davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-09-13
The rarses closed dun md heavy, Win de-

The EarSet closed dull end heavy, With d
cltutng tendency:
CL031Eu FR1CB.
Choice Deevcs-Fine fxt Weltf3nuesl
1,s3u 10 40. -. .Ss.ss-t
1.r:me bet1ts-Go.h, weli-tattec. nus>J
nnnds. =. ....... ..................,... G,337.s
a1srasfn9 I,lao to f,sV pounds. ...... a,7ssas
Medium Class-Mettlum s;ecrs and Enod
cews, for city slaughter, Ayeragtn. 80
TO 1,p5n pounds. Observation-Disclosures. ; 5n9 l.;
Stock CAt1te-Common cattte, IN decent
rexh, averaging 20 70 on Iouatis. -. aqsa1G
1nieytor-LSht ana thin coss mid Steeta a-s3 -!
CAIII1 SN-ES To-Day.
, 1870-09-13
i iit:.NSSshj
G.,33I.ss
sn99L1s
a.45atW

uOGS-Eecetred stnc> Saturlas last. ISIS head
the demand, and although the clos!ag prices Of
last week we.e tocr1blJ well Sustained, the teef-
Ing developed WIS by no Eeans u'r1. The SUP
Mi wss light, b1t Eastern AdFtces were rather uE-
tavo:ahe And shippers Seemed disincItRs'tt to
operate extensively VI the present ht4h prizes.
Sales trans2iI ed a. sn.ihe9 81 for conn7n: S1.65
0q.;a tor nelfun 10 coed lots and at - s5Ala.'N .
fer chotre 10 extra. Tie market closed we1f.
, 1870-09-13
Total. .tl,oss,.s. .2t,, ,sa1 s,.to s,l,s,9io

Galveston exported 15sss9 haies OF which
1ee,l06 we're to liverpool: Charleston exported
y1l49 bales, OF which 6s.9ss wcft: to Ll"t-p ,o!;
and Mobile exported 2oo,ss bales, OF which
!6s, ,a1f we're to liverpool
, 1870-09-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

....... *.--.- MONDAY EVENING. Sep. IL
BEEF CATTLE-Tne .scelnta since SAtarsay
hive berQ 4,sS head. There W4a dnil feeling
II the castIc market Today. and prices, While
wtlioas quorahle decline. favored buyers TIC
alnifty 1t the oneFthcFwas scrnera3t above tne
6yeI79e Of the past half owen car%. there b~ts12
.tweF scalawaTs aud larseE proportion OF Eood
}tesxou was 1Ge tesult ot tie advance IN the
sates Of freight, which :ak.s tlfec: to-day. The
new tSr11 exhibits an udisancc Of s:auo per car
20 New Icrk: xS3.1o to nun.lo a1-l S1sr-ns!nu
,S''u'Ee. and 4Hc Der Ito us To Cleveland. To
T.,. ~ the ta;e IS Eealuced g. Il -.-.s
!, Miis., "a New fuIk cadcz tax asDye raie5. aod
IL fherr sot. 4; Baralo os Pittsburgh, Nc VIII be
. aar.eu TO c,,h her rotn.. On 2uss after to-aaT.
:n,it i1.ther cot,t.>.. hse stock from Chleaeo %
soulnon ofcomwting .'o!nts East Will b. sakcu
s:lly BY actual weight as fos.1ha:
To Sewfcrf ......-....... ..,.....-...-...$ -
To Ea4aior Suspension Bridge, Pittsburgh
:. AEt 6t!4A11e--.-..-..,-,- .--.-..* 80
~ nHu .s!S
IA ra,ss;n snd J.+,.. ~
1ht fnltowsSk minimum weights arc the Least
tEat Will be taken, md AL excess Of octual weight
will be charged 1s The current ra1cs:
Double deck csrs af hog, per 81, 90
Single deck cars Of hogs per can.... 90
Cattle, single fctk cars, Per car.
nouble deck cazs Of sheep, per car 1Soo
Single deck cSEa OF horses per ~ go
| No retaen passes viii be given between anJ Of
| those points 70 shippers or men ~ charge %
sock, and 90 passes, Tree tckets Or Inducements
ary had, c1 Passenger t-eics III eitee1 ds'ec-
! 1o..
, 1870-09-13

