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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
SHIP AHoY!

In the Lake we hoisted- sad and steered
for Bay ST. Louis. We had very poor
breeze until we passed st. Jose Light
House; from there it grew stronger, n nd
when about four miles from the Bay, q
sudden squall came up and but for the nau-
tical skill of our pilot, Mr.. John Nelson,
we would have eapsized- Our good vessel
erode the water like thing of life."
~And the waves bound beneath, as steed
That knows bis rider"
We landed safely Eve miles above st.
Louis. Our sail on the beautiful Bay was
delightful, the Noonan rode the waves as
if they were her destined home, and the
sunlight flashed upon myriads of lovely OBJ
jects.
We struck camp for the night after aving
our wearied limbs for the first time in salt
water, since our embarkation.
The distance from Jackson, as reported to
us by pilots on the river, is seven hundred
aud fifty-five miles. With the exception OF
thirteen miles, the whole distance was made
by rowing in eleven days.
AT BAY ST. LotIs
We were cordially greeted. Your reporter
wishes to make special mention of the kind
attentions of DR.. Edward Latham, former
Iy of Canton, now popular physician OF
Ray St. Louis. This is delightful place.
famed perpetnally by. the breezes OF the
Gulf. It has resident population of about
TWENTY-FIVE hundred, hut 1t this season It's
population numbers four thousand. Here
the memorable calls If business compels
your reporter to part company with the
companions Of his voyage, and his cores
pondence ceases He leaves them IN high
| spirits, with prospects Of fine sport ahead.
T.. b. JR.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

Our route from the fork of Pearl was
through Holmes Bayou to West Pearl, and
from West Pearl to Middle River, down
Middle River through Shirlong's Bayou.
This bayou is only seven miles long, and, so
many little streams have left the main chan
mel, the stream is not more than ninety feet
wide, and filled with logs and large stumps
which are under water, and are accordingly
dangerous to navigators. There are seventy
two bends in the seven miles, and the cur
rent is like mill-race. 1t looked to us like
the river was dwindling down TO nothing !;
but from this bayou we passed into East
Pearl, the steam boat route from Pearling-
ton. Before we reached Pennington, how
ever, the water gradually drew together,
and at this place forms a large river, it be-
ing from twenty to fifty feet deep, and from
two to three hundred yards wide. Friday
evening (lSth we camped the last
time on the Pearl, three miles above
Pennington, thirteen miles from the mouth
of the river, which empties into Lake
Borgne. We hoisted canvass at this point
and sailed for the first time for about three
miles. The wind lulled and we were towed
the remaining ten miles to Lake Borgne by a
tug.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

The following letter is from Maj. c. w.
Ainswortk. manager of the editorial exeur-
sion party that visited Jackson on the 18th
March,
PLAINFIELD, IND. June IA, 1875.
Col. j. l.. PowER-1Hy Dear Sir: Since
our return from the South, l have been too
| busy to write TO any one; but now that |
am up with my work, it affords me great
| pleasure to seat myself for the purpose of
addressing a short letter to you To you,
more than any other person, in my opinion.
are we indebted for the elegant reception
given US while at Jackson, and for numerous
other favors; aud hope we may have an
opportunity, in the near future. of recipro-
| eating. Again, our folks-Inaiana editors
| and their wives-are going TO make an ex-
| curSion to Mammoth Cave, some time in
August, and l write to ask if you cannot
| arrange a party and come to Indianapolis,
spend couple of days with us, join the
! excursion party to the Cave, and return to
| your home via Nashville, if you wish Ny
| word for il, that Won will have no need oi
money while in the HooSier State, and
will be pleased to arrange for the transport
| alton of your party from Cairo NORTH and
from Jackson. if you wish.
With kind regards, &c.,
c. w. AENswoRTH.
1t is due to Col. Whipple, of the Pilot,
Col. Musgrove, and Capt. Wells-all of the
Committee of Arrangemmmts - to say that
they are equally entitleds nth this writer,
to any credit in arran@lnefOr the reception
given our Indiana frb1nEs. The alcredit
belongs to the entire community, whose
prompt response in contributing material
aid tvinced the sincerity and cardiality OF
the reception.
| Previous to the receipt Of Major Aims
worth's letter, arrangements had been partly
made for an excursion extending to the east
ern cities, via Chicago, in accordance with
action taken by the Conservative Press Asso-
citation at Kosciusko. The close of the eN
cursion will be made to conform to the pro-
gramme of our Indiana friends. It is pro-
posed to leave Mississippi On Monday August
| 9th, and to return before the close of the
| month. The details will be hereafter made
| known.
| -~op-am--@r-------
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

