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Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22

OIGN PAINTERS WANTED IN EV- - cry section of the United States and Providence Co answer this advertisement.
 Address, DANIEL F. BEATN. Dscem Der 9. Washington. V. J.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
CANNOT BE E K c e Il e d. CIIARI.ESTnWN MAas

H. R. STEvENS,-
 DEAR SIR:-This is to certi- fy that l have used your a Blood Preparation !" in my family for several years, and think that, for Scrofula or Humors or Rheu- Affections, it cannot be eXcelled; and, as a blood pu- rifier or spring medicine, it is the best think I have ever used, and l have used almost 1 can cheerfully recommend it to any one in need of such a medicine.
 Yours respectfully.
 MRS. A. A. DINSAORE, No. IS Russell Street.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
To Land and Mine Owners.

TUCSON. March 1, ls1''
 | SHALL START FOR WASRINGTUN
 | MaIch 90, and any business requiIins attention there, entrusted to me wliIIs celve prompt action. Land and MlhIss matters speciality. Parties can coHtT, ,r
 with me here or with J. J. Devine, Esq,. 'A
 Florence. ". J. OSBOkN. March 8 Z4H
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
ID DANlEL E. BEATTY'S
 Pianos and o. .gans. BE A PsTY PASo,, 4Is o., gEAS9 ils,,S1}

D A A 1 are ana pfigus Parlor Organs are u keetest toned snd most perfect instruP9Lss ever before Han- ufactured In this v any :other county. The world is cha snged to equal them. Best discounts a terms ever before gif- en. Rock Bottom panic prices now ready 10 1obbers, agents and the trade in general. An oner: These celebrated instruments teither Plano or Organ) boxed and ship ped anywhere, on i've to fifteen days tes' trial Money refunded and freight char ges paid both ways If in any way unsatls- factory. Fully warranted for six yearsS S strictly first-class. Extraordinary liberal discounts given to Churches, Schools Lodges, Halls, Ministers, Teachers, ete., In order to have them introduced st ones where have no agents. Thousands nor Tn use. New Illustrated Advertiser. iCs. alogue Edition), with list of testimOn!as' now ready, sent free. Established in l,0''
 Address, DANIEL F. BEATI1,
 Washington, New JerseS' December !, 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
Dissolution Notice.

lUvHE FIRM OF G. BILICKE & co. hAis l this day dissolved, l.. J. Weosiei La "a alone authorized to collect all deDts o.o said firm and assumes all indeotegno' c. BILICKE.o
 l.. J. WEBSThIg Globe City, February B. IS7s. %5T
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22

ARIZONA CITIZEN
 Job Office
 - has a New and - FIRST GLASS MACHINE PRESS. together with s- NEW STOCK OF JOB TYPE
 Of the LATEST EsIGNs AND STYLES
 The PRESENT OUTFIT OF JOB MATERIAL --DA5 Dctu oolcCbou in bAc SAN FRANCISCO TYPE FoUNDRIEs. with great care and ssion al Taate, Keeping In view the especial demands and needs of this market. No necessity whatever to- Send Outside Arissna Ar Job Work. The late unanimous evidence Of all par ties who have had work done in this of1ce is that they could have geA NO BETTER DESIGNS OR FINISH
 -Of-- EXECUTION IN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, And that the work was done ss Cheap ly as fl executed in the large cities,
 - and at - LOWER PRICE THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN ARIZONA. PROMPT ATTENTION AND ExPEDI-
 TIoUs WORK. CONSCIENTIOUS TREATMENT. INSTRUCTIONS CLOSELY FOL
 LOWED. All Blanks requiring it, bound neatly and
 practically.
 All kinds and sizes of
 POsTERS.-
 All kinds and qualities of -BLANKS.- STOCK CERTIFICATES. is
 LEGAL BLANKS
 PAMPHLETS. h - Printed and bound.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
It is a Valuable Remedy.


