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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOB SALR-sHOW CASES, SHELVES, IA.
I BLES. and q fine INDIAN. Apply 1t 1909
Pennsy lvaniA avenue. aue28-8is
TCST RECEIVED-A lot of nue fresh COWS.
q May be seen at the Clinton House, corner-ss
suee6 st. THOMAS ANDRES, M
EOR SALFCOUNTER and SHELVING:
Il nearly new; suitable for any business Will
sell ehes for cash. Inquire 1T Meat Store corner
OF Gin and ii sts. NV. aug28.Sts
nRGAN FOR SALEA new 8-octave Estey
" ORGAN. guaranteed for i've years, viii be
sold for one-thifd Its yalue by family going to
California to reside. Inquire ut 1b Grant Pace.
betv cen 4 and O'Clock pm. aug24-s, m VS.
EUR WAGON and HARNES..
= suitable for any business; Marvin n
DIy and Alum Plaster SAFE. STORE ~
tlXTURES. IA
CAMPBELL q KENNEDY.
Metals and Builders Hardware,
81 Pennsylvania avenue.
aug 10 I'm Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
nR. Brown HAS HAD GREAT SUCCESS
-, IN she treatment OF Premsture Decay, Impo-
Ulst Asses OF private or yenereal nature without
the use of Mercury or Calomel. Has had ii years
8 20 loa, m, 3 to 8 and to p. m. Once, 1905 L
street northwest back room. aug24- Ins
NHILLs. CHILLs. CHILLs. Try RrLKY,s
~ CHILL POWDERS: they never fail. For sale
Reialein's. Hickling's, Healey's KOss's, Stones
kns sell's, Dawson's, and 1880 9th street NORTH
west. aus2O-1m'
PEGISTER's LINMENT
i; Sold bH arugglsts Is and 50 cents. sTOrr&
fas 20 Pennsylvan. syenns Agent
MANHOOD hEsTORED.
victim OF youthful imprudenoe, causing ure-
m IN 1aIe dscay Re debility ETC. having tried
sell cure which he will send FREE 70 his fellow
'1 msS4so,y Ase'sS' q oasth a. REEVE .s
SPECIAL EoTICE:.Dr: RoBHRTsON can b
I'm, on 81 diseases 81 the GrinssS orSans nd s0
fsy: Nervous TSs@SIIns, FslpiisAsa q sss Heat
81 Ssns o@
S saa sSRs rs. Ssss y: S5
special practice, sndorsed By the eadn9 phYsiciana
s q f9 s:tS ss .ss f. tss
ment for any Of the above diseases, vim md it 70
their interest 70 Gu npon him. who YIN insure
Ats parons g any Of the ie.din9 p6ySicans q Ban
ssas: Q.l oF saaIs. : s6ovs. q 9 q scats
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IL Restoros manhood and the vfgor Of youth d
he MOT Ghattered Constitution In -four Wo0kS
fy ehouN Be taken By 81 about 70 NARY, OF VIA
have become weakened from exceD o. eny othoe
water qusnchee thiT!t p per CO. Sole AaSnt
York. Dr.ggssfs ee2psseo. sAal-9
M NOEDe, JEWKLRY AND BIZ VERkAR
At p. WALLACH'S, Gate Of g. [+oadatein o.
avenue myij.1
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DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L BY b. O. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10TH AND r STR. n. ".

