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That congressional committee sent
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that the electoral vote of that state is
not even in doubt, and Mr.. Abbott, u
Democratic member from Massachus.
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New Workers are said to be concerned,
Smith Weed being one. Some start
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there is already a perceptiblc tremor
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Fire Marshal Ready, Of Brooklyn,
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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09

YAvAPAI items from the Prescott
Miner OF August 2j:
Mr.. Murat LIasterson IS expected 10
return to Prescott in ii few days from
Kentucky.
Willis 81 Co. had one ton of their
best pay ore from the Victorine mine
worked in the AZtlan mill last week
which yielded in gold S3l5.08, equal to
S3S1.40 in currency; besides SI3.GG in
silver The material taken from the
shaft in sinking did not turn out so
well as anticipated, yielding only Sl5
per ton.
The list Of taxable property in Va
vapai county is now complete and in
the hands of the Collector. OF real
estate the property assessed amounts
to S614,352; of personal property,
SS47,11G.S2 Total, 81 ,4G1, 46S.S2. The
total taxes TO be collected amount to
$29, 229.38.
Lieutenant Philip Reade, Telegraph
superintendent, has made arrangements
TO place an operator Ut Wickenburg
W. E. Guild, formerly of Stanwix, will
be sent there about tho 1st Of Septem-
Der. The distance between this place
and Phenix Is too greet to work line
successfully without a test
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09

YUMA items summarized from The
Sentinel of September
The valuation of the property in
Yuma county fer the year 1876, is
$38l,9I7.
Louis Williams an attorney at law
from San Francisco, arrived last Mon
day to take Il look at our mines ind
things.
Mr. Lang of ella City, reports that
a few days ago, Mexican miner, at
the Old diggins near that place, picked
up chunk Of gold worth $50.
Geo. A. Field arrived with his train
from Florence last Tuesday and
brought 1900 pounds of ore from the
Silver King mine and 1000 pounds
from other mines, 10 be shipped to San
Francisco.
Lieut.. Johnson arrived at Fort Yu-
ma August 90, from Camp Apache
having in charge seven prisoners
bound for AlcatraZ Island.
The Newbern arrived at mouth Of
river August 26, and started back on
the 27th. Her passengers were J. E
ID. BladIs, VIM. Lewis, f. Hernandez
Z. Dalan, r. Ritcher, wife and foul
children, y Cater, and they arrived At
Yuma August %.
James u. Barney has received dur.
ing the week 1900 pounds of silver
ore and q case Of silver bullion. He
has shipped by steamer up the river
10000 pounds, and by trains 10 Flor
ence, Tucson and other interior points,
63,490 pounds Of merchandise, and
David Neahr has shipped to Florence
10000 pounds, and up the river by
steamer, 1000 pounds.
The Yuma public school will re
open October 2. There will be as hereto
fore, a girls and boys department
IN separate rooms. It is expected lIr
and Miss Post, who so admirably con
Quoted the school during the last term,
will teach the ensuing term. The
trustees have altered, improved and rem
.oyated the school house, during the
recess, and il is now more roomy and
comfortable than ever before. They
have also procured lot of the most
approved school desks from San
Francisco by last steamer.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09

JOHN CASEY arrived here September S
from Grant, and delivered himself up 70
Sheriff Oury FOR having shot Manuel Ne
JIa near Camp Grant at McDowoll's store,
September ?, 1870. The examination took
place at LEO p. N. on the 9th. before Jus
tice NeugAss. After examination Of Wit
.neSses for the prosecution, The district At
tOrney moved % discharge the prisoner as
the evidence so Ear showed that Casey act
Ell IL seli-detence. After hearing the az
guments Of Hugh Farley, ESD, counsel
lOr defendant, and the district attorney,
the court concluded the homicide commit
ted was Justtunble according 70 the laws OF
TIE Territory. Wherefore John Casey was
discharged from further custody. The
quarrel was about a horse. Metia vas
beating Casey with q pistol and tried 70
shoot him with gun. Casey then shot
and killed him Instantly.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09
Local Mining Affairs.

