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Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

TUCsoS freight and passengers will no longer connect with the railway al Yuma, but from this day until another station is reached higher Up, the con- nection will be made zt OrOville, twen- ty-six miles this side The ExpO>Itnr says: l. has been iniimaled that the shippers of freight who reside al Tue son would s'iIl, for some time yel. con- tinus To ship their freight from Yuma by teams, but upon inquiry we learn that such is not the case. but tn the contrary, all freigbts for Tucson will be carried 10 the end of tie line for ship meni.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
IBY REoUEsT.l
 To hy Sister.

 Sister, though Pm far from thee, In & strange and distant land, Dost thou Ort-tImes think Of me, Lonely, far from hsme and friend? When the glorious noon appears, Clothed in robes of golden lIght Fading twilight. moons, and Stars, Tlngtng earth with beauties bright . Dost thy gentle spirits muse
 On thy brother, far asAy: Or dues memOry's dream infuse
 Visions Of a brighter day: When, in childhood's brighter day. Loud our hpppy voices rang, Mingling with our sportiye play,
 As with rnIrthiul glee we sang; When the evenings fading light
 Shows on earth a somoer shade, DarkenlnE. dsepsntag Into Right. Like mans beauty, borI 10 fade So Shy thoughts, as wandering round Occupied with fa:her, mother, Make thy heart with pleasure bound As they fix upon thy brother
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Hard Hines 70 England.

LONDON, November 29.-A state oi aDpalling distress and destitutiOn ex- ists among the mechanIcs and laborers of Sheffield ID consequence of the business depression. Hundreds oi persons are living in tenements, with out clothing or furniture, which they have been forced io sell to procure foad They are without fuel, and de pend up1n tue charity Of their neigh borS for subsistence.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

WE have seen a letter from NIT. C.. ". Myer>, who IS located in the mines about twelve miles west of Camp Sup ply. The letter is written in mild tones but Is full of cheer and encouragement. MT. Myers speaks of his own claim which he says has five foot ore vein and at a depth of ten feet assays nave run from $lO0 to $4G0 per ton. An adjacent ledge is thirty feet in width and assays $lOO per ton. The miners are in high spirits. full Of faith in ihe future greatness of that district The letter was not intended for publication nor for editorial comment, and there fore, we have all the more faith in the correctness of the statements. Not that our correspondents are in the least un- reliable, but we know that miners sometimes get excited when writing for the press and overestlmste their property.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
The GrIZoaa kaH SsrUce

SAN FRANCISCO, December llth.-An order has been received from Washing ton changing the mail route from Tue son 10 Prudrncia Wells, to Arlvaca and the service has been increased 10 iri- weekly. Service has also been ordered between Ehrenberg and Minera. Park, and between Prescott and Hardyville. Seven new pOstOfiices have been estab- lished in AriZOnA
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
NccrockiH Hine.

Good news come us from thi- mine Mir. Moves, As-syer, Local Secretary and Superintendent. "ad interim. " came down this week, en route for Prescott. He was quite jubilant, and says they have ju-t struck a very rich ore body; that all the former employ ees have been paid in money, and every thing looks favorable for future pros perity; some twenty men are now al work in Ihe mine and the mill IS ex- pected to start up in February Sen tinel l4Ih.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

GLOBE DISTRICT Is not considered the liveliest section in Arizona; in fact, things are a little dull that way just now, and yet parties from the Rio Grande. who have visited the district report business and business prospects there far ahead of New Mexico. There can Le little doubt if MT. HesIng and others succeed in their efforts tO organ jze stock companies with abundant wol king capital There is bright fu- ,ure ID store for Globe.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
JAnES REFILL

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 And Nolary Public. Tucson Arizona. Spe"iSl attention given 10 mining law an procuring patents. pif1ce o7 congress street, east Of Teie- gTapa o E-p
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

THERE is being manufactured al Chicago, a 100stamp quartz mill for AriZous What part of the Territory this mammoth mill goes tO is not known to us, but we presume It goes to Southern Arizona. l. seems that the capitalists of Chicago are awaken ing 10 their senses and see great induce menis in mining investments out ia Arizona.-SlOck Report
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

SPEAKING of trade in Mexico, Min is;er Zamacona recently said: The Spanish merchants control the grocery business, Germans control the hard ware business In all its branches. French merchants control ihe dry goods business, and the English, either directly pr indirectly, control the c0t- n-go0ds market and some other branches Of our foreign trSde.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Flooded Stock For Sale.

