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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-14

siueWhlk GOSSIP.
The news from Gainesville yesterday, was
of decidedly more pacific nature than
what we have been hearing for some time
past. One of the parties TO the unfortun-
ate division has lost considerably by emf
grafton as wellas disafIectiou. II is TO be
hoped that there will now be peace between
the factions.
The entertainment on Tuesday night, at
Sam Houston Hail. ia said to have been the
best ever given by the Waco Amateur. We
regret to learn that but small audience
greeted the talented performers.
Little Fred Kingsbury ought TO be par
tlcularly commended for his heroism at the
time Bobbie Brown was hurt. AS soon as
the accident occurred all the boys but Fred
left In panic. Not so him. lie by his
own exertions extricdted his unfortunate
friend, then taking OF his coat made a pill.
low. and splaced Bobbie on II, took his
hat and brought water, dashed II in his
spraug on horse and "put OUT for help,
Fred Is a little man, aud his presence OF
mind and self possession underline circum-
stances, were wonderful in one so young.
Fred is overloyed at the prospect OF Bobbie's
recovery, and SO are we.
The way the little fellows were skirmish-
Ing round for "International dimes" yester-
day, wasn't slow. Most of them, we he
lieve are 'heeled" for the campaign among
the animals and clowns.
The workmen are progressing very well
with the second story of the Downs huilaing
In the burnt district. The new iron front
will he really handsome when completed.
We understand the style Of finish will he
similar to that Of S. johnson N Co.'S house
on Austin Ayenne.
Every man and dollar OF Waco capital,
and every dray ia IN requisition to move the
incoming crop. Business was never better,
nor the result more satisfactory. Every
store is full OF goods, and each merchant is
worked to his utmost capacity to accom-
modate his customers. The aggregate Of
the city's profits upon this years operations
mnst necessarily be very large.
The pecan crop in this region of country
is very large. II is now being gathered aud
marketed. The new pecans are very large
and fine.
W. p. Martin " Bro. are daily receiving
new additions to their large stock of furni-
ture. new styles, &c. They received yester-
day n nice lot OF Office chairs, piano stools
and children's carriages. These gentlemen
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THE DAILY EXAMINER.
Local Intelligence.

Go and see the flne piano at W. II. Wat
kin's store.
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The restaurant opposite the passenger
depot at Bremond, ia one Of the best in the
State. Travellers win take notice, aud their
coffee here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-14
Notice.

fOrewarn any person from trading for
certain note given Ia Hicks " Ripley, sweet
Home, Texas, n the considerations under
which IL was given have not been complied
with. Il, j, tAsEf'
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ON October the nth, 1873, by the Rev. O.
A. Lackey, Mr.. X, 5. Crawford aud II. j.
Bell, all of McLcnnap county, Texas.
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Oysters.

Oysters.
Oysters, fresh and nice, will be served up
in auy style desired at WnHELM's,
octqdlw On Third Street.
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Tax Collector.

Mr., Y. o, Rogers, the Tax Collector left
yesterday To commence the collection Of the
tax OF 1875, and delinquent tax Of lST3, II
will be well for our country friends To be
every day In the week, except Saturday,un-
III the nd lust. The law requires a final
settlement Of the Sheriff by the 3lst Of De
cember, or course settlement must be
made before that time 10 arrange his account
before the final settlement
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-14

Goods cut and made in the best pos
sible manner.
Children's patterns In any style;
gentlemen's shirts cut to measure, and
II perfect fit guaranteed in every case.
Clothing cleaned and repaired in q
very superior style.
Call and see me. feb24dtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-14

We are authorized TO announce Captain
Alex McCulloch as candidate for County
surveyor. Election Saturday, October ID,
1873. sea6dtywtill ocl6
We are authorized TO announce W. 4.
WHITE rs Il candidate for County Surveyor;
election Saturday, October 10, 1873.
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CToLEN.

One bay horse 0 years old, about iat
hands high, PAGES when travelling; small
M black spot under the right hip bone;
jill branded as In margin Stolen on the
nearing Of said horse viii please address
n T. NeFivey, Milan, Milan county, Texas.
will pay liberal reward for said horse or
any Information that viii lead 10 his recovery
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The Great International.

