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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

The Petaluma Courier has the follow.
ing: Kelly Tighe, who owns farm near
this city, informs US that his grain
(wheat) all turned to cheat and was out
for hay. But since the hay was cut and
removed. second crop Of wheat has
grown up and is heading beautifully
We understand that on other farms the
same thing Is occurring.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

The San Bernardino Times is author.
ity for the subjoined: Quite curiosity
may be seen on the Suverkrup ranohe,
on the bench west OF town. A surface
we'll has been sunk to the depth of 315
feet, and contains about four feet Of water.
When the cover of the we'll is removed
the wind blows out with such force as to
be distinctly heard, and it will lift hand.
kerchief or sheet of paper to some dis.
tance. The source Of this phenomenon
is q mystery.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

All persons having business with this ofiico are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

Never bother bee when he is buzzy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20
THE RECORD

Is delivered in Phoebe and Bullionville at 25
cents per week. payable to the Carriers.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1878.
LOOIE MATTERS

PROF. Cox, State GeologIst of the State or Indiana, left on Wednesday for his home in Indianapolis. The Professor, du- ring his short stay here has made many friends, and has shown himself to be an Intelligent, energetic, upright man. He has travelled in Arizona, during the past month fuil l,5OO miles and has carefully examined hundreds of mines. He has ex- hioited a knowledge Of geology and min- eralogy not excelled by any scientific man who has yet visited our Territory. Such d man can do the people Of the Territory and the people of the East great deal Of good by giving correct and reliable inform ation with regard to our resources, which will enable capitalists to Invest intellI- gently and safely, and a. the same time assist In the development Of our mines. Prof. Cox, liksa true scientific man, does not guess at anything. The ore veins. the amount of ore, quality, etc, are all re. dueed to figures in his calculations, and the results reduced one half In reaching a conclusion for a report. Such careful ex- sminaLion cannot lead anyone far astray.
 We hope the Professor will soon visit us again. Mir. E. A. CorbIn, of Phlladel- phia, who left with Professor Cox, has ac- .companied him In all his travels and
 mining examinations. and by his social character anu upright dealings has made a host Of friends. all Of whom wish him a safe Journey home and a speedy return.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

MIR. THEo. F. WHITE is in town purchas- Ing supplies for the two stock ranches which he and his brothers, Thomas and Jared, own in the southeastern pat Of the Territory; one being in the valley west ward from Camp Grant and the other ou Turkey creek in the Chirlcahua range, about midway between Camps Bowie and Supply. The latter ranch Is not surpassed for value in any respect in ArizoLa. In the dryest part of the past unusually dry season, there was running mountain wa ter for several miles. Grass Is rich and plentiful in every direction. Choice tim Der Is right at hand. NJ. White has been and Is still 0 strong admirsr O! the climate of San Diego, but admits 1t Is not as satis- factory to him as that at his ranch. He reports mining prospects on every side as highly encouraging, and confidently ex- poets that the new mining camps will soon create large demand for cattle, horses and hogs. He regards the outlook for all legitimate enterprise and industry as very good.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

SPECIAL DETECTIVE and Deputy U. $. Marshal J. W. Evans arrived In Tucson early this week. In a call upon us he re- ferred to our comments Of last week on Tucson dispatch sent to Prescott, having reference to the arrest of Stout, alias Rhodes, etc, in which we expressed the belief that attempts had been made to mIsleRd the public, and also that the zeal Of rewsrd-hunteIs may have induced the arrest Of innocent men. Mir. Evans ssys, as regards the arrests of Swilling, Kirby and Monroe, he did not make them and was not responsible for them, but that they were made through the Sheriffs Of-
 ice In Prescott. We make this statement
 with pleasure. Our remarks last week were general and intended to elicit the truth. Somebody seems to have made & fatal error-to put it no stronger-in ar resting those men. Mir. Evans is very active officer and it Is real pleasure 10 encourage him iO all efforts to arrest men guilty Of crime.
 Since the foregoing vas put In type MT. Evans says Kirby and Monroe have been discharged at his instance because Of their innocence. No language Is too strong to use in condemnation Of their and Swil- ling's arrest.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

