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Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

more cases in his court thIs week. Miguel Lavadie, found guilty Of petit larceny was given ninety days in the county jail. Guadalupe AraiZa, charged with passing counterfeit money was discharged for want Of sufficient evidence. George War ren for being drunk and disorderly was med sT. Warrants of arrest were issued for Guadalupe Celaya, Joaquin Franco and Pascual Ladrillo, charged with high way robbery. Francisco Romero charged with obstructing public highway still pending. Four civil cases were disposed of
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I, 1879.
| o CAL 4A TIERS.
Sd6bdth Services.

The first epistle of the apostle Paul f, the Corinthians, the second chapter and the second verse: For am determined not to know any thing among you, save Jesus Christ and him crucifled," ." was the text. The preacher said that Saint Paul was a man Of great parts and could have obtained the highest eminence in any ot the callings Of his native land. He Ien all behind to preach the cross Of the then despised Christ, conceIving this to have the first demand on human effort and ability. Sin was the universal affiiction. the cross was the divine remedy. The dark storm which gathered at the flood
 which broke on Sinai and which spent ifs force on the uplifted cross wss the theme of Paul's preaching. The same thing appeals to our hearts to day. There was a large congregation, the largest we have seen in some time, and every thing would have been lovely if it hadn't been for that stove again. It was warm morning and SO some one filled the stove full Of wood and 1t took a notion to burn and just melted the grace out Of saint and sinner around. But 1t might have been worse, some one might have put pepper on the stove. The first hymn was Jesus, lover of my soul ,p and all the congregation "jined in," the excellent leading Of the organ and choir preventing any dragging. The fine old tune of Martin brought ont a number of voices in the congregation that are some what chary of tackllng the newer sym phonies Of Bliss and Sankey. But It must be admitted that many of the latter are beautiful The older hymns sound better to some Of us because we sang them when our old hearts were young.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MR. J. B. COLLINS, an enterprising mer- chant from the upper Gila has been spending several days in town this week, [,
 purchasing a large stock of goods for his
 store at Camp Thomas. We learn from Mir. Collins that the settlements along the GIla in that section are in d most fiourlsh- ing condition. New people are coming in.
 water is plenty and every prospect for a large increase in agricultural products this year. MT. Collins has established a
 fine business at Camp Thomas and In-
 tends to make that his home. He has re- gently brought his family to Arizona, and
 has just placed a daughter at school in Tucson. Mir. Collins is an excellent busi- nebs man and will no doubt meet with
 large success. He len for Camp Thomas on Thursday with large invoice of mer- chandlse.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

GOVERNOR SAFFoRD left for Prescott on Wednesday last, 10 be gone about three weeks. He goes to look after his interests in the Tiger mine. He can't get back any too soon or stay here too long at any one time. He Is a peach.-is the Governor, and high grade wherever you strike him. We are rather glad he is going to Prescott just at this time. What with the legisla- ture and their two newspapers the moral atmosphere Of that at best doubtful com munity is obfuscaIed. Morally, the Gov ernors simple presence is remedial. He Is not only the prince of good fellows, but he is wise, honest, temperate. and-and chaste. that is,-well, y-e-e-ss. yes he is.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE party at the Park Hail last We'd nesday evening, given by the officers of Camp Lowell. Is spoken Of by all present as a most enjoyable affair. The company was just large enough to allow convenient room for all the dancers, and the ladies were unusually elegant in their attire. The supper comprised many dainty dish es and was served by the gentlemen, with out tables. The officers manifested great consideration for the entertainment of their guests and certainly none can com plain of neglect at their hands. The pleasures Of the evening will be long re- member by all who participated.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE civil calendar for the next term of this District Court will contain about eighteen cases, and one appealed from the Justices court and two from the Unit ed States court. The criminal docket three cases indicted for murder. and six persons are now in custody to await the action of the grand jury.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
PALACE HOTEL.