10 and see the fine piano at W. II. Wat
kins' store.
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NOTICE

All persons are hereby notified not 10
purchase note for the sum OF six hun
dred and thirty dollas, and credited
ted by w. ii. 4 A. b. Caruthers on the
18th day of February, 1873, and pay able
to j. f.. Pidcocke ON the LIST day OF No
vember, 1874. Said note is the property
Of the estate of John T.. Pidsooa- aud
was Illegally transferred.
oc9d3w3 Z, III. THRASH,
Adm'st. estate OF j. Il, Pidcocke.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-14

Flour, meal and gri's, very choice, always
on hand fresh at MARsnAIi&E ARLN's,
sept2ldSwtf Third Street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-14

W. p. Martin " Bro. are daily receiving
new additions to their large stock of furni-
ture. new styles, ISc. They received yester-
day nice lot OF Office chairs, piano stools
and children's carriages. These gentlemen
are gradually gaining ground in a business
way, and enjoy that large share Of the pub
lie patronage they so Justly de 'erye. Cal
ond examine their goods aud prices.
octlOdawtf.
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ON the night of the nth, this mat,
one black mare, II hands high, six or
seven years old, branded under I.
unknown brand on left shoulder. I
will pfy twenty dollars for the delivery
of said mare at my residences in East-
land county, or q liberal reward for any
information that will lead TO the recov-
cry OF said animal. ii. Il. TREADwnLI.-
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

SAN DIEGO, May 6.-Lieut TheO. smith superintendent Of the Arizona telegraph, returned from San Francisco yesterday. Lieut.. smith has been relieved from the charge oi the telegraph at his own request and will JOIn his company in New Mexico soon as his successor .Irr.vrS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The stock mar ket is $ Ill lower to-day. Ophir got down 10 SS5. Gold in New York lI515. Green backs in san Francisco S7]2YSS.
 Maj. C. J. Sprague Is ordered to duty as chIst paymaster department of Arizona. Maj J. H. Nelson is relieved from duty in department of Arizona and ordered to re- port to headquarters department of Cali fOrnia.
 BAKERSFIELD May 4.-On the 20th ult., at a point three miles from CerrO Condo, the stage was stopped by four armed men, while six more made their appearance and proceeded to tie up the passengers. The highwaymen went through the mails and express packages and loaded th 'ir spells upon d horse and departed. Parties are now out in pursuit of them.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARIZONA.

FLORENCE, May 5.-Four men from San BernardlnO county, Cal, have been pros pectIng ill the PInal mountains during the past three months, and have at laSI found and located their claim, d silver ledge Known 10 them as the hidden treasure m lo59. This vein was discovered by II. Lu- cjiS and James HalSteau, and while they were at work upon the ledge d band Ot ApdcheS maue tneir appearance and dt- lacked the prOSpcctOrS, killing HaiSlead. Lucas escaped unhurt ana returned tO Cal llOrnla, resolving to return to AriZuna some future day. On Feb uary last he ar rived in this vicinity III company with three others, who have daily diligently searched for the lost treasure unLn the morning of the lSt inst. the diScoverer shouted eureka. Mr. Lakey, one of the party who is perfectly satisfied that an abundance is in store, started this morn fng for San Francisco to purchase the nec- eSsary machinery.
 PRESCOTT May 6.-Gen. Hardy, inspec- tor general United States army, arrived ;it these headquarter last evening. Weather windy and cool.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08

THE last legislature passed an act award ing premium of $50O0 for the first artesiar water obtained at a greater depth than 300 feet, or S3000 for artesan water obtain ed at less depth In this Territory. It is to 5e hoped that these premiums and the ample reward which the water itself would secure to the finder will soon induce our citizens tO take hold Of the matter and put 70 fair test the boring of artesian wells in Arizona. There are strong reasons for be- lieving that arteSan water will be found over large portions of the Territory. There are immense water sheds which have no outlet upon the surface and it is reaSona- ble to presume that the water which sinks forms reservoirs at d depth not too great to be reached by ordinary arteSian boring. and thDreby render et use large sections of land now valueleSs. We see that cer Saln citizens or San Diego have formed d company tC bore for water in different locations, and that prominent citizens are heartily enlisted in the enterprise. We would suggest that the citizens of Tucson adopt a similar policy. In this way it would not be burthenSOme to any indI- vtdual, and if successful could be made very profitable to the association. We believe that an artesian well sunk adja- cent 10 the town would prove a splendid enterprise. If successful the town could se furnished with abundance of pure water and the streets kept sprinkled, and shade trees become d pOSSI blblity. We trust that some one among our people will lead of in such an undertaking as this. There is the largest kind of d field for usefulness and we believe it would prove better investment than land and houses.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
HIS LITTLE HAT.

