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Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09

the number Of the Boletin Official, 1" which I herewith remit you. This act so contrary to law, may we'll be a proof of my desire to punish those who by all means are open enemies of society, and you may trust that neither fear nor any other consideration will make me desist from my object to pursue and punish them, and that 1 also possess the sincerest wishes in favor of the progress and prosperity of the frontier people whom I govern, as well as those of the neighboring Territory of Arizo- na, and that I shall always be disposed to obey justice and the wishes of the American authorities, if in so doing the dignity and good name of my country are not compromised.
 I am, sir, very respectfully, your friend and obedient servant,
 V. MARIsCAL.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
The SoutFn PQcIfc.

A San Francisctexchange of Nov 3d, says:
 Colonel Strebrge, who superin tended the conHction of a great portion of the Cenll Pacific Railroad, left for Yuma yesday to take charge of the work of extding the Southern Pacific road thbgh Arizona, with orders to rush thsork with all pos. sible speed. It expected that fifty miles of the roawill be completed during January nt, and 157 miles, 10 Maricopa Welsh April. Material for the work iIuding 10000 steel rails, is now on tlway from the East via the Pacific Ilroad.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
Sonora AfairS.

We publish today letter from Gov
 Mariscal, written in reply to one sent to him by Ex-GOY. Stafford last month,
 and which was published Tn THE | CITIZEN soon afterwards. This letter
 will be read with interest, giving as it
 does a statement of Gen. Mariscals
 attempts to enforce law and prevent crime on the border. We have ire quently had occasion to refer in terms
 of praise to Gov. Mariscal's acts since
 he has been Governor of Sonora. and
 have ever predicted that prosperity
 and progress would enliven and give
 wealth to that naturally wealthy State under his benefcient rule, provided
 malcOntents and disorderly characters could be kept in subjection. We have learned with sorrow that lately affairs there have been in very critical con. dition, eliminating in the attempted assassination of the Governor recently. The cause of the difficulty or the ex- act status of affairs in Sonora we have been unable as yet lO learn satisfac. toriiy, but we have been promised and expect to publish in our next issue. a very full and absolutely reliable state. l ment of Sonora public affairs that can. not fail to be of interest to our readers. [
 The business relations existing be- | tween Arizona and Sonora need careful fostering, more especially as the rail. roads from the east and west hurry along, each striving to secure the trade of Sonora. Peace and quiet on the other side of the line means increased business between Sonora and Tucson md therefore is matter of impor. ance to all in Southern Arizona par. icularly.
 The hint in the Governors letter con .erning the extradition of the murder ITS and robbers held in confinement hould attract the attention of our
 authorities immediately and receive r rompt action.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
One Result

There Is one result of the election that we think is selfevident. and thai Is the present election law will not do A full, fair and free ballot is essential to the maintenance of this govern ment, for it is its very foundation. Any law that leaves a loopbole for fraudulent voting is a bad law. and one as full of holes as a sieve should be swept from the statute books with out moments hesitation. The next law enacted, We trust, will allow only such as have their names on the Great Register to vote ana make the registers office close at least thirty days before election.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
THE CITIZEN.
The Election.