There waz only fair movement il The
-M't.e grain markets 1t tho Attarnoon
Io..t. and prices vera lower, No.-2 spnag
~.nat closing Il size seller las. half Of Sop
.-alt,e7, md No 2 com At 61o sctler Or:aler,
AID 6l:cc renrr las. half OF Serse ulber. No
u. mani fc1 Other grains or laks tteisius.
, 1870-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a-A<~-r4+< <<~ee<<--N--H<&--@y-----.%. -r~r1
n

1hE tr.raAia Il Halr Dye Is te se.s In the world: "a
onts AGi t-'tttet Rse A-Ei.-s. trAHi.. ita:AE
ts1~ :is arrns.,':*rt sidtc9a7e nt ssuA-
drt she III ea-ss Of est drr.: tnsisosahs an: !c.v
4. n,a-4;+:4 srd srst1rnr., anA pe,lEf!y aptIAd T.
, 1870-09-13
Illinois nnd michigan Caual.

CAsAl Ice, CH1CAGo, Sept ~ r. r.
c1IAKSp-D. 7. Wright, JclieS, se,sos IT lumber,
. go II iatns Aonsauk. 1ocepost, Light: Erwin.
Jvnct, nsu1i seesstepol, LEnont, hgas, f
, 1870-09-13
COMMERCIAL,

.-.-. .. NoSDAy Eyr*1Sa, srpt- le.
The following tsble 4hnws the receipts and
shil saents II produce al this point dnring the
.,,st f.tsry-efr}t 4tynrS.
, 1870-09-13
En<i3ss !yt1r
s,nt1i,.s
roa, :ss,rr.{ 1900. ! zlea. Is -......l 12,sN

sThrsc tlp1.rea are oniy the portion Of the re-
c',iuts Mt these ports Which arrive overland frnn
Tti n. fsct. te. The total receipts ut New York.
i:a!!h ore, Hoston, and Phi!a 3c1pa, fur tac ycas
catiinG August 81, ls70, arc given IN suhseGielt
EGrt or tA:s report.
s'The following wcrc the exports far the gear
p ding Sept, !, ,Is1p.
, 1870-09-13
Pr. Frapkliu Brooks,

ts. Aouth Cfa1kpk. turas Contuclr4ldu, Liver Gsn4-
yi7nt pysrrfe!s, StrSoas Cc1nElaiat-. EcncrL neti
ity. Seminal tnkhete. svrhititle Affections. pfatt,
ca aisF ndaner or .d,ses nay al addseaa the D
d-d w..h nvs~.r .pss:1n-1ts- hard %ttcrdscec y.
, 1870-09-13

Hutchinson, leniont, lz6t: Naydoser, Lemons.
light: stars and Sttipea. Lemont. Light: Admiral.
Big Run, Light: Due o'conneu, Sag, Light; Chas-
% sas17 NJ xni4xGst,, 1xS Dig Ru1; 81 IDS stone: Dell
anee, Bi9 Run, S. yd2 -Asons: TEnndcsbo1f. sag.
70 yis stoce: MontcalIn, Sag, 80 yds stone: ". f.
Steel, 1o!ict, s. yds stone: co., Martin, Icnonr,
6s 5ds s3cne: r. Il. Atkinson, Lemou., IS IDS
s:one; Excelsior, 1emsnt, 9 5ds s:oqe;
mont, 7s yas stone Alsance, lemont IS yt!s Hoae:
Genolz Lemons, 81 rt,s szo1e: Eclipse, Lesaoat,
$ yds stone: General Mcpherson. Lemoat, s. ytls
Aone: Planet, Lemont, S. yds stone: Geo Judd
Le1aonr, 72 yds sfouts Lta!y Efanks:u, LcM1nt,
% yds s:cue; Il. Walker Leuuons, 63 {dS stone,
1e3 lris itme; Walker, Jr-. Ltmcor, IS yAs
store: Hoard Of Tra.ie. Marsetlies 80 ba corn;
Jennie, Mirooka, s,701 bu CON: Wing Wit..
Joliet, a,oo0 bu cur-; Phrntx. Locfpcft, a3no bu
corn; Monarch, loekpott. ~ ls3 b1 eo.n. 1oo1o ~
sn1d: omsha- chan,okon, lsh :ons sand: Crl1f-
msp, p.ro's Bridge, 1so tons SAID: Harrington,
Ri1hs Br'slge, 19o tons sand: E Bufnham+ Sum
nit, 1875 tens gravel.
| cAxAL LocE- CHICAGO, Sept ls-s p. H.
| GLkAhEn-Dolphtu, O1aEa, 1850 It tunoer:
LILY. Ottawa, $3.50 IT lumber; Contest, Morris,
| t,oso r lumber: Jennie. Mtuooka. tight; De-
| DO; Planet. do DO: E. Walker, IT,. do do: A,t-
| s8nce. % dot II. WAiker, do do: Geo Judi. 10
%: J. W. NcCcnniS1+ d1 t1os p!r1gp, DO do: q.
! 9. Looms, do do: Gen Mcpnersou 40 do: L1;T
Franklin, do do: e. s Carpenter. Morris 10: e,
nrrnhan'. Prison. %: Monarch. Lnekpor,, do i
| :. AkKlyED-PEup Whale. Ottawa loo ID corus
D Hess, Lemont, 10 yds Stone; Diftso, Len M,
l 10 yi3 slime.
, 1870-09-13