Cardinal McCloskey of New York, has lately had little red cap given him by the pope of Rome and made more fuss over it than boy does over his first pair of boots. In the out start two of the local newspapers made their readers quite un- happy by enlisting them in a violent side issue as 10 whether the new cap was to be called beretta or a tUcchetto. Our hered- ttary prejudiceS all draw us towards tue ohetto. But whatever may be its proper name we will relieve the anxiety of the reader by saying that the cap was brought safely over the water and is now in the possession of our new cardinal and will probably prove great saving in the way of night caps for his Grace. This cap was presented amidst great ceremonies at the Episcopal residence in New York. The residence had been nicely fixed up, fresh- Iy whitewashed, aired, and the windows cleaned. invitations had been sent out generally and they were all there, from Bishop O'HOOlahan to Father StigginS. Count Marefoschi of Rome, had the little red cap Tn little red morocco box. The Count was got up on liberal purse: he was dressed in the half gala uniform of the Guardia Mobile in the pOpe's service,- blue cloth with gold facings, high heeled boots, white shirt open in the back, and worn outside his pants, croSS-belt and sword and on his head helmet. The ap- pearance of the count was a success and 1t needed but the display Of a few dear old familiar jokes to have made the assem- bled audience certain of his identity. Wish you had been there? What good would it have uOne yOu. You don't sup pose they talked in ordinary English. Q, no. Why this thing, and these cere- monies and this church belong way back
 None of your n c W vessels. These be mouldy with age. They smell of the damp and mIldew and cloSeneSs of en- tombed centuries. There needs be great care how new wine is brought into con- tact with these old bottles. You might oc- oasionally fill them full of bad breath and puff out their old sides and hold them up thus bravely, but it is dangerous playing AS general thing the dead languages and other dead things are the only safe con- comitants. And so the little cap was safe ly delivered in Latin. There was some slight skirmishing in Chaldaic, Egyptian Mosaic, Hebrew, Choctaw and New Jersey Dutch, and then the new cardinal becom- ing suspicious for the safety of the cap, managed to get hold of it and thereupon placed it on his head to stop all foolish ness, and looked as happy as the typical clam at high tide. After which the par ticipants partOok of canned lobster and Jersey cider.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
EASTERN STATES.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3.-The Texas and Pacific Railway Company have perfected arrangements to proceed with the con- struction of the r0ai in Texas, having ob- taincd from the legislature of that State an extension of time Of six months. : the gap between Dallas and Fort Worth, and the rexarkana and Sherman branch
 The construction company has been clos ed up and the work will be carried for ward by the Texas and Pacific company itself. The recent reorganization of the
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08

ARIZONA has just had its first camp meeting. Ii any country ever needed say ing grace, Arizona is that happy land. An awful lot of hard citizen, down there.
 It all depends on what you mean by "hard." If The Alta means "hard" in its usual acceptation of bad or wicked, Its application by a Californian to any one outside of that delectable State is only paralleled in our mind by the remark of one of Dickens great criminals, speaking from behind the bars "There's a deal of sin outside," said Urah, " there's noth- ing but sin every where, except here. It would be better for everybody, if they got took up and brought here"
 0, the mummy like immortality, the sphynx like stOlidity, the pyramidal proportions of San Francisco cheek, with it's solemn Tapping of asinine ears over all
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08