The election is over and the result so far as the Territory Is concerned IS still in doubt We print elsewhere the returns, as far as we have them, of the vote for Delegate, leaving the whole county of Mohave, much of Yavapai' and several precincts in each of the other counties still to hear from.
 As was to be expected each canji- date ran best in his own county, but some of the results are indeed surpris-I ing. The contest seems to have mar rowed down to H. s. Stevens and J.. G. Campbell, one of whom will repre- sent Arizona in Congress for the next two years, the chances being slightly in favor of Mr. Stevens, who accord ing to all accounts is slightly ahead with a strong probability of majori- ties over Campbell in the principal precincts still 10 be heard from. The vote at Clifton is certain to be quite solid for Mir. Stevens and he as conf dently expects the Mormon vote on the Little Colorado. With these in his ia vor. inc result will be as it was last time. Our readers will remember that upon these same votes the result de pended last election, when MT. Ste vens was chosen despite the efforts in some quarters to prevent it.
 In this campaign we have supported NIT. Stevens for reasons already setI forth and sincerely hope that he will be reelected as he deserves. Between him and MT. Campbell there is noI doubt in our mind as to which is bet ter qualified to assist Arizona in Wash ington, and the opinion of people of the Territory generally seems to coin eide with ours. As far as heard from Mir. Stevens leads MT. Campbell in ev- cry county in the Territory except. Yavapai, and there Mir. A. E. Davis isI running Campbell an even race. Which eyer candidate is elected will, we trust serve Arizona faithfully and in all sen- sible efforts to benefit the Territory al large, he can rely upon such support as THE CITIZEN can give.
 Interesting as was the canvass for Delegate in Pima county it was over shadowed by the desire for local office. The contests for Recorder and Treas urer were particularly well contested and severe, and the successful can didates won only after hot and pro- longed struggle. The battle ends by the re election of Sheriff ShIbell, Re corder Carpenter and Treasurer Leath- erwood. The contest for District At torney between Messrs. Farley and Hereford. has been carried on with the best of feeling and has attracted least attention, notwithstanding the taaus tasa 5nat IT IS close that the official
 '-'- I--'--~-y -------y --- decide it.
 The Legislature went begging al most and no interest was taken scarce ly in the result, and it was not talked about except where some rumors pre- judicial to one of the best and most capable of the candidates were circu- ( tated. The following are supposed to t be chosen: c
 For Council, J. NJ. Kirkpatrick and V F. c. Hughes V For House, NJ W. Stewart, A. E. q Fay, James Speedy, c. P. Leitch and tl w. L. Vail. q The other offices were filled by can O iidates selected without opposition. a
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
Interest

In 1854. a man named Walker bor- rowed of man named Hood, in Cal ifornia, Sl,S50, with interest at the rate of three per cent 8 month. interest compounding Last week T ipdce
 ment was entered against Walker, bas- ed on that note, for S9. .452, ,90S.6J Any one who don't think the judgement right can make the calculation him. self.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
DID,.


 Tn Tucson, Noveier 2, 1878, Tomasa carpenter, wife of w. Carpenter. of this place. Aged 2l ars,
 1 [The deceased haseen n long but na- ien' sunerer' For er two years con sumption has been sting her vounp life slowly but surely aw, She has received every attention andomfort that lavish means and .ievoteaffection couId se- cure. but all In valn. Death has claimed ''s own. She was wing to die feeling that life had few joyfor her. while her ieeeie condition madher sometimes feel she was more or less n burden to others. She was gentle and aetionate in her na- ture and exemplaryh her life. and no doubt her hopes for far happier condl- tioh m the future exisnce are now real izeo' MT Carpenter as the deep sym Pathy or many frient In his great be- rearement. He has cen faithfully de- voted to his wife durig her long illness ana consciousness Otils duty well per formed will be one balnin his loneliness. Words Of consolation te of little mean Ing Tn such dark hoursJye must humbly DOW ana say, Thy Vi be done, hoping TOT aJoyful reunion Ayond the grave EDIroR.l
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09

As the returns come in from the Prescott country the absolutely unsec- tional character of the Delegate con- test there becomes so apparent that .he only wonder is that any one had hardi- hood sufficient to vote for Mir. Stevens Nhoop em up, Marion,
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09

SEMI-oFFIcIAL1vices, received at Washington froiMexico, are to the effect that the so'ers of the Divisions of the north haviot received any pay since last July,lnd that, in conse- quence, desertio into Texas are be- coming very nurous.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09

HE Silver Behys telegraph line VIII be constructtrom Camp Thomas to Globe, via SarRrlos within ninety days. We hope as such a line is much needed.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09

Ex-Gov. HoYpt last accounts, was in San nFrancisct~Sunde;ermined as 10 his future ions, not knowing whether to go Idaho as Governor or come to Tucs'as a lawyer. Mrs. Hoyt has gone E.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
Furnished House tor Rent.

THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND RA- Il mada- Furnitun modern and neat. Location desirable. Terms reasonable sor particulars inquire at this office.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09

HE annuity sls for the San Car los Indians are " supposed to be near that agency.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
Dissolution Notice.

'INHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE II II e1lstlng oetween Joseph s. Mills and Henry Smith is this iav dissolved by mn tual consent The business will be con. tlnned under the name and management of Mir Mills.
 IOSErH s. MILLS,
 HENRY SMITH.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-09
BtN.