10TH AND SITS. n. ".
a aSS New York ave- a. W.. Ii rooms, furn tl50 GO
G GsSof II ave: NV 10 rooms. 100 90
House Grant ST. Sx no1 II rooms 100
sn 1Stn st. NV, u rooms mod. imps. IS 90
~ St. NV. ID rooms, s mod Of im nP 90
SIS I'd st. NV, II rooms mod. imps. 80 90
S2S st. NV, IL rooms, mod. imps. ....... 80 90
81 7th st. w.. rooms, mod. imps........ 36 90
BIB 18th st. W., 9rooms. mod. imps........ IS 90
s25 90 st. NV, rooms. mod: imps. IS 90
d6zs Sth g. NV, 10 rooms. mod imps 50 90
l2o Nd ave. sw., rooms, mod. inps. 49,. IS 90
~ Ma. ave. 8. W., rooms, mod. imps. 49,. % 90
1 ~ G GaTr01 st. So rooms mod mps 90
1919 New York ave. NV. store. ............ Is 90
1925 New York avenue. store. .........,,... rs 90
fme trent d1 0fcs r 9e,a 94S St % 90
ave. NV.
uousrs .,o 1 EoR SALE
prices to suit the times and On terms that viii suit
snstomers Call and see my list before purchasing
ELSEWHERE. aug24 tt
NOR RENT-By THOs. ]. MYERS, Real Estate
s:ss, s ss: SIS g
Sstoly BIieE, us issh st.nw, mod. imp: r. rs:
Frame House, S0314th st. NV, 1Ors., mod. imps.
IdMc house, 0UI X4Cn nW.> Z rs wafer ana gas.
2-story Brick, 1913 L st. u. w., 70. all mod. I'M
2-story Frame, 2O13 8 street northwest, rooms
4-strry Brick. 405 18th St., IA rooms, mod. imps.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
h WIN. i. BURFORD. 7O6 street.
1hree-stOTy Brick Houses for Sale.
Special bargains are offered In tWo-stOry press
brick Houses, with and rooms and all modern
improvements; $50 or $500 cash; balance in small
monthly payments, or to suit purchaser.
For Rent.
1918 st.. frame, acknowledgements. .y26
f16l ST. brick, r, mod. impS. 16
i608 CoIcoran st.. brick, Is
'S ~ 1 faaS st.. fsa me s g. :. is
ut 8 per cent. Apply to
WIN. E. BURlORD,
1e28 Real Estate Broker, 7O0 ct,
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Ne" STOCK OF
FAIL DRY GOODS.
BOTTOM FIGURES.
PLAIN MOHAIR DRESS GOODS, oil colors.
15c. ~ ''
50 Pieces OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS,
MITE FLANNEL, from lsc. up.
hEb TWlLLkD FLANNEL, ali wool, from
26c. Up.
BLACK CASHMERES, all wool. from SOC. up
BLACK AIPACAS. from 1bc. up.
CASSIMERES, for Men aud Boys 25c IN
BEDTlCKlNG, from 12ltc. up.
TABLE LINEN, from Csc. up.
e. Nj. TOWSON & CO.,
CSC Pennsylvania arenue,
sug24-r South side near 7th ST.
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MISUNDERSTANDING CLEAN, at MC8EY
w FEkRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and
sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders BY mail or
left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space f21-1y
"ANTED-Gentleme to know that WIN.
w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York
avenue. makes speciality OF Cutting Garments to
be maze at nome. jan28-ly
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COAL AND WOOD.

WUUU. FEUMPT DEL1VERIE8, COAI.
Main ofhce whArvoe, mill and depot connected Wfth
uptown ofacee BY TRLRPHOr1.
With uneQuAled facilities and AdvhntAGeo for
Mharvea factory. extensve store yards enabling N
TO stock up largely when coal ie lowest o6dcoo
n1cauon, ineur1nG prompt attention % orders We
Are prepared 70 0er TO patrons the best vHr1o.
ties OF coal q the very lowest prices.
Remember, We insure strictly p1re coal Of e. go
pounds TO the ton. -
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main once mill and depot, feot Of 18th 18th and
sts. e.N. Omco0; 1200 ct. q. W. lll1 oth St n.
WAoL1sALI And RETAIL Damn
ANTHR4Cf1 AND BIfUlINOU6 GOAL.
md y. Orden respectfully solicited and attsfae.
non g1akAnteeo. YARp-l1th o., boeWooa M
Haying purchAeed largely prsyio1s g sAe -
rate. Vessels arriving weekly until esose O navt-
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICES NOTICEf