KKsnsHA MARHoK-WAllace 3Iyga,t has been
aprolutrd TO supeE1ntcnd the Lying out Of the
last appropriation for the Improvement OF Ke-
QttfY.
, 1870-09-13

chicago, Sept 12-chaEtess tfam cAiracl ,o
BnE:.o Propeller Plymouth, wheat GU through
rare TO Sfw Ynrr; bark rna,atllS, oats q. g.:
.shccner Sea Bird, wheat It ne: Propeller Men
of FH mont, corn IN through rate to Haston- To
Ete-Proreitr Aunie fo1ne. barley On through
rate to Baltimore. From Milwaukee ia O5weco-
Schooner Rising star, wheatatoHc. Frnm Grant
Tfavcrse to Cntcago-Schoo1et ctosstswan, lu2,-
tirF It <1aN,
DE1R"lT. Sent s.-Sofhine new In .reishts.
there being fair demand. With apparently no
tn n1e.al= prospect OF any afsaace. sail vessels,
with occasional exceptions. are mak1ng little OF
nothing. and oEneS 1gc experiencing the heart
sickness Of "hept deferred" Frc!ght., with the
exception Of grain, ar not accommodating here or
probably anywhere else Charters: scow {. L
FItk, iusnttE. tort HaEnn TO Cleveland. 1t SIS;
schninsF Iris lumber, Pigeon River to Ceyelanl,
y. g 20 on the rail
NuwAEKKR> S<.ns- lH---Gratn .tretehts arc &C.
tive auI steady. Engagements tn Hn1a!o-na.Es
Rel. White and Blue hn,l Constitution, and
schooner natste Johnson wheat At Sc. To Part
ColboEne-schponer Natob, wheat At sic; Belle
WaihEtdge. wheat 1t sse.
ToLEl'o. Sept. s--t'raln freIghts are unchanged
but fyueT Their hare been several ch arteHs 1t &c
to buffalo. and there u fair inquiry for vessels
Rates 10 0swego arc dEm at 7hc.
, 1870-09-13
SCALES.
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD
S c a L e S,
{ ,x .,, x,-x.
CCEAE ETE.EAE1&<
GF AL %f-k1
FAfNRANkSs;Ki.sSLEAF " Ot1.
III anil X ~flt+. Ah, %s,.

.. CCEAE ETEAAE1s.
PAflt1c fAN, NIEaHSFtp rO1P12xA
T5rosss Lac II E2.If-7r1a saa fai2&
Fi2ES aEEai1s A3EJL4O.
B:eat1a. lt&vs Pfez HI q Nasta te"s IN: IT t.rx
-. :. o'tloex reoa CT t14 s. AID fI. r1eSst hee
fh<1+ daJs f>H o1 as-.:." -. the "a t:."io.t
sert. s-4ACEAN QUEEN. Cart. N7a.r, eona.rt!us
with htoSSf1TGrIOS, Capt C.varty.
Ins hsandssd oo9nts e oesx.xe sti.7'4 f.. :, s.*A
Al ds7sstaSs tsoeh Il A-==~:lilio. ,h.t II lie Ii
counet:. q F1naEos nstA ~ Ear Su..: r~rstr
'1rs1 sGa 31d 7Ikt tcr tl.1 Il 11sArG.1 fcsts
1tt .obeh II M4uz1u!u,
FOR JAFAn +Iees .';3Ifr1-
6te%ne- .tAfaS. teA-tzs H-t il r.. -;
taI lrr<at I'D e*4+sxt ,lers:s. ND :. '-:st,
.n.tton. atr!y 1t :te e~. II. Yh.st, t->c tac
+. w Fofk ~ r .s e 4Stt: ar 4. Hrt..
:ra As:ae1 @a'ae- ir@alIs "a nAS.:= =. ''set-7
, 1870-09-13
ft,sa3 Gotten Cs'[' for