ME HAVE TWENTY DURHAM AND " Devon bull calves for sale. Part cl mem can be seen al Riverside. Plnal H'anty, and the remainder on The ranch s' ne Junction Of the Arivdip with ths San Pedro Call ou or address
 1. ID. PUTNAM, S%I Riverside, Pinal Co.,. A. I.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

TIE Chicago Tubune Says ii is true that the price of silver has fallen iu the markets of the world, but only with relation 10 gold The Tribune has shown that the silver dollars Of 4l2ik grains will to-day buy more of auy marketable commodity, except gold than it wOuld on the day iI Was de mOnetized, when II WAS N orlh more in the market than the ieg=l standard gold dollar
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
SOLON M, ALLIS,

- >. Deputy N inerHl Surveyor and Civil
 Engineer,
 Tucson, Arizona. 'J[loe with James BuaI- Congress Strs9' Opposite . = Internal Revenue office ls prepared tO dn any work in his line with prum pineSS and dispatch. Making ToPsgrSpiral Maps and Section s' drATiag oi mines n specially. Refers Co Col. c. W. Tozer and Professor
 Picard
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
For Sale or to Rent.

'INHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS T well Known blacksmith shop for sale. ne will sell the shop tools and stock en-
 " or C desired he will rent the shop hslded thp party renting will purchase Se loo!s and stock. Terms will be stated sPplicstion. THOMAS BELRSAP.
 N0Y- 9 s-tf
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

A CORRESPONDENT of Albany, (N. Y9 Journa, relates the following incident of one of Henry Gays visits tn thai State: Clay went tp KinderhOOk to visit Mir. Van Buren. The town was filled with people from ihe surrounding country, and at a reception they were presented to Mr Clay by MT. Van Schaick, prominet lawyer of Ihe county. Among those who came 10 be introduced to Mr Clay was d very beautiful young lady. It happened that just ai the moment of presentation her name awkwardly slipped from NIT. Van Schaick's memory. His heslia- ton naturally embarrassed he young lady. Mir Clay, Perceiving this, came instantly to her rescue by saying in his chIvalrous way: "Oh, the name Is of no sort of consequence, for judging by the young lady's looks she will very soon change it.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
For Sale.

THE POST OFFICE RL OK. NOW OC. I I eupied by Lord & Williams, Jacobs & -o-' and Fosters saloon. Tbis pronerty .Lhis on the four principal business s.I-eLs Of Tucsan, and will b. sold entire, ol any part thereof For terms apply to o- JAMES H. TOoLE-
 0ct ll .f
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

A1rlRSEv AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. T1~Sa7 Arizona. Oaicz on the Plaza; first door north oi the County Buildings.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Hos. FITCH. CLARK CHURCHILL
 FITCH & CHURCHILL
ATTORNEYS AsD CoUSsELoks AT LAW
 Prescoff. ! rizona.

Hill practice ia ali the Courts Of the Ter tlLory. Special attention given 10 eases in the Supreme Court,
 tomining law and the Perfeciion 0f iiiIes To mines and lands S1ce-ln the Bank Of Arizona Building,
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
". EDWARDS.

CIVIL ESeTSEER AND SURVEYOR. Cnlted states Deputy Mineral Surveyor TucScn. Arizona. Special attention given 10 locations m der ths DeSarf Land Acf. and obtaining pateRis Co mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
WILLIAM OSBORN,

NOTARY PCBLIC AND CONvsTASCER, Special assistance given in obtaining pa- tents for Mining and I'rrempfion claims. and also tile Co land under ihe Desert iA, q ant Timber culture jaws
 uthHe north side Congress street, Tucson ar1Tnua
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
The Corral ir Large

And Is always supplied ,slru Cifs.n. Hay and abundance of good well wHtsr. spe- clai care taken with stock Dr other proPs-- y iBtrusted 70 the proVTefOr.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. i-s- oeree's management of Desert Station speAks In the highest serTrs of L.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Death or fHenry Wells

NEW YORK, December llth--HenTy wells. founder of Wells, Farg" & Co's- Express. died in Glasgow, Scotland, oa Tuesday.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Bullion Product Of Aontund.

