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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
An ArIZOna OratiOn.

Red Cloud IS a pretty decent Indian. He recently made a speech before Con- gresaonal Committee as follows:
 ''I am an Indian Look at me. My name IS Red Cloud. I have sense. The Government through General Crook, iu
 1876, took vrongfully 605 horses from me and my people. l have sense; so have my people. l represent them. l am in debt and have a large family. Sec retary Teller asks me to take cows for my horses. If the Government gives me all the COWS they have already pro- missed l will have more kine than we can milk. am a man of sense. I want money to pay my debts. The law chief should pay, not in COWS, but Tn cash. l am at peace. Let me remain thus"
 The speech which an Apache Indian ought to make, would, in the same style, read as follows:
 ''l am an Indian. Look at me. My name IS Heap Kill. have no sense. The other day wrongfully took 605 horses and a hundred scalps from your people, and skedaddled down to Mexico. have come back because 1t got too hot for me down there. The Mexicans are not civilized like your people, and klll the poor Indian when he steals and murders. l have come back. I have no sense-neither have my people. l represent them. We have only sense enough to steal and kill. l want money to buy fire water with. want to be put on the reservation to dry my scalps and get fat for the fall campaign. l want to come back and visit my family, and the old men on the reservation who are too old for the war path, and stay behind 10 take care Of the seuaws. I want ammunition, blankets and govern ment rstions. I want to take a rest and get ready for some more fun. Cghl no more chin music for me. Give me some whisky and a good agent to supply me with plenty of powder. am done. San Francisco Report.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
4 Bad IndIan's Grimes.
SAN CARLOS AGENCY, A. T..
 Marob 1 1SSq

March l, 1883. {
 EDITOR CITIZEN: The account in the CITIZEN regarding the Indian captured at Fort Apache and confined at this agency, is not correct. The following is a correct account of his crimes and who he really is, and the correct name he is known by among the Indians on the reservation:
 About two years ago an Indian by the name of In-nee-tah, ravished his own sister at Fort Apache or in the VI. cinity of Fort Apache; after which h. nee-tah took to the mountains and joined the renegades who made the nght at Cibicu and was connected with the murders on Seven Mile Hill, near Apache He stayed out and was in the fight at Chevelous Fork with the hos tiles that killed Chief of Scouts Coivig ,ast summer. On the arrival of General CrOOK he came ID and was living on the reservation quietly and behaving him self until the 26th day Of January, 1885. When he was out in the hills hunting horses he came across little boy and yirl. He picked up a rock and knocked the boy senseless and then committed -ape on the young squaw. Then he ,tole a horse and resumed his former uie in the foot hills around San Carlos, evadlng the scouts and keeping out oi he way of being arrested until about ,he filth of February, when he caught mother squag out and raped her. SU dr. Sage, the newly appointed Chief of scouts, gOlk hold of the matter and iuntrd hIm down in five days at the JIbicu, and only got him through the kindness of Lieutenant Gatewood, who headed him of with the scouts who gre keeping a lookout over the Apaches who are planting in the vicinity of Fort Apache. In the chase he gave the scouts who were after him, he stole wo fresh boises which accounts for his ,etting to the Cihicu without being ar ested. He Is It lr relative Of Dead Shot who was hanged at Fort Apache ine year ago, and Is what Is called a ren- gade, not belonging to any chiefs band. |
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
The San Carlos Indians.

A correspondent of the CITIZEN, writ tug from San Carlos, gives the following report of the condition of the Indians aau their treatr sI 2:
 The account in the Silver Belt is false from beginning to end regarding the work being done by the Indians in tanning. There are at least five acres thls year under cultivation to tb' ee iI any former year, which can be proven and shown, if any body will take the in- rerest to look it mp, and the Indians are better satisfied and more content than
 hey ever were before. There is less fighting and stealing and making tis- win, than ever was known on the res ovation before and the people have more confidence and are less afraid than they have been for the last two years. Anybody travelling through the reserva- ton now can notice the change at once and will be satisfied that the Indians are beginning to do some work for themselves. Of course, there are some amongst them who bear watching and they are under the surveillance of the agency and military scouts who are amongst them and are keeping good watch of their movements and tricks . hey are up to. As regards the agent, MT. Wilcox, his work shows for itself here and on the outside. He certainly gives his wards all that belongs to them and anything to the contrary IS manu- factured falsehood and investigation will bring him out on top of the list of Arizona Indian agents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
The Clifton Railroad.