The Right Of Emsurance COmpnn-
les 10 Rebuild burned Property
"a Important Decision ia RE-
gard 30 Taking Land for Public
Use.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE-
University of Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

DRACTICAL OPPORTUNITIES for study
ing Medicine unequalled by any college
In the United States The Professors accom-
panied by the students, visit, dd5ly, the wards
of the great Charity Hospital. where more
than Seven thousand patients are annually
treated.
The Forty-Second Annual Session will begin
N9yember 18th, and terminate March 18th.
Fees the same as charged by all the best
schools
For Circular giving full information, ad-
dress
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
June 3, ls75-4ws
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KILLING ALLIGAToRs,

Along the route very little fishing was
done, but on the ninth and tenth days OF
our trip, alligators being SO numerous, we
were obliged to have a little fun. Mr. Hol-
land killed one sixteen measured feet in
length Capt. j. c. Virden also killed one
that was immense. The others that were
killed were rather diminutive.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
From Columbia to the Gulf.


BAY ST. Louis, June 2lst, 1875.
EDITORS CLARION The Noonan reached
here Saturday, the 19th safe and sound, af-
ter five days hard pulling from Columbia,
at which place last wrote. The riv from
that point is broad, and thence downward
the alligators abound. We however, lost
no time With them, making fast Roadway
for East River, where the low land begins,
it being so miles from the mouth. Three
miles below we stopped at point known as
Walker Bluff, where we met gentlem an.
Mr.. 5. j. Leslie, who owns the Bluff, and
who placed us under obligations by numer-
Gus attentions. Here we were oven taken by
Mr.. I. w Cowart, whose destination was
the same as ours, and, being perfectly tamil
lar with the river, he kindly offered
to pilot us to Pennington. Without
! his assistance we would have had
quite rough time passing through the in
Vulnerable bayous that form a perfect laby-
rinth of large streams in high water, and
ugly sloughs in Summer, filed with snakes
and alligators, that seem no more to care for
man than for the mosquitoes that they par
TALLY feed on.
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The following letter is from Maj. c. w.
Ainswortt. manager OF the editorial exeur-
sion party that visited Jackson on the 18th
March
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-30

Insurance " NIRGINIA.-The State
investment has something like 100000
invested; the Commercial, $780, 900; Fire
Association of Philadelphia, $45 900 /;
and the Citizens Globe, Traders, Frank
lin and others, $50, 900 or $4,000
MI. MIGHELs, editor Of the APPEAL,
whose departure for San Francisco was
announced as occurring on the 18th in
slant, returned to Carson yesterday
morning.
SALT LAKE, October 2S.-The Mayor
has called meeting for tomorrow night
to raise funds for the destitute of vir-
ginia City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-30

The CONCERT. on Thursday evening.
given by the Vieuxtemps brothers is re-
ported as pleasing entertainment. The
pupils from Dayton did not arrive. But
the Brothers, assisted by Mr.. Damon,
gave some excellent songs. In both
vocal and instrumental music they are
masters. As noticed elsewhere, they
will establish school in Carson,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-30
A pRUSKES squaw was arrested laI