W. C. Chilis, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. agent at Helena, furnishes the Com. psny with the following estimate of the gold and silver product of the Ter ritory during the fiscal year, as shown by The shipments by express and other sources:
 BV Fxnress
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Desert Station.
IS Miles from Florence.
HAS. II. LAnEnsE. r.epsl..es
The TakIe

Is always supplied with an ample variety of well-eOOked food. No eXaggeration ln this stage passengers and travellers by there UHdeFstand it, and to them all un- acquainted with the facJ are respectfully referred for information
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Picket Post Hotel.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO | inform the residents of The Picket Pusf and all who may have occasion tO visit tha, brAufiful mountain vl9lHgP, that she has leasei the building farnerly known as the
 ARS EFT HOUSE, And has opened s large and commOI.Ous
 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
 Board can be had by The Dty. Week or Month The tithleS will he supplied with the best The markef affords and The nnrs- artists wiil presIie over the culinary de- parf fment.
 The Dining room and Kitchen are un der my per~onal and constant superviS- ion. Ciue>ts VII be made comfortable and their food will be alNays properly cooked and neatly served.
 Furnished rooms can always he had at moderate rafe<. Miner and Iraveiers Will find this the most convenient, neal e-J and most satisfactory HOte. In the Pr Oneer District.
 MRS L. BESTON, Propristr-Ss. Augg 4i-,iIn
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Desirable Lot For Sale.

r or {. BLOCK 2ns FRONTING OS ss}S-
 ] -reSs stree ahd extending fgSk fn Maiden Lane, is ud-r-i tpr -iie cAFsp- The properly i> de>irtbie fer b1~i1e.s Dr dwelling. and The ttii- iS peFf-cI- For particulars ruqr-rr 70 TIsi- Clr.Xs,> pli'~s- fi..- Is. 4-f
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
B. H. HEREFORD,

ATTORNEY AND CoCS, ,ELDE Al LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC o1cs or Congress street, opposite Palace
 Hotel. Tucson. Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Trl.weekIr frnn, Florencs.

Iri-W eeSiy frOn' Florence. Weekly from wickenburg. West. CTAGEs OF THIS LINE NOW LEAVE - Florence fri-w--kiy, ton arrival of southern Pacific Mnii Line from Tueson)
 Far Phenix, Wicken0urg and Prescott, Connecting at wickenbury with our Tri-weekIy Line Of stages from Prescott for Ehrenberg. indian Wells, terminus of :. F, R. R., And all points ID California: also eOnneo- ling at Prescott with our Line of sta geh for Mineral Park. Cerbat and
 Hardyville. Tif kets tO any of The above named pOiT ts can be had by applying at office of %oJ .thern Pacific Mall Co.'S Line, IUcsOn; alEJ through tickets 10 ( Olton, Los Angeles san Francisco, Sacramento and san Jose, Can be had by applying at any Of the Gfi- ees of the company in the Territory.
 JOHN H. PERSON. sec'y,
 Wickenburg, Arizona JAS. STEWART, Gen. Supr.
 San BernarSiino, Cal. GEO. A. BROWN, Agent Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
FARLEY & POMROY.

ATTORNEYS ASD COCSsELORs AT LAW.
 Tucson Arizona N0tarleS Public. Office United Sfafe> District Attorney. Ofice on Congress
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

IT is tough 10 b. poor, but to be ashamed of ii is putting salt on 8 slrE.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
DvEFrrsrxe RATES:

rrelve lines in thistype, one SC.
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Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
rscKrPTIoN RATES :

,, Main Street, North Cosmopoli- tan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

4.s.b notices, free. Obituary re- sla.I ,, rrase, S per square; In poetry, s7 -7 l1eF line.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