The directors of the two corporation: which are building the road, viz: The Clifton < Lordsburg railroad, of New Mexico, and the Clifton X Southern Pacific railroad, of Arizona, held meet ings the past week and elected officers
 The directors of the Clifton X Lords burg railroad met in Lordsburg Satur- day last, 24th ultimo, and elected the following:
 President-S. B. Ladd, Kansas City.
 Vice President-Lionel Sheldon, San ia Fe.
 Treasurer-F. E. Humphreys, Kansas City.
 Secretary-W. I. Ewart, Kansas City.
 The directors of the Clifton < South ern Pacific railroad met in Clifton Mon day, 26th ultimo, and chose the follow ing:
 - President-A. E. Campbell, Clifton.
 Wee President W. $ Smith, Clifton.
 Treasurer-E. B. Prink, Clifton.
 Secretsry-Sig. Weisel, Clifton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
4 Steamship Line.

Captain Lima, of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, has recently vls- ited the port of Guaymss in the interest of Boston capitalists. for the purpose of examining the harbor facilities, to make soUndings, and to look generally into the commercial advantages of that point, with a view to putting on a line of steamers to Acapulco and to Panama, to connect with the Australian and China lines of steamers. The full extent of the ramiiications of this subsidiary line Is not yet developed, but 1t looks to com maDding the trade of many ports that now find outlets across the Isthmus and at San Francisco.
 Capt. Lima went direct from Guay- mas to Boston with a very favorable re- port, after thoroughly examining every thing pertaining to his mission, and the result will probably be a successful in- auguratlon of the proposed scheme, and the placing of several lines of steamship transportation from that port. This action will raise Guaymas to consider commercial importance, and make it very lively shipping point, and probably divert to 1t much of the southern trade that now finds its outlet in San Francis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI ] cial District Iu tLe county of Pu., Tern tory of Arizona.
 Mary Eagsn. plaintiff. against Cornelius Ea-
 gun. defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the First J1dicial District tn and for the county Of Pima. m the Territory of AuZoua. T he Tern tory of ArIz0na sends greeting Co oruslIus Ea- gan.
 You are hereby summoned and requi ed fo aI- pear in. an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff ID the District Court of She Eirst Judicial District m and for the county of Pima. iu tIe lerrItsry Of Arizona. and an- sser the complaint h.rd wi'h the Clerk of this ourr at Tucson, m sand county Ia copy of Inch com 0laInt accompanle= thls rummon-i within twenty days teLclu-IVe Of the day Of servIcel after serVtce upon you or rEI- summons. if served m hif county; but l served out of the county and v-lthin tn. dI~trIct, then within thirty days; in all s other cascs forty dayz hIs action i- brought Co obtain decree of Che Court adiudging you Eu lty of wIlIful d-sertl0n of piaInttff for more than one yea from the com meucement Of thls acton. and or wllitul ueg4ecS 70 provide plaintiff the nece-sarlea or comforts Of life for the same perlOd oi time. a having the abIll Ca p-uVlde tae same. ana failing SO 10 do by reason of your Id e-e-s and prftIglcys that the marriage now existing etween you and he plaintiff De dI-sIv d. and for such other and fuller Ieief as may be just and prop-r.
 And you are here notified thai if you fan to au Dear and answer be comuls ut as above re- quires The plaintiff WIll apply Co Jhe Court for tE8 relief therein demanded and costs and dis- bursements In this behalf exp. nded.
 6iVen under my and and the seal of sad Dis irlct Court, at Tucson, this --d day of December. X. D. ls-s.
 Iseal.l Is WILLIAMS Clerk.
 \ true copy attest. E. H. r .uI. Sheriff
 Earll' smith d Stephens. Plfi s- Attys. Ja-ss cod
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
I.ngic in Law.

In the argument of the Tombstone Mill and Mining Company, appellants, vs. the Way Up Mining Company, re- spondeuts, before the Supreme Court in this city, during the past few days, the parties in interest were represented by most able counsel, and the contest was very spirited and interesting. Judge John Haynes of this city and Judge Mitchell. of Colorado, for appellants, presented clear and forcible arguments. showing profound knowledge of the laws intrlcacies, and they grew warmly eloquent ID theIr oral debates.
 On the other hand, the Judges Dibble and Lewis were eqraI to the efforts of the former gentlemen, and met argument by argument fully as powerful and convincing, and with words of rare eloquence. It was A measurement of intellects that almost seemed a drawn battle, aud each of them won individual encomiums from the auditors It is a matter of con- graduation that the bar of this Terri territory possesses so much talent and superior ability.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Summons

