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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

IT must make it pleasant for Governor
ROBINSON to know that every ward in AL
bany City, where he now resides, has
KELLY club which are holding nightly
meetings, They are boarding the lion in
his den.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

THERE may and there may not be any
foundation for the latest rumOrs relating
10 the appointment of u Commissioner
in the place of Commodore PHELPS but
one thing the President should bear in
mind in making that change-Mr PHELPS
WAS appointed MS a Republican, and the
Republican party is entitled to u representa-
lion on that Board in his place should a
change occur The President, we are con-
Rdent, will not Intentionally make the
mistake of adding another Democrat to that
commission. 1t will be an act Of injustice
10 his party that can scarcely be defended
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

SOUTHERN Democrats like RANDOLPH
TUCKER, of Virginia; GIBSON, of louisiana /;
MILLS, of Texas CARLISLE, of Kentucky,
and FELTON,, Of Georgia, are disciples of
free trade and are pressing that perniciOus
dogma upon the country, and, as an adjunct
for depicting the revenues, they want the
internal-reyenue tax removed from their
own products. This is in perfect keeping
with Democratic love for the Nation. They
DO not want to aid in support Of the Gov
srnment either directly or indirectly In
other words, they are for any policy which
will close up the mills furnaces and fac
tories in the North 10 destroy the capital
invested in manufactures in the Northern
States, which viii inevitably throw tens Of
thousands--yea, hundreds Of thousands-of
Northern men, women and children out Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31
s5g a nlcH MANS OvERCOAT,
SECOND DY CLOTHING.

Disposers Of Leit-oT Clothing, Watches, Guns, Pis-
tolls &C. eau get the best cash prices from the Original
HhRZOGS, s0S NINTH 81, near Penna ave.
Branch, 23 Penna. ave. n w by calling at OF adj
dressing the above places, prompt attention Will be
gwen to all orders. ocS-Gm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 81, 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
Quartz MH for Toitec.

Our readers who are interested in the St. Louis, Bushell, Forsythe and Rickard mines in the Toltec Syndi. cate of mines in Arizona will be glad to hear that the agents of the Syndi- cate, Dr. J. II. Mckee, C. X. Poage and Dr. T. M. Cunningham. have made complete arrangements in Chi cago for the purchase and erection of a ten-Stamp mill for the reduction of the rich ores which are now already on the dump and waiting the arrival of the stamps. With the railroad con- structed within 120 miles of the mines the removal and setting mp of mill will be short operation. We shall shortly hear that the Santa Rita region is beginning to fulfill the prophecies that have been put forth for To! these many years concerning the riches stored mp in her opulent rocks.-[ An ahein Gazette
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
Silver Rocks.

At the office of Zeckendorf ,S Staab are two silver bricks, valued at S260
 This bullion was obtained, as we arc informed by Mir. Zackendorf, from 100 pounds of ore from the Alta Mine, in the Huachuca Mountains. NIT. B. P. Wickersham is the fortunate owner
 and the ere was brought in by him and worked at Warmers two-stamp mill in this city. The ore assayed 8 50 per pound, but about 800 was lost in the crude process now em. ployed at Warmers. We have not yet learned the size of the Alta ledge nor the developments yet made on it, but if it carries much ore similar to the above in quality MT. Wickersham can consider his working days at an end
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
Hiid StutementS.

That several railway companies en- tertain a purpose to extend their lines into Arizona or so near to it as to con- mand some of its business, there is no doubt. but that many wild statements are published in this respect, is certain, The Economist, New York mining journal, referring to the purposes of the Union Pacific managers, gets of this absurd declaration:
 They will extend the Utah Southern Railroad from its present terminus at Lehi, one hundred miles south of Salt Lake City, across Arizona, via Prescott and PheniX, to San Diego.
 It is reasonable, however, to suppose the Southern Utah will eventually reach San Diego via San BernardinO, but that it will cross the Colorado twice, make a right angle at Phenix and thence to San Diego over vast desert stretches and parallel to the the Southern Pacific almost the whole distance of $50 or more miles, is too absurd to have a moments cOnsidera ton by railway builders.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
Another Wonderful Cure.
 Effected by California Elastic Truss!

HALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COM ' pRny, w. J. Horne, PrOprietor.-DeRl Sir: feel that owe if to you and to hu. mRnity Co write the fact that have been substantially cured of a bad case Of Rup- ture of thirty years standing. by one oi your idcomparsble Trlsses, which pur. chased fron1 you three months ago. cannot describe the suffering, both phys. Ically and mentally, that 1 have under gone during that period; and now I feel like new being. I have worn all kinds of Trusses, both Steel and Elastic. and never received any permanent relief un- til tried yours. It's simplicity of con Etruciion, and facility with which it can be adjust ed, and the ease and perfect free dom tO the nations Of the body with which it can be worn without causing any irritation, are its chief merits, and it is a perfect supporter. l have not had any Eign Of & return of the Rupture since the first day l put it on, and feel that am PERFECTLY CURED. 1t is 1T SRIusb le. and tie fact should be known fo the world. fon can refer any one to me on the subject Of their merits. I am truly yours, ALFRED J. BU RkE, Chief Mall Clerk &. F. Daily Evening Post.
 San Francisco, July 20. 1878.
 Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List.
 CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS co.
 No. 20 Market St., s. F.
 23- Ion,
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
New SdW-MIH