H. MURPHY, a weary traveller through this vale of tears, became disgusted with things in general and Tucson in parti- cular. and so yesterday he thought to end it all and his quietus make with a bare razor. Accordingly he retired to George Fields corral, and with one mighty gash laid open his wlndplpe. The attempt was a failure. He found it somewhat difficult and painful to breathe, yet 1t was !mpos. sible to die. The doctor was called and the wound sewed up. Murphy asked fl he would die, and when the doctor told him he would not, the would-be suicide seemed rather pleased and said he didn't want to die just yet any how. The cause of the rash act was too much bad whiskey and slight touch of the jim-jams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

H. c. HOOKER offers an excellent proper ty for sale or to rent. The Tres AlamOs ranch is the property referred to, and is fully described in Mir. HoOker's advertise ment, which appears in this issue. This is a fine opportunity for an enterprlsing man, and is not likely to remain open long
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE public have always been lacking confidence in Pawnbroker's shops, from the fact that they were here to-day and away tomorrow, they having no regard for the patronage of their customers, mere ly trying to take advantage whenever they could. We must note one exception in this State, and that is the establish ment Of Uncle Harris, the celebrated pio- neer. No. z2l Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MIR. J. BRUCKNER has located in our town and started a business as general news agent. His advertisement appeared for the irst time last week. MT. Bruck- has many patrons. We believe he will soon build himself a good business. It is he who has been delivering the daily Bull letin about town for two months past.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MR. D. B. REA, a very successful min ing operator, has been in town this week looking after various business matters, &c. He has disposed of some good proper ty in Mule Pass at fair figures, and still holds some good claims. Mir. Rea will be operating in Mule Pass and Tombstone Districts for some months to come.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

GEO. J. RosKRUGE returned from little mining trip on Thursday. He has some prospects that make him feel good but don't want to talk till he finds out what he has got. MT. Roskruge was born in Cornwall, in the kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Tn a town named Lwshlwrrr- gIwbdlmnaxvsnn He is very nice young man for all that. and we hope he will strike it rich one of these days.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

D. J. WHITE, Of !the White Brothers
 came in lon Thursday last from bis ranch south of Bowie. He stays but few days.
 His brother Theo. F. White, will be here in a few. days en route to California. The White Brothers are building up q me bus
 ness at their Fl Dorado ranch.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Notice to Creditors.

Matter of the Estate of F.. Green. deceased. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN unaersigned Administrator Of the above named estate tO the CT ditOrs Of, and all persons having claims against said deceased tO exhibit The same, with the necessary vouchers, within len months from the first publication Of this notice tO the Undersigned at his office, corner Of MesiIla and Main streets. Tucson. or B. II :. HerefOrd, Myers street. Tucson.
 II. LOW WENSTEIN, Administrators. Decem her 2. 1878. ll-4w
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MR. l.. MEYER has taken MT. l. Meyer to be partner in his merchandising ousi' ness. A notice Of this co-partnership ap- pears in these columns to-day. The busi- ness henceforth will be done under the name and style of l.. Meyer X Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE Pima County Bank,at a meeting o it's stockholders, iheld last Tuesday, sin creased It's capital stock to slO0,OOO. With the better facilities this organization now offers we believe 1t will score continued SnccaSS
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Eotlce to Creditors.

Estate of Cornelius Finley. deceased. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE N undersigned administrator Of the es. tate Of Cornelius Finley, deceased, tO the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within tour months after the first publication of tniS notice, to the said administrator af his uf- flee in Tucson, Pima County, Arizona.
 w. :. EDWARDS,
 Administrator of sad estate. January 25, 1879. b iw
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

DR. J. H. MCKEE Of Los Angeles. who has just spent two or three weeks in ex- amining the mines in the santa Rita and mbstone country, lett by Thursdays 's stage for California. The doctor has great faith in the Santa Rita country, and says the Tombstone mines are simply wonder ful so far as developed. He takes with him good reports and will talk well for Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MR. C. O. BERGER, agent tor the celebra- ted McNeal X Urban safes, made quite a success Of his visit to Tucson. He left us on Tuesday last, having secured orders for fourteen safes. This is another evil dence Of our progress and prosperity, and also Of the confidence our people have in this particular section.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MR. CHAs. HUDSON is expected home tomorrow from San Francisco, where he has been 10 procure safes and perfect ar engagements for the new banking estab' in operation.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MEssRs. EDWARDS AND BROWN and par. ty returned from their trip tO.Tom mbstone and Patagonia on Wednesday evening. Report well on the situation. Mr., Ack- erson, Of the party, Is highly pleased with Ehat he saw
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE proceeds Of the concert last Mon' day evening, after all debts were paid, is sl2O. That settles the question. You can't get any kind of an organ for Sl2O, and will have to give at least one more con- cert
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
nO NOT FAIL TO SEND FOR oUF