VNTHE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI. l clal Di-trist. in the County of Pima, Terris0- ry of ArIEuna.
 William Zsekendorf, Plaintiff, against Ramon
 Soto, Defendant. tCopy of Eummons.l
 Action brought in the District Court of the Elrsf Judicial Distrlci Iu and for the County of Flua in the Territory Of AriEone- The Territo- P Of Arizona sends grsetIUg Go Ramon Soto
 You are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear In acton brought against you by the above named plaintiff m she District Court Of tte First Judicial District m and for the County of PiuA in the Territory of AriEonn. and s-er the complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court Et Tucson m seid county Ia copy of which con plant accoIap panIes the s1mmonsi within twenty days feIclEslVe Of tke day or ssrVIcei after The service upon you of thls summons, if served In thl- county: bat II served out Of the county and within tkis Distucf. then within thIr-y days. in all other case- forty dsTs-
 And yuu are hereby uOtihed that If yOu fail to appsar and answer the complaint as above re- qulrei, the plaintiff Sill take judgment by de fault azElust you for the sum Of g. 3sis5s with interest therscn and lawful percentAges and ssst- and disbursements m this behalf ex- peufisi-
 Givsa under my hand and the seal Of said Dis tirct Court. at Tueson. this 9Oth day sf Decen- be-. A. D.. 15s2-
 IL. Sl L. s; WILLIAMS, Clerk.
 iE2s-60dw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER 0g THE ESTATE OF Daniel Murphy, deceased.
 In Probate Court. pilua county. Ariznna Ie-rl- to-y.
 A certified and autheutcatel cupy ol docu- uent purportiug Co be the la-- VIII and testa- ment of Daniel Murphy drcea-et and the pro bate thereof duly authenticated. having o1 the Huh day of FebruaSy. A. D. i7-l. come luIu the the possession Uf sad Prot1ts tDurt, and ue- tItiOu for the Probate thereof and fur the issu- Ance of lerfers te-tameutgrF tu B. D. Murphy and Charles r.. Chapman. having been hled hy sad B. D. MurIhg and Charles E.. Chsprpan. uotics I- hereby given that Mon day the NIre eenth cay of March. A. b. I.ss at II o'cIuck A M- of ssId day, zt the court room of sand Court VI The Ourthuuse In the city of Tucson. county of Pima. has been set as tic time and place for uruyIug the slll of sad Dan iel Murphy. deceA-fi and Tor hearing the appli- cation of B D. Nurrly and Chas. r. Chapman for The i--uance Co them Of letters testanen tary when and where ang person interested may ap- Fesr a1d contest tle salle.
 J. A. ANDERSON Junior Clerk.
 Dated February l7th. A- D. l-,3. fz5 itW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
NnfIce enrFnrfrItnrs.