Bon STEwARr seems to have created a
sensation in Sacramento which place
he passed through the other day. He
is spoken of as an officer Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad. and member Of
the Infants Club of Virginia City, never
having succeeded in weighing more than
at present $40 pounds.
JUDGr RISING, c. Z. belong and Geo
DAILY, foreman of the Enterprise, left
virginia for San Francisco Wednesday
evening. The latter went for the pur-
pose OF bnying new outfit for the En-
terprise office.
STILL COMING Provisions, bedding,
ETC., for the aid of the sufferers by the
fire still continue to arrive in Virginia
City from Carson, Franktovn, Reno and
many places in California. A large
quantity arrived from Sacramento and
Marysville yesterday morning.
THE VIEUxTEMP BEoTHEEs' music
school, vocal class. will commence Sun
day evening, November II, at 8 o'clock.
Free to every one. Instrumental class
will organize soon.
AN ASSESSMENT Of 81 per share is levied
by the New York Consolidated Mining
Company, and Of seventy-five cents per
share by the New York Mining Com
pany, both delinquent December lst
LADIES should not forget the grand
opening and display Of millinery at
Mrs. Brooks to-day. A very fine and
complete stock.
STOCKS were higher yesterday and the
holders were jubilan: thereat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-30

THR FAvoRITE.-.The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Or;Espy streets. n becoming
the favuri.e resort OF this clty. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of wines liquors md cigars are. also. sold
at the bar A first class Pedro Come FOR tie
Amusement Of guests cold lunch st eli hours
and hearty good cheer ior al ere its recnnlIt H.
iations to public fave. Il. Il. Brown - the
proprietor.
PIANO Try1HG.-Profeseor Jacob Hech, tho
weil-known piano tuner, Will arrive in Carson
City, on Wednesday, the 10Th day Of ortober.
snd remain long enough to put n "-der All
pianos or organs that may require his ass 'st-
ance. Orders left ut the stores OF john q. FOX,
Chas. W. Frien1 and ut tine city MARKET. with
John =. Hedor. the proprietor. VIII h' promptly
attended to on the arrival of the Professor.
FL, WH,IE, n. O., Physician and surgeon,
Is once more at his old quarters over Posters
Drug Store, Carson Street. opposite the Capitol.
ie30-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-30

|
m ~. - ~, I:st usrdrobes
- ,4nu.rs-+be sccn-
-. - ,r, .r1 .ra today with
l n'. auan .ha ,,s,,,,s If leaving the conn
o"' r., a.. ,,nr.,a.. ~ making .e~
hrr.s. a,f}, .e Nv :f,e rf,'y mems in
'hrir, rowsf; "a 0S'' "' 10 'l"t" our
ri]l olive a courie Of Performances at
Miners Union Hal, Gold Hiil, SAtur-
day and Sunday evenings. IT, H. Ne''S'
As will he seen by the following they
rronoss ~ co,na "a C,rson.
~
-, = :, H;.',i o,,1ra
Va" h't. '"e'i'SH:H' ~ C-l l,,"
~ n, '"I, p't"5 viz pa! .- I,.
'NIi"H, '.'',t ANU w. ''''' i';. aast
~ nSif .u'irselrFS H tI:u Ct. o.,
i"'o' p'"s N'"i'' ii''', 49, Wv;
anu 'on prey IoIs 10 'J!..iiS ~ IN ,,;ii
lia'e 'n'o nI''" III 'i's t'-e7,' ,I.-,rah
~ Emu i'",!i','i''Is It" sou "' -
'ne Ptelln'l'HIE 'I' '.es9 ie'0 '0-
/ aul, yours, joins H. JACK.
The difficulty Is, Moore 4 Parker ;
Iheater is now undergoing repairs al"
enlargement. lie moor Is only p"f'Ia''S
I lni1. and thr proposed Eew stage is net
b,,1, This w;U rrolsb!y nroyeut their
coih'"7 mere
IN I,.s,,,., Corrr ve.tar1,v. A.c,lst
Nell pleaded guilty OF assault and tat
, terry OF VIZ II Rsys?n. i" vas E"ea
! al ,1;ct he naid ,L~.r.u!ly. and vert
f1V' ,:.1.,..,....-,,
on his way feJ"lcl'S' ne
who gave MS h"ine as ~. , ., ',' -
e1am'2f! =, Al" IA, wa" lF:,' ~ ''.'S.' -
tie sum Of - o'" T." 40 ~ az '''' -
and did 10. "i-h lega! counsel. lie
see'nrd % n'deE>'i''i us I'ahl7 II NE
! CoG.t. e., - l:''.!a'''d ';,e "',H|-N'' ~
deliberate "nsiAess way ana "'H''""
Of gong scott tree, "er' - Jan, Anh"
Welsh was arrested upon II" cohlp'n'u'
Of JeLIAs' forrest, '"f -r'a' "'reAy.
She Is &C ',i,'-'' "i s'1''IIh~ Fr9 "Tt'h u
at g.. o'clock last evening, at which
TIM the F'''''[ 'PS, area IL ,l'...',' az
Defendant rh'!.oEed no cohhSei' al"
: Her statement
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MAR RED.