 SOUTH BosToN, Feb. ', 1870. MR. STEVENS, DEAR SIR,-I have taken bottles Of your Nege- tine, and am convinced it is a valuable remedy for Dys- pepsia, Kidney Complaint and general debility Of the system.
 I can heartily recommend .t to all suffering from the above complaints.
 Yours respectfully, MRS. MUNROE PARKER,
 S6 Athens Street.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
Trouble in san D0mIngo.

NEW YORK, March 12.-A Norfolk dispatch states that the United States steamer Plymouth, now under repairs, has orders to put to sea as soon as out of the machinist's hands, deferring all other repairs until her return. The Plymouth goes direct to San Domingo, disturbances there having caused the American Consul to be imprisoned and the interests of American citizens to be im9eTilled.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
FOR GLOBE DISTRICT

DRISTED DEEDS FOR MlNlNu ,5s II Agricultural lands, sccoral3s f,r requirements of the Arizona Statutsn .snfs sale ai THE CITIzET office. al is each.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
Austrian Mails.

OMAHA, March 12-Two hundred and lhIrty-six sacks of Austrian mails passed through here to-day for San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
American Locomotives in Russia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12. - The steamer Timer, with twenty-six loco motives for the Russian Government, sailed Saturday. Each locomotive is slowed away in pieces, and will be put together by mechanics who went on the steamer. The WIckham, with the of the locomotives to com plete the order, sails tomorrow.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
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Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
'TeaDer Burned-Seven Hundred
 Lives Lost.

LONDON, March 11.--A dispatch from Tries;e says: The Austrian steamer Sphinx, from Cavallo, with 2000 Cir cassians on board, caught fire and went ashore near Cape Ella. Seven hundred lives were lost.
Arizona citizen., 1878-03-22
General Howard Exonorated.

WASHINGTON, March 13. In the Criminal Court yesterday, before Judge Wylie, the case of the United States against General o. O. Howard, late Commissioner of the Freedmen's Blu reau, was taken up. The defense was that the subject matter of this case had been q subject of inquiry by the army, and he was exculpated; that the funds in question were in the hands of G, W. BallOck, detailed officer, and that the defendant was not responsible. Under of the court a verdict was found for the defendant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-20
DESTROYING Locusts.

A piece of information which may
be valuable to Western agricultural
isis when another plague of locusts
comes upon them is contained in the
recent German book on Cyprus" by
Franz Won Loher In that island one
great scourge Of the farmers has hith.
erto been the locust, but fortunately
it has been got rid of through the in
genuity of M. Mariei, large landed
proprietor at Larnaka. Herr Loher
says: "I1e observed that the locusts
were not able to creep up smooth
surface nor to keep themselves sus-
pended in the air for any considerable
distance, and upon these two facts he
based his plan for exterminating them.
He excavated bitches at right angles
to the direction of their fight, behind
which he placed low screens of OIL
cloth, linen or wood. The locusts, un-
able to creep up these screens, fell
back into the ditch, where they were
immediately collected in sacks or
baskets, to be buried or covered over
with earth. Those among them WIN
managed to fly over the first screen
were intercepted by second or a
third These screens have proven a
perfect success at Larnaka,s were
subsequently. introduced into other
parts Of the island, until not a single
locust returned to the breeding place
III the eastern parts Of the island, and
iii end was tins put to the fearful
ravagcs Of these animals.
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valley. Another party burned some
hay and destroyed the mower Of q
rancher near Sand Hole station.
WORK OF ROAD AGENTS.
Custer Cry Cd. r. September 18th.
The freight outfit Of S NJ. Booth,
which left here Monday, was stopped
lis Red canyon Thursday afternoon 10y
band Of road agents, and robbed OF
horses, provisions, clothing, arms and
money. Booth lost $1,000 in cash.
The telegraph repairer was also stop
ped and robbed of his arms, provis-
ions and camping outfit
NEW PLOT DISCOVERED.
BERLIN, SCI tember 14th.-lt is ru-
mored that a new plot against the life
of the Emperor has been discovered,
and several arrests have been made.
INTENDED TURKISH DEFENsEs.
CoNsrANrNoPLE, September 18th
As soon as the Russians evacuate
Tchckinedje, Chatalja aud Derkos, Ba-
ker Pasila will complete the defensive
works on those lines, and commence
the construction of another line OF de-
fence near Constantinople.
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IT would be difficult to say whether