TNO THOS. MORGAN OR THOSE CLAIMING I under him You are hereby notified that we have expended one hundred dollars m labor and improvements upon the El Campo mining clam situated in the PatagOnia Mining District, fiuia county, A. T.. and recorded April 9l. l-is Book C., page 3i9. n order tO hold saId premises un- der the provisions of section ZS24 Revised sat utes of tho United States. being ths amount re- gu1red tO hold the same for the year ending De- cember Slst, lSs2. And If, within ninety days after thls notice by publication, you tall or r-- fuse Co contribute yonr proportion of such eE- pendlture as co-o~ner with cost of thls adrer- usemeut. your interest m tne saId clam W1ll br- come the property of the subscribers, under sad section z5-t. lopr proportion Of said e1perdl- ture IS thirty-three 33-llO dollars -
 CH8s. DAUCHEE
 js2f 3m II. MENAGEk-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI I cial District. in the County of Pima, Territo- ry of Arlzona-
 Harriet A. Lawrence, Plaintiff. against Frank T. Lawrence, Defendant. lCOpy Of sum- [ mems.
 Action brought in the District Court Of the -st Judicial District in and for he County of fIma, Territory of Arizona. The Territory of of Arizona sends greeting tO Frank T. Law renee.
 NOu are hereby summoned and required To ap,- pear an action brought against you by the sboye-nHmed plaintiff m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima in the Territory of Ar zOna. and an -ser thc complaInt filed with the Clerk Of this Court at Tucson. m cad county Ia copy of which complaint accom- anies this summonsi, within twenty days (exclusIve of the day of service} after the service upon you of thls summons. fl served m thls county, but if served out of the county and within thls District, then within thirty days; in all other case- forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that If you fan Co appear and answer the complaint as above re- quIred the plaintiff all apply tO the Court for rne relief therein demanded and costs and dis bursements Iu this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and Ih- seal of said Dis rr.c- Court, st Tucson. thls Slth day of Decem- ber. A, D.. 1ss2.
 fL. s.1 l.. \. WILLIAMS. Clerk
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI cial Dstrict. in the county of Pima. Terri tory of Arizona
 Uavld Allen, plaintiff. against Washington Sil-
 yer Mining Company. defendant. summons.
 Action drought Iu the District Court of the FIrst Jud'ciai District In and for the county of Pima. fr the Ierrltury of Arizona. The Terri torF of AuECna e uus greeting to Washington SIIv-r Mining COmrany.
 lru are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the District Court of the fl-st Judlcial ulstriCt in and for the county of Puma. m the Territory of Arizona and ans ger She complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court al IucsOn. ln sad county a copy of which con- plaI-t accompanies thIs summousl within twenty days iexclusive of the day of -ervieel after the service upon you of this summons fl served in this county; but if served out of the county ani within this district. then within tLIrry days: in a other case- forty days.
 Ant you ure hereby notified that 1T you fali to appear and answer the complaint as above re- quIred, the plaintiff Will take judgment by de- fault against yen for the sum of ts75 and legal interest thereon from the date hereof until paid and costs and disbursements in this behalf e1- pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of sad District Court at Tucson, this 23t day of Jan uary, A. D. lss3.
 ri4 S.1 L. s. WILLIAMS. Clerk
 E IT. Hereford. Atfy. for plff. ja2- sd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUIL l cial District. in the County of Pima, Territo- ry of Arizona.
 Clara K. keelsr, Plaintif against Wm- T. Kse- ler- Defendent- ICopy of SummonE-l
 Action brought in the District Court Of tle Eirst Judicial District in and for the County 1f Pima m the Territory of Arizsna. The Terrlto-I Of Arlzonzsends greeting to Wm. T. kes!-r.
 You are hereby summoned and required 70 aj- pear ID 6n action brought against you by tLs above named plaintiff Iz She District Court of the First Judicial District ID and for the County of Pima m the Territory of Arizona. and an sNer the comp laint hled with ths Clsrk of thls Court at Tucson. m sad county Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days tsIclnsIye If the day of serVloe after the service upon you Of this summon. tf served in this county but f served out Of ths county and within this District then within thirty days, in ell other cases fOrty days.
 And yOu are hereby notified that fl yOu fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above rs- gulred, the plaintiff will spply tO the Court for the relief therein demanded. and costs and disbursements m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of sad Die- trlct ourt, at Tucson, the 2sth day of January A. D.. l'd5.
 lLs.I LS. WILLIAMS, Clerk. H 3. Lighthizer Plaintiff . Attorney-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI cial District, in the county Of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona.
 E. F. BJins. plaintiff. against F. F. Hunt plaintiff, simmons.
 Action brought in the District Court of the F,rst Judicial District in and for the county of PIma- m the Territory of ArlEOna- The Terri tory of Arizona sends greeting tO F F. Hunt You are hereby summoned and required Co Hp- pear m Sn acti n brought against you by the ato7e named plaintiff m the District Court of the First Judicial District. in and f6r the county of Pima. m the Territory of Ar'zoua. and answer the complaint nled with the Clerk of this Court at Tucson, m said county Ia copy of VI Ich m- plant accOwpau this surumOnsl within twenty days fexclusive of he day of servicel after the service upon you of this summons. If served m this county; but If served out of the county and within thls dls' net. then within thirty day.: m all other Cases forty days. Aud you are hereby notIued that if yon fail Co appear and answer the complaint Us above required. the pla ntIh will apply "a the Court for the relief therein demanded and costs and disbursements m sIs behalf expended.
 -. Given under my hand and the seal of ] s..t ssid District Court at Tucson this
 0e"'- eighth day of Jsnuary. A. D. lssS, s----- l.. S. WILLIAMS Clerk.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TUCSON, PIMA CorNTI. \. T

ITISINT HIN UTNIf- Y. IT. !
 January ] !. l~-2 [ ITO THOMAS B. MERCHANT OR THOSE | Vso may clam Hucer hIm an undivided tue- sixth of the following descrihed prupe' ty: You are hereby uotiteI that l have expended one hundreI dol lars m labor end imr roven eut upon the Grand Republic mining Clam. Arivaca Min same property locate.i October l1 ls5y by A. Darlington. D. AIsElnys and T. B Merchant and recorded in Book t1 U ge 1li. Pima county. Rec ord OF Mines m order Co hold ssid c.Him uude- tLe provisions of Section -,-f N. .vI-e4 StatUres of the JuIfei States. brinE the amount required to hold tkc slme for the year ending uscember 3l ls-2, ud thnt myz-f have coufrIhlteI your portion thereof Therefore. If WrhIu 70 days after servIre of this notice of publication. you fan or refuse Go coutnbufe you proportion of such expenditure. as cu-Owu-r. your interest m said claim will become the property Of the sub seTiber. under said section .slf. Your pro1or- ti0n of said expenditure is sixteen and 67-IcD d0iilrs lia14 gml L. COOK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Application No 2so Tor Patent Co lac
 Commodore Mining Claim
us. LAND OFFICE Tucson. 4 r..