SAMUEL HUGHES received by Thurs days mail, United States patent for the Enterprise mine in Patagonia mountains, and formerly known as the Patagonia mine. The patentees are Edward N. Fish. D. A. Bennett and s. Silverberg, Mr. Hughes being agent for the latter. The miue is valuable. IL has been made to pay under grester disadvantages and cost than would now be necessary. The ore is galena, carrying considerable silver. Pa tent bears date September 6, 1878.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

AMONG the departures Of this week, was Col. c. W. Tozer, an energetic and intel. ligent man and miner. He has been operating In this section for about a year, and we nope with some success. He very recently was advised Of a handsome a,i- vance on some mining stocks in his favor, and perhaps this with Q desire to visit his family and other interests induced him to go to the city, and likely to the eastern States before returning here in a few months. Col. TOzer promised before Ieav- ing to always admit and never deny that there is plenty Of water and grass in Ari- zona, and he never doubted the richness Of the mines.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

WE publish to-day the professional card oi Mir. B. SRlazar, Mining Engineer and Metallursist, who has just opened an of Hotel. MT. Salazar studied in the school Of mines at Clsusthal, and graduated in Freiberg, Germany. He practiced two years in mines and smelting works of the Hsrtz mountains, and in Saxony, has vis- ited and examined the richest mines in Sonora. and has carefully studied anal gamation, lixlviation and various other processies of reducing silver ores. He is capable and reliable.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

ONE McMillan, alias Preston, has lately been arrested in Los Angeles and taken to San Francisco for passing forged checks puFporting to have been signed by Agent Hart, of San Carlos. One of Sl60 was passed at Ehrenberg, one of $l20 at Los Angeles, and per. haps others. Their true character was detected by the Assistant Treasurer in San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

Ma. W. W. WILLIAMS and wife left yes terday for visit to San Francisco and the East. They were married In Tucson near ly four years ago, but really may consider thIs their bridal tour to their friends. We hope the trip may prove as joyous as a real, romantic honeymoon. It Is seven years since Mir. Williams has taken a vacation, and we believe it is nearly five years since Mrs. W. left her friends in New Jersey. They we'll deserve a winter of pleasure which their host Of friends here most heartily wish them.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

A. LEVIN has his new saloon la order now, with billiard table, reading-room, lunches, best brands Of cigars and liquors, ready day and night to suit his happy guests. Levin also has a new and useful liquor known as Dr. Abernetby's Green Ginger Brandy. This preparation has the endorsement Of the medical fraternity the apothecary and the family man. wherever lt Is known, and the large and increasing sales 1t enjoys Is sufficient in dication Of its possessing real merit and of its increasing popularity. Ask Levin for some of that Ginger Brandy.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

THE Cosmopolitan Hotel has passed into new hands, Nessrs. Ryan and Price having assumed the proprietorship. These gentlemen are thoroughly cleaning and re- fitting the entire building. The dining room walls are being whitened, and all the wood work will be freshly painted. Other rooms will he neatly papered and carpet ed. The kitchen has just been fitted with q new and complete range, the largest we have seen in Arizona. The proprietors Intend to run hotel this winter that will do credit to the town and give satisfaction to all patrons. They hope to finish the re- pairs early next week when the hotel will be opened for business. The public will be duly notified Of the exact day Of open ing.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

THE Exchange Restaurant is advertised lin thls issue with Dill < Mcdonald, pro prietors. This new eating house is now Iopen on corner or Meyers and Congress streets. The two front rooms have been
 made into one large and commodious dining hall newly hoored and ceiled. The culinary department IS new throughout MT. Mcdonald Is an expert at the hotel business and knows just how to tempt the appetite and please the palate. The loca- lion is a most convenient one and there Is a grand rush for the new restaurant.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

MR. E. SMITH, whose advertisement ap- pears on our first page, has just moved up from Florence, aud has established him. self on Meyers street, just above the store of L. NJ. Jacobs & Co, where he has open ed a first.clsss furniture store. He has on hand good stock and Is prepared to furniture of every descrip ton. This IS a new enterprise and we pre- dict for MT. Smith large patronage and snccess.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

