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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29

The following named gentlemen arc sduiv
aushoriz.d agents for this paper, and viii reesIye
subscriptions for the same:
Charles Z. Stone, Napoleon.
III. Marshall. Wellington.
William H. Lay, Mt. Hope.
Thomas T. Pickett, MayvfeW,
Grove Young, Aullville.
~. r. Ninas, Concordia.
William q. Neals. Page City.
Other names will be added to this list - n.
rangementS are maize.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29

Postmasters taking subscriptions are author.
lzed to retain ten per cent. to repay them 6ee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29

only 800 each month, and the re-
mainlug $50 vas each mouth credit
I'd 10 said note until It was paid, and
up>on the cancellation Of the debt the
sane clerk was placed GU the pay
roll at 500 per month. Thus it was
made manifest that q sworn officer of
the cit>- aud of the state, by indirec-
ton, compelled the city, whose reve-
nue. he ha udies, to pay q private debt
due to him through the prostitution
of his oficTal patronage. After the
collector had been excused, his
ner having d iscredited his testimony,
All Investigation of the books of his
office under q subpoena duces tecum
was instituted, and soon developed
that the income which could be posi-
lively traced to him during q period
of eighteen months aud thirteen days
was SIS, 585 rs.
Additional thereto was the large
sum which he testified his notary re-
celved, aggregsting In two years
about $1O, 900 ; all rebates on official
advertisements, which could not be
estimated, but which Mr.. Green testl-
fed were worth between $4,000 10
&c, 900 annually ; and the income OF
Que of his attorneys, which,could the
delinquent tax bills have been col
lected during the current year, would
have amounted to between SIS 900
aud $4,000 more. The collectors
private account, as shown by the
ledger, was then examined. aud the
said account tailed with the result
of our investigation, as deduced from
the books, with the exception that it
did not show the commissions on
back taxes.
From 1856 ls6. .... 80. .$la, a67 -
cents per tract on each lot
salary rom city 1.o0O w |
Fees from observation-disclosures. 1865. $3.50 IS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29

.xllS, wv
All OF which is respectfully sub.
mitted, etc., etc.
8. D. MCCORMACK, Chm,
GEO. w. HALL,
MARSHALL ARNOLD,
A. A. LEsuEUR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29

Should the legislation recommend
ed be enacted, it is calculated by the
u that the saving to liti-
giants, merchants aud taxpayers will
aggregate as follows:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29
THE LEXINGTON

For 1879 will continue. as In the past. to spar,
no expense or labor necessary
to make Q
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22

HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR

@ bctIt
0ufFcn, GrRdffaneta, &riSpt, eSciferGett
At9munsssel6pcrSen, fctuie SsRfROVf.s
Saftr0Grrn- un0 cSun0cRfctoen,
tuer5e Die EerrdRfcr 6er
Ausjc6raHS Rn0.
Tieres unFtbltdre M1ittsl trfstt aus BEN Spnts
ees refen Gtrtcrns, irclter nit EbeerbdIidra, ber
aus benz Mdrfe her Abies balsamea eercunen rirb.
In demIte Verbtubuns ectrd6t prrben if.
Ter 6pnia les glntprns Itnbert unb betlt
ole Srrttattrnen NIB GnSlnbun0en, r6hrene Der
TtecrbaIiam bic &cble uno ete naG ben euraea
futreu6en 9uftpeee reirtat ure heit. Surf retterC
5utbarn tdlten Ste rtrf6tcbenen Srsane fNtl. feut
une In aefuneer 8epreurB. eaEt Gud hnr6 tetn
Tprurttel tappn abbalteu, eeles terrl6c 6elmtttel
eires tl6tisen GrseS, meI6er tnmtt r6Erenb fetHer
Iauaidtrieen prariS taRlcrScn ron Wienl9en bds
Qeteu aerettet bat, su perfuGen.
N. b. Ter 9beerboiam bat weesr u bIen &c"
I6ma6 ned 8eru6.
greis so Gents uao 81 per Staf3e.
glan Part. prnn man orrEr GIaf&en fduft.
rNifc's Eropfcn" fHrirem 3abrts
fbmcrSem in elmer Mfinutes
@ 9u srrIaufsn Bel alien Druasitsn. I'd
6. q. Gttttentom, eistutsausr, y. o.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22
Sin Srtef.