NOTICE. NOTICES NOTICES
We have now In stock the largest and cheapest
assortment OF Black and Colored SAshmeres IL has
ever been our pleasure 70 offer, and promise
oil In want OF No. cashmere dress q saving OF
not less than Is per cent. In Ill qualities over and
above this falls rates.
Also. Is and 19-tnch Black Trimming NelyetS
from 81. % 20 t2. 80 per yard.
JUsT OPENED.
BallArdvAle FlAnnels. ali qualities.
Also, 20 pieces shaker and other Skirting Flau-
nels, from 25 cents 20 u per yard, -
aug27-tr S1l stu street .. e.,
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
We are receiving NEW FALL DRY GOODS
ard CARPETINGS daily. Fine dress Goods anl
Sihs speciality. Flannels and Blankets In great
variety. Brussels Carpetne at 56c., 81 &C., aoc..
y1O and 81 10 per yard: beautiful aud new pat
terms. Ingram Carpetings from soc. up to e0c.
WV. BURDETTK CO..
Nos. e2S 7rH ST.,
706 X ST, H.W,( aug28-tr
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coed Calicoes, &c
Victoria Lawns, 81 and l0c cheap.
Large stock Children's Fancy Hosiery
stlk Embroidered Balhrisans woven seams S1x
Canton fannels, cheap, &c up,
Cheapest House in City for Wool Flannels
Auction Blankets, never known as cheao
Boys CaSsimeres at low prices
Best 81. 90 White Spreads sold snyvhers
Black Wool CashmereS SOC. up: very low
Black Sins, SIS. a. 81. 90 TO IS 90; cheap.
Brussels ca peIs. FL Co.
Wooi Carpets, S7'.c. up.
T. n. NAUDAIN
ausZ6 TT sOy Market Spnce.
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BARGAINS
ID UNPRECEDENTEp AND UNPARAL.
At BRobHEs ADs,
1908 y street, bet. 18th and 18th.
S SS; 100 Xd Spool Black SIN low s. E.ts
s snl and mPs ss ssT.iossSs NscI ysr
SO per I'd. worth sSe. essx .i rsnsh
Lyons and q gsn19s suns:
Ss1ss at ino;S: Pres Sod: from Pc.
Linens Innings Of al kinds. Matsnpsoo, saRns
Chefs cia swn ola ssi .s GloSss
&C., equally cheap and all nrst.ciass, at .'''
.ues-tr 1905 = Street. bet. iath .nd issh,
1000 gYAaDs PACIFIC PERCAI61
bsa sss ss!ss '' Corset best in tn. .s.
Nine. Demorsst's reliable Patterns.
JOS. b. BAILEY,
Yo1-@ Cor. 7th and "a. 40.
"THE GREAT sOUTHERN oHIBFy
OPEN FRONT.
Rssdy -made, With Linen Sleeve BANDS ana Ian.
L LIP q the Bosom, made Of Wamsutts Nun
sSs SHs I: Ss5 sssa' s 's
ss,ss ssa-;sx E.ysss: ~ s.! ms1ss1sH
D-enon-l0O0 81. NV, Washington. myR-N
"T'HE a1ESh fls soSgEI5E s4Ess sa.Ty'
~ eioS11ty MADE OF hrSt-clA3 material with LIN,
siesve BANDS and Linen lining TO the koeom: ~
on ..51ss Only 10 CT; finished, p.
auo dAnnn Sn1rts - open back, 10 Of the -
material and also has Linen HMM and IinS
bSnds; only 30 cs. unnRished, and @ On. n.
The cheapest Shirt In al the world u our w..
su6lS ~: ~; ready 70 put on at u. 10,
Wi LOT long time 1t 60 CT. unfinished, ana
The WsYnsutt. n W
and 30 cts. finished.
Boys shirts u, Icy, and Ii inches, MADE a
80 cents. 'S-As SoT
Finest !-ply Linen Conas for u.
k3-Selo at our Branch,
1908 y s1roe a.so.
m&rz7-u O. GEO. ME0INNIHa.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
The Photograph at the Grand Mu-
 sical Festival.

The grand musical festival at the Mechanics Pavilion in San Francisco. concluded yesterday. It was the de- sire of Manager Bugbee to secure a phonograph for the purpose of giving "a public exhibition of its wonderful performances at the first day of the festival.
 A short time previous to the opening of the festival MT. Bugbee was assur- led by telegraph that the photograph would be promptly iorwarded-also the tin-foil impressions of varblings by Miss Kellogg, Miss Cary or Ruder- sorff and a greeting from Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, for the purpose of re producing them through the aid of the phonograph at the festival Carl Zerr- ahn, the director, brought with him tin-foil impression of Yankee Doodle.
 We are very curious to learn the sue cess of this exhibition and if satisfac- tory we hope Manager Bugbee was thoughtful enough to take several tin foil impressions of the grand festival in which case we can have a cheap lit tie festival of our own for cent.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Freaks or the Telephone.