In Omaha, Nebraska. October . ErLLi.np I.
DUs~IrG, Of Carson CITY, te AHsIE l.. WIG. OF
Boston, Mass.
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TO obtain any Of ,hes- letters n. applicant
must csll for Advertised Letters
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HOTEL A!tRiS AIS.


List OF Letters remaining in Carson
Posi- OSice. Oct. 30 1875.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15
THIRD Day.

! ~ Ifa LlAAAtDs OAls
sd AUSTIN, April 8, 1875.
The association met At 10 a. N. Prayer
by the chaplain. Roll called, and the min
utes Of the second day sessions omitted
{ Dr. w. II. and DR.. J. B. Shepherd, of
Austin, were elected permanent members.
The President having appointed the Com
mittee on Nominations for officers for the
ensuing year and to select place for the
next annual meeting, the committee retired
to perform its duties.
-si Dr.. n. w. Brown, chairman Of Commit
tee on Legislation, then reported in an able
address upon the necessity Of a law reQuir-
ing ry-doot0r- Of medicine and surgery.
whatever his faith, to belong to q county
medical association. The Doctor, ii an olo-
quent and forcible manner, depicted the
advantages Of such organizations to the
medical fraternity and the public. He
thought that By such course the public
humbugs, Report Tecsiyed and committee
continued.
A motion was then made that the Ameri-
can Medical Association be invited to hold
it's next meeting in Texas, which was car
red. q n5
A report on pldemlc8 ae then recelvea :
also, reports On The sale Of drugs and gos-
sYplum.
DR.. Hudspeth. chairman Of the Commit
tee on Record Of Cases, then gave 3 valua-
be report on sponfaneous coagulation, giy-
ing the testimony 81 case In Houston,
where the oulDutation Of ca. arm was 10
sorted 10. The doctor stated bis opinion
regarding the cause Of the case, and said
he had met no failure in the prictice 81
skin grating. The report was receiTed and
referred 70 the Publishing CommitlGe
A resolution was then passed inriiing
Drs. HudgpEth. aynic end Brown TO adj
dress the asaociation.
DR.. Heard then oIcrcd q resolution that q
committee oI three Be appointed ~ eek an
appropriation 0f 5000 from tie State for
culture of gIaps ard eucalyptus. ths nancy
to Be subject to this association, which vas
adopted.
Dr Heard also stated that he woaId give
800 Is a p<ize for fhe best essaY On the
cucaI7r tus gIobulu1.
Ilc Committee Oh Noni1nlfon1 then 10
ported tie nnl1t1 lb1g had selected zs On
Gers for the ensuing year Uhc1 che EuIe1
were - n| Re eIecli0Ds lhade ec-
cc1di1g % ne rlport. TIC loilc'rinE are
the 81 ccrr elects
Prasidenl-Dr. IS. W. Hf0En, 81 Wace.
E.l.t vice de7'--lt =. ,. li1lAelq'
Of 1eleron.
1ccd tIcs r1edeEl ~. =. q. eIIol.
q AusIIt
IhiF1 ticc Tl,rienl y. = Ah tr1fl,
son, % UrmIr
Il,r. ~. 3. 3 fst1ni'nn. q ilous
tons NFl TtrEt
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DR. c. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WoRm SPEcIFIc,
VERM MIFUGE.
sYM2ToMs oP WoRMs.