Tn Tucson. Move Ter s, 1878, to the wife
 Here wfe againr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31
CAIno, H., May 30. ls1s.

Mrs. :. WILLIAMSON, for the next week.
will offer an cytrauelinary cheap line Of
millinery good, and notions tohcrcustumcr.
and the public generally. 4, the season
is advanced, she wishes to dispos" of her
stock and has determined 10 offer il at
prices that cannot br resisted. Beautiful
neck ties are marked NJ 10 cents: good
quality hose, 10 cents; handsome silk neck
handkcrchicts, 81 cents; linen and cambric
handkcrchicfs, and 10 cents apiece. and
many other notions and scasonahlc goods
in proportion. She has a full line of straw
hats for ladies and children in all the de-.
sirablc shapes, and has marked them down
to almost wholesale prices. Ladies who
wish to make splendid bargains in any
kind OF millinery and fancy goods should
not fail to embrace the opportunity now of.
fcred them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

A REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes no
difference how many physicians or how
much medicine you have tried, it is nov an
established fact that German Syrup is the
only remedy which has given complete sat.
ista9tion in severe cases of lung diseases
1t is true there are yet thousands Of persons
who are predisposed to throat md lung al
iections consumption, hemorrhagcs, asthma,
severe colds settled on the breast, pnuc-
monia, whooping cough, etc, who have no
personal knowledge of Boschcc'S German
Syrup, To such We would say that 10000
dozen were sold last year without one com.
plant. Consumptives, try Just one bottle.
Regular size, - cents. Sold by all drug,
gists in America.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31
FROM CORONER FITZGERALD.
THE EoDY RECENTLY RECOVERED FROM THE
RINER.--wHOSE Is IT.

THE GoDY RECENTLY RECOVERED FROM THE
RIyER,-wHoSE Is IT:
Editor Cairo Bulletin:
Your local editor was mistaken when he
stated that the body of the Italian organ.
grinder was recovered The body of the
Italian organ grinder, or any other man
w:s not found near Hullday's wharf boat;
but the body Of man supposed to be vii
liam PoindcNtcr who lived near Carrico's
landing, Kentucky, was found near the box
factory by the officers of the tug MontaHk.
Deceased appeared TO be about sixty years
of age, five feet seven inches high. bald
headed, gray whSkcrs and mou>tachc. worn
very long; thumb of left hand short and
thick at the top; said shor,acs,
and thickness appeared to he caused
by Il fclon or hurt; he wore dark
Jeans pants, gaitcr shoes, gray cotton shirt
with emblem, OF tree leaves or flowers Sow.
ed on the bosom thereof: there WA, also a
silver ring on the r'"d finger
OF the LETT hand. Mr. Charles FL
bert, pilot OF the tug Montauk. delivered
to the coroner the TO- owing property found
by him on the person Of deceased One open.
faced watch q tobacco pouch With 20 but.
tons on the open end thereof, two pocket
knives, one pocket comb red cotton hand.
kcrchicf and thirty-tiyc cents in money:
deceased appeared to have been about ten
days in the water, and Elvim Easily being
duly sworn, stated that it WAS William
PondcXtcr who brought ratt of logs 10
the box factory about ten day, ago. and
that he lived near The landing above stated.
between Caledonia and Metropolis. NV
object in making the above statement i,
that if the above mentioned should not be
VIM. PoindcXtcr Cand it may hr possible
that the witness might he mistaken the
circulating medium of THE BrIrETIN may
cause the proper identification Of the de-
ceased by his friends Respectfully, etc,
r. FITZGERALD. Coroner
CAIRO III May no lS,S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

hands of Miss Rogers, Hugh said
MISS RoGEps IL want to tell your for
our banner class that we are sorry for all
the trouble we have caused YOU by being
the full OF play, or too lazy to do our work
we'll. We wish now We had always been
good. We thank you for being so patient
and loving, and for teaching us so many
things to make us good and true boys and
girls. We are proud, of course, to he mr..
noted, but are real sorry to leave you.
Will you please accept this ring Johnnie
Fisher holds in his hand, as a token of our
love, and bear it to keep in mind your Ban.
ncr class OF 1873, BE sure our memory of
you will he as endless as this golden ring
Miss Rogers disclaimed ability as pub
lie speaker and said she could do no more
,hsn.to express her grateful thanks to the
boys and girls of the Banner class.
This closed the exercises of the day in
Miss Thompson's room. The pupils of this
room will receive their certificates of pro-
motion tomorrow
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