The telephone played a singular part in the fire at the office of the De troit Free Press the other day. The instrument connecting the editorial rooms with the house of the managing editor, one and a half miles away, rang the bell at the residence violently, so that the increasing and diminish ng of the flames could be calculated by the rising and falling of the anger of the bell The clamOr at last became so unbearable in the room that the bell was stuffed with cotton, when from the speaking tube came the swish of the water, the roar of the fire, the cracking of burning timbers, and all the sounds of the conflagration, until the sudden stoppage of all sound showed that the communication was broken.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Military Orders.

Upon completion of the duties as signed. him in Special Orders No. 47 current series, from these Headquar ters, Capt. T. c. Tupper, Sixth Caval ry. will proceed via Fort Yuma tC Camp Grant, with detachment of two non-commissioned officers and twelve men and 9S horses for companies oi the Sixth Cavalry stationed in South ern Arizona, distributing the horses iC companies as follows:
 Company B7; Company NJ II; Com pany c r; Company H %; Company L 13; Company c l2, and Company F 1G.
 The quariermaster' department will furnish the necessary transportation.
 Upon completion of the duties as signed him in Special Orders No 47r current series, from these Headquar ters, Capt E c. Hentis, Sixth Cavalry, will proceed from Dos Palmos via Ehrenberg and Fort Whipple to Camp Apache, with detachment of two non commissioned officers and seven men and 57 horses for companies of the Sixth Cavalry stationed in northern Arizona, distributing the horses tc companies as follows:
 Company KS; Company A 2S; Com pany D II, and Company E 10.
 First Lieut.. H. F. Winchester, Sixth Cavalry, will report at once to Maj. c E Compton, Sixth Cavalry, command ing in the field Camp Grant, for duty as A. A. Q. NJ, and A. c. S, at camp for supply of scouting parties in south eastern Arizona
 To enable him to comply with para graph 2, Special Orders No. 70, cur rent series, headquarters of the army \. c. O., and in view of surgeons cer tifcate to the effect that the state oi his health requires that he should trav el to his new station by easy stages Second Lieut. Robert Hanna, Sixth Cavalry, is relieved from duty in this department, 10 take effect June l.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Exhibition of Extraordinary Silver
 Ore from Arizona.

There is now in course of arrange ment for free exhibition, at C. R. Peters basement. under the San Francisco Stock Exchange Building, Pine street, q large quantity-several tons-of sil. yer ore from the McMillan Mining Company's Stonewall Jackson mine. Globe District, Arizona. This ore is a specimen Of the product of that mine, worth from S1O,O0O to S20,OOO to the ton. IL was taken from depth of eighty feet, by J. F. Johnson, Superin- tendent of the mine, who is here super. intending the exhibition The rock (porphyrtic) is immensely rich in silver, and will make an unusually interesting display. The exhibition will open formally on Tuesday, and a special day will be set apart for ladies. There will be no charge for visitors :. F. Alta
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Agent Hart Retained.

We are informed that the name oI Luther P. Cummings as agent for Sar Carlos has for some reason also been withdrawn and Agent Hart will be re } taincd at al increased salary.
 Since Inspector Watkins has exam ed and approved Agent darts ad
 lislration and the Indians are quiet
 wisdom on the part Of the Indian
 ce to retain the present agent
 he of the worst features of the
 sent Indian system is the constant
 lge of agents on important reserva \ F.. The tendency of the service is
 irive good men out, but if Mir Hart , En be induced for an extra thousand dollars a year to remain and be annoy ed beyond measure at San Carlos, We can see no reason why the rest of us should complain. His position is re sponsible and unpleasant, but SO long as the Indian Department IS satisfied with his administration and the h. dians are peaceful under il we hope he'll stick.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Items from Yuma Sentinel.