Der Sberauffrbsr etner Satrif, Ser
lanse Sabre cbne @ctt ta6insrItbt Sal,
tc, purte pIOsitt iebr brflmmert un
bas Sell fetner Srele. ednse stun er
nirrersef&td9en unbtr, rRb tDnnte nEttt
slautep, ta6 fetre Slnben iHm I'm
Gtrifi iriilen rsrseben feirn. Grtn Fa.
tritterr, eta 6riittt&er R1nn, irrEte
rcn hteftm 3uitanc unb Bate tom gar
ju germ gum putIen freutiaen @lauben
sebDlfru. gu biefem !3pef fHrieb tr
ibut einen grief, tn benz or ton aaf istts
tltr atenbS 3u li1 befeale. CUR bes
itimmtsu Stunbe er1tien Der SterauF.
fetsr, uit bcm 9iitet fetnes Germ In Der
8ane, un6 trdt in's .3tmrrr.
"@r1en sic Ritt fpfs&en, SaEcs {"
frastc Der Strr.
Satct, letr erifaunt iiter tirftn Gn,
pfanS. mics ettcaS Sertptrrt auf eas E1.
pier tn fetner @Gnb unO faste: ,.ber
Brief Der Brief"
,.IG 90" erptterte Der SER, ,,Gte
tdteu scetaubt, OnS tt Sts sa fprefRen
wEnf6ts unb fhtb sur @tunbe sttcln.
men, naabsm Ste mffne 8eaeaMna er,
talter batttn !"
"Sthertt6 9srr," e,rptberte SafCb.
u@Gns gut. stun babe tG aber ta
einen anbern 9rtef, Der nod preTdntcr
III unb ebenfans Stt anseSt."
~Mst6?" frdste Satcb erfaunt unb
srtff na4 bem Goupcrt, bas ietn Ser
t6m bet. Gr Gi7nete es, sOg stn gaptcr
Rcrdus unc las: ,,3Onnttt Ser Az mir
afe, bte ttr matfeGs unb betaben feb,
70 trcrtst ibr 3ube fnben fir Cure see.
/ lcn." Stcfteipe9t fuote Sateb: ,,carf
i'd bteier 9ctf4aft etenfc otauben .rie
Der S8riscn2"
| nG}ani eenau ebenfo. gBenn 5ie ri.
mes Neniben 3eugntB dnne6men, 70 III
wabrtoftts @ottcs 3eusniB nod ur-
Slei9 SlautpIrpieer.
Bon St,tnO an tonntt Satcb slauben
unc 3cS feline eebensfraBe fr6sli6.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22
9aS 1rGmp=Oeirt.