J. H Bartlett came in from the Os.
.tritch mill this week, and DR.. Handy
made a visit there and returned with
.21O ounces of gold worth $17.25 pei
ounce, which was purchased by L. n
Fish Il Co. They report the mill run
ming day and night and the results very
satisfactory They wanted twenty
more good workmen for various duties
ia and about the mine and mill and
handling OF the ore, and offered good
wages and board. The Ostrich com
pany has passed its expensive trials
and disappointments and is now enjoy
ing handsome profits; and al those
who have ever examined the one claim
now opened, (rOr there are SEVERAL are
fully convinced that in 1t alone there
are millions Of tons Of paying ore.
The VEN is clearly defined; is opened
to nearly 100 feet in depth on the Vel
low Jacket; carries from four to twelve
feet Of clear ore Of the tirstclass; IS
situated fayorably for cheap mining
and without any doubt is worth mil
lions o. dollars. From what work has
been done generally along the
vein, there is good reason 20 believe it
large and valuable for three miles in
length. We hear other parties think
strongly OF opening up other claims
very soon.
There arc ten men ~ work at the
Trench. Gen. J. B. Allen has bought
the interest Of John II. Archibald, and
is going to move to the works and in
crease the force and better systematic
operations The company has coal,
wood and orc in abundance, and we
shall soon hear Of regular shipments
Of silver
a very rich silver VEIN las recently
been discovered between the GuUa
mines and the Ostrich. Large sam
pies brought into town show native
silver. Development Will be made.
James Fresh is probably by this time
in Globe district with u stamp quartz
mill, having some time ago left Silver
City, n. NJ, with one for this new and
rich section. The reports from the
Globe aud Pinal districts continue
favorable
We arc in hopes that patent win soon
issue to the Enterprise mine in Pata-
gonia mountains, for then extensive
reduction works may be expected on
it without much delay
There is some talk Of Il scheme 10
erect improved and large reduction
works in Tucson. II perfected and
executed, the very best results would
follow TO the people generally.
We hear of 1926 IN gold bullion
and dust being received this week by
our merchants and some small lots of
silver.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09
The CITIZEN.
LOCAL ma TTERS.
CDance for aIl SO Register.


Hearing that many voters in Pima coun-
~ were not yet registered, we called upon
Mr.. c. a. Shlbell on Thursday to ascer-
tain what facilities, II any, would still be
given for registration, and was informed
that but for disappointment IN getting a
conveyance, he would then have been at
San Pedro on a round 20 all outlying SET
Elements. He, however, got of yesterday
and Will nrst go 10 the lower San Pedro
settlement then 10 Pueblo VieJo, Grant,
Bowie, Upper san Pedro, Santa RIA mines,
.Sonoita Valley. Santa Cruz, and In fact 10
all points where voters are located. Ifany
fail TO be registered, the fault will be who'll
ly their own, and surely every elector
should try aud avail himself OF this good
but last opportunity to register, without a
trip 10 Tucson.
After the foregoing was written. the no
tice Of Deputy Assessor ShtbeII, published
to-day, was received.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09

ITEMS summarized from the Grant
county Herald Of September ?:
Six thousand pounds OF merchan
disc was purchased here last week and
loaded Tor Pueblo Fiejo, Arizona.
1t raiued yesterday evening and
nearly the whole Of last night In the
evening it amounted to driving
storm Of perhaps IN hours duration
and so unres.rainet thGs water ran in
all the streets.
The LongfellOw copper mining com
pany, Arizona. continue 20 take out
large quantities OF ore. Their fur
naces are turning out COCO pounds OF
copper daily.
We notice the shipment by II. Lie
sinsky & Co. of forty thousand pounds
of copper in bars.
The Indians are said to have stolen
seven or eight horses on the Rio Min.
bres about the 9th of August
On the night Of August 26, a lively
dance occurred at Georgetown,at which
j promiscuOus fight came off between
Americans and Mexicans. Charles
Moore, aged siXtynine, and formerly OF
Prescott was struck on the right side
of the head with a slung-shOt and died
within twenty four hours afterwards.
just who struck the fatal blow is I'm.
known. Several Mexicans left hastily
under orders and seven were arrested
two Of whom were cOnvicted-Une for
carrying deadly weapons and resisting
and officer, and another for asslulting
IN officer and also for resisting him.
Both were fined Gnd imprisoned fol-
sixty days
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09
DELEGATE 70 Congress.

WASHINGTON, u. c., June u, 1876.
To THE People oF ARIZONA TERRIToRYl
DEING DETAINED HERE on PUB
- lie business much longer than I eS-
pcCted 10 have been, 4 hereby announce
myself a candidate Tor
Reelection as Delegate 10 Congress,
By the people OF Arizona. IN so doing, I
can but repeat my former platform, 0Dd
with renewed energy and The advantage
OF what little experience 7 have acquired,
pledge myself (if eieCtclj 90 devote my
time ana give my most careful attention
to tue advancement OF the best interests
or Arizona and her people, Irrespective OF
party faction or section.
To my r.cIds who have 50 generously
and n0bly stood by me during the past
two wears, l tender my heartfelt thanks.
To those who still continue toOppose mo
and o. al opponents, J wish Go Say: I
shall meet YOU in DuuC~ ,t'Gn on tii. same
Held IN O. friendly 1.l-.Lurr. and believing
- ] do Chat the m l0Tity OF the people ara
always rlgut, shalt feel pleased with the
result.
Most respectfully inviting one and all 20
my sIpDJt, am
Very respectfully yours,
July u. II. ;. SrEF EMS.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-09

The Prescott Miner intimates that
Mohave and Marlcopa counties are
being interfered with by Yuma, PInal
and Pima, and by implication that
those counties stand with Yavapai IN
supporting the latter's fraud and bring
ing disgrace upon the Territory. 1t
should be known abroad as il is in
Arizona, that Yavapai stands alone in
the fraud and without the support Of
Mohave and MaricOpa; and further that
the mass Of the reputable people Of
Yavapai do not and VIII not sustain
the fraud conceived and so far execu.
ted BY very few of her citizens.