From the Sentinel of ihe 2jth instant
 Last Saturday nieht Private Cole, Twelfth Infantry, was shot on Main street, by John Holland, a Signal ser vice man, late repairman at Berk s station. The wound i9 severe but Cole will probably recover
 A soldier from Camp Grant was killed here last evening Stabbed in heart. We prefer to hear evidence be- fore giving particulars.
 J. Gilmer, Esq, of the firm of Gilmer & Salisbury, mail contractors. who have the new mail contract be- tween Dos Palmas and Prescott, arrives at Ehrenberg this morning, on his way to Prescott. James Stewart ac- companies him.
 Over 300,000 pounds of freight are now piled up here awaiting transporta ton t0 the interior
 The railroad bridge across the Colo rado was inspected on Wednesday by Col. C. s. Stewart, United States Army Engineer
 The latest arrival in the way of quartz-mill is the one for the Golden Star mine. The first ten tons of It came on Thursday, and it is all likely to get here by the end of next week.
 Over 100000 pounds of freight will get here in day or two, for Zecken- dorf & Co.
 Hon. Col. K. $. Wolsey is q goner.
 George Tyng, editor of the Sentinel is little "off"--o of for a little trip to Mohave, leaving the Sentinel under the care of Mr. C. D. Tyng.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
SchuTz Reform!1

The Indian Bureau is greatly con cerned about charges uf fraud agains that organization in awarding con tracts. The latest item of news to siiI up the current. is the intelligence re ceiYed to day of deplorable state oi affairs among the Ute Indians, of Colo rado. They are on the verge of open rebellion against the Government They have complained of bad treat ment for nearly eight months, but their complaints have been unheeded by the Indian Bureau.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
BatIrOad Intelligence.

We expressed the opinion few weeks ago that should the Southern Pacific Railroad build through 10 the Rio Grande it would not have long tr wait for an eastern road to meet il there. Later information strengthen, this opinion, the Santa Fe New Mex ican of the 18th instant. says:
 Contracts were Tel in Pueblo ou Friday for railroad construction. as follows:
 Raton tunne, and approaches, 10 S H. Malley < Co, Des Moines, Iowa
 [Forty miles from La Junta, hereto fore let 10 DeGraaf & Wallace, of Dan bury, Ctl
 Tweniy-four miles to Charles Smith & Go.
 Sixteen miles to William Moore Pueblo.
 Ten miles to Blush < Co, Topeka Kansss
 Nine miles, mountain to Houston and McNeily, Chattanooga, Tenn.
 One hundred and ten miles track living, to Charles Smith & O., Mount Pleasant, Iowa
 The contracts require that the wolB shall be completed 10 Trinidad by Au.  gust 15, 1878; to the Raton tunnel by November 1st, and to Clifton, \. NJ. by February 1879.
 The route from Clifton to Las Vegas has been located and contracts for that portion of the work will bc let al an early day
 The chief says that the Pueblo roll ing mills have a contract for one thousand tons of iron for this exten. sion, and that thirty miles of steel rails have been purchased in Chicago for the mountain division.
 The building of 110 miles of road including the great Raton tunnel, and thirty miles of mountain road, cutting and hauling ties, and the track laying, In the short space of nine months, will furnish employment to thousands of men and teams, and men and teams enough cannot be had in the country through which the road runs. There fore, we say that there Is no longer need of men being out of work, when there is Sl,5OO,O00 10 be paid out for their services in so short a time. The grading of the road 10 Las Vegas will probably occupy the time from Feb ruary lst, 10 September 1st of next year, making some sixteen months of con- tinuous work on the railroad, al an ex- pendiiurc of aboEt &, 2,5OO,O00.
 Vim. MOore's graders commenced work yesterday. near Hubbard's ranch three miles below Triniuad His con- tract runs about to the ChicosO.
 Smith & O., will commence work on their contract which runs through Trinidad, in few days
 If the Denver and Rio Grande road succeed in holding the Grand Canon there will nol be an alliance with any trunk line
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Mining Work Notice.

TWO VIM. HIRRICKER AND ALL OTH- ! CTS interested in that certain mining claim known as the First Northern EX- tension Of the Bell. situated in the Pioneer Mining District Pinal County, Arizona. This Is to notify you that in accordance with provisions Of the Mining Act Of May l0, lS62, that in compliance with require ments of said Act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year hack past, ending on January 18th, 1878, by the un- dersigned.
 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 wili claim forfeit ure Of all your right, iTtle and interest in and 10 every portion of said mining clai m.
 CHRISTOPHER Loss.
 CHAS- BOWMAN.
 c. OFTEN.
 Florence. May 30. 3i-I2w
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
The Boss suit.

