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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
4 Perfect Map of Pima County


 A map is uow in the corrse O prep aration by Surveyor Roskruge. which when complete will snow oif Pima county to perfection.
 The work has been in progress for eighteen years-nUt the map itself, but data. It will give springs, valleys, ranches and mountains. Often during the trans scribing of the map Mir. Roskruge has been an hour finding among his paper. the exact location Of a ranch. He says that for eXactnesS IL may be absolutely r,lIed upon. He has table piled up with books and papers field notes and tue iike--for references. Triangular dots are ou 6 map to indicate monuments, mostly those of the old Mexican survey. Mc Roskruge says that those old Mex cans were very unreliable fellows. They did considerable guess work. If they salC that such and such monument is so many miles from peak perhaps 1t was and just IS iike'y it WAS not. Finding the monumynts was often very difficult Square dots indicate ranches and on CteIs sCl | springs.
 The map itself $ been prepared from time to time If late. What was a small portion of the whole was a weeks work Ebe surveyor Is nJw putting in the Santa Rita mountnius. The map Is about four feet b. six and wIll De pur- chased by the board of supervisors, for S700.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
A Queen SnoMbauel.

Little Queen Wilhelmina, of the Meth erlands, some weeks ago got into a muss which is probably without precedent in the annals of kings and queens. She and her mother had driven out from the city as usual in the afternoon for an airing. As Is the wont of the unostentatious queenmother, they drove in plain car riage, unattended by outriders or foot men. In a hamlet about two miles from the capital they came upon a crowd of yOung school children in the midst of a hot snowball fight. The carriage was stopped so that the little sovereign might observe how her little subjects amused themselves.
 1t was give and take, hot and heavy, among the combatants. The weaker party began to go to the wall. Just ls its discomfture was aggravated by Ae fall of the boy leader, who had got ball of olush i'll the eye, the young queen sprang to her feet and leaped from the carriage. She ran between the two par ties of cOmbatants and called out that the yictors must at once stop psnowballing
 She had the proverbial luck of peace makers. All the children turned on her, and before the coachman could come to her aid had her half buried under a great pile of snow. When pulled out Wiihe!mina shook out her skirts, drew herself up, and said calmly:
 "Boys and girls, am your queen
 The agitation of the ccachman cor roborated this simple declaration. The children were too frightened to run away. All of them became white and scared, and most of them sniveled pite- ously. Queen Emma added to their terror by ord ring the cOachman to take their names. The next day, however, the InOurnini of every child was turned to gladrcss V hen it received a box of toys with tho good wishes of the child sovereign.-l 'arjs Letter.
 .1i.is : 7 Has Another Day.
 On Tues'ta : niaruIng, as was his GUS lom. Eir. Lit;leiieid, of ValadOsta, wen1 nto the h0use where his puppy had oec:i put to ed ;st night and found hi1E ieaG. Hc ck hi:n by the collar he lyur, ;;r3lnC his neck and laid him CE .iie pnud outside. Sir. LittleiielG verc ::, cp reakfast. and his wife in .s.i, q ..ffrr he rrrpy'' Esaiih. askine : !! "-e;o uz;,eP Y =s. q sleep iron yhicii ue will never awaken" Mrs. Lit :eie,i s-;I, u servant with warn .i.aa.,"f. Fii.l orders It. bring tbe dog Ii Ier rem l- the fire. Sn soon as ths .er.;.D, s..,v ,he dos sac replied. He, .ea,,. Slir:.."
 Mrs Lit. 'otield believed the sam, hing. i;1t liacs:,: the dead dog by t!i, ire. win re : te rubbed, rolled aud pattec aim. D. ie.l | moath oren, blew into il trying lo ii.iaJe ihe lungs; placed hin rn hot ! .th, rubbed him dry. pm; whisky dosu his throat. and was re sarted by ;i groan and movement Of one foot and breathing. This treatnei;, Oy Mrs. Lit etield of his body was kep' lp for three hours, when, to the deligh' of his owners. he could hold up his head and is now we'll News
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
GAMBLING DEBTS.
They Can Be Collected Uudsr Cur
 Laws.

