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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-06
Copper Quotations.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets.
Ingot-Lake, 151s@154c; Baltimore
Standard, 14Ic Up ID,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-06

The following might be used by the
caller for the Social Club next Friday
night:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
SMALL TALK.

The thermom .ter to day registered Els degrees.
 H. Buehman came in from hIs Sal Pedro stock ranch last evening
 Judge Meyer has been very busy to- day with cases of minor offences in which but little pubhc interest Is manifest.
 George Strauss. serving a three months sentence in jail for swindhDg B soldier at the Park restaurant few weeks ago IS very Ill with malarial fever.
 The public should not forget the com plimentsry benefit rendered to Reilly and TeYnpleton at the Park on next Sun d., ,vening. The grandest bill of the season will be put on the boards on that occasion.
 The annual feast of San Agustin will be cummemorated Tn the usual fashion at the Park, beginning on the evening of Wednesday, August 21th. The prlvll- egss for booths. etc, are rapidly being engage l, and from present appearances a very lively time will be had.
 Ssmaniego's short line to Globe, gives that place its mail from Tucson ten or twelve hours earlIer than by any otEer route His stages bring Tn from twenty to fifty letters and papers daily fr' III way stations where there are no past offices.
 The jury in the Chinese opium cases yesterday could not agree and WAS dis charged. The case was retired this morning and resulted m their cOnvlc- m s.fss . al, I.aN.a a with Judge Meyer for their appearance was forfeited and their account was de- clared balanced.
 The trouble of the farmers on the Santa Cruz over the supply of water Tor irrigation culminRted to-day ID w. B Gleason, with posse of men. taking torciole possession of the Rcequias and water gates The water overseer must now resort to the law to regain posses sion. Just where the trouble will cad cannot be foretold.
 On Saturday afternoon passenger train and freight train on the South eru Pacific railroad collided three miles east of San Fernando and smashed up up things to a considerable extent. For tnnately, hover, no one was seriously hurt. One engineer was pretty badly bruised mp but his injuries are not ser ious.
 Territorial School Superintendent W. B. Horton. came very near meeting with a serious accident yesterday. He was at the depot on some business matters and stepped from the platform on a moving Hat car. At that time he was suffering with feverish symptoms, causing frequent dizzy spells. and one of these came on just as he had stepped upon the car. He reeled backward. and would have fallen headlong from the car had not tbe brakeman caught him by his coat and saved him, at the expense of that gar ment, which was badly torn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
The San Carlos Indians.
GLcBE, July -, lSsi.

GLOBE, July -, 1884.
 FprroE CITIZEN: Inasmuch as the management of the San Carlos Agency Indians. hy Captain Emmet Crawford, Is p,.rsisteutly pulled by newspapers in league with the military and against the citizens. permit ne to state the fact that Indians Ot that agency are on and of thst res-rve Bs suit. their pleasure. greatly .o the Gnnoyance O. the whites. Last Fridays count showed about 600 unaccounted for. know of some now thirty miles from the reservation, who have SO annoyed ranchercs gs to cause great crmrl.int, and m one instance the disarming of them toy citizens.
 This conduct of Crawford ID turning the indians loose upon citizens and sub- iectinr the whites to the indisnity of reportinr tn him in person when cross lpl, the reservation. is not at all llrelished. He has even gone so far Rs to interfere with the legitimate trade ot the WILCOX and Globe read requiring ifeighters t0 70 out Of their way to register thtr names lu book kept i"r that purpose at hls quarters, which l. with every Eooo citizen m all Arizona, mu@t GenoGnee as unjust and a usurpatioD "f power hy military satrap. such as is anything but complimentary to Captain Emmet Craw- ford This. and hIs careieSsness m sl- lowing the Indians to roam at will with arms in their hands, which Is sure to cause more bloodshed, by the Indians. makes Captain Crawford Bn improper De-son to ill the important position he now holds, and the sooner the author flies understand this the better It will be for all concerned.
 W. A HoLAFs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
4 DisSectiOn.

