santa Cstarins Copper Go. Demurrer withdrawn. Defendant has ten days to answer.
 Woods vs. Osborn. Demurrer with drawn. Defendant given twenty days to answer.
 Conway vs. Campbell. Demurrer overruled. Default entered. Case sci for June 9.
 Zeckendorf & Co. vs. Santo Felice M | 6 Nj. Co. Case continued for the term Blade vs. Carillo. Set for trial June 27th.
 Gallardo vs. Carillo ct al. Leave granted to file amended answer by next Monday. Case set for Wednesday. Tucson Opera House Co. vs. Toole | Case continued for the term. Egan vs. White. Set for trial June 29th.
 Neal vs. Conley and Conley vs. Neal Set for trial July 6.
 Golf vs. Stevens. Continued for the term.
 Carr vs. Hopkins-Continued for the term.
 Leon vs. Rodriguez-Continued for the term conditionally. Hughes vs. WafIenden-Continued for the term.
 Lynde vs. McFaddsn-Set for trial July 5.
 Griffths vs. Arivaca NJ. and Con. Co, ct al.-continued for the term.
 Fleming vs. Hamburg, ct al.-Set for trial June 26.
 Wolfolk vs. Paul-Same order.
 Alta M. and $. Go. vs. Paul-Dis- missed.
 Key vs. Cason-Contlnued for the term. McKennR vs. Buell-Set for trial June 27.
 Poston vs. Con. Arizono G. and s. Go. -Continued for the term.
 Poston vs. Witherell-Ssme order. Smith vs. Pomroy-Set for trial June 26.
 Thompson vs. Cullum-Demurrer withdrawn; ten days to answer.
 Enricht vs. Scott-Set for trial June 9.
 Latz ct al. vs. Goldtree-Set for trial June ?.
 Kirkpatrick vs. Orion s. NJ. CO.-Dis- missed. Sing vs. Girard-Set for trial July 6.
 MONDAY, June 9. McKenna vs. Buen-Set for trial June 29th instead of June 27th, as heretofore set.
 Enricht vs. Scott-Set for trial July 7th instead of this day heretofore set. Wolfolk vs. Paul-To be tried by jury.
 Hovenburg vs. Wsrd-Set for trial June 29th.
 Wakefield Bros. vs. Ingram-Attorney for plaintiff allowed to file affidavit. Kapecus vs. Gleason-Set for trial June 30th.
 Kstz vs. Zeckendorf two cases)-Set for trial July 10th. Jury demanded for in both cases.
 Leon vs. Valenzuela-Set for trial July :.
 Harmon vs. White-Jury waived. Conway vs. Campbell-Proof heard. Judgment for plaintiff for S1, 1,333.33 principal and S50.2S interest. and costs of suit.
 Fleming vs. Hsmburg-Sei for trial July , in place Of June 26 as heretofore set.
 Woffenden vs. Charlouleau- ct al. e cases). Commission issued to take tes- timony of Ana c Woffenden, a resident of Toulouse. France, on part of defen- dant.
 TUESDAY, June 26. Mercer ys. Acebado Messrs. Wicks, Woodside and Anderson are added as associate counsel for defendant, and case set for trial July ,. Patterson vs. Cabellero. Replaced on calendar aud set for trlal July :. U. 5. 4. vs. Coleman ct al. Argument on demurrer
 Wakefield Bros. vs. Ingram. On trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
The Elecfric Iirht

The foundations for the No. s dynamo is being laid and the machinery and boiler will be in place by Saturday. The company have fifty Bush arc lights sub scrbed for at present, which IS ten more than the capacity of the dynamo; hence they have ordered another dynamo of thir5y-ight power. They have also or dered ten Brush storage batteries of twenty-hght power. These are for the supply of the Swan lamps to be used m residencee and offices. The Swan lamps wll cost Sl a piece and will be run at a cost Of 2le cents per hour. Metres will accompany these batteries. It is calcu- lated that about two hours per night is the average use of a lamp throughout the year. Light IS promised to be turned on by the Fourthof July
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

Lumber If all kinds and for all pur- poses of New Mexican growth, the best m market Doors, window ssshes, blinds, eroekery, glass ware, Iron, steel, plated ware, miners supplies, mechanics tools, hardware of all kinds. window glass, rifle and blasting powder, oils, paints, painting material. lamps, gas fixtures, etc, for sale cheap at A. D. Otis < Co. corner Pennington and Meyer streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Notice of Forfeiture.

TCcsOS. PIMA COUSrY. A. r.. June a. I,ss U'O JOHN DRUMMOND OR THOSE WHO
 ! may claim under him You are hereby -C-.- bed that the uudersieued has expended One H zu- dred Dol arH in labor and improvements uu0- each of the following named and described ull- lng claims, situate ll the Empire Mining uls- trIct, Pima county. Arzoua. tO-Wif: LIftis EE- lly. recorded February ii, l'-l in Book R. psg-- ln3 and 163 County Recordsr's Oefca of cad Pima county, also El Dorado recorded Decem- Der |, lss0, m Book L, pages 7{i and 7i2 ID sad Recorders Otice; also Aur0ra- recorded March lI. 1ssl, ID Book E pase- i55 and 457 m sad Re- coriers Oihee; also MinnAhaha No. Z recorded June 8. is,0. ID Boi k o. pages s21 and z23 sad Eeccrder's Othee; alzO Saddle. recorded fe1rlarl lY, issl- in Book r, page go iu cad Recorder s Ofhee- also Gllroy, recorded Decem bsr l. l--i in Book l., page ", in =aid k-c0rder'- Ohc-, In order to hold sand mining claim rrder the pro yisious Ot Section Z33i. Revised Statutes Of the U United btates, being the amount required 2" hold each Of said claims for the year ending Dc cennber si, iss2. And if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fan or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such eNpenciturr a- co-owner, your interest therein VIII become The fropertJ Of the undersigned under sad S@'- ton 23Zt.
 ie2s sm ALBERT TRIBOLET-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Cnrd.