A case was tried before Justice Nab bett last Friday. which involved the validity of gambling debts in the terri tory of Arizona.
 Some time ago Francisco Avila opened monte game at Thurlow's saloon, hay lng paid the county a license Of $30 a month. On the evening of January Seth last, John Stoffeia bet 8 on the game, but without putting up coin. the dea.er taking his word. Stoffela won and again bet Sl0, won and bet another ten, won that, doubled again and until he had won S40. The mol ey was paid over to him by Avila and Stoffela went away. He again bet later in the even ing without putting up, the dealer talk ing hls wo q once more. The last time however, the fickie goddess threw off on StofTela and he kept losing until he lost 5lo0. He then quit and refused to pay his debts to the game.
 Avila brought suit for the amount and the case came on for trial last week. H. c. Davis appeared for plaintiff aDC George M. Knight for defendant. Alter hearing, the evidence and a~guments Judge Mabbett tGok tht clGr B lsr ad- v;sement, Saturday he rsndeIed a de cision for AvlIa for the tuiI amount and costs. Attorney Knight at once gave notlce Of appeal to the district court. The defendant claims that an arrange ment had been agreed on by him and the banker that he was 10 play as cap per for the game.-Yuma Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Young Pc ople's Bible.

The Pictorial Self-Pronouncing Young Peoples Bible" is the title of d new subscription book just published by the Dominion Publishing company, of Seattle, Washington. IJ is entirely novel m it's conception, and will prove a valuable addition to the Biblical and religious literature of the day; especial ly that which is adapted to the use of young people. Although the phraseo- logy of the Bible itsslf Is preserved, it is arranged in the form of a narrative instead of in chapters and verses, and will consequently be read with much more interest by those for whom it is specially designed. It IS entirely new plan of Bible for the young, and will satify the keart aud judgment of the people for whom It IS prepared. Ger tain passages m the Biol, that are en- tirely unfit for children to read, are left out, and by simply emitting most of the long, hard, and dry details of the lIo- safe laws, the sad lamentations and de- nunciatIons of the prophecies. the deep theology of some of the eplstles, and mysteries of revelation, the beautiful chain of fascinating Bible narratives, running through thewhole scriptures, remains in thls Young Peop!e's Bible in bold type. That absolute necessity in chiidren's books -illustrations-has been amply supplied, for there are hundreds of some of the finest Biblical eagravings, many of them belrg full page colored plates. which have ever embelllshed book of this description.
 That the work is possessed of the highest possible merit is borne out by the fact that introductions to it have been written by such eminent dIvines and others as the Rev. John Hall, D. D., IL. D.. pastor of the 9th Avenue Pres oy herlan church, New York; Rsy.S. M. Merrill, D D., LID. D., bishcp of tue M thndist F. piscopal church, Chicago; dOn. J. l.. N. Curry, D. D, IL. D., ex- minister to Spain; and the Ray. Charles il Spurgeon, pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle. London, England.
 he book, which contains over roc large pages of crown quarto size, and is only just from the press, will be sold only by subscription, and we predict that before six months nave expired, nine out of every ten families in the United States wlll be possessed of a copy of 1t.
 The Dominion Publishing company are handling tbis book exclusively in this state and, We understand, are offer ing liberal terms to agents who may ap- Lo them for exclusive territory. Then address is Rochester Building, 116 Pike street, Seattle, Wash. and applications should be made to them at once. Their advertisement appears in another col umn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Recorders ORcs,
c. A. sHTBELL, COUNTY RECORDER.

c. A. sHIBELL, COUNTY RECORDER,
 Duplicate final receipt for homestead entry No. 1893, for lots 3 and and E1a of SW, Sec. Is. Tp. 16, R, II E, by Man uel Cabellero.
 Official bond of T. D. Satterwhite, as notary public in the sum of Sl000.
 D. A. Stanley to James B. NIX, ccp- sideration S3100, deed for iots l and 10, block l, in Noga.es.
 Seven mining locations in the A!o mining district, by Thomas Childs, ct al, of Cardinoff, Golden Eagle, D. B. It'll. Wonder, Black Hawk, Bricks and Lucky Friday mines.
 Alex Mckay to " H. Bayless ct al, deed consIderdaiion S10OO, for tHo pos sessory claims, one hDowl as the "sheep ranch,' the other as ''bucks' pasture. Y"
 Same parties deed for Christmas lode inning claim, ami New Year iode claim consideration o3O00.
 Supervisors deed to Thos Bayze for iand north of Nog 4les; consideration S75O.
 Order for sale of real estate in the G. tate of Simon Sanchez, deceased.
 Order directing sale of abovs estate.
 Deed from Alvina Sanchez al to R NJ Adridge for lot in block Isl; cou- sIderation 5000.
 Bill of sale of 200 head of cattle from Manuel 4. Redondo, to A. Hemme; COZ -ldertaion S6.50 per head.
 Jesus Contreras to 4. Hemme, hill of sale for 400 head of stock at 56 per head.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
A Eastern VSs;tor.