EDITOR CTTIzEN:-The action of the citizens and taxpayers meeting held in thls city in appointing committee of censors to supervise the action of the Democratic and Republican county convention. shows such an utter lack of practical political knowledge, that 1t is astonishing how they had sense enough to ever become members Of either pOlit- ical party. This consorial committee are m g great measure composed of members of the county committees O both parties; and in such capacity have the naming of the different precincts where the primaries are held, the ap- pointing Of judges, etc; m fact they control the entire machinery by which delegates are elected to the county con yentionE. How under the circumstances can they act in this dual capacity with any justice tO themselves.
 Again. no doubt numbers of this self appointed committee will be delegates tu the conventions of 10th parties and after making their nominations how can they sit m judgment on their own acts: Are they Tot m honor bound to endorse there work, or are they to say, "we were fools to put out snch n slste.'
 Further, some members of this com mittee are known to be working for nominations in the county conventions for the varions county officers; should these men be successful before the con- vent.ons, how are they to act as men bers Of tbis committee. If successful, | suppose they must endorse themselves, or If defeated they will tay the other fellow is mo good
 This entire JusIness IS SO absurd that 1t seem impossible that men who have arrived at years of discretion, should lend their names to such an imaginary scheme.
 This committee tO act honestly Gf that were possIblel should be entirely uutrammeled, and the c;tizens and tax payers should recOnvene at oDce, and force the members of the committee to withdraw from the county committees of which they are members, pledge themselves that they will not be dele gates to either convention, nor candi- dates for nomination to office by either party. Should th!s be done, this moc- strosltH or cutllnttttc NbuAu hlSs'iNc like the "baselsss fabric of a vision, ana it would be impossible tn ever form another.
 It Is certainly the duty of both Tolit icsl parties to see that no person who has taken part m this independent movement or bolt, shall receive any nomination from their conventions; this will certainly leave them free to criticise the nominations but probably somewhat sore headed.
 Another thing, what right has few voters of Precinct No. l, to arrOgate to themselves the power to ignore the existence of the voters of the twenty other precints in the county. Verify what fools we mortals be. REX.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Organized.

The citizens and taxpayers movement to-day effected s permanent organiZ.- ton, st public meeting in Masonic Hall. There were present aboIt siAty people, about equally divided in partl- san utilization. The following officers were elected:
 H. $ Stevens, President.
 Thos. Driscoll aud ]. $. Mansfield, Vlce Presidents.
 J. C. Hilzinger. Secretary.
 l.. NJ Jucobs. Treasurer.
 Samuel Hughes, F.. N. Fish, I. KaufT man, Albert Stemfeld, Chas. kreshaIn, ]. $. Crosley. T. D. Satterwhite, \. Cronly, Paul Moroney, R. C. Pearson, !. A. Browder. F. C. Hughes. and J. T. Culver, Executive Committee.
 A mass meeting will be ca!lel on Mon day,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02

GALE UPON FOREt LOS EE-BY VIRTUE - of a judgment and ue. r.i. uf foreclosure and sale issued out Of tuF District Court us t.a Fir { JudlcIal Distrlc. Df tar Itrrltory of srl- zOiiii m and for the county of Plma. tlp -.-h day of May. \. D. lS-l. IL certain acton whe ein John ZellweEer, plaintiff, recover. a judgment against Francssri. Nasqurz. defend ant for tis sum Of Slttu -i. with irty---t thereon Rt the rate of . per cent Der month tl- cether . ith the sum of S2i~ s> costs and ft-- centage and accruing ccst-. have levied urou the following descuted property. tu.vlt. Al that piece or parcel of land situate. lyIu- ard being in the city of Tucson. county uf Pua and Territory of Arizona. and which I- more paIt.e- .llarly described as follows. tO-wIt: Lot ulUb.r four q in Block number two hundred ard tventy-seven t221J, as appears from the map g.i held notes of the survey made and executed 'y \. ". Foreman, and approved by tte Mayor and Council of the village tuow city of Iur- n ll the 18th day of June, lsi2.
 And nO-ice K hereby gwen that "l tte l2th day of July A. D. l--I. between t.s hours of l. o'clock a. ui. and o'clock 8. -... i- front Of the Courthouse door Iu tEe cIty Df lU.- son. county of [ una, Territory of AUEura, ] WIll sell st public auctlon Co the hlsle-' al1 bHst bidder for cash all the above or-crt-si property. or SD much thereof as may b. u-r"e- sary Co realize the amount of the above .uic- meut. interest and accruIHg costs.
 R. II. PAUL. Sherr.
 By r. CORDS. Under ShcrIff.
 Dated st Tucson. Jure 2l. 1,si. ie2lNtl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Proposals for Beef Cattle.