.,rrv. one year, 70 uO orsooFy' six months '@ Ys c.,,-- numbers ID
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
,1r ARIZONA CITIZEN
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 ..r notices. free. Obituary re- P.a.U a, nrase, S per square; In poetry. g. 51 per 'ia''
 -,.-.s. advertisements at Reduced Rates. .--vogrzrD AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN u-slrr usxsdeslerst Prescott, has ---,,---1r-y for sale, and has authority ---..slre and receipt for money due us -..-,ss W. C-sne. Sole Agent. Room TO-. e.., n.Dosf b9Iiding. S2s Montgomery S.-as, san Francisco.
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 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. o4.a m Congress Street. Tucson. DR AUGUST wTTTE,
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
 O4sce-PaIace HO'el, Tucson. VIII. BLUETT, M. D.,
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. p,.Ls, p,sf Arizona.
 CHI. MEYER,
 Dealsrln
 DRUGS AND MEDlCANF~,, -r,s,n Arizona.
 A. c. SWIFT, A-rogsEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 And Notary Public =psciaI attention given 10 Mining Claims. lobe City, Pinzl County, Arizona ARIZONA MINING BUREAU. H.G. BINRT, M ming Engineer, 0H,-22 Asior House, New York City August SJ 7'-'
 H.B. SUMMERS, ATTORNEY AT Law, FLokESCE, ARIzoSA- r-.--lr,s in all The Courts ur ihe Terri- .o-- and gives special ate ! on tO case' a-'--- the [. = Land Offce- H.N. ALEXANDER,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW.
 Trvt ARIZONA. VII 9-ictira ir all Courts In his Territory
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
ApIzoyA MINING BUREAU.
H. B. SUMMERS,

ATTORNEY AT Law, FLokESCE, ARIZONA
 rr.--!c-s in all The Courts ur The Terri- .a-7 and gives special ate ! on Co case, 5-i--- the [. = Land orhce- V
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
EN. ALEXANDER,
THFonORE STILES

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Trvt ARIZONA. VII practice in all Courts In thi~ Territory
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Southern Pacific
 Stage Line.

Rusniug on the ButiernsId Overland
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

-.-,-4ss advertisements at Reduced Rates.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Islanders in Man and Beast.

In this day of epidemics, our Ari. zona readers should be on the lookout for the appearance of any that is de. structivc to man or beast Glanders has lately been fatal to many horses in San Francisco and other places in the State. At Truckee Meadows in Nevada, about forty horses died with it in a few days, a week or so ago. A report comes from San Jose that a man has lately died in that city from the disease. It may be new to some of our readers as it was to us to learn that glanders or a like dangerous disease, often fatal, is communicated to men by contact with glandered animals. The appear ance of this epidemic in California and Nevada, has caused the publics- ton of remedies. A Los Angeles paper gives this one for human subject:
 Sweating, sweating, sweating and water drinking even to excess, while sweating. Baths to be continued for hours at time, one very long one be- ing more e6icacious than half dozen short ones. Finish each sweating bath by a cold dash and a pouring head bath. Remember it is a fight for life against almost sure death by any other method of treatment.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Tombstone District.

A letter from Tombstone dated Sep tember 20 says the rains are over, and the sunny days and cool nights add ex- trs invigoration to the noble drIll pol. fishers and rock manipulators of Tomb stone. Six men have been employed on the Tough Nut for the past three weeks, and the developments are sim ply astonishing. The mine is really a monster in itself, but an exaggerated article which was published in the Star of September 18th does the mine, and in fact the whole district, more in- jury than good. Supposing the editor of that paper has been misinformed, we will simply state that crosscut No. 1 on the Tough Nut is not 27 feet wide, nor does it average S900. The actual width of the vein is 21 feet and the av- craze is $700. His other figures are proporionately exaggerated. The Contention shaft is down 72 feet and is looking better than it ever did. Mir. White has returned from San Francis co and is adding little extra impe- tus to the business.
 The new townsite is progressing fine ly; two stores, one butcher shop and al restaurant under way already. The district has been favored by many dis tinguished guests of late, all or whom have left with good impression oftheI mineral wealth of Tombstone. Among our guests were ex-Governor A. P. K. Stafford, of Arizona; Professor Cox, State Geologist of Indiana, Dr. Allen, Dr. Johnson, Mr Corben and Rev. Dr. Read, of Indianapolis; Col. Tozer and B. W. Carpenter, of Tucson, and Ma jor T. s. Morgan, of St. Louis. Tom Walker has gone bear hunting, and the country is safe.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Lixiviatron of rsiIver ores.