Among the customers sin Arizona is Frank c. Boise, president of Williams Fruit Evaporator company of Nashville Mich, and vice president of the Barker Automatic Scale company of the same city. Mir. Boi=e accompanies gentle
 men interested in mining properties ID Yuma county.
 A week ago Commissioner Coats of Phenix left for the east in the interes t of the proposed World fair exhibi.
 He went to se;ure the passage through congress of a measure regarding the S30,OOO appropriated by the last terri torial legislature for that purpose.
 Mir. Bose gave Mir Goats a letter to Comptroller of the Currency Lacey wh cn may d q In the cause. Comptroller Lacy will probably place the matter be- fore Senator AiacMillan of Michigan, wno Mir. Boise thinks, may take an iB- terest Tn lt.
 Tho letter stated tbat Arizona was much hindered in iis develo nent anG progress by the Harrison act. A rail- road might De put through from Pres coJt to PhenX which would help T. some, but 1t needed the reversal of the act, and he recommended such measure.
 But understand me" sad Mr. Boise. that is only just little introduction ot the su ject at Washington. 1 don't think 1t done by any means, but only just getting 1t ready"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Heralded from Haraua Hala.

At the of late rather famous Harqua Hala group of mines, in Yuma county business goes on in booming shape. Sixty men work there, employed in the mine and mill.
 Twenty stamps are pounding out the free gold at the rate of sixty to seventy tons day. and with satisfactory results. How satisfactory may be inferred from what gentleman just from there tells.
 Ohe-eighth of thesoutput pay the run ming expenses.
 He says that hei not authorized to make statement as to the bullion ouL- puts.
 Not long since eastern parties were considering the purchase of the Harqua Hala. While they had in consid- lJIon the figures named by tho owners, Mes SITS. Hubbard and Bowers, they were surprised to hear that the Harqua Hala had taken a rise. Tue new prica WAS a quarter of million more than offer No. 1. It ie reported doubtful If the mine can now be had at price No. ?.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Library Ball.

The Tucson public library Is an insti- tuition that the city may we'll be proud of and should be supported literally by its citizens. The support in the way of money. that it receives from those who use it most, is very meagre and It taxes the trustees wits to accumulate fuods enough to add few hundred bo 0ks year. They call upon the citiz ns a, large but once year for 6 lift an this cali is now made. The social danc, and tea to be given next Monday ght, should be well patroniz d. The w ssh lngtonian costumes 70 be wCrn by the ladies in charge will add quaintaess and interest to the occasion. Mrs. Dav- Is, Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Warren have the refceshment room in charge, which is a guarantee tkat the tea will be a grand success. Those who avail them seivss oe the privileges of the library should all buy ticket and thus enable he trustees to get new supply of the latest publications.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Thievish Tram os Encarc erated.


 The latest of the dep-edations of the tramp element is more stealing and sub- s queat imprisonment for two.
 Boys and crippies are capital in the tramp fraternity. A boy is concerned In the present affair. He IS about fif- teen years O;d, and gave his name to Judge Slater as Harry Smith. Harry tells that day before yesterday, being melted thereto by fellow tramp, giv ing the name of John Sullivan" he stole pair of shoes on exhibition ip front of the New York store, one shoe at a time. The first shoe he bid in -Flsh's hole, and watched his opportu- nlty to return for the other.
 A neigh boring merchant saw him slip the shoe urder his coat and walk off rapidly. Pursuit was instituted, and the boy ran behind Pennington street buildings, and escaped by taking to the roofs. He dropped the shoe.
 Marshal Roche had taken the boys measure and yesterday caught him. This morning he was brought up, and implicated his brother tramp, tough looking chap of thirty five, who was given twenty days i'll Jail. He seemed rather pleased than otherwise at the prospect of food and shelter for twenty days with no efort required and cord ally said in response to the sentence; Thank you judge The boy was given eight days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Tucson I Telephone System.

