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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Sheriff S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSCE1 ID out of the District Court of the f.--I Ili. cial District of the Territory of AfIzlra, .u ard for the cOunry of PIma on Iut-meu- rendered in said Court on the 3gth day of ueteuHar A n 1Ss3 in favor of Hugh Farley and s.rl-r-t Jane Lee for the sum of DIX Hundrs d and f.'ysaug and S5-11J Dollars, With interest tha-poa s--s rate cf two per cent Der mprth rI.. pad -- gether with fis crsts and disbursements a- date of said judgment and accruiue cosr- ! .lra levied upon the following descrihei p-u1e-.. situate, b ing and being m the Old Hat Nr; District. county of Pima, Territory D' AT- ZJua. to-wlt: The mining clam located H | known as tf santa Catalina mine 1 tt-u. Hat NlinIrg District. the location uurira ai which Is recorded m the ot e Of the Hac1r's- of Pina county m Book D. Records of N-a of Pima county, at page lOt, Co which r'cgrl -- erence IS hereby made for more pBrticu.a- .s scriptlon-
 And notice IS hereby given thar on Sa.1-ia,. the 18th day of March. A. a. 1--t h-.sas- the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and Q O. clock 2. D. ll front of the Courthouse door in the CiT. I Tucson. county Of Pima. Territory of Ar- l l Wlll sell sr public auction. Co the hlghe-r Ii best bidder for cash, in legal currency. @ -.s right. title and interest of the defendant i-l1s to the above described property, or se -st thereof gs wil satisfy sad judgment 1- -s accruing custs.
 Datei Tucson. Fehruary g. 1sS4
 R. F. PAUL. Sher-
 By T. COEDIs. Under Sheriff fs-JW-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture.
TucsoS. PIMA Cqryp. A..l...

TUCsOS. TI,rA CJUSrr t.
 Jan. %. ,-,i' ITO JOHN DOWDLE. J. v. HUNlNt AH- I Henry DuWdIs or those g loo --ay r.-l1. l-. .- them You arc hereby notified tts- lar- ..- pended one hundred dollars in larn- and -.- provements upon the Senator mlillE clam. uafed on the wes ern slope of tle Santa -. mountains sbout one and a na!t ui.e- the LucIrda mirs owned ly tlr 1i Mountain Mining cou1any. IuI-lrf trlct UT known. Pima county A.l- being the same pruperfy located J lutrl -' by francIs Toupkins, Jo-n DuN.tr. D. p. dunnick and Henry Dovdl- and re-1-'irl Book <. pa. t25. Puma county, kerori 'i '.. in order co hold ssid c.aim under rnT pr9t-- of section 2zi. Revised ctL-u-e- of ta- a- Stafes. being the amount required co li.. same for the year ending December al, i-7a, -'-. that l myself have contributed your po..-.. thereof. Therefore. [ within @ days 4I' vice of tbis nOrlce Ji pubilcEtiDf % ol is-- q. - fuse % cOutribnse yoUr prou0ruoH- OF -a.- penditures. asico owners with tl- c"-i- 'i TOUT interests 10 .8lt clam @i-- " come the nroper-y Of the sur-c-i ne-, ul..ri -'-- section z}zl Toar proportion l7 9s,i. --..-
 DAVID V. NELL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA.
 February ls. 1884. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fled notice of his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim and that sad prOof will De msde fore the Register and Receiver at TucsOa. Arizona- or March 2s lssi. viz-s Jssa Y. las7usz, of Tgess.a AElzgns for the lot and Els Of SWi4 and SWts of >Eti of Sec. T. Ip. ij S R. l4 F. and names the fol- lowing as his witnesses, VIZ. Miguel Carrillo, Michael Nchenna, William B livingston and J. M Martinez all Of Tucson. Arizona.
 BEN N. THOMAS. Reg ster. First publication Fehruary q. 1884 5tW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture
rrcsoS, PIzA CoryrY. 2. T.. T..