HEADQUNEIERs DEPsRT1TENT CT ARIZONA, OPTICS CIuET COMMISS tlY CF SUBSIsTENDF.
 WHIPrLE BAEBACKs, iHEsCefT, A. T.,
 Juno 21. 1s3&. = FAILED PROPOSALS IN TKIPLICAIr r. - subject Co the usual conditions. will he T'- cCIvrd at rhls office and at the Otice of the Ar- IuE tOmrliesasy of SubSlsterce at san Cariu-. A. r.. until l& u'ClOrk, noon, On Monday. July 2i. I--i, at which time and pitces they wIll he opened in the presC nee of bidders, for furuI-t- IuZ and delivery of such quantities of Beef Caf tl9. on the uOf hS may from tune tO tune hv re- q qursd hy the Subsistence Department for is-ar Co troops. Indian scouts aDd prisoners at fh' san Carlos Reservation, A. T., from August .l- i,,i. Co June Sn, l-sj.
 The probable quantity ot beef cattle required will te about -yutu rOgnds. net per moHtE. Deliveries of beef cattle will be- required eEei. 90 days.
 Bidders will state the price DOT pound NG1 WEIGHT.
 The Government reservcs the right Go reJect any or all proposals.
 Proposals must be accompanied by Q Ej.s. .e..- tee signed by two spousihic persons m the -r.- of Sl..u ench. and n accordance with the fOI'0 prescribed.
 Bidder- wlll understand that contracts mat under thIs advertisement and pTur ai- IT ade i- response thereto, stall uot be construed Co .u. I've the United States Iu any obligation '. V payment m excess of tle app. UprlatIuu grnHttt Dy Congress f.r !e purpose.
 Blank prupUsh I>. guArau lees and sthdavlts a-i full information as to the manner of hIidIIg of contract and pay ymeut, will be furnished Dl application Co thls office, or Co the tOmmIs-als at the post.
 Envelures containing proposals shOuH lr marked "Hrcpoeals for Beef Cattle" aId a.. dressed to the unds rsiRncd or tJ the Acting C.>.
 CHaS. r. EAGAN. je2SWit Captain and C. S-. q. < Amy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Executive Correspondence.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE oF THE GOVERNOR,
 PRESCOTT, July 2l, lSSI

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEST,
 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR,
 PREscoTT, July Fl, 1884 ' To His Excellency, l.. Torres, Gov ernor of Sonora, Mexico-Sir: In the absence of the Governor of Arizona- |. A. Tritle, I have the honor to acknowl- edge the receipt of your communication of June 17th in reference to the extradi- tion of Colin Cameron and C. $. Cooper, charged with crimes committed in the State of Sonora. Governor Tntle has been too i'll to give the matter proper attention, and he having left the Terri tory temporarily 1t otvolves upon myself to address Your Excellency on the sub iect.
 It IS apparent from the communics- tion of Your E1cellency that the parties sought to be extradited are American cItizens, and unless the treaty of the United States with Mexico, of date of December II, A. D. 1861. comprehends this case there Is nothing demanding official action on my part. In article 6, subdivision of the treaty to which l have referred. will be found the follow ing language: "Neither of the contract ing parties shall be bourd to deliver ui it's ~wu citizens under the stIpulation- of this treaty" luur Excellency will therefore ob serve that the treaty does not in this case demand the officIal action on my part Your Excel1ency requests, and a: the power on my part officially to exer else a discretion Tn the premises Is cer tainly doubtful, 1 do not feel authorized to exercise it. Were these parties ciii zens of your own state, 1 would be mcs' happy to grant extradiuon, but l am oi opin on that no government c0nld de liver mp its own citizens to the courts oi foreign country, unless pro visions ex- press direction to that effect has been explicitly given in the recognized and established mode of authorization em ployed by nations. No such direction having been so given In the treaty as If shown; but quite the contrary, and snN authority to exercise discretion III th' premise being as observed, very ques- tionable, am obliged to decline tb, official action Your EXcellency request
 am, Your Excellency. with dishn gushed consideration, your obedlen' servant.
 H. Nj. VAN ARMAS,
 Acting Governor Of the Territory o Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Postal Notes.