:le SeA..-,,.-. -.- .a.tM.osG o4SSa, ,Os9
.sTte result Of the<c 1tares ia tn,al OF s,1ss,-
&c .alcs cr"p Of The Gnilt~i States Tor tie
year rn'nS Angus: 81, 1869, against e,4ss.o1a
l..,ea as tias crup Ut the ?seyl0us year.
"Thr rc:io~tnG shows the overland move
nits.t:
B1ft+
CAJ1,et nurta over Illinois Cehssal EAlt-
s,'al. ..........-........ 80. s,,ss;
Cu.1tei noT.a over Evansville / tr4w<
tagt.riIE+ 1satlso2A. 2A.-....-..--..-.......- 4o,3l
CARTEL nor.h over Jeilt1sanFille. Mail 4
I.,.s:ana1so1!s Ra!lo.sl. :. 1t6, ,Sd
ltetetrts ~ ctncsnnat. not otherwise
Shipped to ,wiuts at,ive ctncinuan WITH
ont luuchtuE at Cincinnati. and crE-
suUesl by mills ndiaxut to tho river. &c. aa.ss53
rc,ss oyers.na Increment. ....... ~, ia
1s<tuc. amount received overland At New
YorE, boston, and Fhilsae!pn,a, hc, y sol
Tuea, ,,trect to MILL, 1As, s.;
alt lEar be asEesi Why this movement direct 10
the mills IS FL much less than last rear. 4 n.r
t.ent's examination Will ex5latu It. tf.st. the
movement by railroad TO New YORK IL 1852 b1ts
| 1,nec than In 1861 Second, the movement 10
the South from Mturhi~ a,nnc Is over 1.0N halrS
! p:oEe ThtE. aa+l CHI. If. 1erAnse Nf%l<.-n cot
tn is seeking the Ea a7kct nosr an3 ccrr through
| Norfolk aut Charleston. tse movement II TAT
n.rcctian being larse!r IN excess Of the Previous
ESA+oc ID. .....
| Tota! nrN1uci detailed al,ovc by States
{eT Tar yrar ctu3!ny sept 1ss0- ael. .aas
| Cofi<E,n: i III the Snn'n not ,ncluit.l.... E,cAI
| TosaI csc3 In the Cnl:e,I States for year
emit >rps. !, .a4J. l1t.34t
, 1870-09-13