out his soul in fcvent prayer and Rob-
Hood summoned his band Of clivtlrou
robbers TO the pursuit Of beauty and booty
it was under tree, in short, that many %
the most important events in the horologt
Of time had their birth, and it looks as i
the gentlemen who assembled under tree
yesterday had freed the Radical rooster A
| wiring or two of its neck, between now and
fall, and the bird will be in condition to be
stuffed and laid away with other objects Of
curiosity; and it will require no trcmcn.
dous effort to do it, either
There bids fair to be romance at the
county Jail, with Miss Pearl Seminion as
one Of the principal actors, 1t seems that
a young man Of our city happened to be
attending court during the trial
of the fair young sinner, and
became SO smitten with her charms
Of person that he sought her ac-
Quaintance OF course, the progress OF
true love, under such circumstances, was at
tended with difficulties. He could only
catch glance Of his adored pearl through
the heavy iron grating, and whatever tender
passages took place must have occurred un-
der the eye Of the jaAor, Tie young man
began laying siege to Pearls heart in Il
practical way; he first sent flowers; then
strawberries; then pop" then Lin
kun" pie, and would doubtless, have
reached HASH had not the pie
created a reciprocal sentiment in the brcas,
of Pearl. The pie in itself, however,
would not have turned the scales in the ar
dent young lovers favor; but providence
seems to have mingled his cup Some
ladies Of the city, hearing Of Pearls case,
called on her with view of asccrtairirg
what might he done to better her condi-
ton, and save her from the ruin which
threatened to cngulpl her. They proposed
to send her 10 one Of the private rs, 'tutons
of the state, whg -i.., are properly cared
for This alarmed Pnrl, and to q BufIE-
TIN reporter I'll, fair young maiden
said that between IL institution in QueS.
ton and the yong man, she would not
hesitate a moment; she would fly to her
loy.r qlth1upl .l. A.. ;,y.I sb, ,,.,S oo'r
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31
LORILLARD TOBACCO.

The great celebrity of our TIN TAG TOBACCO
hss caused many limitations thereof to bo placed or
the market We therefore caution oil chcwers
sgsins, purchasing such limitations
All dealer. buying or selling other plug tobacco
bearings hard or metallic label render themselves
liable TO the penalty Of thcls~ aud all persons VIC.
lsting our trade marks are punishable by One and
Imprisonment Sea set Of Congress, Aug, ~ 1879 !
The genuine LORRILARD TIN TAG TOBACCO
cen bo distinguished by = TIN TAG on each lump,
with tho word LORRILARD stamped thereon.
Over ,,0ss tons tobacco sold In 1877 and nearly
a1O persons employed Ia actories
Tsxcs paid Government In 1877, about thiOOM,
aud during past " years. over SNm,m.
These goods sold by all jobbcrs At manufacturers
rates
t1-rhc TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO Ia
second TO mono" Ia aroma mIldncSa, purity and
quality
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31
CITY COuNClT.-SPECIAL MEETING.
CouScl CHAMBER,

CorSri CHAMBER
CAIgU, II, MAY ~. rs
Prcsrnt-lI' Honor Mayor Winter and
Aldermen Holiday, Lancaster, Paiicr, Rit.
tenhousc, Ths'lcwood, Wood End Wright
The meeting being called by order Of
Aldermen Halliday, Wood and Wright.
Alderman Halliday gave in explanation,
that 1t had been called for the purpose of
taking into consideration some action in
connection with the condemnation suit of
the Cairo and Vinccnncs Railroad com.
pany
Wl,er upon, on motion of Alderman
ThiStewood, the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved, That the finance committee be
instructed to enter into negotiations with the
Cairo and Vmccnnes Railroad company, or
other parties, designing 10 purchase any of
the piece or parcel Of land. known as
"Railroad strip and report to the city
council at the next regular meeting.
Ayes-lIalliday, Ri,,cnhousc, Thistle.
wood, Wood and Wright.
Nays --Pa,icr and Iancastcr--2
On motion of Alderman Halliday, the
council adjourned.
D. Is, PULLS, City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

GOLDsTlNE d
ROSENWATER.