nO NOT FAIL TO SEND FOR OUR DO Catalogue. It contains prices and descriptions Of most every article fin gen. eral use, and Is valuable to any person contemplating the purchase of any arti- cle for Personal, Family or Agricultural use We have done large trade the past season in the remote parts Of the Terri tories, and have, with few exceptions, ex- ceeded the expectations of the purchaser, many claiming to have made saving ot 4O to 60 Der cent. We mail these catR- logues to any address, free, upcn applica- ton. We sell our goods tO all mankind at wholesale prices In quantities to suit, Reference, First National Bank, Chicago.
 MONTGOMERY WARD & Co,
 Original Grange Supply House,
 pr and 229 Wabash Ave, Chicago, III.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

Col. NJ. F. BUFFUM of San Francisco, passed through town this week en route for Tombstone, where ne goes to superin- tend the developments on the Lucky Cuss claim.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

LEVIN is getting his new brewery in shape. Some idea of the cost of this build ing may be had when we state that over 800 vIgss have been used Tn the structure.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE finest brands Of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

! ONE of the finest and most elegant and
 riches: quartz chains in the State can be
 found and bought for s7O, really worth sl60, at Uncle Harris, 22l Kearney street, be- tween Bush and Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

Col. s. P. SYKES and party are expected in Tucson tomorrow morning direct from san Francisco. They will proceed imme- diately to the Cslabasas District.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MIR. JOHN WAssoN, United States Sur veyor General is expected to arrive this morning from Philadelphia direct.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

IF you want to buy any good and cheap reading matter go to the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Notice.

IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM "A selves tO he indebted 70 me will find their accounts In the hands of E. IT. Here. fore, wno is authorized tO receive and re- ceipt for the same.
 Come up and settle and save costs. Jan II I9-fw JAMES CARROLL.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

WE call the attention Of our readers to the card of Mir. NJ. I. Jacobs of San Fran cisco, which appears in this issue.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

"IRIsH LORD" sends us some very fine stone mines, for which-many thanks.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

our Territory in the interests Of San Fran cisco parties. left for ombstone yesterday.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Notice.

IFS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS | that l will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my vie Josefa Va lencia, frOm and afier this date, as she has len my bed and hoard without csrs'' or provocaiiOn. AIGARIO VALENCIA.
 in
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels in English and spanish at J. s. Mansfield Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE best stock of stationery and Yanke' notions at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

MIR. J. s. vosBURG arrived last evening direct from Tombstone.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

TIE largest stock of toys Of every des- eruption at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Desert Station. AS Miles from Florence.
The Table

CHAs. H. LABERFE, Proprietor.
 The Table Is always supplied with an ample variety of weIl-coOked food. No exaggeration in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand 1t, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for Information
 The Corral is Large And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good we'll water. Spe- Gal care taken with stock or other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms Of 1t.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
GEM s ALOO W.
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE | of Arthur NJ. Henry, deceased.
 In the Probate Court of Pima County, Territory of Arizona.
 Pursuant tO an order of this Court made this day, notice Is hereby given, that MOn- day. the 10th day of February, A. D 1879, at 10 o'clock a. m. or said day, before said Probate Court, at the office Of Hon. John s. Wood, Judge Of Probate COlrt, fin the City Of Tucson. Pima County. Arizona, has been appointed for hearing the appli- cation Of ATtemas L.. Grow, praying that a document DOW on file In this Court. pur- porting to be ihe last will ant testament or Arthur NJ. Henry, deceas'-d, he admit ted to Probate, and that letters testamen- tary be issued thereon to said Artemas L.. Grow, who IS named therein as executor. at which time and place all persons inter ested therein may appear and contest the same.
 Tucson, January II, 1879.
 J. $. WOOD, Probate Judge. Ian IS II 4w
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
For Sale or to Rent.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS
 well known blacksmith shop for sale. He will sell the shop tools and stock en- tire, or fl desired he will rent the shop provided the party renting will purchase inc tools and stock. Terms will be stated o,l application. THOMAS BELKNAP.
 Nov. g. o-I
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Hotel Arrivals.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.


