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Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
presen. ana Future of Arizona.

Arizona is attracting large degree of attention at the present time, and from all the information we can gain, bids fair to increase rapidly in popula- ton and material wealth. The Terri tory is destined at no very distant day to occupy a place in the front ranks as a metal producer. The mining devel- opments become more prominent ev- cry day and promises to make Arizo- na one of the chief metal producers of the world. Some of the most valuable mining property in the United States is situated in the Territory, while new and rich mines are being discovered all the time. As soon as the Territory is made accessible by railroad, there will be a large iufux of population and capital, when her agricultural and mineral resources will be more rapidly developed. At present it is place where roughing it itly describes the country. But all this will disappear as the railroad opens up the country. Arizona is the place where the future massive fortunes of this coast are 10 be made.-Los Angeles Star.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Protecting Personal Character.

There is nothing dearer to true man hood than personal character. Moth ing will drive the proud spirit to des- peration quicker than unjust attacks upon his character-and nothing so surely undermines principle and in tegrity as these continued attacks. In this day of free speech and free press these attacks are too often made to gratify personal spite, personal ambi- ton or to secure personal property. There are parties with nothing 10 loose who care little for the individuals they ruin, or the evils they bring upon soci- ety so long as they secure personal ends The great evil ofAmerica to-day is the wholesale attacks tolerated against per sonal character through the medium of the press.
 New York has taken the first step to suppress this evil, and hereafter every person in that State, who shall either verbally or by written or printed com munication threaten 10 accuse another of any offense, or shall threaten to con- municate or to publish or in any man her to use information or documents or statements that are alledged to be inju- rious to the personal reputation or to the business standing Of any other pei son, with intent by any such threaten ing to extort any property or 10 derive any pecuniary or valuable benefit whatever to the person making such threat, shall Be guilty of a crime and made subject to severe penalties. Such are the terms of an act which passed the Legislature and has been signed by the Governor.
 This is a good law, we hope its scope will be extended and that it will be gen erally adopted.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
surveyOr-General yVasson.

Our special Washington adyices yesterday announce the confirmation of Hon. John Wasson as United States Surveyor-General of Arizona.
 Mir. Wasson has filled this office two terms, and his last commission will expire early next month. His reap pointment will give universal satisfac- tion. No one has a better official rec ord than MT Wasson. This record went further toward securing his re- appointment than any other influence. During the next four years the duties of the SurveyOr-General's office will be performed in the same faithful and energetic manner, and Arizona will reap the benefit of these efficient labors. We congratulate Mr. Wasson and the people of the Territory on his re ap- pointment.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

was given to view the face ofthe hon ored dead, and at half past one the body of Mr Bryant was removed to Roselyn, Long Island, and placed by the side ofhis wife as he had wished.
 sickness Among Russian Soldiers.
 LONDON, June 13.-A Constantinople dispatch says: There are 15, 900 Rus sian troops sick with typhoid fever and similar diseases, in this neighborhood.
 The Berlin Congress.
 LONDON, June 14.-Dispaiches from Berlin says that Lord Beaconsfeld in a speech in the Congress on Thursday called attention to fhe perils attaching to the military situation at Constanti- nople. Beacousdeld demanded an i'm mediate change, that would remove from dangerous proximity the Russian and Turkish armies in Roumania, and expressed hopes that tue Russian del egs.es would be able at tue next sitting ito announce that the Russian troops had withdrawan.
 LONDON, June LA special dis patch from Berlin states: It is sand Lord Beaconsfeld will depart from Berlin next week, whilst Count An  drassy has arranged to stay a month. This causes a belief, which is en- outraged by Russian and English plenipoientiaries, that the critical point between them will be much more easily settled than that between Russia and Autria.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
The Mines

There seems to be lull in startling mining news bu; nevertheless the de gelopmcnts continue steady and sure. The new mills at the Picket Post are fast approaching completion Mr. Baldwin's ought Co be in running or der nov. The Seventy Six mill will noi be far behind. The additional five stamps Of the Silver King mill will soon be ready and then with twenty stamps instead of five the bullion pro dact of the Pioneer District will pre- sent quite a different showing. The work on the various ledges is not lag ging and developments continue Co l.6r tue owners hearts.
 Tn Che Globe country tle miners are sull making rich strikes, and sone of the older claims are developing into permanent and paying mines During the hot weather there will be less pros peciine, but old claims wiil be opened up, the result Of which may be better. for the owner and for Inc country.
 Since writing the above we learn that the Silver King mill has started up, and her ten stamps are working as smoothly as could be wished. When the new stamps were first set in motion a bys,ander would have thought that the mill had only been stopped to oil.
 The Baldwin mil was all ready and i, Was intended to set her at work yesterday afternoon on the first run of ore.
 The '76 mill is also completed and was set in motion the other day, with out ore, just to test the machinery. Everything is in perfect order and the mill will begin on ore as soon as Su- periutendent Foreman returns from San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