AT TIE YATr:.
We Fnete tae E:4lssi arm, ~ s'r1neT '-tres:
The market wEs moderately astvr, and p1.:ss
Tl,4 nrn, aud Inrharc.d:
FHst clear f-tnch 10 4-iHch.. .1A8ss9l
Scco:d CLEAR, 1.lIch 10 .-lneh. shnt l4s.M
artl CLEAR, t.iuc.. .....,... .,.... 3.&l. e1.-al
9lursl rlecF II, III. anil s.nch... Ss,1A3la-N "
Fist a3sa secn:l clear fup7tnf, to-
ss'hts. rough. ihe came aa s<"cend
Ftrst #'l1 ss~n: c"ar siding t1Vsthtr :l.s' e4Af
No'arr'a st!ftg... 1s1ha lG.c)
;nIlL' q fi.sot.:x t'o<*.l siea ss5 y;
" Wafot-ts,x att.rsis, s=iccttti, i6-nc
and I!,w:rl. ........ .....,......... 3Gs0331@
4 ftt< a6a,-is ........ ..,.. stb.@34F'
B tttrS MA-l >... IS Urae5.9f
tnuIIrn hoa:ds. fencing, Ja.si. scaAt-
Ing. an. small tnivr. Il t, Il ieef. ise>31ta,
Jst Hill sf:allfttng, II IT. q lcct. lLfAsi.D
p.7 svsu:In1 ua, us sti tetltx 49,. l1tt3 HOO
F1CEe,%, THt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1lHN .2l!.'S1
fftkets, siuare... .,...,..,........ IHtts4.l.ou
t'eJaE Tss's. split. 1855. ........-.-f. 1evt II
Cedar np>ts, s71sutl. 3A+ 80
Latlt. .,......,..... .... aHhA :. n
sa~r., sa..:x.rs. NJ t.. .....-.-... 2.sr , =,
Save. sh.l:El!s. i : s.a:. 9.:At5 =
Asff- H.oDtsa, Observation-Disclosures. ahtth t-sS IN
ftlk. !. As fHr'. Il ~. i-t - 'r
Nhiiswrant seasoned = n. ..... - NJ ~ .
Hrtf.WtAd- scAso.-.s. 7 u!-.-..--... aH'na sg,'a
Hsuek N1i:.::, stastnt.!, y R,.... g 9ef IS ts'
Hickory PLANK. ci..a7. :. AlaiiIt vi
Hs-korl axtetteeA. 4 set, .....'a !.s
Hirle 'i>iet: re<, = sr,....... .....- i.rJ L.,
HaEbE tuEct!rA. tar".. ".......... .-E4
0S r1.cK.
Tl't tccrt;ta we've fair, ansi qnot1&iG:ls rsl,cl
81 ally, a. 'oFe~s:
i OF s;4.I sawed. .i3sfxia
No. Sawed. ..-..-. ...... isu a 9-si y
Thick:1e=s-Five shingles T., lie two inches ii
safekutss, Aucth-stkt-eu tHchts- $s-Ga per
cllEU lied wfn ttant fcTTtJ, which fellows ihe
, 1870-09-13

AER.vzp Fnox CHICAGO, Sept. a.-P.ops Toledo.
CsloFalin. uneIIa, sun; bark Bf1lgevater.
C1ESRED PxoA tH1cAGo, Sept. p G1tl Homer :
sch.s e. 8. Mott, ENG Sisters.
, 1870-09-13
Ef3-
fo1r. tr:e,... s,.N,a3 4ly+las Au.SA 1875;
wheat hn.. fsesaSa sttp,lel 14.los ~ ie7.. .4}
t.In. bu....--.1: Ahs6e s.,altMI AA..So E.7ta.zsI
Oats fA..~.... ets'+St s.-e.st4 e,r5ls-l AsH.sa
ha:sF. ha,.... 14!.il kE,t3 aaxLsa
II {. bu........ :ls.8T E.L&E 1s1Ssl .1G.:9

= q! -AiA. ID t. ~ 3,;at..st GqA.lss alas~IS
TIE stncks af grain ln s;ofr a: Aforementioned
ilaces AM. IN sra1slt BY taii and wasr.. ~ lakes
atd ScH icrk canals, Including saErncnrs trora
Tho aCn. Mit1aakee. Tnie.io, and C1ey.i3od, fo7
:"S ueeE ending September :, 1870, wrsc:
, 1870-09-13

] TlfEtnins .4......+, t.
Olit So:lsltaraiiHas II
New y. CAtt,licla. 9
i we1s. Central, Lake
. Paul, NJ Il North Vest
,wcr. Halted Sta.es Ex.
q renewed report It 1t TIT.
t.HKn express business.
, 1870-09-13

IT t-onF.S1 II, - rs -
The following shows the export ftum the prtn-
ctpn! Tfts, aud 'hc totals frun al potts, 70 dlf-
fetcns fultlsl pits Iurhg the past year:
, 1870-09-13

nrFT,n:. eer. 1s-BEx: -Nhrss lnar-
ufe apd unauinl. Cc1l N fsi{ dtn3na sod 1tni
, 1870-09-13


