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Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Mining Work Notlce.

FIO S. O. BAKER AND ALL OTHERS Interested in that certain mining claim known as the Armstrong mine. situated in the Arivacs Mining District. Pima County, aflzOna.
 This is to notify you that in accordance Will nTovislons Of the mining act of May lo, ia'-, hat In compliance with require ments of said act, work has been done on sald mining claim for one yea- back past, ending June l5, ls7s, by the undersigned. Now, therefore, 1T 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 or all your rights. title and interest, in aud 10 every portion of said mining claim.
 J. D. MERCHANT,
 H. T. WIECE,
 J. A. MIDDLEMAS. Tucson, June I3. JuI3-wS5-lS,
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Under Head Of Legal Expenses. 1"

A few days ago THE CITIZEN con- tained an item showing items of ex- penditures in mining management in Colorado, wherein it appeared that about $500 had been paid for news paper puffing, for wines, cigars and entertainment of certain men supposed to exert influence in "placing" min ing property. The Stock Report, of San Francisco, publishes the same items and expresses disgust at such a clumsy way of keeping an expense account, and tells how they do it in Nevada, viZ.:
 This goes to show that the Colorado people have great deal to learn in mine management. In Nevada, min ing correspondents are never paid to write up the property, nor are generals and senators and gentlemen "enter- tained" or wined or "cigared." All this comes under the head of legal expenses" or few cords of wood are charged up, or a half a dozen more names put on the pay roll, till they earn the amount paid to correspond ents and for entertainment and wine and cigars. Legal expenses, being a general term, is the most convenient, however, and in properties which are dishonesty managed all the stealage is charged under that head and in the statements of the companies the item legal expenses cuts the biggest figure. The Leadville mine managers should learn something from their Western brethren; adopt the words legal ex- penses to cover discrepancies in their accounts, and thus avoid having such little bills of items as the above sworn ,~4n
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

OUR Southern California friends who are looking to the Utah Southern for relief on the railway question, may be interested in this scrap from the Utah Silver Reef Miner:
 The Utah Southern Railway Compa- ny Tn its report to the assessor of Utah county valued its line at 5000 per mile. The Board of Equalization rais- cd them $500, and the company to get even took of the cheap trains and ad. ded D per cent 10 the regular fares.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
From the Expositor of July II:

From the Expositor of July II:
 C. F. Mitchell has retired from the Expositor.
 Barley is selling at $1.25 to $1.5O per 100 pounds. Wheat, the same as barley.
 Phpnix postofflce has issued during the quarter ending June 30 1879, $50 money orders, aggregating $27,31S25 and paid orders to the amount of $497S.
 The Salt River rose two feet in one hour last Thursday afternoon, and was still rising fast at last accounts. Cause, rain up in the mountains.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Rare Chance for Investment!

NOR SALE-THE SIERRA BONITA U Ranche and stock, situated in the Val ley of the Arivaipa, Pima County, Arl- xona. between the Graham and Galiurn Mountains. There are i've ranches Tn. cluded tn this property. situated I've miles rom each other respectively, owning sll the permanent water and tillRbls land In the valley, and controlling over twenty square miles of smooth valley land, cOy- cred with the best grams and other grasses. High timber0d mountains on each side of the valley. which are impas' sable for stnck. A mild and healthy cli- mate These ranches will support rom year to year, and al all seasons, from nf teen 10 twenty thousand head Of cattle There will be sold with the property two thousand head Of graded cattle, go head of high bred horses. several fine bloOded trotting and drRft sfallions. The calves dropped in the spring will number one thousand; the foals. two hundred. To a gentleman with means and suitable tAsies few such opportunities for so profitable An Investment can be found For full par ticulers apply to H. c. HOOKER,
 Sierra Bonita Ranche.
 Camp Grant, AriEons.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
ITEMS from Silver City CN. MI Her

ITEMS from Silver City (N. M.) Her aid, July 12:
 Seven silver bricks, brought in by H. M. Meredith last Monday, aggre- gated 966 pounds in weight and nearly Sl6,O00 in value.
 Engineers Kingman and Miller are respectively surveying the two rail. road routes from Las Vegas south, known as the Galisteo and Abo Pass routes.
 Silver City lies about four miles east of the summit of the Rocky Noun tains. The streams upon one side are tributary to the Gila, which ultimate ly emptIes into the Gulf of California. while upon the other side the descent is towards the Mimbres and the Val ley of the Rio Grande.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Notlce to Creditors.