o4Mf OA4c Gf sWOAHIo-
THE courtenancs !. paie and
lesden-colo1ed. with ocrasional
flashes, o. 3 circumscribcd spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatsd, swells, and
sometimes blseds; a swelling Of the
upper lip occasional headAehe, with
humming or throbbing of the ears
an unusual secretion of saliva shiny
or furrsd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone Aeeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive stools Shiny, not
unfrequently tinged with blood belly
swollen and hard urine turbid re-
sPiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and conyulsive; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing Of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. c. M'LANE'S yERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of this
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child OF adult should warrant the
supPosition Of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS,
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Verrnifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
eeptpreparation, not fata6le0f doing
heSkigktesf injury to tie m0sI fezdSy-
infant. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PlTrsBURcH, PA.
P. s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, viii do well 70 write
their orders distinctly, and take N0Ee 6af d., G
AfLaae . bystayea6 81 F7r1sfiEe Bros Pfffs5asgk
"a. To those wishing 70 give them tr1al, we Will
forward per mail, post paid to any part Of the
United States one box Of Pills for twelve three
cent postage stamps, one vial Of Yermihice for
fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders from Canada
must Be accompanied BY twenty cents extra.
- For sale BY Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-15
ArrrRNooN SESSION.


The Committee en-. Constitution and By
Laws was represented by its chairman, DR..
H.. W. Brown, of Waco, and DR.. L. s.
Rayfeld, Of Jefferson, who reported sew
eral important changes. The report was
adopted.
The Committee on the, Science and Pro-
gress of Medicine was represented BY DR..
e. r. Wallace, who read a very lengthy
and comprehensive report upon this subje
The report was adopted, and thanks ex-
tended DR.. Wallace
DIR. ]. II. Galloway, chairman Of the
Committee on the Diseases Of Women and
Children, being absent in consequence of
sickness, DR.. L. s. Rayfeld, Of Jefferson,
read q short but highly interesting report,
resting specially upon his personal expo
rience in certain cases. t was well re-
ceived, and the thanks Of the association
extended him.
DR.. Hurd, Of Galveston, also made very
interesting verbal report Of case OF
uterine tnmor and its ergoiine treatment,
which ELECTED great deal OF interest. A
resolution was presented, requesting him to
make written report Of the case for the
use Of the association.
The next committee, that on Cllmatoloov
aud Epidemics, was called. The chair
man, It was stated, had been detained en-
route to Austin, and Wool1 not be here un-
til the arrival Of the next train.
DR.. Rayield moved 70 have night ses-
sion, which motion was objected TO on the
part Of several, Ia consequence Of num-
Der Of the delegates having not JET ar
rived.
Motion vas made that time Be designa-
ted when the president and essayist viii
!. a - A.
O'Clock. and he hoped the arsociafion
morning
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AcsEIx. April 2. 1873.
The association met l1 Ihe Hall 81 Rep
rooenlatitcs at ESQ A. ~ TIE president
called the body to order. RoIl cllIs1 A
quorum being present business res taken
up n the rcGular order. TIE Er71gl11 81
TIA pnVions meriing Uare rad end
adopted
The Committee on Crodcnfiall repolted
lasorablF On Tia fo'iorinQ 0nf'enen for
rnent menhcrlhip - NJ NIoad7,