TrHllN pTrl ioJNIf, s- A-.
 F-I~uurT 2. l-'-
 ITO R GODFREY. NAT HOLbhOOh -'- I Jame- Hale or those who mag claim lnH.i them each an undivided Cue--i1th interest l- he f1Uowing described properiy. Ion ,re h.rsF -satlilesl tias. have r-pelsieA fo llil- drod Doiiars in hsLor and improvements upon the EichuOut Fill mining claim batagoni4 Mining Dlstuct Pima county. Arlzula. located September f3. i,,l and recorded In Book O, page 534 The sand amount heiue One Hlndred Do!- lars for each of the following years, ru-glta. is-2 and Is-5. in order Co hold sand clam ulCer- the provisions oi Section -l-i. hevised Statutes Of the nitsd StHtas. oeIng The amount required co hold the same for the years ending Decent Der ST. I--3 and l--3 and tlat ] my-ef have contrib uted your portions thereof. lnerefnre 1T within Qu days after service of tlIs notice nf pIbilc't- riou you fan or refuse Co culfr.bct" yoCr pro portion of such ezperdltures as co-oWner-, "llh tfa cOs's Of thIs puhIczfl1l, gpur ilf ere-tr .t sad claim VIII become the property ct the -lp- s-rissr under said section Z3-4- Your prOpor- tion of sad expenditure ls sixteen and oi-ltf dollars for each Of sud years ls.Z and l-,5,
 feqWm CLAIRBOONE SMITH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
rh. Rnnle fnr FrcirlLt.

The following official order has been promulgated by the Southern Pacific railroad company:
 SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. 23 Daring continuance of mgh water north of Los Angeles arrarg rgements have Leep made to forward freight from ] nc son to San Francisco by way Of san Pedro and the steamers or the r. O. S- $. Co. at regular San Francisco rates.
 F-eigbt thus forwarded will be re- ceipted for to San Francisco, there to be 6elive-ed so tbe connecting line. The uu5lic are notified that the same ar rangeipents have been made on freight from San Francisco, and shat GntL tqr- finer notice should be delivered to tlle PC. 5. s. Co. at Broadway wharf, San Francesca.
 The existing freight ratcs between Tucson and San Francisco "-'ply both ways,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
NOTICE.

ANY PERSON OR PERSONS CLAININe \ the following described property. seized .. Nogales, Pima coon ty. A. l., for Q vloltiI'1 % Customs Reve uc ! Htyv. vill come torWgru WIta- m twenty f2ni day- from the tat' u- thf- rl.I- cation. @ their clam and gIve tar seIlri bond as provided m -ertIun -t. Eevl-sd Sa- utc4 of the Unirei states. Dyscr uylu 1t T-.l- srty-I7.uoO Cigarettes of thc brand uf N.u Cruz. better known as -tIc1irrus Nlus-u-- -H Cigars HAMLIN RUSSELL.
 Deputy o iector tU-rIl... Custom Hou-e, NoKaies. A. T.. FshHfr E l~-4 f-Tfr,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
HIstakea Identity.

a couple Of honest miners were stand i1.z in front of Drachmau's cigar st1re, inst before se-yice time yeaterday lao-n- luv. when there sailed deun the stra5t Dast Posrson's the personlhcatlon el ministerial dignity. The man was i1lly s.r feet in bis stockings, broad should cred. and wore cleanly shaved and benign countenance. 4 mlld expres- sion and sipc years fulfilled the idea Of 8 physical divine. But t wEs the dress tbf. took the eye Coat and pautal5oBs o- the finest broalclotb black velvet vas5, and t;c and shirt bosom oi lll- u.acrlate whitcuess. he was certainly a ..irrguau In sight # not n fact
 i"I bechsr tn drinks there goes @ Lhtal-sn minister remarked cne htue=t and observing miner.
 | Cred 7 -a7 the answer, and sttT rtg aer0=s Co SaDpson's place ttes ,..s.5tei out to bystnnder the hun an macs craduaIly decreasing l1 persps 'iiFe flown the th0roughiare.
 -Hinl' was the astonishing reply, ",7lIv d-n if, be IS one of inc old tune snort no men or the Ierrit5rl.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice oi Forfeiture.
Oro BLASco, PI,rA CcrNu. AL

OEO BIASCo. PIMA CcrNIY. AT.
 January l- .--.. ITO CHARLES STURGEON AND J4Ahs ! Corkill. or those who mny clam ug'- fl 1- each an undivided one -IXth interest of t...i- low ing described property; Nru are IH-'1g lo-- ned ttst we have expended one hU1dr. t1.--- lu labor and improvement upon tIe N.. U-.s- rsndum inning ciaim. Gro Blalc1 NsIl- -i-- tlct, Pima county, Arizona. iu order TOD a. ssld claim und q Cue provisions ot Section gu Revised Statutes of the United Sfst.- hlr- Che amflnt required Co hold the -arI-.o- r.- yelr endius December si. t-s3 and ttsf va .ar. contributed your portion thereof tHr.r.H-., T vi hlu g' days after ser lc.f Of tii- rI.rr Hl publication, yog fai or refuse tucprrltu.r "-r proportion cf such eXpen Iture7, e .-oi'aef- Jour IuresC-ts tu -lid clam wIl u.ru"- iH- prupery Of the -uh-crsber- uEdHr -sru --.HH1 Si2i Your proportion of sad eXpe4 Iur- H Sixteen and td-llD bOliars each.
 NAT CE, COME
 MARTIN NCNAFAEA
 JOHN LYLE.
 ili2W3m THOMAS W. TONElN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Mi. RabnnniYari