directory makes very strong manage
 ment. The officers of the Texas and Pa
 citic company are as follows: President,
 T. A. Scott; vice president, Frank $ Bond;
 directors, Mathew Baird, u. H. Houston, i k. D. Barclay, M. 0. Roberts, H. G. Steb- 1 bens, Henry G. Marquand, w. T. Walters,
 1. N. McCulloch, Aired Gunther, w. .. | Hall, w. 5. McManus, 1. L. Nesmith ard | w. N. Harrison. The company will go before Congress at the next session with 1 the bill for aid by guarantee of credit ac-
 cOrding to the plan submitted last Winter
 and endorsed by the national grange and
 numerous commercial anG trade organiZa- tiOns throughout the country, and by the | legislatures of nearly half tine States of the Union, and there is every prospect of success. Not only the unanimous public opinion in favor of the measure in the south but the very strong sentiment de- velOped in it's behalf in all parts of the country, gives ground for the belief that the road will receive the aid required for its early completion by the votes of d de-
 cidcd majority of Congress. Col. Scott is
 now examining the road in Texas after
 his Mexican trip.
 NEW YORK, May Mrs. TiltOn to-day Sent a note up to Judge Nelson tn be read
 from the bench. The judge declined 10
 comply with the request and returned the
 note. IL is probable that Mrs. TiltOn will
 publish the nOte, which it is said 'tainS
 an assertion of her innocence and Tilton's
 baSeneSS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08

Buck Lambs for Sale. H7HE UNDERSIGNED HAS A FEW | choice Graded MerinO Buck Lambs for sale. Eight months old. Will sell reasOn- ably.
 May s. 3l-4w L. w. CARR.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
Close Buyers

Close Buyers Will find it to their advantage to examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
 LORD & WILLIAMS. Tucson, August P, 1874.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08

ARIZONA is at last putting upa Peniten- tiary.-[Alta.
 Yes, and she is endeavoring to put 1t where it will do the most good; just over the river at her main entrance from Cal ifornia.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
MINING SUMMARY.
SANTA CATARINA MOUNTAINS.

John c. Clark and John Davis this week of the Florenca lode. The FloreDcia was discovered and located in February last | by Wm. A. Zeckendorf and is on the east ern slope of the Santa Catarina mountains, about F miles northeast of Tucson. The ore assayed very rich. The new discovery is the southwest extension.
 SILVER MOUNTAIN DISTRICT. The Young America and other copper mines are looking well. A large amount o1 good copper ore Is on the dump. It is the intention to work with machinery this Fall.
 Five additional claims have been locat ed by Pearce, Brown and Barnes in this district and the lcgal required work done. All show fine copper ere.
 SMITH DISTRICT.
 The continued working of the placers in thIs district, on the east side of the Santa Rita mountains, southeast of Tucson, con firm their supposed worth. Messrs. Music, Hand, Smith, Jones and others en.
 
 not only quantities of dust but Jumps of considerable size. The two former thls week disposed of a lot of gold to Wood Brothers of Tucson, and carried back with them new stock of tools and provisions to continue their profitable work.
 Linn and Co. are sinking shaft on the Guajolotc in the Santa Rita mountains. The ore is good and abundant.
 OSTRICH VICINITY.
 The Ostrich golG mine is now in fine every part of the mine.
 Pedro Aguirre, Clint. Thompson and Juan Noriega have recently located three claims south of the Ostrich mill They have sunk upon this new discovery and are pretty well satisfied with develop mPntS.
 TRUMAN DISTRICT.
 Work at the SalerO mines will be stop ped for while. The Chtnango mine looks we'll and some very good ore has been struck. Sufficient work has not been done to test the veins on the other loca- ttonS in the same vicinity. We learn from the recorder of the district that several new locations have been made here by prospecting parties.
 Capt. Hawlcy of the Salero mines left for the east Wednesday and will return in about four months 10 carry on mining energetically.
 O. d recent trip to Florence, Jcdge OS- born says: We saw some very rich speci- mems of silver ore from the late discover ieS III the Pinal mountains. Mir. Colling- wood has d beautiful piece of ore weigh ing about ten pounds, which is about half silver. There is much activity in pros pecting and developing the various lodges, and as they go down upon them, well de- fined wall rocks are found with increased width of vein and continued richness of metal. Among the most promising mines We may mention the Silver King, Jose phhe and Fernandez, which the owners believe contain fortunes equal to the Com stock.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
Notice.