Das fostnanntr Erimp-Grieb IN iest
In beIpen l6iufern Der GtftBsrtuus pdl-
firt. Der WCrtIaut ecFtlbgn eRtbdIt q !
SetttUnen. lite GcfttCH beFimnft baE
trsent Stmanb Der dls gtfHer urRter-
lduft rmb tetne sefesmieist 8sfHdftt-
auna. un6 feline 6timatG Dat tlE benz
Counts tn treiheu er Derb0fttt rirt,
als Erimp feassnpmmen uu6 nGd Ser.
tCrune elmer GefangenlhaFt bon efnen
Satr In einen Counts @rTinsHife rhcr b
@enitentilrp untermDrfrn psrten mag,
na@ bsm @l.bitnfsR Der Court. Denn
abrr stn 10 9erbaftetcr brweilen fann,
tae CO nt6t fetn Grbraa& titssu befteIn
un6 unberJaranoeln, lCG errIeE6e freEr /
eelaFen rperbeu ron benz 1tagiIirdt Dber !
Der Court Scn relGer CT rtrurtgfiIt
muree.
Crit. 2.-Srsrnb elm Eramr Der In
Elm @Cbnbaus etn9ttt StDel ben Diltn
cber ctne bie Grtaubnib trS Gienrre rbD
er 8eiiBGs tsftltsR, C6tr Der etn Reutr
duf cine ETsntlt6tu Gtrabe cetr auf
eem ednbs zines 9lnbrrtn 6tSinbtt rbtr
Der SruerrafTen trdBt Cbsr geisspihris
Semanb ttlAdbtst cher einfha5tert.
icll ais 9ertreGer prrbdfttt werbrH uRt
mag sur Gefanernidait ptrurterilt frrr~
ben fur nt1t Idnser ais bret Sabre.
Seft. 3.-Srsca6 cine 6dnelung Scri
9etteln cher miBiSem llmberIaufeR
bur6 Semunb Der Fcin eirsrr bsS
St1dtes tft, fca ais Erimp trna&ttt
neTben.
Sett. 4.-Srsenb Semanb Der cline
Der rrwdbuten !5dHblunsrn becbd6tti,
mag ben llrbertretcr rGrblften unb Dor
einen 6riebensriHttr cter Mlbermnna
trinsen, brfen SFibt Go frtn fCr, nat
AStDrun9 bts 3eusnifts ben 1efdnsrn,
en- gu perurttetlen CbrrsfrtisufpreHen.
Sctt. 5.-Dtele &fte fcl fitb nt&t cuf
Bsibspericnen, rtrr MtnSeridGrtee nm.
ter Is 9abren. rSer auf gtinbe, SanSr
pter 8rippel teitrben.
Sett. 6.-Diefe Atte frn duf ben 8.
IuSui 1879 In 9raft treten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22
Sur Sruttrdnfen unb fcI6e
btees MID werpen
ppllen.

8dS Spcifc unS Srant fir ben Ra,
gen, has In rein fur ete 9unsc mas
1ift fur ienen, has LII unretnr Cuff fur
ettIe.
@te man 6en Nageu nt6t Srn Der
9un9e ans furirt, 70 biift es aud Der
Suuee ni6:s, wenn man fur fe nit bem
@asen einntmmt.
5rifte 9uTE rrSenttit ein9eatbuet,
tF ha5 Sung ur9ra-llniYerfalmittel.
Der 9unse A 9iebe mlFen mir unfere
4aut su Rartte trhsen, uns abbdr-
ten.
@rn Der 2urse Ser tdrn rnaa ith nitt
srtdlten, frr6t dber er6isen.
Tie Sbiren linb ba;u bIy ba5 fie auf.
3cma6t tpfreen.
Die @efunbbettsttbre Serldnst fir ie-
be Serfpn I'M 8innenraum einen Quft.
peaiel pDn 60 9u6ifMetcrn In Der Stun,
be.
gcntilatipn unb 3u9 Fnb sreierlet.
S@iafen BEL pfFenem 5enfer beist
nittt; fets Die Senfter fscrrdn9elpett,
lpntern ie ratb llmltin3rn nur ben OBJ
eren Steit ccer ten unteren, cber aud
nur etnen gan; pSer nur tbeilipsile often
laFer.
Stnber teoen Fb 4aGts nur btrB,
penn bic SGtaffube au parm, tetn Sen.
fer Cfen lit.
gitHt auf bem Nese ;u pber BON Der
gAute, fpnbern In Der SAulfube tper-
ben bic Stnper franf.
SdnSertnnen betemren Gustebrun9
nttGt pom fdtten Erinten, fcnbern BON
Der teiBen tuubigen Guft unb pom
:S6nIrtetb.
gtuti1urs barf nttt luft uab rpafer'
laeu betanoelt werben.
grieftrdser bletbsn sefanb, neil ite
fi6 ltets tn freier Cuff bepesen, Stuben~
bcder tperben bruitfrGaf, neil iie bas
G69entGett tGun.
eunoenl9ptnbfu8t bat SD bic ttpili'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22
Der RTanm eniarbi9e &od.
S6tub.)