To all who are suffering from the er- TOTS and indiseretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss O. manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Ststlon D, New York City. o3l-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

Kate Kane, who threw gIass of water into the face of Judge Mallory, in a court room In Milwaukee, has been again arrested for contempt by the Judge, she having called out. on the oc- casion of her first arrest that he sac cepted bribes" This IS a more serious offence than the water assault. The first cleansed his face, while the latter blackens his character.-Norristown Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

Wm. Coleman, Alfred Briggs and Arthur Craymond, the Clifton stsge rob- bers, were arraigned before Judge Shel- don this afternoon at one o'clock. and plead not guilty. MT. Hugh Farley, consul appointed for the defense. put in B demurrer to quash the indictment, which the court overruled. Trial was ess for July 2nd and 3rd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

Now that they have gone to making steamboats of paper, isn't there a possi- hllity that the steamboat builders will get hold of so much that the shoemak- CTS will be obliged to use all the leather Tn their boots and shoes. Let us pause before We bring a fresh calamity upon this country.-Detroit Free Press
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
EARS for the MI lON !!
Foo Chuo's BaIsan of Sharks OH
Positively Restores the Hearing. and is ths only Absolute Care for Deafness
 LnnNxua

This Oil IS abstracted from peculiar species of white shark caught in the Yellow Sea known as CARcHARoDoS RoSDELETII. Every Chinese nsh- erman knows It. It's virtues as restorative ot hearing were discovered by a Buddhist priest about the year l4iO. Its cures were so numerous and many SO seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entlre Empire. It's use became SO universal that for over 3OO years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid, 70 any address at Sl .0O per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Money Orders.

Postmaster Lord gives notice that on and after July ?, that money order rates will be changed so as to include orders from one cent to one hundred dollars,
 and three orders may be sent to one per son in one day. Following are the rates:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

Fine watch repairing 6 specially at J. 4. Turner t O., jewellers, Congress and Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches, diamonds and jewelry. d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
VelaSc0.
Probate Notice.

ESTATE OF CHARLES BEIswISGER, DE- T. ceased. Notice is hereby gwen to the cred itOrs of and all persons having claims sgalnst Cbarla- Bei-urincar. deceazed. tp present them wlth the proper vouchers Co the administration of the estate Of said deceased within ten months after The hrst publication 0f this notice. a' hls placs of hu-ines- No. &l- tOugr-s- street. .up- stairs in Tuc-0n Pima county, Arizona June Q is-3.
 n. HUFFMAN. ylrgar. dscea-ed- Je4-if-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

The man taken sick at the depot this morning was examined by Dr. J. c. Handy, and adjudged a proper subject for the hospital, and was removed there accnrdinglY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
Hear What the Deaf Say !!

lt has performed a miracle m my case.
 have no unearthly noises in my head. and l hear much better.
 have been greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped great deal-think an- other bottle will cure me.
 Its virtues are UNQUESrIOSABLE and Its CC- RATINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS TIE WEITEE CAN PERSONALLY TESTIFY BOTH FROM ENPERT- ENCE AND OBSERVATION. Write at once to HAT- LOCK JENNEY, : Dey street. New York. enclOs- ing Sl-ul and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable you tO hear like ybOdy else, and whose curative effect will be perma- nent- You wlll never regret doing so."EDITOB MERCANTILE REVIEW
 sg-ro avoid loss in the mails please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HANIOCk d JENNEY. DcT st.. V. '. sole a,slts for America Wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
John Anderson < CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
 DEALERS IN General Merchandise MAGDALENA. SONORA.

A fuu stock 1f Mexican and American g,ods
 constantly on hand. Draw sight irafts on Messrs. R0uutree E Nc Clure, San Francisco. m sums Co suit Bay bills of exchange and csrtihcates 't de- pOsit. Collections made.
 Reliable information gwen to correspondents relating ta mining and other prOpertie- iu Mex icu.
 A;est iss,,5t in Iueson' D. VelascO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
KG.ics t1 Creditors.

EsIATE OF JESUS sCARRILLO DECEASED T. Notice is hereby gwen by the undersigned, adm ini-tr.tor gf the estate of Jesus Carrio de- ceased to rh- creditors of and all persons having claiu- a4-aiust sald decedsut. To present them, g-ith the necessary vouchers, Co the sad admin istrafor at his re-ideuce NO 3e Main street, T1c-ou. Pima county A. r. within ten months after tbs first publication of thIs notice.
 Tucson. June z3. l5-s.
 LEPOLDO CARRILLO. Executor of the Estare of Jesus Carrillo de ceased ie23 itW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30

HOstetters StOu- .ach B-tters meets 'the requirements of Ithe rational meilI- 'c al philosophy which at present prevails It IS a perfectly pure veg etuble remedy. em- brEoiug the three important proper tiesufHprsveutiv. a tonic and an al- terutiVn. lt s1r-i- hasths body against
 disease iuvlC1rate= and revItalizes the tOrpldstnmach and lIver. and effects a salutarv change in the eutlre system.
 For sale by all druggists and deal ars E.n araLIv-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-30
H. HUFFMAN < CO.

HOIOGRAPHERS.-A LARGE AssOKT- ueut of Arizona VIeWs on hand; Picture Francs made tO order and MOuldinRs ou hand. No sf3 Congress street