OFFICE OF U. $. CUSTOM HoUsEs
 TUCSnN, May }, 1875. A IL NEGOTIATIONS INTO THIS DIS "A trict must be presented at the office of the Deputy Collector in Tucson. before being offered for sale. Neglect to comply will render the importation subject to cnnfi>cation. There will b. no exception 10 thisrule except by special permit.
 JOHN w. HOPKINS, May s. 3w Deputy Collector
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
NEY ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEO. HILL HOWARD.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Arizona & Sonora Land and Mining Agt. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08

A MISSION street belle is so modest that she got up and left the table because the salad wasn't dressed.
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
BAZAAR
T. ADEES S' EASHIO MS.
The only Establishment of the Kind
 in the Territory.
THEODORE WELIsCH. Importer and Dealer in

THEODORE WELI8CH
 Importer and Dealer in Foreign and D 70 m e stic Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Linene, Silks, v elve ts, Lace Goods, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, French Flowers, Velvet, Silk and Straw trimmed II 8 ts; Braids and Chignons, etc.
 Latest Styles Of Ladies', Chiidrem's aud Infants
 READY MADE
 Dresses and Underwear, Bridal Tr0usseaux and
 Bs.bies' Wardrobe Complete. Special Department of
 Oressmaking and Millinery.
 Lady Attendance. Orders solicited from ail parts of the Territory.
 WeliscF's Buildings.
 Main Street, Tucson. Tucson, August I5, 1871. &-H
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA H. IS. smith, Proprietor. VIIIIS NEW AND MMODIO Pennington to Ott, in the most desirable part of the City.
 The Proprietor now feels Justified in so- iicting patronage in the full assurance that he can please all who may become his guests.
 Special care will be taken to accommo- date families as well as others in an uneX- ceOtiOnabie manner. From this date the prices at this Hotel will be reduced to the following figures:
 TERMS: By the Week with Room SI5 co By the Week without Room, 10 co By the Day with Room, 2 50 By the Day without Room, 2 % single Meals, l %
 Invariably in Advance
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
To Let.

MISERABLE ROOMS IN SUITS OR 1I single. Terms moderate.
 WELISCH BUILDINGS. April 24. 29-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-05-08
EeTEEP.

DTED. In Tucson, Arizona, May ?, 1875, Alex andPr Gay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
---s---'- Front and West SD.
Mrs. DR.. Fosters Blood Purifier.
This well known and thoroughly tried prapaxation
maintains It's reputation as q femedy unsurpassed
for the cure OF blood and Akfn iseaseS yx fetter,
ringworrns, Scrofula, blstches, pimples, bos, Inn
purities OF the blood, etc Put up IN quart bottles
Price sl.o0 each.
Testimony.
cheerfuly give this Testimony g the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured me y: -..- q. -s---.--,-
I was afficted for many years with disordersd
blood a troublesome and obstinate tetter of the
skin and swelling of the glands OF the mock, which
pense.
! consulted eight Of the most prominent physi-
clans In the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting worse, till finally almost despair
ing OF hope, WAS Induced TO try Mrs. F0sterB
Blood Purifier, which waa recommended to ne ~
being certain cure for my disease. 1t was the
turning point in my case after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier In connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptions disAp-
peared and now am entirely and srectualy oufed.
If further Information Ia desired concerning my
- TEoS. SCOTT,
1890 C1aymont Street, over nth Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

ID ACIFIC HOUSE. A. SERVER,
4 North Carolina Aveuue. Between Atlantic and
Pacific avenues, Atlantic City, N j now open Best
and most convenient location on the Island. Near
the depot, wi hin haR square OF the Quaser meet
ing house, the Episcopal, PRESBYTERIAN and Catholic
churches, and but short distance from the beach.
1el2-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
Vice President Wilson's letter, stating his owr

Vice President Wilson's letter, stating his own
position in relation to national politics, and the
Republican party, is of such interest that we
print it in full, Notwithstanding the demands it
makes on our space. No man is more entitled
tosreapeotful hearing from the Republican mass
% than Henry Wilson, and very few, in our
Judgment, contemplate the situation with a
more statesmanlike vision. To denounce and
ridicule him. as one or two folly-ridden critics
have done, for stating past Republican errors
and pointing out the road to future Republican
success, is 80 grossly unwise proceeding that
IT has rnsrited, as it has received, the general
dsspproval of Republican newspapers. OF the
old Republican leaders Henry Wilson almost
alone remains-Lincoln, Chase, Seward, Gree
ley, Sumner, Gerrit Smith, and many more, are
gone. To the words Of counsel uttered by 80
true and wise friend Of. our principles as he
We must ever listen with respect.