The business convenience of the te- Aphoue will soon be realIze0 in Tucson. Yesterday, Mr. Keyser, who has charge of the telephone system, was in the city.
 He found all satisfactory. Poles were ordered of the Tucson Lumber company, and in two weeks the material wire |, insulators, Instruments and ibe like will have arrivei. Another week and ing-!ing-liug-lIng!
 Some good looking young lady will he stationed at the present office of c. F. Hoff, the location of the proposed ex- chaIge.
 Over the necessary number of sub scribers have been oJtained. The line will connect with the railroad station the hote Is, liveries and business places.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Held for Intimioatiug Witnesses.

If I had the witnesses for the prose cution in that case Id knock h. out of them''
 So said Nicolas Sa as last Sunday. He made reference to the recent United States case against Lip Gee and the Rascon women. Yesterday he was be- fore Commissioner Ainsa, and was in formed that such talk was unlawful and was further informed that for it he must answer to the grand jury.
 He was unab to furnish the bonds S20O-so he will await the grand jury in jail, where he will hardly harm thei wit neSses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Edmunds Act Match Making.

The Ednund's act has again figured as matchmaker. ThIs morning a United States prisoner, aaai.iug action Of the gram jury. was l. ken from jail having slgLiti .d his desire of marrying the partner m his TeCe nt unlawful ac tons. He was taken before Judge Wood
 Under the care of 6 deputy sheriff he met his to-oe Lride. She carriej in her arms their child, very dark cniored in- fant, to whicn lle mother gave a sooth- ing syrup Warranted 10 culm fractious infants while the papers We're in prep aratiOn.
 Well" said Judge Wood'' are you ready? Tell them to stand up and joIn right hands,"
 The infant was released from the soothing syrnp and wh ie the motae, neld it In her left arm, she joined he right hand With that of the prisoner husband.
 The man in the case, Jesus Valde- negro, has been m ia three months, the woman being out an small bonds. Val d+nrgro wlli probably now be released on smai. bOuGs, and finally let go with a nominal gne.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Hooking for a Lost Mine.

The following has been received at this office, and as we are unable to give the desired information publish the let ger for what 1t is worth The old gmine legend is as old as the country aud will probably be almost as enduring:
 LOGANsPORT, ind. Feb. II, 1892. CITIZEN PCB., & PRINTING Co,
 Tucson, Ariz. GENTLEMEN:-Can you tell me if the gold mine near San Carlos reservation has ever been found? I mean the mine ;he old doctor tried to direct his friends 70 just before hts death in 1874. Any information you may give me will be thankfully received.
 Yours Respectfully
 w. H. HoWE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
The Gunsight Mine Bonded.

Recently a despatch to the Globe Democrat from Carthage, No. told that Judge Maxwell of thIs city and others had sold the 'iunsight mine, for S75,000.
 Judge Maxwell says the report is erron- eous. The mine was not sold but bonded, is what sum aud for what per :od be de clines to say. He does say, however, that Kansas City parties haze taken it, and that work will be put forward at all practical speed. Twenty men will be em- ployed in and about the mine. Hitherto work has been hindered from lack of water, but thanks to the present rams no similar delays are anticipated.
 Superintendent Rankin, in charge of the mill Is at present Ill at Phenix.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
1t Should be in Every House

J. B. Wilson, 37l Clay street, Sharps> burg Pa, says he wih not be without Dr Kings New Discovery for Consump- tion, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with pneu mOnia after an attack of "la grippe" physicians had Geue her no good Robert Barber, of COokspOrt, Pa, claims Dr. Kings New Discovery has dcne him more good than nythng he ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like 1t. Try t. Fee tral bottles at Dr. Mart!u's drug stcre. Large bottles, 50 cents and $100.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
A Million Friends.