Prtynic Combinations,
And in all rrivstr -ruale female
III. L. SASfsER. y IaSaltr.st. Pre- Lecture ard
N~k th Married. 81 centA. FetlAlr Fills. certain
ard sr.!alr Il, all cs-rsAAp4. F.zcas trtrtu1atittea
.i,4le .sc,t<l. Alta. SHREfSE FfLlS-euHe
sut-t srt'. # .slf: abuse e.. 10 hy malt Eucls-t
.::.,"; mi aGlr - 7. u. b"k 81, thIr1so.
Dr. Iyc~E,
TTv ~ nr. AID irr lH.ea.~s IT 10th sr1e1,
Lahst :r'l.firt surgical anil !Ir.s.eal ATTENDANCE.
M tn1 tr nhS-.s- the th~tar. Female Pills
:! Is r,a sid stamp scr circular Address ttrTs
slave " J.. q. Box 6iA Chicago. III
Dr Tosyss>cuti, -...--.
Et,h ClA.k+t. has iat many ysa-- hen treating.
Nti esrAs sr ct,e those ecmrf.tts ant 1rcnses that
al. fItE, thc mi.dste.te pa,-ls 4 ritAer SIX.
wht!E+- t3rv, tnl~1 ar c'nta7ru.. bath acute and
cIIru.r. s. Al ATTENTION nit t~1t+ Of the f'Ini
uir- errnrs. PAnphiet VI aArirc frus irrs. coas!a
tisE tTrr.
Your Destiny
RAeHkkl =: Iii Ra-t Mat. .on-s. N. -...r- IT, ,Ita
an ln uH.trrrfsrl In lf ii +1ni<n"- Ath, ND
harr4urr-. Consultation 5r<. =. S+ni &c in hse "tsfa
10 HesIth aEa Long Ic.~ His circular for wnn:1: t,a
aifett!cna cf thr oFroasr will r. srns E:,s wls it.
Esrtyntc Natter.
En- CLARKE. ". n. the H.'-Elar TIA l:ssatl-hvS
u e'Ai ict,SFipRNTiA9J .S ESSsuiuri,.
- Frp,aie PlIs nrc.h uale, 81 10 srt box ty NAL
~ Srpd TIVE st4tnrt fnr ~ sIri,i >-ctrts.
r. Asa IN fIF Hoax trf hhr.t. ....
.AG!rr-t hitter D: F. u CLARKE. l.. Snr:a: Clazk.
st.. t.fsr-zn.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
il HEt AF1ZOIISH O1GEXVEI
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Subscrfptfon Rates:

subscription Rates:
One Copy, one year.. ..S5 w
One Copy, six months. OO
Single numbers .................... 20
o.
Advertising Rates:
One square, ten lines, one time. ....S3 90
Each subsequent insertion. ......... 50
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Business advertisements at reduced
rates. -. All bills due monthly. -. Office
in Congress Hall Block, Northeast corner.
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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17

branch was so nearly balanced IN a
party sense that when in joint con-
vention it met and balloted daily
about three months before choice
was made, he was Speaker of the
House, and presided over the joint con-
vention, and justly acquired prominent
rank and celebrity as presiding Off
Ger. He is of much prominence in the
l. o. o. E., HAVING for many years
been Grand Secretary, also Grand
Patriarch and Deputy Grand Master
It is indeed fortunate that our com
ing Legislature will have the services
of such an experienced gentleman.
He will proceed to Tucson about the
first proximo. ]. W.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
u. s. Mail Troubles..A P0st.Oflce
Sharp Financler.

The Santa Fe Post Of the 3rd. has
the following, which we think needs
farther circulation:
Every Southern Mail brings US let
tiers from subscribers complaining of
the irregularity with which they re-
ceive mail matter. The greater num-
ber of complaints, come from Ralston
and its neighborhood, though there
are many from Fort Bayard. It is
certain that mail matter is Illegally
taken from the bags at some points
between this city and the places
named. Some Of our correspondents
assure us that plans have been laid
which will undoubtedly soon lead to
the detection of the leaks. We are
sorry these complaints were not made
while Postal Agent Dawley was in the
Territory; then they could have been
thoroughly investigated. Still we are
not without hope Of soon being able
to name and expose some of the crimi-
mails. One of our correspondents al
ludes to the case of a suspicious ofici-
al of whom he says "the man receives
Sl2 year and has no other visible
means of support; he does no work, and
we lose our mail including money let
ters."
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
NEW SULPHURET SAvER.-Jclal

NEW SULPHURET SAvER.-Jcl.s,
Pattison, of Nevada, Cal, has invc~.-
ed new sulphuret saver, which L.-S
been tried at the Pittsburg mine, and
is said to work to charm. 1t consists
of an ordinary square trough, closed at
one end, end supplied with sliding
door at the lower end. The pulp from
the battery is run through the trough,
and as the sulphurets settle at the bot
tom, the sliding door is raised at the
rate of three quarters of an inch per
hour, SO that as the sulphurets are di-
posted they are thus held back. The
heavier sulphurets all settle at the up
per end and the lighter ones at the
lower end, while the sand is carried otf.
The sliding door is raised by means of
wheel and shaft, with screw runnig
around it. The one tested at the Pitts-
burg has given such entire satisfaction
that another is to be put up.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
How to Catch A Skunk.