IT would be difficult to say whether
the Parisians do not drink more wine
than water. Sometimes it is easier
to obtain the latter than the former
and although SO much wine is con.
sumed, yet an intoxicated person on
the street, except it be from using
American mixed drinks, is rarity.
Ordinary wine is SO cheap that it is
within the reach of the poorest, aud
even at the "cremeries"-the cheapest
eating-houses in Paris-it is always
furnished with breakfast and dinner.
In fact, working man is never hap
pier than when he is sitting down to
his wine and bread, the whole lunch
probably not costing him more than
ten cents.
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Dissolution Notice.

-aE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
4 ing between William Lauer and j. p. Swim
in the mercantile. mining aud milling business IN
der the firm name OF LaGer K Swim. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Both parties
will collect accounts due the firm, and both parties
viii pay liabilities of the sane. j. p. SEina viii
continue in business at the old stand. and William
Lauer will continue in the mining and milling bust
meas.
Parties knowing themselves indebted TO the late
firm will come forward at once and settle up and
save cost VA. LAUER,
j. p. SWIM.
IDAHO CRY. August 2s ls7s-sw.
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The Tostoffice Department has at
last taken important action with ref.
erence to the transportation of gold
and silver as third class mail matter
for transportation through the mails
A circular is being prepared directing
postmasters to receive gold and silver
as third-class mail matter at the rate of
one cent an ounce, the same as is
charged for samples of ores, metals,
minerals, &c. The circular will also
contain the important order allowing
the registration of thirdclass matter,
the fee to be ten cents for each pack
age. The weight of packages is linn
tied to four pounds. Thus four pounds
of gold coin, accounting to 81, 600, can
he transported through the mails from
San Francisco to New York, or from
any postoffice in the country to anoth-
er, for ga cents, with the privilege of
registering the same, if the sender de-
sizes, Tor 10 cents additional. The
circular will go into operation Octo-
Der lst and will make striking revo-
ton in the matter of transporting coin.
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"THE sun rises in the East" ex-
planned the teacher. eyes, an there's
suthin' rises in the West, too" chinned
in one of the smaller boys. "Well,
what is it?" asked the school ma'am.
t'Iniunsm shouted the urchin.
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Notice.