The following postCfiiccs Lave bccn made money order Ctiices: N..!co1. Tempe and Clifton.
 Under read;ustment cf salaIes of the pos'masters at the sgco2d md third class offices in Arizona. Tucson is made the only second class office m the Ter ritory wish n salary of S2.5in. then come the following thIrd class offices: Tomb stone. Sl goo; Prescott, < S'n; Phoenix $l,JOO; Globe. SLIGO; Clifton, Sl.Co0 By this adjustment Tucson IS cut down slO0 Tombstone $23p Prescott Slnj and Globe $3l0, Phoenix remaining un- changed.
 These reductions are thc r,sul. of tue change of letter postage. from three tu two cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Fast Driving.
W. A HoLHEs
TrcSox, July 2, lSSt

TrCSoN, July 2. lSS4
 Why does not the city authorities remove the penalty sign on the bridge ess. Of the railroad track on the Lowell road or stop some of those violating it daily. About one half of those driVlng teams and riding animals violate the order by fast driving and riding. One daily fast driver who was threatened with a report informed the party It he was reported he would kill him for the rerort. If city laws are violated at the pleasure of the violator with threats ot deaths to any enc reporting, would It not be Q good Idea to carry ont the ordinances or abolish them altogether
 Az OBSERVER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JClI 4 ciR. District. m tEe county of Pima. Tern tory of AItzona.
 Conrad Iierghofer, plaintiff agaiust Pfid ..t Rerghufer. defendant. Summons.
 Action brought m the District Cont of t.e rIrst JuCI' Ial District m and for The cDuLtg 1t Pima. m The territory of Arizuna
 The Territory of AriZoua sends greeting q" Bridget BerEhOfer. lou are hereby summoned and required 70 appear m an acton br.1--f against you by the above named piaiut q Iu 'HN District COur- of tho First JudiciaI BisirIrf IG and for tle county Of Pima, Ir the TerTIfurg ot Arizona, and answer the complaint hi d UIfh -he clerk Of this court at Tucson. in sad c.u.'s Ia copy of ~htch count lHiut aCcomrau-r- iais ~uinmousl. within tNcnts days (excius;v, of '.- tgy'f seIvlcej af;cr the service upon YOU ui t.f- 'umnuE-, Ii sersr d m tfis county. but ii --r.rd out of the conn y and within this DistriC'. t..1 ~lihIr thirty days; m all o;her cases f0rty das-. He above entitled action is brought Co nht.ll he judgment and decree Of the above entitled court dIs-olyInG the bonds of matrimou. teTe- tof0re and now existing hetween plaintiff md defendant therein. end Co tuslly and f, rsvrr de vOrce the sbove Lau.ed fi iairt q and def, a islt as husband and vie
 And you are hereby notified that if yuu f.l. 'o appear and answer the complelrt u- abGya rs- cured. the plaintiff VIII apply Co the corrt f.r the reliet therein emaudrd. and co Co ar. a.. our=emeHts in this behalf expended.
 --'--s Given u..i.rr my hs a | and the -ef. .t iSv,4 tuf sad D.st-ict Court at Tucson '. - t-'' lith day of July, A. D. 1--t
 @-~-~ e. $. JEttOKDS. Cle-s.
 C.S. JEFFORDS. Ci.rk.
 by J- A. ANDEHsoS. Jr-. DcpJiy. iyltUIN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Sheriff s Sale