Matter Of the Estate Of Thos. Roddick.
 deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE 4N undersigned, Administrator of The above named estate to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against said deceaSed Co exhibit the same. with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the nrst publication or this notice 10 the undersigned Rt hiS office, on Congress street, Tucson. or B. H. Hereford. kttor- hey, Meyers street, Tucson
 H. B. SMITH,
 Administrator TUCSON, June 2i, lS19. Ju27-wp
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

NorICE--Any person or persons claim Ing the following described property sslr. ed In the City of Tucson, on the 6tb day oi August, 1877, for a violation Of the revenue laws of the United States. to wit: IOs L B pounds tobacco, 80 punches cigRrritle'; lot 2, boxes cigars; lot 3, lO7 buncnfs cigarrittes; lot {, 515 punches clgarritss; l@ Q. IS bunches ciEarrites; lot 6, IS bunones cigarrittes: lot ', s bn nches cigsrrities; lot 8, 2s0 punches Of cigarrittes; lot @, 5o punches ciRarrittes: lot 10. S5 bunehes ctgarrittes; Int II. 70 punches cgarri1e., lot IF, l50 punches cigarrittes; l1t b, 'c4 bunohes cigarrittes. lot IA, : pounds toose CO., lot IS. l7 boxes Sol cigars; must appeN within thirty days rom the date oi lnh notice and make their claim and ns bond required by section Si6O Of the ~ vised Statutes ofthe United states.
 H. orr, Dep. Col. TUCSON, June 3, 1879.
 The above described property Th sold At public autiOn at 10 o'clock m, DS the list day Of July, A. D. 1879. in fronl" my of1c@ on Congress street. in the Cly Tucson tO the highest bidder. for essn 'n United States currency.
 H. orr, Dep. Col L ~ TUCSON, July II, 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
PhRniK Items.

From the Herald of July 9:
 The project for repairing the Black Canyon road is on the wane.
 The railroad pile driver and con structiOn trains are at work in the vicinity of MaricOpa.
 Coal derricks for Texas Hill and Maricopa, with iron tubs, arrived at Yuma on the Sth.
 The thermometer at 2 ?. m. in this city yesterday stood at no degrees; {; Yuma same hour and day no, Pres colt S5 and Tucson 92.
 Sheriff Thomas keeps the prisoners busy every day cleaning the cemetery and other town property of the mes quit and other rubbish.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
'HelmbOld'S Buchu'
HELMBOLDIS BUcHU $ UN-
 EQUALLED

HELMBOLD;S 6UcHU $ UH-
 EQUALLE0 By any remedy known. It Is prescribed by the most eminent physicians all over the world. in Rheumatism, Spermatorrhea, Neuralgia,
 Nervousness,
 Dyspepsia,
 Indigestion,
 Aches and Pains, Constipation, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint,
 Nervous Debility,
 Epilepsy,
 Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Spinal Diseases,
 Sciatica,
 Deafness,
 Decline,
 Lumbago,
 Catarrh,
 All Nervous Female Complaints, Etc.; Headache. Pain in the Shoulders. Cough, Dizziness, Sour Stomach. Eruptions, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation Of the Heart. Pain in the region Of the Kidneys, and a thousand other painful symptoms, are the offsprings Of Dyspepsia.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Ancient Pottery Wanted.

A FAIR PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR A
 A few perfect and choice specimens or ancient pottery, and also for any rare specimens Of utensils fou-d in the old ruins of Arizona. by bringing them to TIE CITIZEN office, accompanied by a, description Of The locality. extent and notable features cf inc ruins from uhtch The specimens are obtained 1T
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
N otice of Sale TERRIT0RI4L BONDS

'OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Rr. O celved for the purchase of ten tho1. sand dollars, bonds Of the Territory of Arizona, by the Board of Globe City anj Tucson Wagon Road Commissioner. un To Friday. August l, 1873, at o'clock P. y Of that day.
 The said bonds were issued March I 1879, and nre payable in fifteen year, bearing ten per cent, per snnum interest payable yearly at the office Of the Treas urer Of the Territory.
 No bids will be considered for A less spn, than eighty (S0) cents on the dollar. Proposals must be sealed an indOraJ Bids for Bonds" and directed to Will lam J. Osborn, Secretary Board Globe Cl;y and Tucson Wagon Road Commissioner. Tucson, Arizona.
 Bidders will observe that at the tims set for opening bids i've months interpsl will already have accrued and will be payable Co the successful bidder. The successful bidder will he required to deposit the money with the Board At Tue. son or pay the cost Of transportation Of exchange.
 By order Of the Board.
 J. F. CI.UM.
 ". W. WILLIAMS,
 M. G. SAMANIEGO,
 Commissioners. WILLIAM J. OsBoRN,
 Secretary, LATED TUCSON, A, T., Jdus 24, lS79.
 Juk)dSHtd
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

q nnn A MONTH GUARANTEED. AAIIlI Sl2s day made at home by Othe industrious. Capital not required; we will sthrt you. Men, women, boys and girls make money faster at work for us than at anything else. The work is light and pleasant. and such as any one can go right at Those who are wise who see this notice will send us their addresses st once and see for themselves. Costly outfit and terms free. Now is the time. Those already at work are laying up large sums of money. Address TRUE 6 CO.,, A UGUSTA, Maine.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
For Rent,

.OARPENTER SHOP, WITH COM V pete outfit Of tools. Considerable
 stock on hand, all Of which can be bought or otherwise arranged by inquiring Of ".
 70. Sullivan, corner of Mccormick and
 S.one avenue, Tucson. Ju2d&tl
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
For Sale :!

FOURTEEN HUNDRED wETHERS, II at very low price. For particulars and terms apply 10.
 VIM. OHN ESORGEN. Jue-d&wu San Pedro Station, A. T.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

THE assessmen; roll of real estate and improvement, in San Francisco as made up this year shows a valua- tion of S23,641.536 less than that of 1878.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
AnNA WEEK IN YOUR O

HnNA WEEK IN YOIk yea Ahh town and no capita rishsIi ris'si riis- WSScan give the business . -,,v lII1 sssf ont expense. The best oppOrtun" Yoa offered for those willing to Wo sss hf should try nothing else until yoI. I.1.iusss yourself what you can do st tns Ynd we offer. No room to explain nsI nIv yonf can devote all your time or .J riscs spare time 10 the business, hns .nfr. great pay for every hor that Joul ul,ndnf Women make Rs mpch as men. lsrs, special private terms and noDf which we mall free. s5 outnt IIes s',,, 1sv' complain Of hard times EhIs fCTTt such a chance. Address H. HAD
 CO. Poril land, Me.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
HlFnA TO ssOOO A YEAR UH AnUtn S5 to S20 a day in your os ,,sI

locality. Women doH -,f as men. Many make more than ahlo,.s stated above No one can fail 70 Ins .,s money fast. Any one can do me sorf You can make from 90 cents Co g. an ,,-,s by deyOtinR your evenings and spar ,,T to the business. IL costs nothing '" sy. the business. Nothing like it for mn',n,.s m,ns.s making ever offered before. n.o.s,tsr pleasant and strictly honorable. besr if you want to know all abont 'ns r. paying business before the pubic. seD, ,,ll your address and we will send ,sr. particulars and private terms re- ,sss pies worth s5 also free; yOu can then .f:rn up your mInd for yourself Adarss
 STlNSON & CO, Portland, Maine
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Poles.

ALI SIZES, FOR BUll.nl;N'l~.r ;'l.r "A poses. Apply tG Then. "'''
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
DISEASES OF THE
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.

NOR DEBILITY. LOSS OF MEMORY.
 II IndispOsitiOn to Exertion or Business, snortness Of Breath, Troubled with Thoughts of Disease, Dimness Of Vision. Pain in the Back. Chest and Head. Rush Of Blood to Ihe Head, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin. If these symptoms are al- lowed to go on, very frequently Epiieptic Fits and Consumption follow. When tn
 becomes affected it requires the aid of an invigorsting medicine io strengthen ara tone up the system-vhich
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

bof0 Sale.
 NEW YORK, July 15.-The first Ma. tiOnal Bank has closed a sale of twelve million dollars United States bonds with J: $. Morgan X O., of London, at lOl4, New York quotations
 SVnstrokes. TORONTO, July l5.-Yesterday was the hottest of the season. There were several cases of sunstroke.
 Political
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-The Hon. orable Bilks and Democratic State Central Committees are in session. Elliott, Workingmens candidate for Congress in the Third District. has declined the nomination.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-27
Tramp Laws Sumcie mt.