2le OnWe eltdte gang perpulieerf.
nDat f4stnt Gin Stad scn benz 5tpd
su Istn,"
Gs lit Elm Gtlf bascn," rtef bic ate
6rau bic ts ftii sddte, lid babe felt
Satren mid umssfttrc; irst babe t1
i6n orfunten.
He4 imrer.ben gtcd un6 tos Tutt
In ben 6dnten.feittaItenb, elite fe bic
Srrppe tinab, rib bic !Slustblrr aut
unb ais ie auf Der 8Birl9weae fanb,
rief fie nit lauter Stimmr:
o6tlft, Na6burn, btlft SD babe ben
NDrerr nteines Ndnnes ssfunbsnw
Die 9aHbarn unter benen ii6 aud
elm 8tdter b.fan6, Der ebrn In fttnem
@arten feinfn gtaAmittass SpdNers
gang ma&te, tTrtsn ben lauten Ruf unt
rilten berbet.
Gle tatten son BEN Stid 9u6 &C..
bort, bds Rilfeb Sadfon auftepatrt
tatte, uut 9atcmanb bstwctftlR, bag es
gu bem &cde srbortc, ben Re In Der
,6anb bttlf.
9tur bic Dame bes 6aafes, 70 er>
f4rcdin iic aud mar, la6te lber biele
gsEauptung unb laste, bic aruie altt
Grau iei waGrfnni9.
nOie Sersen Der alien Grau fnb fir
ttr @sttrn iu srce setpefen," faste fr.
uGs siett in Der gBstt pteIe Guide sub
BON pEdumtRfarbistr Grleur. Gs IN
rin &Cd neines Mannes unb mir tanten
rrf Dor trei Icnaten uber see. gEie
trnute rr bier tn GnslarO benz Ranre
bte(cr 6gau ctras 81 9ribe setsan ia,
ben? Dcrtsfemmt er felsit uno CT rrirb
bepcifsn, tdb ttr aIe Stcren feib."
Gr Fam In bert5tat-Ntr nsue Mit.
burger NIT Der duSldnetfGen Bart,
aSer BEL ccm Nnblid Der MrnfbGnmens
gs ppr fetrer GtIr un6 Ger aiten Srau,
bic i,tren pFaumerfarbisrn Rcd fef.
bielt, crbIei6te fein 0ti6t. Gr pirts
bic 6ludt ersrifen tdteu, dter fdrfe
t6dnbe birltcn tbn. fclt: uu6 Der dlte
8ihtrr, Der tr lein 8eittt btdte. fas.
te:
sd BABE gle fritsr 0efsEen. Str
Bart III scpatfen unb SIRE .Saut ii &c.
brdnnt, atsr Te finS Mcrtcn @Sn6s,
Der Strdbenriuber, auf befen 8rrbaft-
uus prr trrt Satren cine Selrbnuns Don
tuulen6 9funp Sterling auseeleet pur-
be; uub an Sbren 6dnbtn Hebt NOD
mstr Stut, icltf renn fie an benz Mcr.
be nrtneS alten Nadbars unfHulSts lctn
| fpGten."
90 fiitrte man ion ins 6jefinsniE.
llnb Niltreb Sdffcn tcnnte eesen tbn
ais 3eustn auftreteit, unS iie erltbte es,
bae bsr MSreer i5res @annrs su 9p-
burn se6an9rn wurte. Damn faste lie :
,,Reine Grtett TT setban, i9 brau3r
nun ti6t ldneer gu lebsn."
Gle purbe bettldssrt9 unb ltarb tdlb.
g81s aber bic orme iurse Grau be.
traf bic bUs Srfer tcs ftutbiSen Wan-
uss unb rsr 8Iutrd4rrin sewcrrra par,
| 70 fetyte fe nit sctrrtenen 6tr;sn uni
in 9raurrfleibern gu ibrsn Gltrrn naG
NcrpGmcrita suriid, bic lore 9ottsr, OBJ
lie cs ~ atnrn, rincm StraSenrdubei
ss0eben tatten, tcfen tibf6cs 0ef6i
un6 9olante Mdnicren itr jun9es, un.
l9ultises 3inb 9eponnen batten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22
Ssid's ssluntenfilb"er,