The summit of this mountain which is 42 miles from Tucson, has never been attained. Mining experts claim that 1t is of the same formation as the QuiiOtoa peak, ard that ore might as reasonably be expected there. Tradition says an Indian chieftsin once climbed its rocky sides. The word is Papago, meaning water on the mountain" and is so given from the numerous springs on its sides. There are sketches of this peaz in the United States Boundary Com mission Report. It appears that the only way to reach the summit is toy the proposed plan of getting to the North Pole-balloOning if.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsos. PM, CoUSu. Al

TuCsOS. PIlit CoUSTY, A. G..
 January l--t ITO CHARLES \. SHIRELL OR IHu,t 4 who may claim under hin an gudiviIet. g-- sixth af the following described property. 1 are hereby notified that 1 have sNpercsi 0-s hundred dollars in labor and improvement lp'l the Montreal inning claim smith mIuIg- de tuct, Pima county Arizu. O.. being the sane property located Aus u-t 6, l-le. by me udr.e. JOhnsOn) and recorded iu Book e. pr-- 5+ Pima county. Record of Mines, in order t1 .a.i said claim under tte provisions uf Sec lon -a-t Revised Statutes O. the JuI-ed Statt-, reI.t '. amount required tD hold the saI..- for r.r I'- endlI z Decem ber 3i. I,-i and that my .r-. tt' contributed your portion thereof. Therefor. within Hl days after service Uf rhl- uut... . publication. you fali or refuse to cu.---'a- your proportion of such eXpeEiIturr. .- t'- owner, with the costs Oi raia UhI-...'. your interest in suld claim HiIl become ' property of the suhsCrIbpr. under -lll s''-.'- 2'24. Your proportion of sal- eNpellIrllr - sixteen and 61-fJJ ioilars.
 iafaW9rr DANIEL. JOHNSON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Official Records.


 Prince of Wales, Tucson district, Jan l, by W l. Campbell.
 Princess Alice, and Fl Cspitan, Tue son district, JaE l. by W l. Campbell Mountain Lion, Quijotoas, Jan 26, by D Ii Rice and X B Sampson. Black Cloud, Qujofoas, Jan 2G, by A E SamusOn and D H Rice. I \ l., QuiiotOas, Jan 26, A B Samp- son and D H Rice.
 Telephone. ChfI, Castle Telegraph, Little Joker mines. Harsh6w district, Jau ], by c Best. Oue-tniId, A Bald win, two-thirCs.
 Scotia, Quijotoa AIts, Jan +. George J RCskruge.
 Somerset, QuIoloa Mts, Feb Is. by " R Logan, J fl ShotweIl, George J Rosfruge and J M QniPcle.
 Plata, Red Rock district, Jan l, by A Csrre.
 Gab-Kor5t. No. !. Quijotoa mountains, Jan 2S, by c i Nosburg, E A Stephens Chas R Wores.
 Mahear, Quij atoa mts. Feb z, by John Malear and V E Jordan.
 Beua7e-, QpiJ0tla mts, Feb IA, by \ W eks, C R Drake.
 Prusgcob. Q1ijotoas. Feb ,, by John -tiidi, t Swart and \ Weeks.
 pclie, Q1ii as, Feb l4, by F W Yoll sud Capt Daliviu.
 Amelia mine. E.ucon 1Its, Jan 1, by W I Freeman, Jno l. Slater and John Linguis-
 H1rbr re. Tucson Dist, Justo Reyes and F A Barnard.
 Siter Queen, Empire Dist, Jan l, by W H Hudo.son.
 MISC 1LLANEOUS. Brand and countefbrand. by John Rsler. Feb 70
 Bond oi C c StepiC ems and F c Pear -on in tfo ST 10 of Sl,t0I. in favor Of Fl B L ghtllzer, notary pubic.
 D ELS.
 JG Bsst to A ? Mitchell, i interest n the Cliff. Castle, Little Joker, Tele- rraph mues, Har.ha district. s333.- 33.
 A Baldwin to ? Mitchell g interest in same mines, same distfi't, S666G6 " 4 Clark Co " A Tanner. E c Hughes, Henry Turner. and M l. Grover i-5 interest in the Henry Wright mine, Sl.
 SCLewis. Charles EuG. N B Allen, B H Hereford, Wm Vi Lowell and Thos b Satfervhlte. oue-fny interest in North End claim Quijotoa district S5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice for PubIiotlon.
Pre-enp.ion So. IO12.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS, ARIZONA.
 December 2l. ISL , Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has filed not c- of his intention 70 make final proof m support of tls c.aial' arii that said proof wIil be made before the 2. sslsle and Recaiver at Tucson. Arizona on sroraar9 G. 1884. VIZ. James PIxley. of kedlugrn9. Ari- rora for The Sf t, of Ss-r. 4 h. \. k ll ', G z S K B & M and names the following as s Sitr esses viz A. JsmsS, EdTt-t Whitlock, lc- ssph Pea--on and Nathan fr'iisJn all ol h'' inytop. Pi-na cOu- ty. Arlzons-
 BEN. M. THOMAS Register. First publication December % ISs3. W9'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice for Publication.
Pre-empdon No. s7s.