TIE Silver City Herald of the 18th inst. contains the following items:
 Morrill, & Eellner received 27.O0O pounds of goods on Thursday, and on Friday shipped ten thousand pounds for Globe City.
 Since last published statement, Messrs. l. '. Cohen ds Co. have receiv- ed l05,G0o pounds of pig copper from Clifton, Arizona, and during the same time have shipped about ,J,000 pounds Co the end of the railroad. They have about 3I,O00 pounds on hand.
 John Pratt, Tho was rather uncere- moniously lifted out of official position in New Mexico, year or tvo since, is in Santa Fe drumming for the Denver < and Rio GranIe Railroad. He mod esily asks for a contribution of $2OO.- 600.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
The RaIIrOa ds.


 Last week We mentioned ihe post ponement of the Texas & Pacific R. F. bill until next December and sugges- ted that this action would cast a dark shadow oyer the prospects of that road, while on the other hand the favorable report of the Senate Military Commit fee, granting right ofway to the South Pacific R. R. through the Yuma Res ervation, gives great aid and comfort to this latter road and its many friends. Again this week we have further en- couragement The Senate Commerce Committee has recommended that the Southern Pacific Co, be allowed 10 maintain, operate, and use their new bridge across the Colorado at Yuma, which the Texas Pacific Company de- clared was built contrary to law, and encroached upon their rights and priv ileges.
 Congress will, without doubt, adopt the favorable reports of these Commit tees and thus settle the right of the Southern Pacific to roll through the Military Reservation, across the new bridge and land upon Arizona soil not withstanding the power of the War De partment and the Texas Pacific.
 We have been assured that the South ern Pacific O., woald extend their road through Arizona immediately af- ter the adjournment of Congress wheth- CT the right of way through the Terri tory was granted or not We are now impatient 10 see these assurances ful- filled Since the disputed rights at I una are so nearly decided in their favor it is but reasonable to conclude that Con gress will grant them all just rights along the line of their road as fast as the road is built We doubt that the right of way through the res ervation and over the bridge would have been granted if the road and bridge had not been built. If the Southern Pacific is faithful to its as surances and builds its road to MaricO- pa Wells, Congress will be faithful to reason and grant right of way, 6cc- Come on with your road.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
A New Paper.

We understand from good authority that it is in contemplation by substan. tial menrto start new paper in Tue son which will truly represent the Bounty of Pima and its good and de serving people and interests. The want of such an instrument has been severely felt ever since the removal of THE CITIZEN to Florence, and we feel sure the proposition will be heartily seconded and aided by oar Pima friends.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Rey. sheldon Jackson vndicated.


 The members of the press in this Territory and in New Mexico who were so loud in their shameless abuse of Rev. Sheldon Jackson, will now have occasion to blush at their vile words They accepted false and un- reliable telegrsms for the truth and drew SD largely on their imsgin4tions. that they were unwilling to state the' truth when it was made known to them.
 From the first THz CITIZEN de noulceI tle charges against Dr. Jack son, as false and malicious. These charges originated with a reporter of
 le S. Louis Globe Democrat Tla, paper has been very d.I4tory in ascer- taining and announcing The ruth, but justice, though deferred, is none the less gratifying. Here is what the Globe-Democrato of June ,, says in re- gard to the Jackson islander:
 Our attention has been called 10 a number oftditorials in the New Mex leo and Arizona papers, Fe6ecting severely on the Rev. Sheldon Jackson. of Colorado, for an address delivered in this city last March, and reported in OuI columns.
 We are convinced that the expres- sicns which appeared iu our report to bear extensively upoa the people of New Mexico and Arizona were used by Mr. Jackson only ot some tribes in Alaska, of which he spoke In the same. address
 4Ir Jackson's own recollections in regard t0 this matter are so fully con- hrmed by responsible persons who heard Liu that We consider it due 10 him Co make Jbis explanation, and to ask our exchanges in New Mexico and Arizona to bring it Go ihe notice of lheir readers
 Apologies are now IT. order.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
The Corral is Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good we'll water. Spe- cisl care taken with stock or other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. II. La beree's management Of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms of it.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

IT is proposed to erect in Central park statue of Mir Bryan to be placed near that of Nazzinni, the un- vailing of which was he indirect cause of Bryants death.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

HE Manager of the Salt River Herald seems quite proud of bis new title Silly Puppy" He reprints It several times in his last issue and then threatens us with a libel sui if we do so any more. Pray Charles don't com pei us 10 prove it. That would be too easy and you would only feel so much worse.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Notice.