Lamar couDiy ~. a. LptNia1l, Es7eife
cou1tr, r. q. i. nibh. Iru7e counl7; ;.
q. ID Bose. WiIiamson ccnrlT - q.
Nickles1n. Hanillcn county - q. Hads.
lIsfrison COUNTY, 1. AZ Norris H(stqria
county. Ire y ere 30 cc1lmr zen. q
nHr1Ih
L1e snlciaI committee "a r-I,Nt' ~.
Brown. chniluen, TlpcFt1. At Report
was tsccad11 e1I a1crIg1
Dr. nlo4n 1lof o|1I us. ec I1
.,aI1n 81 4 1a1 1'c40t q
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Sonmitkee itoln Zach principal toNa ,a
the State to solicit o..ris for fhr .lr I..-v''.
Of our Joornals--DrsL ~. Al. pss
koss = s. Rayfeld, J. n. pors.
Moody, A IL Oliver, Harfi..,e
Ala,chett, Galloway. - psrf
SEEDS 1udspellb 0eoree Cnnnl,
-. Taylor, Lay, - Blos,er
Morris and D. r. smgthc.
AT th1 afteFnoo1 session. after lh,e,s. s.
Or. Wallace for an invitation Is ti,,f lf.
Lunatic Asylum, eresoluli0n was nSr.ss
thai tie COMMITTEE On the State n5s,.l 81
Health submit g tho Publishing Comr,...
tee that Circular address ot ANYTHING lhee
may deem necessary % the aaVanctnanf
the association be printed.
Resolutions were passed IN regard Is
dues, the uso Of funds etc.
The following resolutions were fhtn ad.
opted, when the association nd iourncd si.c
1lsaolrca, That the Publishing Committee
oe, and The same Is hereby Instructed Is
furnish ono copy e each 81 the medical
journals Of tue United States. and two
copies 70 each membet Of TIE association
who pays bis dues, one copy 10 each State
association and other scientific societies:
also. that they be allowed to sen extra
copies to members Of the association IL de-
sired, the same TO be applied to delfayine
the expenses Of the association
Adopted.
RssOlpeR, THAT Il Is the senas Of this a,so-
citation that towns, cities and interpretations
should not rely upon quarantine alone as 3
protective measure, since in tins day 81 &C.
tive commercial Intercourse absolute quar-
antino Is impraeticablc Therefore. va
q partial quarantine With strict
hygienic measures; especially, complete
drainage nnd removal pf animal iillh
Adopted.
Harmony, zeal aud good feeling chagac
torlzed the deliberations of the body
the entire session, and we are
satisfied that much good has been accom-
plished and that the County Medical Aseo.
station, will be pleased with the work per
formed by these delegated representatives.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-22
Warning to Papago Traders.
AGENCY OF THE PAPAGo INDIANS
 TrrccON ARIZnNA May % IS

. AGENCY OF THE PAPAGo INDIANS,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, May 9, 1875.
 I learn that merchants and traders of this city and vicinity have been in the habit of going annually to San Xavier reservation to trade with the Indians. All such trading is prohibited by the laws of the United States except by special permis- sion of the Agent. Hence merchants or traders attempting to trade without such permission will be dealt with in accord ance with law governing such offences The offending parties lay themselves lia- ble 10 fine, imprisonment and cOnfiscation of their stores; and these penalties will be enforced against persons trading or at tempting to trade at any place within the limits of the reservation without pefmis- sion. Traders now upon the reservation must leave without further notice.
 JOHN w. CORNYN, Indian Agent.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-22

WE saw at fhe saloon Of c. O. Brown , from a mine less than forty miles from Tucson. The discovIrer states that there is an abundance of ore. Parties are now out making locations and as soon as they are secured the public will be informed of the locality. It is very certain tn at the specimens we saw were cinnabar and it is not improbable that good quicksilver mines will yet be found in Arizona.