COLUMBUS, March 11.-In the House,
the select committee appointed to in
quire what Legislation is necessary for
the suppression of tramps, submitted q
lengthy report declaring that present
laws. if properly enforced, were all that
were needed at present, but the time
must soon come when a system Of Dis
trict Work-houses should be established
by the State for the confinement and
employment of vagrants. They find
the law now to be that In towns and
cities vagrants can be arrested and COM
PEELED to labor in warehouses or at any
other kind of labor which can be procur-
ed for them, to pay their fines and costs
of prosecution Migrants are defined to
be idle, wandering, rowing, roaming vsg-
abonds, exactly expressive of the pro-
fessional tramp. Towns and cities can
erect workhouses, or employ upon such
streets, or hire them to private parties,
under the supervision Of officers, 30
that as far as municipalities are concern
ed, the law is ample If it can be enforc-
cd. As to rural districts they report
that tramps can be arrested without war
rants, taken before magistrate, reg
ular warrant issued, and, il found that he
il physically able to perform labor, and
does not and refuses or cannot give a
reasonable and satisfactory account of
himself, he can be Immediately sent to
jail, thus Kidding the community instant
" Of his presence. In short, there is no
idle vagabond tramping over the State
but that can in "a hours be safely lodged
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-27

in Jail. Once there and convicted, the
Commissioners can make such rules as
that he can be employed in Jail, which,
for the purposes of the law, is declared
to extend throughout the country SO that
they can be hired out to contractors to
clean up roads, or to do any kind Of
work that can be secured. They can
not be put in the penitentiary; that is al
ready full to overaowing with criminals
convicted of great crimes; but of course
those arrested will be thrown upon the
county for support unless work can be
obtained for them by which to pay expen-
ses of detention. The district work
houses are looked to as a better remedy,
and the committee also recommends that
the Board of State Charities report to
the next Legislature the expediency OF
establishing State workhouses for the
purpose Of accommodating persons con.
victed of vagrancy.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-27
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans Of Wellington town
ship and village are requested to meet
at the Town Hall on Friday evening,
April 4th, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, to nomi-
nate ticket to be supported by Repub-
licans, for township and corporation Of
ficers at the election to be held Monday,
April 7th, 1879. and for such other bust
ness as may be presented.
March 27th. 1879.
w. F. Herrick, N. Huckins, VIM. Howk,
]. b. Dickson, s. 8. Parker, Charles
Phelps, N. W. Lang, o. Herrick, E. Ben
edict, w. W. Harvey, E G. Fuller, E. E.
Hustled, G. o. Bennett, w. R. Santley,
8. Windecker, A. L. Dewey, L. G. Ben
nett, r. Hathaway, ]. w. Houghton, j.
b. Wight, j. T. Ogden, e. w. Adams,
Geo. L. Couch, VIM. Vischer, E. T.
Robinson, p. N. Stroup, r. N. Goodwin
r. A. Horr, ]. w. Wilbur, R. Craddock,
8. E. Wilcox, p. G. Thomas, ]. ]. Thorn
as, W. D. Miner, w. r. Wean, E. F
Webster, G. 3. Foot, Jay Woolley, ]. n
Woolley, A. g. Couch, II. 8. Smith, Dan
Williams, F. French, T. R. Herrick, A.
d. Perkins, o. p. Chapman, r. F. Jones
B. d. Noble. c. n. Whiton, w. A. Ash.
ford, A. e. Kilborn, A. n. Fitch, ]. NJ
Otterbacher, D. G. Foote, N. Hoyt, DR.
James Rust. DR.. d. ]. Johns, L. P. Hol
brook, Geo. Fisher, d. Wadsworth, 81
L. Couch, b. Mason, d. o. Biggs, A. B
Lambert, w. e. Peirce, j. B. Lang, w
B. Davidson, s. 8. Warner, w. Cushion
Jr., w. H. Sage, VIM. 81. Fisher, r. 8
Holenbach, F. B. Serage. T. A. Lee, 8
B. Emerson, D. Stevick, e. Collins, b
G.. Starr, E It. Everett, E. B. Howk, 81
W. Hall, R. 81. Henderson, j. p. Laun
don, o. NJ. Stroup, E. L. Johns, Homer
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-27
Per Capita Expenses of State
Asyl ums for the Insane.