Rmo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE
4 is hereby given that have appointed Joaas
". Brown. Esq. my attorney III fact tu collect
notes and accounts due TO and to take charge OF
ai placer mining ground. water rights aud dicites
IN Boise courty, l. Il. Ny business must be closed
mp: all persons indebted 10 me VIII costs by
making payments. q. ". GRAPHS.
IDAHo CITY sep. Z, iSTS-im.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of David Mines deceased
n Office Is GIVEN BY THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ Executrix of the estate Of David Mines de-
ceased. TO the creditors OF and all persons having
claims against said deceased. TO exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers. within ten months
after the FIRST publication Of this notice the said
Execuirix. az the Office Of Jonas W. Brown. Esq.
in Idaho City. county OF Boise and Territory Of
Idaho. who is my attorney, and will examine all
claims against said estate - ELIZA MILNES
Exeeutrix Of Estate Of David Mines. deceased.
Sep. LOW.
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Notice.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT We HAVE
bN tins day levied an assessment Of twenty per
cent. on the capital stock OF ihe Garden Valley
Milling Company. payable before the 18th
day OF October. 1878. 10 J. Is. Mclaughlin,
Treasurer. BY order OF the Board 81 Trustees
FRANK fARSHAM.
W. KEoRRREIs, President.
Secretary. Sep. l3-td.
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The largest bell on this continent is
that of the Church of Notre Dame, in
Montreal.
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A LADY, joking about he, nose, said:
Il had nothing to- do in shaping it.
1t was birthday present"
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self by force, or that she Will receive
any assistance from the Powers ex-
ceeding the limits Of diplomacy.
The Porto has appointed Ministers
at Cettinje and Belgrade
The Russians are preparing to
evacuate Erzeronm.
WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS.
BELGRADE, September l3th.-Ac.
counts received say that 46 Bosnians
and Seryians and upwards Of twelve
hundred Mnssulmans have been exc
cuted at Serajevo and the neighbor-
hood during the last two weeks, and
that the executions continue. These
seventies defer the insurgents from
submittin :, and have produced a deep
and painful impression throughout
Servia, as several of the victims were
Servian merchants who were COM
PEELED to assist the insurgents during
the Hanie Lodjasa administration.
SOUNDING THE AUsTRIANs
VIENNA, September l3-Count
Schouvalef, now here, is charged to
sound the Austrian Government in re-
gard to the identical steps for enforc-
ing the Berlin Treaty.
THE QUESTION or TRANSFERRING THE INDIAN
BUREAU To THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
CHICAGO, September l3th.-The Jour
nars Washington special says: The
Indian Bureau has been collecting data
to show the history of the manage
ment of the Indian service from the
beginning, with view to demonstrate
that q transfer of the Indian Bureau
to the War Department would be un-
wise, and therefore it will he made to
show that when the War Department
had charge Of the Indian service it
was conducted extravagantly, and
that the treatment of the Indians was
often harshcr than occasion demanded.
The Commissioner of Indian affairs,
who will 60 to St Louis to attend the
sessions of the Congressional Commit
tee, will take this document with him.
DE claims that tue transfer to thc War
Department Will result not only in an
increase of expenses, but lead TO an
aggravation Of the frauds and irregu-
larities If the Indian service.
YELLOW FEVER SPREADING.
Biloxi (Miss.}, September l4tb.-
The fever has appeared here. There
were three deaths yesterday, and three
new cases to-day.
FLOOD AT LYNcHBuRG, VA.
LYNcHBURG, September The
water is rising rapidly mere, 4 mum
Der OF merchants, doing business near
the river, arc removing their goods In
anticipation of lresllet
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
ATLANTA (Ga.), September 18th
y. j. Hammond has been nominated
fer Congress.
OIL REFINERY OK FIRE.
TrUsvILLE pa J, September 18th Il
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OIL REFINERY OK FIRE.

TrUsvILLE (Pa.), September 18th -
The extensive refinery known as the
Acme No Two, belonging to the
Standard Oil Company, is on fire, and
the probabilities are that it will be en-
tirely destroyed. The fire originated
in the bursting of a still, the concus-
sion of which was felt throughout the
city. Instantly following the explo.
sion the entire works were in flames.
1t is thought probable that number
OF lives are lost.
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER l3th-The
Democrats of the Second Congression-
al District have nominated J Fred Tai
bot. The Republicans of the Sixth
Congressional District have nominated
Milton q. Urnci.
ST. Louis, September 13th.-Thc
Republicans of the Sixth C3ngrcssion-
al District have nominated Charles
G. Burton for Congress-. The
Republican Congressional Executive
Committee have decided to make no
nominations III the Ninth. This leaves
the field to David Rca (Democrat), the
present incumbent, aud Nicholas Ford
(Greenbacker).
New YORK, September l3th.-The
Herald says: Cortland L. Parker will
not accept the Republican candidacy
for Congress in New Jersey.
CHICAGO, September l3th.-Thc
Greenbackers of the First Congress
sional District to-day nominated NJ. V.
Barr.
WOOD VILE (N. H), September
13th.-Thc Democrats of the Third
Congressional District have nominated
Henry O. Kent
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Correspondence from all parts of the
country solicited.
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CHOLERA IN SPAIN.

MADRID, September l3th.-Cholara
is increasing at Casa Blanca, aud the
Spanish quarantine officials are exer-
cising redoubled vigilance.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORE TROUBLESOME REDSKINS.