A Yosemite traveller makes the fol-
lowing contribution to natural history,
which may do for theory if not prac-.
tice: On my way up there the other
day, saw two Indians up in ravine
slowly and stealthily approaching
each other, with their eyes riveted on
an object which proved to be full
grown skunk The one who was be-
hind held out his hand, and kept NOV
ing round in a circle, the animal
watching him all the while. 1t pre-
pared to fire several times. but the In
dams revolving hand seemed to dis
tract its attention, and it did not exc
cute the threat All at once the Indi-
ans dashed upon it, twiched it up by
the end of its uplifted tail, and held
it high up at arms's length. The 9TH
er one ran up and cracked its neck
with stroke of his hand. The whole
operation was performed without the
effusion of any stencil whatever, which
appears to be the main point in the
killing, and the captors bore it away
in triumph. The animal seemed to feel
itself so ANONYMOUSLY discounted
and disgraced in being hoisted by the
end of the tail, that it abandoned its
usual means of defence.
Let Dufield's partner beware,
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17

BAD comp any is like nail driven
into post, which after the first or Sec
ond blow, may be drawn out with lit
tie difficulty; but being once driven up
to the head, the pinchers cannot take
hold to drow it out, but which can on
ly be done by the destruction of the
wood.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
Pima County officers.

Probate Judge, John Anderson, Tuscol
District Attorney, j. f. McCaffrey, ''
Sheriff, P. r. Brady, ''
Recorder. F. II. Goodwin,
Treasurer, II. OFT,
James II. Toole, -
Supervisors, j. W. Sweeney, -
John Bratton,
TOWNSHIP OFFICKRS.
Justice of the Peace, c. H. Meyers.
Constable, j. W. Libbey
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
The San Diego Bulletin of the 10th,

The San Diego Bulletin of the 10th,
has the following:
When the operator at Los Angeles
a few days ago used the wires for the
purpose of spreading broadcast and
infamous falsehood concerning the
late election in Arizona, he was not
aware, probably, that he obtained his
information from the principal in the
defeat. There was a time when an
operator had no permission to tele-
graph such stuff to the Associated
Press.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
ARIZONA OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal Officers.

Governor, A. P. X. Stafford; res, Tucson
Territorial Secretary, Coles Bashford
Chief Just, John Titus, lst Dist, Tucson
Associate, Isham Reavis, I'd q La Paz
1" c. A. Tweed, Sd I" Prescott
U Atty, c. W. c. Rowell, Arizona city
q Marshal, Edward Phelps. Tucson
U Surveyor Gen'l, John Wasson, Tucson
Reg'r Land Office, w. j. Berry, Prescott
Receiver George Lount, g
U Col. In. Rev, Levi Bashford, Prescott
Assessor g II. A. Bigelow, -
U Special Mail Agent, I. N. Dawley
u S Depositary, C. IL. Lord, Tucson
Dep'y Col'r Gusts, Jas. E. Baker, Tucson
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
E. r. . U N NE,
Attorney and Counselor At Law,
1901 F Street, Washington, D. C.

I"01 oUreet' "a5TIngCon, D. z.
WILL promptly attend to the collec-
w ton of all claims placed in his hands
against the Government of the United
States.
Will also pay specivl attention to pro-
curing patents for Mining claims, School
Lands, etc.
Respectfully refers to Governor A. P. K.
Stafford, and Hon. R. c. Mccormick. 1-tf
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17

RAILROAD MEMORIAL We have
received from the San Diego "Cham-
Der of Commerce" an eight-page pam
phlet, entitled "a Memorial" ON the
subject of the 32d parallel railroad.
1t is not addressed to anybody OR
association Of men, in particular, but
is concise statement of the advanta-
ges of the route for building a railroad,
and the benef it will be to the country
through which it will pass. We sup
pose the good people of S. D., mostly
mean by this that there is nothing
like keeping "the issue well before
the people" as Douglass used to tell
his newspaper friends just before start
ing out on a political circuit, and the
good people aforesaid are eminently
correct.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-17
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