LAND OFFICE ,r TUCsoS, ARIZONA.
 February E, 1884. ! Notice is hereby gwen that tho foiloWInc lamei settler has nle,l notice or his intention to make.fnal proof m support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at the Land Ofice at Tucson ou March 2, lss.; Edward X. Weldneck. of Tue of SN lt of Sec. 70. Ip. l4 S. R. is l.. and nance the following as hts witnesses, viz. J NJ. Hen ders0n, George Smith. John Bruckner anC Charles Schneider. all of Tucson. Arizona
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Rearistar. Flrst pubEcatlnn Febrnnrv a Is.I. 5fM
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

Fine watch repairing a speciality at J. 4. Turner 6 Co.'S jewellers. c ngress and Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches, diamonds ar q isweiry d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS
Sheriff S Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN ENETUTIDN I.srr. itOut of the District Courr oi tha F-.- - cial District Of the Territory of Ari-Ira . - -- fOrthe County of Puma, O a !udsiuar. -s- .--. .-. ID sud court on the tth tsy ot Jula-. -., iu favor Of Jane- Qulnlau and a--,r--t D D '-lt ly. Estevan Ochoa and Iully t'ca1s t . the sum of Twelve HI-dred and ~.r--- 43 luJ dollars wlth interest r.s-a- the rate of ten per cent Der .---- H paid and costs and di-brrrsa-r.-.. -- date of sad judgment am1uurr-- . f ..- Three l5-iuO doilars and ac--1.r. | have levied upou all that certain 1--r,-- -. or lode known Es the CoAreTl mine a-.f I'. --- -- ed us follows. to-Wit; tegir lur at come y l. MesquIt post in mound of stone. r..-sss, LS.E. .C.M. .Ctheuce north f0-.y sewn .- i--'. W est, Four O. chains, and f.f-e 5Ysr- n. I' to center of Southwe-terly huuaI.-gg s- thence. Nine isl ,h8iHs and Nine ... #-s-- corner No. 2. a Mes IuIt Post m WarrH .f marked No. 2. S VIC. VI. c tla-.a Nr--Fs- three f3l decr-es East Iu-u.--a. ..-5. .,-- and Seveuty-rwO ls-l i.-s- fa r.-r.- N1 ' Post in Mound f-tor-- marked N1 nj \ F C. M c. from which cu-..- .t -.. -..r-f. V.--.. crill- e Post marSa. x. \. H s. -a. n --- North Slxty-two tb-I c--rHe- .f--.u .f-. --- ltes west at a dIsfan O ut Four uurI-,-s s-a seventy ne (ts5l chains and tt.-f seven ..- luks. then co from alu Corner s1 Sag.. r.
 y seven lf5l degrpes ka-t.tour eta.r~ s-I-f
 y-fpur t5il Ilks t' c-rf-a or Nur..aa.- a.--. diary from winch -hffJ ol -us clam boa. south Forty hIee i3I da1r1a- gt-raf a. ..--.-.. Of Seventy ,7u lIak-N sIr..ir-ar .r-s.. liuks to corner Nu. Four q "a Ne-e-Ira aa.-.- mound of stoge- marked Nu frur.t S.Etrf thence South Eoriy-- roe .i I.-r.a- Wa- IWenty-Jwo l-3i chlIG= aaI Seventy .sr -- Inks Co She place Of beEuul- e.ars.1--s Twenty (3ll and SiZi5--IZ one tu#..rI..r.s r-.t acres more or less and emhrae1-- tIf ea. H1r cred tt5uU linear fee, oi thH -IIH O..-..a --. or lode ard recorded DO par.- -" art -. a-. rCpreserted on page 2ll uf SDuE -t y. u-si. af
 Mines m tEo Ol- C. 4r trn racu-.H- u Pss county. Arizona Ierut rg and rl which f1-s more fuller Ctscr1l ltIul inference "a ts--.r ula1e. And uotlCe Iz hereby Ervs- -fHr er ~s- ur,iay the lf day 1t February. l--+. between -s u0urs Of 70 o'clock. 60. m. and @ Dc..r, D. h. .- front of the court house do.r Ir ..- t.-g lf Tucson. County of Pima, Territory of sr-1-a l will sell all the right flt'e and interest a. q. defendants Fully. Och0a G Co or sitr,-ost- t--- in and to the above described Irule-y H- .o much thereof ss wiil satisfy the sad llirra- costs, and accruiuE cos-s.
 R. n. PAUL Shsrr Dated Shsriffs office Tucson. Jan L I,,,-s.g
 The above sale is hereby postponed 1-l >r- urdsy. March |, lsSf. at the -au1 hour aI place, R. H. PAUL, sha--
 Dated Tucson February l5. i--5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01