The largest wholesale and retail Dry
Goods and Clothing House in this City:
are receiving new food, daily and are
Offering great bargains in thrmo,t hand
some lines OF CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS
aud MAITINGN silks. Cashmrrcs, Bou-
rrtte,. and great many other new
styles Of Dress Goods. Fans. Etc: i'm
fact in every department Of their bust
ness, they cordially invite the public
10 call and see their stock.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

HAVE You A CorOn. THAT dry hack.
ing cough is the herald of approaching con.
sumption. To check the swift progress of
the destroyer, prompt and decisive measures
must he restored to. A dose of DR.. Morris
Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound
taken when the coughing spells come on,
will AFFORD immediate relief, and eventually
cifecta thorough cure, II will he found
equally beneficial In all forms Of throat and
lung disorders. In case of croup Il il of
'nestimablc value. Call at the drug store
OF Barclay Brothers and inquire about it;
they will furnish you with trial size bot.
tie tor 10 cents. A largcsize 10 cents and
one dollar.
Also agents for Prof. pmkcr's pleasan,
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleasan,
to take, and requires nophysic. Price sjcts
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

New SrYLEs-wc ARE just in receipt o
our second order of ladies' and misses new
style hats. Finest OF the season, and a,
lower prices Now is the time to buy and
buy cheap At New York Store.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

THE German Lutheran School, on Thir-
tecnth street, taught by Rev Mr., Durschncr,
vii. be open during tie Summer months.
T. give children who attend the public
schools an opportunity to learn the Ger
man language,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

WINDOW SCREENS, Wire Cloth, Door
Springs, Bird Cages, Hanging Baskets
Flower STANDS and Trainers. at A. Halcy's
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

HARDWOOD II Sous Professional dead
ball, also, the bounding rock. at pyatt Il
Co.'S, cornerTweltth street and Washington
avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

Russia and seq lskin pocket books, al.
buns, etc, NJ Pyatt l. Co.'S, Twelfth and
Commercial avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

LARGEST and finest line Of papcteries in
the city, ut Pyatt u Co.'S, Twelfth and
Washington avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

AUTOGRAPHS, inks,ands, scrap.books,
pocketbooks, copy.books, at Pyatt Il Co.'S,
Twelfth and Washington avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

HAVING mnlc. arrangements with Mr..
Robinson, the largest droiryman in South
cm Illinois, to furnish M with pure cream,
| will be able to sell Pure Ice Cream to
Festivals and Parties in large quantities at
81 30 per gallon. would also state for
the benefit Of those that want Cream from
Chicago, that will furnish better Cream
than Chicago, or will refund money ON all
orders. All orders for large quantities
should be handed in two days before want
ed. 50 rs {" give me time 20 order Cream.
Pm. II SArp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31

| WILL sell on easy terms my farm ,it-
uated in Pulaski eoqnty, containing One
Hundred and Sixty Acres in cultivation,
good improvements in allrespects situated
three miles northeast q Caledonia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.

rJ>AKRS pleasure In announcing to hiu patrons and
the public generally that he haa recently received
the hncs and mOst select stock Of feathers of every
description ever brought to this city All work Ia
his line executed promptly and In tho best manner.
Entire satisfaction given In every instance. Prices
reasonable cordial invitation extended to all 10
csIl and examine goods and learn prices.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sy-We are authorized 70 announce H. G. LOF
LIN as a candidate for sheriff Of Alexander county,
subject - the decision ofthc people at the election
in November next
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-23

There is one fact very amusing to
the cynical lookers-on at the national
capital. This 10 the gorgeous and
costly raiment which the male and fe-
male Jenkinses make their favorites
wear. tis al pure invention. We
knew little modest, bright-eyed girl
who read description of herself in a
journal one morning shortly after her
appearance in Washington, and was
amazed and then chagrined at the &C.
count, thinking the ready writer was
making sport of her. She cried over
the matter for an hour, refusing to be
comforted. The daughter of . newly
created official with but two gowns-
beg pardon. dresses-and these village
made, she could not comprehend. the
fact that she wore . real Worth the
night before. sThe vile wretch, cried
. feminine fashionable correspondent,
referring thereby to society woman
who had slighted her, this is my re-
ward for torturing my Imagination
and tearing up my conscience in max
ing dresses for her-the miserable
dowdy?