OFFICE CLEtR BOARD SUPERVISORS, FINAL COISTT, AEIZONA TERRITORY,
 FLORENCE, June Y. 1878. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ tle CouuF Assessor delivered tO me- the Asses, ment Roll for the current year, and the salde is open Co public inspection at my office.
 Nosicg is also sven that The Hon. Board or Supervisors win be in session as a Board of Equalization tn the lst day of July,| ISIS
 JNo. J. DIVINE, Clerk. Tuua Z1 37-2WI
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

THE Conference Committee has stricken out the clause providing for the transfer of the Innians 10 the War Department A very wise conclusion.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Eotlce of Assessment.
sAN FRANc.sco. May U. IS;

SAN FRANC-SCO, May Y, 1878. ATA MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES h or the Danube Mining Company, held this day. the assessment levied 4 prii 22d, 1878, was recinded.
 A. ". ROBINSON, Secretary. nANUBE MINING COMPANY. LO- D cation of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location Of works, Globe District, Pinal County. Ari- zana.
 Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board Of Directors, held on the I7th day Of May, l35S, an assessment of five cents ger share was levied upon the capi- tal stock Of the corporation, payable i'm mediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Otica of the Com pany, Room I, No. 2i0 Montgomery street, San FTaucl-co, California.
 Any stock upon which this assess sment| shall remain unpaid on the Seventeenth day of June, ls5S, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment Is made before, will be sold on Monday the Eighth day of July, ls7S, to pay the delinquent assessment to- getuur with costs Of advertising and ex- pensae Hi sale.
 By O. ter Of the Board or Directors.
 4. VI. ROBINSON, Secretary. Odice-ROOm !, No. 2iO Montgomery St., san Francisco, Cal.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Danube Mining Company.

TYRE DAY OF DELINQUENCY OF THE a above named assessment is hereby postp poned until Tuesday, thc 2lst day Of July. fs1S. and fle day of sqIe until TUES DAY, the TWESTl-rHIBD day Of J JULY 1878 By order or The Board of Directors.
 II. S. BUKkHART, Secretary.
 OFFICE-il5 S4usome street, san Fran cisco, California. 37-5w
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
NEW ADHERTIsEMEYTS,
Notice.

HAVING LOST A CERTAIN DUEI n biil payable to ny order, in the sum
 Ol Two Thousand Dollars, which said due bill is signed by JuO- J. Deviue, hereby caution all persons against negotiating therefor. S4id due b.I was dated May S,l 1878. F. LENNON.
 Florence, Arizona, June l9, 1878. June 2l 5l-lW
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
Congressional.

" Ae4LAANAbN, J uLAt Av--- nc OpiLl- mittee on Military Affairs was dis charged from further consideration of the petition that the name of John c. Fremont be placed on the retired list of the United States Army.
 Windom called up the House biil to provide for the expenses If a select committee on alleged frauds in lhe late Presidential election, which ap- propriates S20O00 for that purpose. The Committee on Appropriations hay ing reported an amendment appropria- ting S20,O00 for investigation and in- quiries already or hereafter directed by the Senate of the present Congress, was agreed to.
 Windom then submitted an amend ment appropriating Sl0,O00 to be used under the directions of the Attorney General to defray any expenses that may be incurred by the Department of Justice for Inc detection of any crimes committed against the United States in the affairs or in the course Of the inves- ugahon mentioned in this Act. Agreed to, and bill passed as amended.
 The Mexican EeVoIutt0u.
 SAS ANTONIO, TEXAS, June 15.-The following dispatch was received at headquarters this afternoon, dated from Laredo, from Captain Cunningham in command: Have just seen General So- to, commanding on the opposite side. He states that all revolutionary parties have broken up and disbanded for lhe present except Esco5eda's, who has still a force about sky miles above here above Amal. He has sent out a force to that place ana expects to cross over into Texas tonight or tomorrow. I sent Lieutenant Fountain with 40 men last night, at midnight, to a point Amal. He will be there to- night; General Soto gives a list Cfkiled and wounded in the figlt of the 9th, as follows ReyoIu,ionists kill ed. r; wounded :; prisoners 9; Gov ernment troops lost 1 killed and : wounded. The number of revolution ists engaged was 1G0; Government troops, 1O5. He also states that Generals Salinas and Garcia Ayala, Revolution ists, who were in the fight, are on this side of the Rio Grapde endeayoring to reorganize.
 Lively Fight win Train RObBers.
 GALVESTON, June 1.-The News Decatur special says: Lieut.. Peake, with the S,afe troops and SheriEs party, had Q Lively fight with the Bass party, who robbed the train on the Northern Texas Railroad lately, at Salt Creek, in this county. One Of the robbers was killed, and several horses were wounded and killed. T,e balance were captured. The robbe-s escaped on foot The rangers are in hot pur- suit.
 Funeral of William Cullen Bryant.
 NEW YORK June 1.-The funeral services over the remains of IVm Cul- len Bryant took place today in All Souls ehu.ch, which was crowded with distinguished citizens and mem bers Of the several aris and professions. The services lasted about an hour and a half and were conducted by Rev. Henry ". Bellows, who also delivered the III which he said: "The whole country is bending with us, their favor ed representatives. over the bier that holds the dust of Bryant" 1t the con clusion of the services an opportunity
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
The Army BuI.