Gin aatrbTes -ig-tgIi6trIiHee ~Srurnh, frin
snHR frs, gnfktIt Gin fHsnee rartises 3IImen~
fabIfm NIT her erffea &aMme. 81 nur
~ Q Eee ihsrIiA. S:r Erite q fur
SIT gn GeutfS Ert GnsIif4 In fotteR rr>
eEhreFkrts 5amcs Bid, acGtasr H.s
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22

Sif'S @rttS LOS 500 %S1iIbunsrn
nur 2 gerte.
atrefEre: Canned, 8ptrfcr, q. 9
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22

firte @elea14aft fettf ais ,,Irteel" auf-
sebirSet; nl6t bic Stabtluft. fOnten
bic fdbhfAe ee6rnepeife eyjeust Ne. 7
Gin euftturs r6er 8runnenprteR mir
nan sefuno, neil man btrptsliA un5'
uii6fern febt, brau6en fetBtD dtbate.
0afer trtnft unb babrti NnFatt liH'ln't
Sett sa lescn unb aFHiel ttnSaneB-a
men. 4f
euuoruftwtntfu6t tn ttIltGr. tctnh
Der ,,S1nbttat" sttH baEeint cine Gtt, !
rtunss> un6 gstregunsstur eet7au4t:
nahter iit's cftmats tu fpit!
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22
a6ffrti9aaS.

IaAbera finfsebn RdGmafGinfn els.
entrn an cinent gprntittase BET Der Da~
ME bes 6aules ansefrnot tatten, FAM
aud Elm SeG3sbnter nit Der fsreptypeu
Srd9e:
grau9en gle feire Mdf6tne y
SdpCbt /! antrcrtete bic 21cp.
Sie fDnnen Serl9tebene @attlnata
paben, rrtsrenete Der Neent, uns le5tf
ttn3u 0us Fir cine trinftten @ta2
Dte 9abps Sd plnfHe cine ma.
fttnie gum 6inauswerfen BON 2G6mE.
fHtnensagenten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-22
Bids tIuftrtrtrss Renat5'
WaaastG.

9tSe Summer snt6Slt Il 81
SabIrsi6r, Gd6ns SoIif6nttc dnb Elm cpIrrirtes
Bib. Gs IN Gin ausss;et6reteS 0arten> Ia-
suSin. auf .feinsm 9apter sebrudt uub srGtcr
Snfcrmaticn. @reis 81 rs idbrIi+; fiinf grs
rmrIare $500. Sa esutf6r uub rnaIifGer
Srrnfc srSrudt,
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
Dos cabezas. Plmn countr

From correspondence in Silver City Record of the 2Gth June:
 Lawrence Casey and Mir. White have succeeded in taking out four tons of silver rock which assays between three and four hundred dollars a ton. and which they propose to freight to Silver City for trial test.
 l hear that John Casey proposes to try not less than twenty tons of silver ore. These tests will undoubtedly prove up our silver camp which lies within six miles of Ewell Springs. and also help to test the gold-bearing lodges.
 In the gold camp Messrs. c. ". Helde and Wm. T. Cooper have just completed their "rastra," and in a short time will be able to demonstrate the actual amount of gold which this rock carries. Their process consists of grinding in the rastra and anal gamating in a revolving barrel. and all who have examined their work pronounce it a success.
 Williams and Firth have also in view the building of rastras." and no doubt others will follow the example. whereby their mines can be developed and at the same time make grub ," (quite an item) until such time as the kindly generosity of some mill man 3" may see fit to locate his little joker g. in our midst.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
Chile Dlsease