us. LAND OFFICE. Tucson. 4 r.
 JanIary lL l,sg NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THg ~ Warren Mining Company, by E II Cook. agent whose postotice address iz Tucson Plma county. Arizona. has thi- day hlsd Il- ap pllcation for patent for lso0 linear feet of tls Commodore mlne or vein. bearing -llrur and geld with surfsCe ground 6, feel ir width. situated in Gro Blanco Mining Dstlios COun of Pima and Territory of Arizona and aeslgnaeed by the teld notes and ottcial plat on nle lu thIs office ss Lot No. A. Ir sad District. sad Lot No. 4i bsns as iolovs, to- wit:
 Beginning at the initial monument. Whe-a d. notice of location was placed. At pine post tr4 inches, 45l feet long m a monument of -toass and marked ''G O. M No. l. % whence q vfr eral Monument No. 9 Gro Blauco Mining Di. trict. bsars \ Sl degrees % minutes F 2-lU feet distant and rock marked c. O. M. No. l. lean, N q degrees e minutes W 22 feet distant
 hence \ 70 degrees 90 minutes F llJ f-st Co NJ corner of claim Co pine post t12 iuches 4,, feet long m monument of stones, and mA-Asl ~C. O. M. No. IL"
 Thence 64 degrees il minutes " I5.u feet Co the NV corner of the claim. Co an uuk poet t1i inches, A. feet Ions and marked 'C. O. NJ. Nc. liI."
 n ence p degrees 5J minutes W 90 feet. Co the center of the NV end of ciaIm, to an oak post 4xf inches. 1T feet long. Iu zmOnument 1t stones. and marked 'C. O. N. No IN.'
 Thence 5 4 degrees jU minutes W aO Tee. Do the SW corner of the claim. Co an oak posg 4Ki inches 4iH IeeL long. ID a nonuileul ol ,i0les and marked "C. O. H. No. N."
 Thence 64 degrees 44 minutes l50o feS to the SE corner of claim, to pine post 4x3Incleg tpi feet long. n a monument of stones. and marked ''C. O. NJ. No. VI." and
 thence 70 degrees 5J minutes 90 tfet 70 the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation r degrees 2l minutes E. containing al.66 acres.
 The location of this mine ls recorded Iu t-e Recorders otice of Pima county. ArlzuLl. a Books B and Q of Records of Minos. st pases 6s and l5 sspectIVely The adjoining laIHhrt Is the appl cant. as owner of the Leopard mIra LotNO. @.
 Any and all persons claiming adverseiy y any por- tion of said Commodore mlne or surface ground are required tO present their adverse c.slmslr thIs olica dur ug the sixty days perlod Of panl- cation hereof or they Wl!l bs barred by vl-tI- of the pr0Visious of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register Q It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published Tor tle period ten couecutIye weeks in the ArizoER Clu- zen, e weekly newspaper published at Tucson, Pima county, Arizona-
 HENRY COUSINS Register First publication January 21 tS-s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Summons

TS THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND FOR Precinct NO. One. PIms county, Territory 0f AriEoua-
 John x. Carr Win. B Hooter Carter Tevis, T. r.. Nicnols and T. ?. Patterson. composiu- z the firm of Nichols Patterson d Company, plain ut1s vs- Heury C. kie-el- efeudant. Before A. N. frlgs. J P. Demand. s4t.
 be Territory Of AuEpra sends greeting to Henry '- kI ssl. defsudaHt- lon su hereby summoned and rs .uIred tu aT pear before me so my tlcs. m c e town Of iuc-,u and county uf Pms, ou tha -3l cay of March. X. D. i---.. st ll o'clock A. B.. Co answer tle compa-nt of the above named plaintiffs. who dem and of ynu hat you are Irdsbfcd 70 them in the sum Uf li rec Hundred Dollsrs for goods wa es aud merchan- dlse sold and delivered Co you by plaintiffs at your special Instance and request at said p-e- sud complaint, Hs herefu r-qulred. .he plaintiff vIll taEe judgment ga nst D ou as demanded and for the co=ts of this -uIt.
 Gwen und@r my hand this 18th day of Janu- sry, A. D. lsss. A. Ni. BRAGG.
 la2lNat IU-rrse Of rhe Peace.