WASHINGTON, June IJ.-The report of the Committee of Conference on -he Army Appropriation bill, as finally ageed OF, leaves the army al 25,0Jo men The section transferring the Indian bl- reau from tbe Interior to the War De pertinent is stricken out The orgauiza ton of The army is to remain fir the present as it is, but a commission Is to be appointed to reconsider and report ol this subject to Congress. The clause relating to the use of the army as a posse commitatus is amended by emitting the words, except when specially au- thorized by law"
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variety Of well-coOked food. No exaggeratlon in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand 1t, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
John Wasson Confirmed Sur yeyor General of
 Arizona.
COnqress Adjourned.

WAsHINGVoN, June 20-John Was son has beer confirmed Surveyor Gen eral of Arizona.
 Congress adjourned at seven o'clock this morning.
 Delegate Stevens leaves for Arizona tonight.
 SAN Dmeo, June 2O.-The Kesrney party have carried San Francisco. Non partisaus have probably carried the State.
 Commissioners at the International
 Monetary Conference,
 WAsHNGToN, June 1.-The Presi- cent has nominated Reuben E. Fen ton of New York, William s. Groes- beck, Of Ohio, and Francis A. Wal. ker, of Connecticut, as United States Commissioners al the International Monetary Conference.
 a. 5. Attorney General.
 WAsHNGToN, June 1.-The Presi- dent has nominated Philip Teare U. s. Attorney General for California,
 Maifeasance in Omce.
 WASHINGTON, June 14-CbGirman Whittholne, of the House Committee on Naval Affairs, has presented re- port to the Naval Committee recon mending measures 10 be taken by the Department of Justice for the indic,- ment of ex Secretary Robson, ex- Naval Contractor Hanscom and ex Engineer Wood for maifeasance in office.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

Tos. CoIIISGwooD, $. SILvERBERG, A.HAMERsLAG. Office 2O7 Battery s''
 Florence, AT. San Francisco, Cal
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-21

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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENrs.
OLYNPic THEATRE. GA BROADWAY
NEW YEA YEARS MArIEEE Ars r.M
Turner and o.y.r. yi.oi Bel. sesSs S.wso%s ryan
Of rse m o Carrie Aass ross'0r st. Elmo
' James s Mafis amt " S.' H. B.f,Sos@e~. Joe Lang
s'' ''' is:' uSi'is' a5I5 5Ify li;;i;' xSb FUN
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Matinoes " odnesday and Saturday a. 2PM
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. ..."...... ..........Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. .........ML A. NJ. PALMER
Begins at 8: carriages At io.45
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Octave FeuIllo.'s grca, play.
MAN. or SUCCESS.
presented with cast including
"%d. chss,.. y ,Sgs'1n ..a ..,:.i. James o'SeiJ
xosLB smith H. Is. Montgomery. Herbert Ay
PLAY ling Agncs Booth. sara Jewo,t and Linda
ACTED. New and beautiful scenery by Mr. Mars
Now D9,is rsnfyiH sy " ileasy l%E, T,;.ps;on 81
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Union SQUARE THEATRE EXTRA
Tho managers of this theatre have purchased from tho
authors through Messrs Samuel French Son. the
rgh. the United States Of new play In Eve acts by
tho suthors OF THE Two Orphans" entitled A CELE-
BRArED CASE. This great play. which Is the
reisning sensation Paris has excited greater interest
than The Two Orphans" produced here during tho
season.
The mauascnent have also purchased from Mr. Bronsoe
production Of which viii be hore"itsr announced
san EsAScsS9
Received with nightly.
Grent success OF Thatchcr's new pav,
GrHRIsTy4s EyE il Iiis soTIii..
First week of DOG ON You. JOHN BUrTs.
Birch and Bsckus Rchearsnr for the Circuit.
WAMBOLD sings My Pretty Red Rose.n
Seats secured. Matinee saturday at .
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" proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK
Fourth week Of Mr. steele Mackaye Comedy Drama Gu
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WON Al LAST,
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Characters by Messrs II. J. MONTAGUE, JOHN GILL;
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