GEORGE l.. FIELDS, Esq, has purchased the corral formerly owned and conducted by Mir. James Carroll. Mir. Fields will continue the livery business and will add to his fine stock of carriages, horses, &c., as circumstances may require. The new proprietor is we'll known, has many friends and will no doubt meet with large success. His advertisement viii appear next week
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

LEoPoLDo GARLIC Is preparing to build new house on the east side Of Main street. south of the Welisch building. c. R. Drake has a fine building under way on the corner of Pennington and Meyers streets. c. H. Meyer is reconstructing the southeast corner Of his building on Con- gress street for store room. Mfr. Levin would not be happy fine were to stop i'm provernents, so he is about 10 build some more. A great many buildings are going up, or being reconstructed and made as good as new.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

J. s. VosBURG, after spendi week or two out in the Tom bstone District Is back again much pleased with what he has seen. Ills examination Of the mines in spired him with SO much confidence that be has bonded portion of one or the best claims in the district. We hope he may speedily realize his visions Of that happy future when he shall scoop "tbe dollars of our dadies" by the bushel.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

\. c. KISSING of Chicago, editor Of the Staats Zeitung. arrived in town yesterday afternoon after a visit of a couple Of weeks to the Globe District. He is attracted hith- CT by the mineral developments Of Ari. zona, and will invest if suited. He will leave tomorrow morning in company with MT. J. R. Farrell for trip to the min Ing districts south Of Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

PAYMAsrER FOWLER and party return ed Wednesday from pay trip to the va rious posts in his district. The order direct Ing Major Fowler to take station at Cam p Lowell was issued during his absence, but the Major hoDes 1t may be revoked. should he be taken away from Tucson 1t will be generally regretted.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

IoRp & WILLIAMS have had hand come awning put up over the main en- trance at the postoffice. The material used is cloth with iron frame. Mir. c. w. Patch, who is just starting in this business. did the lob and he needs no better adver- tisement or recommendation than sim ple examination nf the work.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
County Recorder.

MYTH THE EXPRESSED DESIRE OF
 w a great many of my friends, onoe more submit my name Co the voters of Pima County as a candidate for County Recorder at the next general election, and most respectfully ask the support Of my fellow citizens, promising that If elected shall i'll the position as faithfully es did once before. AUGUSTUS BRICHTA.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

IN making up the outside, credit in- Herald) was placed over an original item Of our own about the new nouring-mill in Pueblo Viejo.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

MEsSRs. EWING and Gillette are in from the Tombstone Dis ret we'll pleased with some Of the prospects there. They expect 10 start out again on Monday for another visit to the mines south.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
Yuma Affairs.

Items from the Sentinel, September 2S:
 Secretary Gosper is due here in a week or two, en route east.
 The Gila arrived from Aubrey on Friday evening of last week, with g passengers, A hides and 13 bars, $14,- 973.17, bullion from the McCrackin mill, and 10 bars, SIP, ,95O.95, from the Blackberry.
 Joe Hood was Tn Yuma on the 21st and took complete inventory of all properly belonging to the Western De- velopment Company When asked how soon construction was to begin, he smiled and said: " Yes, the weather is getting very much cooler"
 The highest water in the Colorado this season was on June 24-the gauge marking twenty-three feet.
 Enough money has finally been re- ceived at Yuma depot to pay the army indebtedness to Sept. 1.
 Col. Si. Clair Dearing, special San Carlos agent, passed through Yuma to his station on Thursday. By stage or steamer ED. CITIZEN
 Two sugar cane mills have recently been shipped to Phenix-one 10 Judge Hayden and one to Wm. Crisman.
 Two eastern bodies for passenger wagons arrived here yesterday for the Texas & California Stage Co.
 The Aztec syndicate has bought a ten stamp mil in Southern Utah, which is now en route for Santa Rita, through Prescott and Phenix.
 It is estimated by competent men that over $750,000 have been expended in Pima county by eastern capitalists during the past few months, in the pur- chase of mines, mill-sites and lands.
 The Vulture mine is liable to lie idle for awhile Smith & Jones sold the biggest part of it for about S1O0,OG0 to parties who propose to develope it with English capital. It takes time to enthuse holders of Brit ish gold, and to get that gold disburs- ed in water-works and quartz-mills in Arizona. Possession has been given, $42,00O of the purchase money has been paid in cash, and the balance will be paid December 4th, being amply se- cured.
 General ". T. Sherman and aide, General McCook, reached Yuma from Prescott on the 23i The editor of the Sentinel interviewed the party, and tells the result in facetious and lively Way. Here is one paragraph complete:
 He expressed his surprise at the ener- gy with which the pioneers of Arizo- na (Hassayampers ? were retaining the wilderness, and (having been filled clear up) was enthusiastic over the magnitude, variety and wealth of our resources. He admired the "manli. ness" as he termed it, of this people He was charmed with the kindness and attention shown him at Prescott. He did not say that he was surprised 10 find gentlemen there, but he dId ex press surprise at finding so much cul tur1 and refinement on distant iron tier Prescott quite got on the blind side of him. Perhaps he will speak just as handsomely of Yuma when he gets to San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH met the various attorneys at the clerks office on Thursday at D. m. The calendar for the coming term was read and several cases set for hearing.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
County Treasurer.