SALE UPON FORECLOSURE.-B yIETUE - of @ judgment and decree of foreclosure ts- sued out of the District Court of the Eir-t Ju- lficlEl District of th. Territory Of Arizona. m and for The county of Pima. on The sth day of May. A. ID. ls-i. In certain action wherein Julia A. Austin. plaintiff, recovered a judgment ta,alnsf Eltza Jane Watson. defendant for ths sum of Twenty i've Huudr. d end Fifty s25sOl Dollars and interest thereon ut he rate of two Dor cent per moltL from the 5d day of March. i-s3. and accr-Iug cosf-, have ievied upon all the fuilOWlrg described property. to-wlt. sItu- lted IE Pima county. Territory of Arizona. and kuosn and described ast he southeast quarter of tte eoutheast quarter of Section Nineteen ll$l; the south half of tLe southwest quarter. and southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter of Section Twenty .o m Township Thirteen llSi. -outh of Range Sixteen fir East. and contain lng ldi acres. and situated about twelv. lI1l mIles m an easterly dire et on from Tucson, and commonly known and Ge=iguAtei as the Agua Calisnte Ranch
 And notice i- hereby given that on SaturSiay the i2th day of Ju ,. i-t bt Reeu the hours of 10 o cior O. m- and o'clock 2. m m front of he court house door m the cIty of Tucson. county of Plma. Territory of AriKona. | Will sell at pubic aucf lon. Go the hiEho=t ard beat bidder for cA-h all the right title and interest of said defenda la and Co the above described property, or O much thereof a. may be necessary to realize the amount of the above judgment, interest and ae- eruir cOSts.
 Daisd at rucson, June 1e. Iss4
 PAUL. Sheriff.
 By '. CoRprs. Under Sheriff. ju2iWIt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Sheriff $ Sale.

GALE UPON FORECLOSURE -RV yiprru - of judgment decree of fore. o-lr-.. --.f NL NL der of sale issued out .f the Distriot r---. - the kirst JudicIal I1striCJ of the Ts--.r,'--l. 7. Arizona in and fer the couuty of piua .- '- the 1th day of June X. D. l,-i IT a r.-,.r-.. .. . tlun wherein Lawrence Moran. p.aIrfrr r..l, cred judgment against Jose Agullar mai , v, bel AG,iilar, his wife. defendant- for -t. .'. -'' Sl7t with interest thereon af lfe r..... ,.- IT. .. and twO-thlrds t2'sl per cent 1er month ar.i .' costs in this suIt. tas ed at i yl-IUI f,..... with the sum Of l1 i0tul allowed hy r... ..,-. counsel fees with interest thereon From ,, date of sand judgment At tie r,,e of -,s-, .,j two thlrds per cent per month. and ....-r--- costs. I have levied upon al the foIIn.r-.- . scribed property. tO-wIt: Al. tho-r Darts .F I.-. number One D, Two tZl Four "a. h.. .-. az and Eight (sj. in Block FIfty-fve -- r north from the raIlrOad track uf tI- B .-,. --- Pacific R. R Co. in Tucson. Pima c.r--v l- zoua Territory; also all of lut rutf..- r,.t. tsl m block nun her One hundred sud n .r., .., tl3B) in sand city of Tucson.
 And notice IS hereby gwen that a- S...--t.- the 2d day of August A. D. i~~l t.-1a.- ,., hours of 10 o'clock @. u}. and Q 1'rIuckr -- m front of the Courthouse dDcr If 2. % --.- -. Tucson, county of Pma. Ierritory .r i zona. | Will sell at public uuc-iuu ta Haf.I est and best bidder for cash. 'u lawf ----a- all the above described pruP rty. OF -r -rt thereof as may be Iece--afy to r.a,.7a ftz amount of tE9 above iudsm lt arI ..-r1,-s costs.
 Dated Tucson, July F. lsSi
 RH. PAUL. Ste-,a.
 By T. CORDIS- Under Sheriff Jyf2Wi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Notice of Forfeiture
TUosoS, TIeS CoJxrr Al.