We have been furnished statement
of all the Asylums in the United States,
which we designed to publish in full but
our space will not admit of it. Our read
ers will be interested to know that the
Northern Ohio Asylum at Newburgh
heads the list for economy, the cost per
patient being $157 per year; $S.01 per
week. The Asylum at Dayton, o. stands
fourth on the list, the cost being $176
per year or $3 80 per week. The Athens
and Toledo Asylums stand sixth and sew
enth on the list, the cost per year being
$50 and $1s2 respectively. The Col
umbus stands eleventh the cost being
$500 per year. There are thirty y-three
on the list the last of which the Bloom
ingdale Of New York reaches the mag
nihcent sum of $676 per year for each
patient. 1t is gratifying to know that
the trustees of our own State Asylums
are administering their trusts with econ
omy, and in addition it should be said
that they are among the finest and best
appointed in the country.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-27

Elyria. Strange! Capitalization seems
to hang with onr friend, with as much
importance as with the poor Irishman
who, when urged by a minister to give
up his cups and go to Heaven objected,
on the ground that it twas out of his
wake" Has our friend never read
or heard that distance lends "enchant-
ment to the view." He claims to have
heard from the southern townships and
all express themselves pleased with the
idea of a change, and il there be any
averse to his view it will be few who
have been lovingly 'button-h -holed" or "as.
pirants for Office who expect big boost,
very likely have been promised it" who
will be the exception not the rule. Ahem!
"What is the chaf to the wheat" saith
my Lord. Now my brother have you
not read in your old catechism, that "dis-
appointment is the lot of man." have
found by bitter experience that it is the
easiest thing in the world to be mistaken,
and would not be SO selfish as to not
wish you might enjoy the same rich ex-
perience. Now, Mr.. Editor, we have no
'ax to grind" although it may be true
that we are the culls, the dross, etc., but
if we do not know much, what we do
know is of use to US. We do know that
it is not for the best to remove old land
| marks and to incur additional and use
less expense when it will be of no ad-
vantage to our county.
In the first place the means of access
to Elyrla are much better than to Ober-
lin, in proof Of which ask Amherst,
Henrietts, Avon, Ridgevllle, Brownhelm,
Eaton and other townships which aside
from railroad privileges are located on
/ h4a T,,1e Az ~ Of
building which goes to show that Provi-
dence aided in its primitive location.
Again, we in the south part Of the coun-
ty can reach Elyris by rail, but were we
obliged to go to Oberiin, certainly at this
season of the year we would be com
PEELED to sing Chow Tedious and Taste
| less the Hours" to the tune of 'Mire and
Clay" Again, as an educational center
Oberlin ought not to be disturbed by
business interests, manufacturing indus
tries or any enterprise that would of ne.
| cessity distract the mind from q classical
course of study.
Elyria has natural advantages unsur-
passed by any town in the State. Stone
and building material of which to build
a fine courthouse can be obtained several
| thousand dollars cheaper than elsewhere
Then the magnificent Park andother ap'
pointments that have taken many years
of care would be found wanting in any
other place. the idea of removing oul
county-seat is SO preposterous that We
have charity enough to believe that il
must have originated in the mind of some
one who ought to reside at Newburgh
We are charged with trying to rush mat
tiers. We have had one month to consid
er the merits and have two weeks IL
which to mature our judgment so as Il
enable US as enterprising citizens to vot'
as we should on the courthouse question
| s.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-27
A New swindIe for Farmers,

LOOK OUT FOR THE AGENT OF THE
ssBoHEuAN HULLLEss OATS"
The Akron Beacon and the Cuyahoga
Falls Reporter have just exposed hum
bug that has bitten large number Of
Summit county farmers. A species of
white rye has been palmed of for oats at
the moderate price of $40 bushel, which
can be bought for ten shillings bushel
in Wisconsin. where it is not thought
much of. 1t does not yield as we'll as or
dinary oats, and cannot be used in the
manufacture of oatmeal as the agents
claim, because in the heating process the
want of the hull leaves the kernel to
scorch and burn and makes it invariably
bitter. We do hope that the farmers OF
Lorain county will not be beguiled by
the false and plausible statements con.
corning this grain. Some farmers have
bought as high as Is bushels.