TO THE VOTERS OF PIMA COUNTY. ' HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A | candidate for reelection to the Office of County Treasurer of Pima County. Pro- foundly grateful for the confidence hereto fore repOsed in me by my fellow citizens, I again res spectfully solicit their support.
 IN. LEATHERwOOD. Tucson, Sept. 2l, 1878 4S-td
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

THEo. WELIsCH has Just opened T. com plete line of ladies and infants wear Of every description, from the plainest styles to the very richest ln embroidered gar ments.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

IT is we'll that there are no auction sales about these days, for there are no vacant and conspicuous places to post notices oi sale, all such being covered by election posters. The local candidates have the greatest number, but candidates Davis and Campbell spread over the most sur. face. They are making 8 large spread now much to the amusement Of the pub lie. They will evidently feel like cover Ing less space after election perhaps wish they hadn't tried 10 cover so much about these days. But it is undoubtedly a great satisfaction to them for the time being. to see their names In colors and in big type. If it affords them few joyoas days 10 which their self importance grows each time their eyes fall on the big bills, they have done pleasant and entirely proper thing. The exhibition Is free to the pub lic) and harmless.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

IKE City Council will meet next Mon day. We hope they will favorabiy con slider the request made by our good citi- zens asking the city authorities to take charge Of the street lamps.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

VOTERS will best subserve the in- teresis of Arlzona by casting their bal lots for Hon. H. s. Stevens al the com. ing election.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

IT is hardly possible that there is any foundation in the rumor that Camp Supply, in the southeastern part of this county, Is to be abandoned. The mill tary authorities did a most wise and timely act in establishing it. THE CITIZEN has complimented General Wilcox on the wisdom of it. IL is near the Sonora border, and about the point of passage of renegade Indians. Its location is especially favorable for effective service.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
Yavapaps Legi.rasive riekss.

Following are the names of men presented to the voters of Yavapai for members of the legislature:
 For the Council, Judge Jas. Walsh of Gillet, l.. H. Hatch, of Little Cobra do, and c. c. Bean and Ed. w. Wells, of Prescott. The following were chosen for the House; Pat. Hamilton, Turkey creek; E. R. Nichols, Williamson val ley; John Davis, Verde; P. McAteer, Kirkland valley; Jas. StinsoD, Little Colorado; Thos. Fitch, W NJ. Butfum and N. Ellis, Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

JACOB MARTISI has taken the Palace Hotel again and will soon bring it up to It's former reputation Martini Is good hotel man and is bound to succeed.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

LORD & WILLIAMS received a large ship ment of general merchandise, by Carr's train :his week.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

NEWS from various precincts through out Pima county, is highly encouraging for great majority for Hon. Hiram s. Stevens at the coming election.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

FRED. c. HUGHES has withdrawn from the race for Recorder and enters himself us candidate for the legislature.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
District AtforneY.