 Suits for prisoners, pants and shirts. 2)0 nts.
 200 overshirts Sample of.material in the
 SecretEry's ofiicel. 9 dozen cotton flannel undershirts. 60 do do do drawers. 90 do drilling understands. 70 do do drawers 1G0 do socks. knit wool 40 do hats, white wool. 75 do shoes, army. S5 do hdkfs. cotton. 700 yards towehng, linen crash. $50 do sheeting. cotton, uubleached. 175 pairs blankets. 6-pound gray wool 22j mattresses, 2ipound single "Eureka
 hair" 22J pillows, 3-pound single. 10 gross thread, assorted cotton. 10 do do do linen. 10 do shoe strings, leather.
 , do needles, assorted sewing. 10 dozen needles, machine sewing. I do gloves, buck. CONTINGENT. 1000 gallons oil, coal 70 do do lard. 60 do do boiled. l dozen oil, sewing machine. 6 gross matches. l.2J0 bushels, charcoal. l2 tons coal. blacksmith's 10 dozen plates, tin. 10 dp cups. tin. do pans, 6-qusrt. 10 do spoons, iron, table. 2) do clothespIns. ? pounds soap, white castle. 2 do do shaving. 3 dozen mucilagr, small bottle. do ink. Arnold's black. quart bottles. l do do copying. do do red BIO pounds iron, bar. 5)0 do steel, pick. 2J0 do iron, Norway. J}0 do do American. ? dozen handles, sledge and hammer , do wheelbarrows, iron. 6 pounds borax. | dozen picks. 8 do shovel-. L II. lj do buckets, galvanized iron. do do granite. cell F do bowls, wash, galvanized iron. 60 kegs powder, blasting. 70 pounds powder, gun. $50 pounds powder, giant. l box caps, do do. 200 boxes caps, gun. 2,O00 primers, rife. 200 pounds lead, refined. 800 cartridges, Colts cal. 45. 1000 cartridges, shotgun. 1000 do rife. 1000 fee. fuse. dozen globes for lanterns. s q brushes, whitewash. do do lather. do do paint, assorted. do do varnish. do do house do do file. do do scrubbmg. 25000 feet lumber, redwood 5000 do flooring. pine. 1O01 do sugar pine. j,OO0 do soantling. 1000 shingles. 2,oOO Iaths. l dozen blueing boxes. ; tons hay. 70 tons straw. l ton barley. % gallons turpsntine 70 pounds putty. 1000 pounds tobacco. dozen ladies, irou. do pans, bread. l2 do chimneys, lamp. do do reflector do lanterns, globe. l do lanterns, reflector. do razors. l do razor s-rops do ollas. , do files, saw. 70 do files, bastard, assorted. do brooms, corn. do do stable. do sledges, per pound. do plotting pads, large. do pencils, lead, Faber's ] do wrenehes, monkey, assorted. , O pounds chloride of lima. jars. ? dozen washboards. ? do spoons, iron, large. ? gr1ss lamp wicks, assorted. dozen hair combs. do curry combg. do shears, barber's. DO pounds lead, white. 1000 do nails, assorted. 200 do spikes, assorted ? dozen lanegar irons. ] do handcuffs, double lock, latest i'm
 proved. D barrels cement. $ do llme. , tons asphaltum. l5 barrels coal tar. 1 barrel mineral paint 2 dozen revolvers, Colts cal. 45. 2 do belts. ? do do gun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
TsC)VN.