IUCsCS, TIES CoUNrf All. /
 Iuiy sG. I---N ITO JOHN T. WALKER OR THOSE waO Il may clam under hIm au un uv 5,i "l-- sixth interest iu tle follow Ec dee 'ri.ri u-1,- e-ty. lOu arc hereby notified that y,- tsy. .1- pended fVe H' udred pOilars lu luhor ,r l- pro oyrrueUts upon the PoBpey ana Errcu r.. mining claims, located feoruaI. g. i-.- rr L.-t Attempt mining clam. located ir-. -- L-l-, the Mamie Thomas inning clam .".-'r. August |, l-ss. and the Hamlet min ing r..r. De cat e-t ehrUlry l2, i~1S. all sad claims H. ,. the Tyrdal Mining District. Pima c1u--s t-- z'1a. The sad $50 having been sp,r.-t .- i---. m order to hold -aId claims under DO. visions of Section 3s3i. Revised Sfatuts- [ .~ United States, being tle amount r-su.-.- ' hold the same for tLe year ending Das-l .a- -. leg. and that We have contributed yuEr thereof Therefore. 1T wIthIa .a uay- at vir" of tai- notice Of puh.Ica.IDu DO. .t refuse Co cou.rbutr yogr proportion o- prrd-tUrg- a- CO-oSacr. vIth tur C'-.. publication. your iuterest in sad ciai.a ~ c"rne the property of the subzcrib.- -' Section -S2i Your proportion of aalu f.' ' itE-e Is clcLty-thsee and 55-i doilar-.
 C. X. EEEBE,
 AZ. tACl.
 JOSEPH kNO. .- iy-iW3M l.. V. .IULLLl~.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
A Card.

To all who are suffering from errors and indiscretisns Of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by a missionary in South America Send self-addreSSed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN. Station D, New York. iy-l6-eod-d-w-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE JN - d@r-IguAd. the administrator of rl- '-.-.s of Wm. C. ksegRn. deceased. O the CT. t.-rf- and per-O-s having claims agl4'ust -ai t-' eat. 70 present them To sad adl InistrafH7 '-. the proper VI ucherr. Ht Dris' sfCs'. c0r-sr t-i- and remington streets, IT, ucsol. A. T.. T .. four months after the hrst publication oi -|- uOIce.
 Tucson. A. r., June 8, lssf. ,-,.
 JOHN W. DAVIS. of the Estate of ", C. hsS.eA deceased. !e9"H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Notice for Publication
Pre enp:ion N. ~.

LIND OFFICE AT TCCsos A-f NH.
 July -. -. Notice Is hereby gwen ;hsr tsr iu nam d settler has hled notice o. fi- lrtr maae haal proof iu support of his rs.- -- that sad prOof wiil be .usde D. fore rL' |. '. and Receiver at Tucson, Arizona u- S-l .'--E !. l-,i. VIZ. William Parker Of Tucson. .- .--. for the SEii Of Sec. K. Tp. ii S-. K. li D.. o - S- k. B. and M., and names ths fo. lowing wItuesses. VIZ Adolph Garlic. F. I. i- John H. Lynch and Sila5 Wstters, all "i 4-- son. Arizona.
 BEN M. THOMAS Re.,.s-.-- First publicss;or. August ?. l.-t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Eooa X zspeds, personai property.

Noon * zepeds, petsohal property. from S540 to S725.
 Ordered that the clerk give notice as provided by law tO the above named parties that the board will be in session July 29th, at 10 o'clock a. m, st which time they will proceed to consider said complaints and will then hear said par ties m relation thereto.
 Ordered that the tosrd stand ad- jourred to July 10th at 9 o'clock a. m.
 A. D. OTIs. Chairman. Attest:
 W. J. OSBORN, clerk.