OMAHA, Sept 10 Information was
received at military headquarters last
night that several Cheyenne Indians
had left their reservation, in Indian
Territory, near Fort Reno, and were
coming north. 1t is thought that the
Indians, after crossing the Kansas Pa
cifc, intend to cross the Union Pacific
between the North Platte and Sydney,
and preparations are being made to
intercept them. Company G, Ninth
Infantry, will leave Omaha to-day for
Sidney, the point of rendezvous.
Company K leaves Cheyenne, and a
company Of the Fourth Infantry will
leave Fort Steele for the same place,
from which the expedition will move
to intercept the Indians. The expedi-
ton will be commanded by Major
Thornberg. The Indians are said to
have become enraged at the treatment
they are receiving at the hands of the
Government, and left the reservation
September 10th. with the hope. it is
said, of reaching Sitting Bulls camp
They are already being pursued by a
detachment of cavalry, who are to be
Joined at Fort Dodge by a reinforce
ment of infantry, and it is likely that
they will be overtaken and stopped be
fore they cross the Union Pacific
RAInING IN IDAHO.
Losr RIVER Idaho, September 18th.
The command under Colonel John
Green continues scouting the whole
country, but with little success. Nu-
merous small bands of Bannocks are
seen, and every effort is made to fight
and capture them without success
The command is broken up into scout
ing attachments, who are brcasting
the country ont thoroughly. Colonel
Green is on Little Wood river and
Sumner is on Lost river. All the
troops out will concentrate on Soldier
creek on the 18th for rations aud fur
ther instructions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-20
DEPRESSION AT pEsrH.


LONDON, September l3th.-A dis.
patcl from Pesth says: There is
much depression here in consequence
of the determined resistance of the
Bosnians. There is hardly II family
in Pesth buthas some member in the
aruy, and the list of killed and wound
ed lengthcns daily.
DEPARTING RUSSIANS.
LONDON. September l3th.-The Adj
ministrativc Department. Of Russia's
staff at San Stcfano has been ordered
to be ready to start for Adrianople
l7th.
THE DEMANDS OF GREECE.
LONDON, September l3th.--A Rome
dispatch says: The Greek memoran.
dun asking the mediation OF the Pow
crs was presented to Prime Minister
Caxiroli on Thursday. Italy. will act
in accord with the Powers, but mean
while has counscl.d Greece to observe
an attitude Of moderation. I'aufula
says that Greece dpes not dcludc h.sr.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-20
FREsHET IN CANADA.

TORONTO, September l4th-Rain has
fallen almost necessarily the past four
days. Bridges are washed away, and
washouts on the Great Western Rail-
way between Toronto and Hamilton,
and ON the Grand Trunk between To-
routa and Brampton, are reported.
Trains arc delayed. Navigation on
the lower half of Wclaud Canal is
entirely suspended The food is
greater than ever known before.
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MOVING BANNocKs.

HELENA (Mont.), September l3th.--
A party Of Bamocks, headed for Tue
National Park, crossed the Stage road
u uile nortlof Pleasant valley, Idaho,
al ) i II. to day, and stole some sixty
head u stock from freighlers ncal the
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FLooD IA I.YNcnRrRG. "a.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.

ATLANTA (Ga.), September l4ih.-
\. j. Hammond has been nominated
fer Congress.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-02
An EnteTprising Yankee.

A quarter of century ago there was
a memorable conhagration at Sacrament
to City, California, by which the entire
business portion of the city was laid in
ashes. When the fire was at its maxi
mum wealthy merchant named Nc
Nulty, who owned some of the heaviest
business establishments in the city,
gazed for few moments upon the work
of destruction, and then, instead of fold
ing his hands and weeping over the dis
aster, he went to the nearest livery sta
BILE, hired fleet-footed horse, rode like
John Gilpin during the remainder of
the night, and before daylight next
morning had purchased every foot of
lumber and every sawmill in Grass Val
lev and Nevada City. There is proba-
blyno human being on earth who would
think of running off by the light of his
burning property in order to literally
make his fortune out of the disaster ex-
cept an American. McNulty did so,
however. and almost Immediately real
lied ont of the sale of his lumber four
fold as much money as he had lost by
the great fire.-Grdss Tdiley Union.