4 friend in neel is friend .indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such friend in Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs, and Cods.-If you have never used the Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has won derful curative powers in all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claim-d or money will be refunded. Triai bottles free at Dr. Martins drug store. Large bottles soc. and S1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20

A Good Record. II have sold Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for ten years nays Druggist F. B. Legg, of Vail la. "and have always warranted it and nev- ar aud a bottle returned. Daring the past, t,ninety days have sold twelve dog en and I5 has given perfect satisfaction m eAery instance. It does not dry Ut a cough but loO5ens and relieves it. IL will cure a severe cold in less time than any other treatment. 50 cent and Sl bottles for sale by Fred Flsshman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
FRET NC1 THYjElF.s

So wearily the feet must move When the heart is not at rest; God keepS his children in his lova, Aro he knows best. So tedious is the path of life When the care is borne alone; But Cod, amid the greatest strifa. Quiets his own. No road Is sunny all along, But tbc shadows tnickly lies Yet reason is there for a song Since God Is nigh. No heart but has to bear its pain, Yet the trouble goes at length; The fading hope is bright again When God gives strength. Oh, child of God, be calm, be stin, Let the past be what it may, Live now as for the Fathers will, And him obeyl And let the tumult and the rush And the doubts and questions cease; Give God thy care, and know the hush Of perfect peace. Marianne Birmingham in Woman's Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
New GIee Club.

A glee club has been organized in thIs city, Of the following gentlemen: E. WeuzelDerger, second tenor and leader.
 Wilson, first tenor.
 A. w. Gregory. first tenor.
 Dr. OdeTmatt, first bass.
 J. HilziLger, second bass. --Russtll second bass.
 Mir. Wenzelberger. the leader is a very competent one, having oDtaiCed his musical education in Germany.
 The first rehearsal was held Saturday night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Building Notes.

Several brick buildings are projected in Tucson, among them one on Stone avenue worth S3000, and another on the same street, worth about S2,00O. They will be started in three or four weeks.
 Several ranches in the country will soon be improved ny new buildings.
 Plastering IS is progress Tn Jerry Ban nIng's brick house, near the railroad. It will be in readiness for the occupants by March 1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
How Baking Powders are Made

While rival companies are disputing as to what ingredients are to be found in the 'best baking powder" the public will be interested in the following def- hilton of these now indispensable arti- cles as given by Appleton's Cyclopedia, the acknowledged American authority.
 "ihe best baking powders are com posed of bitartrate of potash (cream of tartar.) tartaric acio, carbonate of am- monia. and soda bi-carbonate, bound to- gether by little starch"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20

The engagement of one of Tucson s best looking young ladies is announced. The gentleman resides in the east-a Mir, B. Pageatt, of Mobile, Ala The young lady in question is Miss Lena Rhodes. Mir. Pageatt is handsome and we'll fixed. as the goods of this world go. Miss Rhodes-well-M Rhodes, as already intimated, is one of Tucson's prettiest Leople and is also very accomplished and agreeable. The date of the happy event is not made public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, al- lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty i've cents bottle. Sold by all drug 1858 throughout the world.
 resh oysters and'fresh fish constant ly Ll4 hand at the Maison Doree.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Miss Hussey's Influence.

Miss Martha $. Husey, a member of the school committee of Billerica, at g recent town meeting presented to the citizens an argument for the consohda- ton of schools, which was replete with good sense and good logic, and proved to be very effective. After listening with interest and marked attention, the town voted a liberal appropriation for new school building to accommodate all ths children of the south part of the town. Both Miss Hussey and her town are tr be congratulated Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Died nt The Hosnital.

Manuel l.. Martinez, reported danger Ously sick at the hospital, is dead. He died early yesterday morning.
 He was suffering severely from a rup- ture sustained years ago. It grew worse within the past week and required an operation. When opened it was found that his injuries were of a more serious nature than supposed. A cancer was found in his stomach, and was removed.
 The operation took place Tuesday night. The patient grew worse through the night, and early yesterday he died. The funeral was held today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
A Oantlana7 in ITnion

A gentleman in Union Cou who IS too modest a man to have his lame mentioned in the newspapers, was cured of rheu matism by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, after trying other medicines and treatments for thirteen years. Eff Jv cent bottles for safe by Fred FIeish- man.
 Little but active-are Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
 Best Liver Pills made; gentle, yet through. They reguiats and inyigorate the liver, stomach and bowels.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
ou Can Rely

Upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as a remedy for every form of scrofula, salt rheum, boils. piwples and all other diseases caused by impure blood. It eradicates all impurity and tones and vitahzes the whole system.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
Sickness Among Children

Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all time, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourisbment and whole some food. The most successful and re- liable of all IS the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep 1t.