One of Arizona's large and growing interests is that of raising cattle. The greater the number of cattle the greater the danger of disease. One kind of cattle disease during the last year has occupied the attention of our own and foreign governments, and some of the public correspondence and comment on the matter was earnest and involved threats of reteliatory measures. For a time past, the sub ject has been almostle alone, but now comes the news that the disease is in Colorado, as per this dispatch:
 DENVER, June 23.-A few days since exciting rumOrs were current of cattle disease on the divide thirty miles south of Denver Investigation has proved that the alarm was groundless. no new cases having been reported for the past ten days. Timely precau- ilons have been taken, and the Presi- dent of the Colorado Cattle-Growers Association states that the infection is! confined to a few small herds.
 Arizona cattle-raisers will undoubt- adly watch the operations of the dis ease, the direction of it's spread, etc.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
Notice

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED | until July 2lsi Co furnish i6U0) six hum dred cows anu {L5l twenty-five bulls for Indian stock cattle. They must be healthy, in good condition, between f2' two and (5 five years old, and are Co be delivered at san Carlos Agency. Arizona. subject 10 inspection, on or before the nrst Of next October
 The bulls must be furnished without charge as part Of the contract.
 Proposals must be accompanied by cer- tihed cheeks on responsible banks ior .Ji live Der cent. of the amOuDts bid.
 The successful bidder will be required f0 enter into contract, subject tO thc approval or the Honorable COmmlsslOnerof Indian Affair.", and give bond in double the amount Of the contract, with two or more good sureties for the faithful performance Of its conditions. A copy of the contract and bond can be seen at the office of TIE CITIZEN
 Payment will be made in the manner customary for Indian beef cattle
 Address the undersigned at san Carlos Agency, Arizona. Mark envelopes |" Pro posals for Indian Stock Cattle"
 J. II. HAMMOND,
 Ju-f-W0ftd Inspector.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
Pnrtsnn PoL,hcs m Mnriconn

The Democratic Expositor of Phe-
 nix has been making a diagnosis of its
 party leaders and their objects in Mari
 copa County, and what may be finally done there to promote the public vel fare, and here is what it has to say in the premises, which is perhaps appli-
 cable in other counties:
 IL appears that the Democrats of
 MaricOpa are careless about organiz-
 ing. Some who are true Democrats do not care about making themselves prominent, and the managers-those who call themselves Democrats for the purpose of making money or office out of the party-are afraid to make them selves prominent lest their former De mocracy might be questioned, and par ticularly that part of their record which was made during the past year: and hence the Democracy of this county may sleep for awhile. But the approach of election some eighteen months hence is apt to wake them un as usual. This is just where the weak  ness of the Democratic party of this Territory lies. So long as there areI no offices to be cOutended for, we dol not hear a word about mems Democ- racy; but immediately before election we ind nearly every man who desires ! a share of the spells proclaiming that he was always a Democrat and in | most cases will prove it by showingI you how often he has sold the people ! who trusted him with the power toi make laws for their Government. j. which he used to gain office, money or ! influence for himself.
 But we think the time is not far dis ant when the real Democrats of Mari ,opa county will organize or perhaps it combine with the honest Republicans I o inaugurate an honest county gov .rnment in the interest of the tax-pav- Il ITS, and leave to one side the one-horse it politicians of both parties.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
SoR River Valley.