TUCsoN, September g, 1878.
 EDITOR CITIzEN:-This branch of the new hydro-metallurgic or chemical system of reduction, now in successful operation il Mexico, Utah, Germany, England and other places, has great advantages over the ordinary anal gamatiOn process as conducted in Nevada, and which may be summed up as follows:
 1. The works cost little more than one-half the latter, and the machinery being much lighter, a considerable saving is effected in freight.
 2. The reduction of the silver is ac- complished at one-third less expense.
 3. There is no loss of mercury.
 4. A much larger per Rentage of sill yer is obtained from the ore.
 ,. Less than One-third the motive power is required and consequent
 6. Great saving in fuel where steam is employed.
 '. Great saving in wear and tear of machinery, and less liability to have recourse to the foundry and machine shops, involving heavy loss through delays and interruptions of work.
 8. The silver produced is invariably of the finest quality.
 g. When copper is present, as is the case with most of the ores of Southern Arizona, it is obtained in pure state as a by-product; in some cases in sufficient quantities to cover all the costs of re- duction of the silver. On the other hand, in the amalgamation process, the copper is either entirely lost or makes its appearance in the silver bull lion, whose value it materially depre- ciates. It also has 8 most destructive effect on the iron amalgamating pans.
 The only precaution to be observed is to have the works erected and con- ducteG under the supervision of a competent, experienced metallurgical chemist, who is capable of modifying the process to suit the particular ores with which he may have to deal, and whose actual experience is such as to enable him to grapple with and over come any unexpected obstacles which may present themselves in the cnnstit- uents of the minerals. Serious blunders Involving heavy pecuniary losses and frequently total failure with entire loss of capital lnvested) being the almost
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
TIE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER sS, 1873.
[ CiL MATTERS

EsKIMINzIN, the recognized chief Of the san Carlos Apaches left town yesterday for his ranch on the San Pedro. This In dian is one whose intelligence is well known, and whose friendly disposition to the whites has been tested. He has grown weary Of life at the agency and has loca. ted on the San Pedro, where he will short ly bring his herds. He is an industrious man, a good manager and will make a good citizen. We learn from him that the Indians on the reservation are again al- lowed to make Teswin." which they al 0 using in large quantities. This is an un- fortunate feature of the administration and cannot result otherwise than serious. Eskiminzin raised a large crop Of barley this year. He has sixty-eight head of cattle and eight horses, while he has dis posed of his sheep at a good figure. "Skimy" declares he is on the most in- innate terms with his neighbor on the san Pedro, and as Tucson is to be bis trad. Ing post he will visit us often. He wears a full citizen dress and Is executing his declared intentions to become an Amer. lean citizen.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Mining Work Notice.

THIS IS TO NOTIFY c. IT. OURY, | clsiming interest In that certain min Ing clalIn known as the Tellfare Mine, situate South Pinal Mountains, Pinai County. Arizona
 This Is to notify you that In accordance with provisions Of the Mining Act of May Tenth, 1872, that In compliance with re- qui -ements Of said Act, work has been done on said Mining Claim for one year back past, ending on July 2l. 1878, by the undersigned.
 Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion Of the cost Of the said work. the undersigned will claim forfeit ure Of all your right, title and interest in and to every portion of said mining claim.
 A. D. BREWSTER. Aug2. 1878. g3-l3W
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28

MR. J. s. MANSFIELD and wife arrived on Saturday last as was expected, and re- joiced to find themselves at the end Of a long journey and among friends. MT. Mansfield tells us that for seven and Q half years he had not slept outside Of the linn It's of Tucson until he started on the trip from which he has just returned. He well deserved the vacation he has taken and has evidently enjoyed 1t. Moreover he has been a great gainer, not only in health. but in happiness and 8 bride. The good people of Tucson extend their congratula- tiOns and hope for them a bright future.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Ds. c. H. toRD Is hack aga,n a,,e,

Ds. c. H. LORD Is back again after an absence of fifteen months. and during this time he says he has allowed no oppor- tnnity for recreation or enjoyment to pass by unimproved. The Dr. looks as if he had had good time, and is stouter than we ever saw him. He will remain while NIT. w. w. Williams and wife visit their eastern home once more, and again taste the chilly pleasures of winter there. We are glad to learn from the Dr. that his family are in good health, and especially pleased to know that Mrs. Austin Is much improved.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28

PROF. VI. T. RICHARD. whose advertise ment appeared last week, is not only a man of great learning, but also of great experience. His life has been given to his profession and has been spent in the mining districts Of Europe and America. The accuracy Of his assays are never ques- tioned. He already is largely patronized which shows that his qualifications are appreciated. As chemist and assayer he excels. Parties desiring to know what their mines contain can find put by con- sulting Prof. Rickard at his office.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28

inevitable results of intrusting these costly works to the management of engineers, miners and oth- CTS, who, however well qualified in other respects, have not the chemical knowledge and experience which are in order to ensure cer. tain and successful results from what is essentially chemical operation.
 w. T. RICHARD, F. c. S..