IT HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A candidate for the offics Of District At. JOrney, at the ensuing November election.
 B. H. HEREFORD.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

INFANTS embroidered flannel shsvls, sacks and skirts, also closks, robes eto. 'iust la st weiisch
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

APPEIis train left Yuma on 2Sd; An shutz's on 27th; Sanborn's on 2sth; all for Tucson. So says the Sentinel.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

STYLISH dress goods from l21S cents up and trimming to match in endless variety at Welisch.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

BOARD Of Supervisors meets next Mon- day In regular quarterly session.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
For County Treasurer.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A
 candidate for the office of County
 Treasurer of Pima County. I most TO- spectfuIly ask the support Of my fellow citizens. w. B. HOKTON.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
For Sheriff.
County Recorder.

To THE CIrIzESs OF PIMA COUNTY. I AM A CANDIDA TIE FOR RE-ELEC- | ton to the office of County Recorder of Pima county at the ensuing election.
 5. W. CARPENTER. Sep.2I 49-td
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

GENTS black helmets, corked lined. just received at Welisch.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

WE understand that Judge Bush, Cf Picket Post, has taken the field against F. l.. B. Goodwin, as Democratic can didate for the Council from Pinsl county.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
Announcement.

TO THE VOTERS OF PINALCOUNTY r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS | a candidate for reelection to the ofice Of County Recorder. and would respect fully solicit your support at the ensuing election Tn November next.
 JNO. J. DEVINE. Florence. August l6. 45-td
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

CAPT. JOHN McCAFFERTY Is out as a legislative candidate.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
For Delegate to Congress.
TO THE VOTERS OF ARIZONA
For Delegate to Congress.

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS | a candidate for Delegate to the 18th Congress of the United states. And wonld say to my feliow-cItizens. that if honored by an election. will diligently labor 10 promote the interests Of the en- tire Territory, without regard to section.
 A. F. DAVIS. Augl5 Std
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

WEATHER delightful. Clouds floating around yesterday.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

MR. J. NJ. KIRKPATRICK, from Orc Elan co District, Is spending a few days in town resting from his labOrs and communicat- ing with parties who hold a bond for some Of his mines. A group Of seven mines have heen bonded by him Co MT. J. NJ. Haskell. for S75.OO0. The bond will expire next month. but Mir. Kirkpatrick thinks the sale will certainly take place. The names Of the mines bonded are the Alaska, Montana, Idaho, Dacota. Wyom- ing, Warsaw and Mary Ann. The Alaska has a shaft down eighty-one feet and a sixty foot tunnel has been cut into the Montana. More or less work has been done on ali the mines and all are good prospects. Mir. Kirkpatrick has been en- gagged in mining for twenty-nine years and has great experience and much prac- tical Knowledge. He Is confident that 1T the present bond Is given up he will real ize a much larger sum from the same mines very soon. We hope he may for he Is good man and deserves success.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
For Sheriff.

THEE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL | ly announces himself candidate for the of1ce of Sheriff or Pima County, at the ensuing election.
 Sept q J. 8. WOOD
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05
For Treasurer.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS \ a candidate for the ofice of Treasurer of Pinal County at the general election in November next
 F. P. MASSOLETTI. Florence, August 23, lS3S. 45-td
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-05

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS will meet on Monday next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
A New Lodging,

As has been stated, the bells in Eureka
were all occupied Oh Thursday night, and
so one of the ''37 solid voters" got mad, as
he found he was left out in the cold, and
went down among the ~oascourings and got
drunk. He braced up under the cool, light
dry air enough to stagger up near the Tur-
ner House. As he was passing a butcher
shop, close by said house, he tripped over
a green hide that lay by the closed door
and fell. 1t was nonsense to try to go
further, and SO he wrapped his red-hot cal
cass in the hairy side Of the green hide and
there he sweltered until the midday sun
had baked the hide as stiff as sole-leather.
One Of the butchers thought the hide was
drying entirely put Of shape. and under
took to kick it into a smaller compass.
when from its folds came a groan. Invest
igation proved that there was a delegate
within, and the hide had to be cut-we
might say skinned-from around him be-
fore he could get out. The delegate paid
six cents a pound for the fragments of the
hide.we suppose to keep the ''tale" down
until he got out Of town.