 c " Craig, J G Walker, Duane, Wales, Wm Oats. NJ P Bnffum. wm Ma. thews, W F Harrison, NJ Harper, Greenwald, NJ Parker. W Gaines, San Francisco; W Craigue, V A La Prince, K Mortell, H McKin, c c Beatty, Geo Johnson, Los Angeles; D B Taylor, P Miles. James Green, Phil Chaffee. New York City; Morris. Silver King; B Parker, J Ward, Peter Spine, San Diego; l. Jilson. w F X Co; E c Davis, Detroit; Ben Williams, Ben Grace, K c Taft, San Xavier; NJ Jones, San Antonio, Texas; Vim Boyd, Huachuca; J Holden, J D An drews. Orc Blsnco; D Bobo and wife, Texas; A G Bultner, Hartford. Conn; B Wheeler, T l. Morgan, s O Smith, Tomb stone; A Blocksom, s A; w T Os- borne, Stage Company; Wm Asbury, Port land, Oregon.
 PALACE HOTEL.
 A Mercer, Texas; c NJ Lindsey, Chas F Bergman, J Silverman, Tom Roddick, Camp Bowie; l. Ward, c TalImadge, Patagonia; J n Adkins, Silver City; Virgin, J Haskins, B A Haskins, Gro Blanco; Chas c Frazier, Greenwald, San Francisco: W White, W c Parsons, Tombstone; A P BIocksom, U S A.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

CHAs. H. LABEREE. Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
o1uars on hand and

,-s continually receiving the I.rrest and most complete
 assortment
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Mrs. Kate Sprague, having
been on the ragged edge of scam
dial for some time past, has finally
returned to Edgewood and per.
manently fixed her home there.
She isn't going to Europe, but
intends to stay where she is until
her wrongs are righted. The
world has a great deal more re
spect for Mrs. Spragne than it
has for Conkling who got her
into trouble and then refused to
help her outs Shreveport Times.
Yet the puritanjc virtne OF
which the northern republican
party boasts to possess exclusive.
" follows Mrs. Sprague with
their ISLANDERS and persecution,
whilst Conkling becomes a hero
aud the God Of their worship.
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The purchase of the railroad
connecting New Orleans and Don
jacksonville by Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas railroad and steamship
company, is an important acqui-
sitiOn to the latter company.
They have already switched on
to the main road at Waggaman's
and bid ajieu to WestwegO, the
splendid depot and ferry at AL
giers being used for both roads.
Whether the company will con.
tiuue the DOnaldsOnyille road
any further than it now is, tune
will finally determine. AT all
events the Donalds0nvllle and
river people who travel on that
branch will not regret that it has
fallen into the hands which now
manage 1t. The Morgan CON-
pany do nothing by halves or by
guess. Anything that they I'LL.
uertake will I've managed properly
and advau tageOusIy TO themselves
and to the public.
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AT the nominating cOnven-
ton Of the democratic party in
the parish Of st. Landry, T.. NJ.
Willard and w. A. Robertson
were nominated for the Senate,
and J. e. Lyons. Il. Y. Young, NJ.
G. Kavanaugh and Martin Carron
were nominated for the lower
house of the legislature. The
Opelomsas Courier does not think
that these candidates are "men
OF a high order of character and
capacity" St. Landry has manv
able men, and the wonder is why
she does not select them to rep
resent her interest if the above
are unable to do so properly.
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nominated by Gen. +. F. Lewis
Of st. Landry.
Gen. j. Barrow, of West Fell
ciana, was nominated by T.. }
Powell of West Feliciana.
G.. Dubroca. Of West Baton
Rouge. was nominated by L. w.
Avery, of Iberia.
After the various delegations
had voted, but before the vote
had been announced, it became
apparent that W. A. Strong had
received a majority of votes over
all his competitors. 1t WAS accor
dinghy moved that the nomination
be made unanimous, which was
done.
AUDITOR.
Nominations being then in or
der for Auditor, Allen Jumel, OF
Iborville, was nominated by j.
w. Sandford, of Red River, sec
onded by Il S Perry, 0: Iberia.
He was the Onlv candidate III
the field and was nominated by
acclamati0n.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
EDUCATION.
The following candidates were
! put in nomination for Superiuten
! deut of Public Education:
w. II. Goodale, Of East Baton
Rouge.
E. IL. Fay, of East Feliciana.
Il. NJ. Lusher, of Orleans.
Thomas l.. Benton, Of Webster,
F. L. Claiborne, of Pointc Cou'
pee.
The Convention proceeded at
once to ballottiDg, with the fol-
lowing result E. II. Fay 1T,
W. II. Goodale SO4, II. NJ. Lush
or, 70. +. l.: Claiborne 651 I l.
Benton 55 number OF votes cast
457 ; necessary to II choice 229
No choice.
Without proceeding with SET
ond ballot the Convention nom:
mated Fay by reclamation.
The thanks of the Convention
were then rendered to the chair
man Hon. F. p. Poche, and thu
other officers of tho Convention
On the motion of IL w Ogden
of BOssier, three cheers were thel
given for Wiltz, McEnery aud thu
rest Of the ticket, with the prom
Use that it should be elected 10y
$4,000 majority.
The Convention then, ut l2.4(
p. ILL.,, adjourned sine die.
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Important Notice.