From the Herald of the 18th June Rev. Mir. Messenger has reached Phoenix with his banana and other tropical fruit bulbs and trees, and also occupied tine pulpit on Sunday.
 A rich mine has been discovered in Tonto Basin by John Mankin and Ira .Sroude. It is situated on what is called Rocky Creek, some two miles south of the Mazatal mill. The work done at present consists of q tunnel run into the side of the hill ten feet. and from the end of the tunnel a shaft has been sunk to a depth of thirty feet. Here the vein is seven feet wide and assays run high
 Races involving considerable mOneyl are to come of in Ph0nix on the first three days of September.
 From the EXpOsitOr of the 27th:
 District Attorney <. D. Lemon isl building a fine brick residence.
 We today saw some very fine apples from Grey's place near town.
 hN "iN HN4A tu learn iuut tlc pro | iect for improving the Plaza has fallen through. Too much jaw-bone.
 Barley, sacked, is selling as low as S1.50 per 100 pounds. Wheat, loose. is selling for S1.5O per 100 pounds. Beans are worth T cents a pound: but ter, five bits per pound; eggs, 35 cents per dozen.
 4 pamphlet descriptive of Arizona md its resources will soon be issued in San Francisco It is gotten up byI he Southern Pacific Railroad Com Dany. So we are informed by the gen leman who has written up this section )f the Territory.
 The Grand Canal Company will con- inue work on the canal and extend itsi ength about five miles. The work will be done by contract, butthe share holders will be allowed to work outl heir assessments. When the work isl finished all the farms above the Black Canon road will be supplied by the irand Canal. The farms below the Black Canon road will be supplied bv. he smaller ditch, just completed. Sol 10 scarcity of water need be appre- tended next year.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
A0ache County.

THE CITIZEN has noted heretofore the finding of placer gold and quartz mines in Apache County just north of Clifton. The following is from a let. ter to the Silver City Herald, written in the mines on June 10:
 Coouey is in a drift 12j feet long. and has struck body of ore seldom eXcelled in richness and there is plenty Of it. A large quantity of this ore Is now en route to Silver City for reduction. The miners are jubilant over Cooney's strike. The recent elec- uon m Apache County has terminated ID favor Of s. John's for county seat with a 200 maiority-thus showing hal Geniiles left the Morm0ns out in Inc cold District Attorney Hnchman goes aiter the po'ygamists and win furnish the next District Court with a new sensation
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
KggapaI items.
From the Miner of June 2s:

 All United States Civil Suits will be put over till fall term. as the funds ap- propriated for the fiscal year are ex- haustcd. The Marshal has been ins- Tucted Co apply the funds only to the trial Of prisoners now in jail.
 Frank ShultZ has started steam ar .rastras for crushing ore in Prescott.
 Hon. Benjamin Morgan is to deliver the Fourth of Ju.y address in Tucson. From what we know of his ability as an orator, we can say that the people of Tucson will be highly entertained.
 Atthe end of seven days after start inr. the Tiger mill cleaned up SI40O0. When the mill gets fairly under way the daily yield is estimated at S3,O00. Some difficulty has arisen with the management of the r0astcr at the Tiger mill. The pulp cakes and does not discharge freely. l. is presumed by some that it is owing to a super abundance of sulphur which does not burn out entirely, but forms, with the pulp, a sort of slac. The mill stopped a few days ago and experts were examining into the cause of the 
 \. II. Peoples informs us that disease has broken out with the young cattle in and around Wickenburr. from the effects of which they tumble over, and expire in a few moments. The disease seems to be an affection of the lungs.
 Mr. and Mrs Hon. Tom Fitch ar rived by stage this morning.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
Eastern cqp,trL TenaLnn to Mlnnn.

Evidence is accumulating that east ern capitalists are favorably disposed to put money in mining operations.
 If they will do it after full investica- tion of the mines they buy, and there after conduct the business of develop ment and milling ore with the same economy and ability winch they have used in paying enterprises at home. they will surely succeed. The New York Tribune of the 2Sth of June. prints three columns of interviews with parties interested in mining stocks there, and says editorially:
 These talks have been held with al number of influential and prominent men, all more or less directly connect ed with bullion interests. and all unite in declaring that a large amount of eastern capital has been invested in mining enterprises during the past year Various estimates made of this amount run from five million to twelve million dollars. IL is evident. how ever, that this IS but the beginning. Many more millions seem sure to fol low.