MARLAE-Iu PreniX February l4 i--i. to' the wife of George Na-iar. son. PEEES-In PheuIy. February lt. lsst Co the wife of J B. pesr= a daucitaf.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
FROM THE PINTO HILLS.

JOHN W. GRANT PROSPECTS TIRE COUNTRY
 WEST or QUIJoToA.
 On Tuesday evening John W. Grant returned from a seven weeks prospect ing trip through the country west oi the Qnijotoa mountains Gs far as the Pinto hills, about seventy miles southeast of Yuma. He went well equipped with two stout mules and light spring wagon, water barrels, and provisions sufficient to stand feg weeks absence from civiliza- ton. Leaving Tucson, he passed abou, twenty miles soEth of the Quijotoa mountains, and went through a narrow dcti'e over into the S0BoIjd valley, pa- s- ing cl se ny the Mexican custom houses ol San Domlugo and Qlitavaquito
 From tuIs rOini he struck ont bod ' into the wilderness, where tho wagois Of men seldom go. The farther west he went tHe more sandy became tine charsc- ter ui the soil. and The less capable it seemed Of supporting the different kinds of vegetable ife, even the hardy cactus getting scarce. X. times he was from 60 to 70 miles from water. Two tanks were found m the Pinto mountains, one at the head Of a canyoI, and the other on the west side near The bottom Of the same canyon. Heavy rains fell while he was there.
 He found but little quartz, and what little be did see had been broken by the pick of the prospectOr. Some had sain this country had never been prospecttd. but every where NIT. Gran; found signs Oi both Mexican and American pros pectors. He says he saw but httle min eral indications.
 On his return home Le overlook Pete Gahuel on his way to the Mohawk mountains. His horse had become lame, and Pete was forced to return.
 Mir. Grant Is still of tle opinion that there may be mineral ionrd in that di- rectiOn, and that the country wIll bear thorough prospecting, especially ID the Mohawk range
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

By chance next morning with her meeting.
 ] bowed my cad. ] miEht buve spared my cordial greeting.
 She culs me cead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

AIy senses quickly come together
 aud now . know Hos wretrIrl s lhls beas;ly weather. How ylIe -ne snow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
REV. J. F. BERRY.

A letter from Rev. J. I. Berry in Michigan, so vel known in Tucson. was received last week hy Prof. Hall, in which the former expressed himself as rrpidiy recovering from his long illness Iad the sorrow of the death of hIs two children.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

We dance. we sup. We talk together;
 GId not know SD Ilf-rtsfiug aas fle weather,
 So far lhe snow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
A sAEINo PICNIC.
THE BALDWIN WEDDING.

On Wednesday @ pleasant wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Robinson. Mr. V. W. Baldwin, of the firm Of Dyar, Finch q Baldwin, of Ben son. was united in the holy bonds of Inatrimoly with Mrs. Sarah D. Carleton of the same place. Mr. and Mrs. Bald in were the recipient of a midnight sarenaie at the hands of several musical
 lsnds the evening Of heir marriage.
 hey returned home on Thursday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

] dance three svCet. successive dances
 Nlth ne fur gIri; clc -lTcs me mos hriliaut giauces
 As rou-d We whIrl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
FASHION NOTES.

Cloth is the most fashionable material for street wear. Ii is invariably trimmed with fur of some kind.
 Undyed beaver is very fashionable both for trimming and shoulder capes.
 Fur IS allowable for use in hats and bonnets for street wear.
 Great quantities of black fur are used
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

|, H. Gormley was in Tucson on Wodnesday from hls ranch near Critten- den.
 Hon. Morgan R. Wise, ot PenQsylva- mia and Joseph M. kmley. Esq, spent iast week in Sonora. Mr. Kinley re tnrDed home on last Wednesday.
 Hon. Titus Fey Cronise, author of a rsrre and exhaustive work entitled -be .4Nbtural Resources of California" and organizer of the Tucson electric ig6t company, is ihe guest of J. M. wilkins. Mr. Cronise is recovering from severe attack of rheumatism. He thinks of going to SocoTro next week.