A suit has been brought by John Ii. Burke against the Consolidated Nir ginia Mining Company for SS5 ,000,OO0, and a copy of the complaint was served upon ]. c. Flood, Charles II. Fish. Con O'Conuor and the Nevada Bank, on ihe 20th instant
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

LETTER-CARRIER Sharp Fl say, Parker, what's the difference between ripe watermelon and a rotten head of cab6age:"
 Parker" Give il up; can't tell"
 Lettercarrier sharp" You'd be a nice man to send and buy watermelon, you would,"
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Notice to Creditors.

\ IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM A selves indebted to the und rsiEned Wtll please come forward and settle up and save further costs, as I have sold out my store al this place and wish To settle up my business aS soon as possible.
 .. 4. CALLAWAY. Picket Post. May 2. 1878 SAW
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
The Corral i. Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance Of good well water. spe- cial care taken with stock or other proper. ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La oeree's management of Desert station peaks in the highest terms of it
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Post Office Department.
MALL LETTINGs-NOTICE TO CON,
 TRACTORS.

DROPOSAIsS WILL BE RECEIVED al the Contract Office Of this Depart ment unill 8 D. m. of July 20th, 1878, for carrying the mails of the United States upon the routes and according to the schedule Of arrival and departure Speci- fed by the Department in the Territory of Arizona, from October let, 1878, 10 June 30, 1882
 Lists Of routes with schedules Of arriv- als and departures, instructions 10 bid defs, with forms for proposals, and bonds and all other necessary information will be furnished upon application tO the Sec ond Assistant Postmaster General.
 D. M. KEY. Postmaster General.
 Washington, May 10, 1878.
 May Sl. 34-sw
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

BY private advices we learn that Mrs. Dr. Lord left New York City on the evening of the 18th instant for San Francisco, wlfither she goes Ia meet her mother. Mrs Austin, Vhosc depar- ture from Arizona we noticed some weeks since
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

HAPPY is he who makes another man trust God more than he did before.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Rough on PhenIx.

A friend in Arizona has sent the Elko Post q haad-bill announcing in large type that grand sparring ex. hibition wiDr'be given in his town for the bencf>> of the Sabbath School The is tp close wilb a genu- inc mill, without gloves. in which "Arizona Terror will test bis prowess with "Bloodv Bill of Tucson" The advertisement winds up with: Turn out boys, and give the cause of Ihe Lord a healthy boost"
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

TIE two chambers of the Belgian Psrliamen, have beer connected by telephone
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Desert Station.
 As Miles from Florence. CHAs- H. LABEREE, Proprietor
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variety or weil-eooked food. No exaggeration iu tnis. Stage passengers and travellers by 'here understand it, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for Information
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Minneapolis MiH Explosion.

MINNEAPoLIs, May 24-The Coro
 ner's jury which has been holding an
 inquest on the victims of ihe mil ex plosion, returned verdict that the dis aster was the result of the explosion Of mIll dust floating in the air. kin. dled by a fire in the woodwork of Washburn Mh, and originating in 8 spark from tbe stones running empty. No evidence is found to show negli- gence on the part of the mill opera lives, but iLe open purifiers in Use in mills are condemned as generating an amount of dust
 Floods in C0lorado--Great Damage.
 DENVER, May 24-A terrific rain fell upon large area iu Douglass and El Paso counties yesterday afternoon. The entire western portion Of Denver is flooded, seven bridges swept away and a large apoant Of property ce- stroyed
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
SaXe's Globe City and Silver King KIP R ES S.

A. E. SAKE, Proprietor and Carrier
 All mail matter for Globe City via this Express should be addressed (not Co Globe City, but tO Silver King postofice, Care of A. F. SaXe, who will curry it thence to Globe City, and through his agent there, G. A. Swasey, deliver it to tho party addressed.
 All mail matter from Globe City by said Express, must be left with said agent and will be carried and deposited iI the Silver King pOstnffice.
 All matter to go by mail beyond either end or this route must be fully prepaid by stamps.
 EXPRESS CHARGES: Letters, 10 cents each. Newspapers, 5 cents each. Magazines and Pictorials, 1Octs Postal Cards, 5 cents each. All other mall matter, each pound or
 fractional part thereof, 10 cents. Passengers, each, s. General Merchandise, 300 pounds and up-
 wards, cents per pound. Al SAKE, GA sWAsEY.
 silver hing. Agent Globe City