VTNhe Policy Holders of the Lor,.,.
l. EQUITABLE LIFE lNsURAxCE q"
New Orleans will please take notiee~ ~ y
l.. A. COLOMB of Donaldsonville il ny
acting as Solicitor and will make e,ji Ss
tons for this company in the Lafoorsss
district. Oae
We cali the attention Of those desirn,
LIFE INSURANCE aud the SECURITY oSersS
Our YEARLY RENEW ARLE PL.N -. 70
low rates OF premium and q gnarsnts" !!
full protection. For particulars ami. y
AND. PATTON :"
Or to S,.ro
l.. a.. COLOMB, Agent, DonaldsonyiiIs I.
New Orleans, July ), 1879. e
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john Quincy Adams is a can
'didate for Governor of Massachu
setts, nominated by the democrat
IL party.
Bon Butler aspires to the same
positio", nominated by 10 lifferl
@"t parties. Perhaps they will
~ elected and perhaps they
won't.
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Registration yOfis.e.

I hereby give notice that the rcyist,.,x
Office of the Parish Of Llfourche. Will \
opened at the Court House in the tow.
Tliibodaux, on MONDAY 9th. day of OSr
BIER next and there to continue until i
ther notice. Due notice OF other anno;s
n,ents will be given. J
All persons heretofore registered NV ~
need not register again. 49,
All persons who may have changed th.,.
precinct. since being registered, will plea"
not fail to give notice, SO the chance ="
he made in the books in accordance ~, ~
law. ""s
Il r. MCBRIDE.
Registrar Of Voters. Parish Ia.fo.,.
ThibOlaux, sept. 9th. 1879.
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-Thadeus Mayo, who was hos.
lital stewart in tho eighteenth
Louisiana regiment (Contederate),
aud without doubt the best one
i" the Trans mississippi Depart.
me"t, now asks the people OF
CalcHSieu to vote for him for
Clerk Of the District Court.
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Cyrus w. Field has male
himself famous or ridiculous by
p,acing IL marble monument on
The spit Of ground near larry
town, n. \, Oh which Major An
a'e Was hung as IL spy about one
hundred year. ago.
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For the beuetit Of our readers
We give this week u sure cure TO,
collie ar belly ache in horses. ia
one bottle JOkMsOn's AMOdvM.
LiAiment add same quantity Of
m"lasses ami same Quantity OF
water, and pour down the horses
throat.
A man recently asked IN a drug
store tor "a box Of rough diamonds,
but the druggist knew no sucl,
rsme,iy. After much parley the
druggist found that his custOm3r
wanted Pdrson's Pxrytire Pills.
he says, "That's the only tit name
tor em."