The machinery for Mir. Grundyke's new saw-mill, left San Francisco, May 20, and will be rushed through to the Chiricahua mountains with as little delay as possible where it will at once be erected and set for buZzing. The entire lot of machinery weighs twenty thousand pounds. The boiler is 30 horse power and the mill is capable of saving from s,UoO to 10000 feet of lumber per day.
 Mir P Morse, partner of MT. Grun- dyke, reports a fine body of timber at their location in the Chiricahua noun tains. We hope the lumber produc- tion of Southern Arizona will soon be equal to the demand.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
Mining Work Notice.

rTNO' DAVID TAYLOR AND THOMAS
 Ewing. or any other person holding or claiming lille from them in that certain mining claim known as the Sacaton Lode, Quaharty Mining District, Arizona.
 This Is to notify you that in accordance with provisions of the Mining Act of May 10. 1872, that in compliance with require ments or said act. work has been done on said mining claim for one year back past, ending March l. lS79. by the undersign- ed. Now therefore. 1T within ninety days rom 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 win claim forfeit ure oi all your right. titl- and interest, in and to every portion nf said mining claim.
 PETER F0RBACH.
 SacRLon, March 2, 1879. 2l-l2w
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
To Whom it may Concern.

NoTEE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l IN claim an undivided interest in the "Old Mlne." relocated hy James Holden, as thfc Commodore Mine," July 2i. lS77 in the Orc BlRnco Mining District, and all persons are cautioned not to purchase the sanJe or any part thereof, aS shall com mence legal punc~edings in reference thereto immediately.
 ]. C. HANDY. March T. dSw a5 1T
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
THE CITIZEN.
FRIDAY, MAY 2S. 1S7g.
TELEGRAM

is still considering the Legislative Ap- propriation Bill. Senators Thurman and Eaton spoke today.
 The House adopted a resolution for the appointment of standing com mittee 10 which shall be referred all matters pertaining to traffic in alcohol. It then resumed the consideration of Warmers Silver Bill.
 Declines, ETth Thanks.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-James Keene declines to serve as Director of the Erie Railroad. He pleads the absOrp- tiOn Of all his attention by his wheat business.
 Shot 6y an Army Officer.
 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, May 16.-Cap- tain E.awton, of the Fourth Cavalry, today shot and killed soldier of the Twenty-second Infantry, for mutiny.
 Short and E6scosdsd.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-Charles NJ. Peck, Ook-keeper for RivingtOn < Company, and Secretary of the Xiv ington Quicksilver Mining Company has absconded. An inspection of his accounts shows that he is ten thousand dollars short.
 George Case has been elected Grand Master of California Odd Fellows.
 Silver King, Ss; Tip Top, 75c.
 The Panama Rebellion Oyer.
 LONDON, May 16.-Advices from Pa mama say that the Revolution there is ended, the leaders and the entire in surgent forces having been captured by the government troops.
 Congress.
 WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Senate continues the consideration of the Leg islative Appropriation Bill. An amendment appropriating $50OO0 for the purchase of works of art, was agreed to.
 The House has the Silver Bill before it. BelfOrd's amendment establishing free coinage for the product of all silver mines of the United States, was rejected.
 The Committee on Foreign Relations has authorized report favorable on further treaty negotiations with Mex ieo.
 Subscriptions to the four per cent. certificates have reached $157, ,SOO,OO0.
 News from the Pole.
 NEW YORK, May 17.-Tidings re- ceived from the Nordenskjold Arctic 10 September 25th last are favorable, but do not allay anxiety.
 Be Makes the Best Of #.
 NORWICH, CONN., May 17.-Bishop, of the Cobb Bishop murder notoriety, will plead guilty to the crime of mur- Ller in the second degree.
 General Porter.
 WASHINGTON, May 19.-The friends of General Fitzjohn Porter have de- cided not to urge his case until the December session.
 Pro6dbie Late Adjournment Congress will take no steps toward until after the President acts on the Legislative Appropriation Bill. Speaker Randall thinks the ad- Ournment will not take place much before July.
 Death Of Packer.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Asa Pack er died here today.
 keOrney's Troubles. SAN FRANCISCO, May ls.-The breach between the wOrkingmen and the new party is constantly widen ng. Kearney attacks the new party and the ward Presidents nave taken firm grounds against the lew-cOnstitutionistS.
 Silver King, SS.25; Tip Top, S5cts. IThe telegraph line is working bad y east of Cheyenne, and eastern news Ire consequently lImited.-ED.l
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

FROM Chicago Tribune, May Q: Prof. l.. T. Cox, late State Geologist of Indiana, is stopping at the Palmer House. He k going back again to the Tombstone Mining District in Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

MR. G. E. WEBER, superintendent of the Tip-Top, claims that under his management the debt of the company has been wiped out and money is in the treasury.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

THE jury lists of Dona Ana County New Mexico, for the June term of the court, including for,y-three persons, show but four names which are not Mexican.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

A NEW MEXICO exchange says that large amounts of machinery for South ern New Mexico and Southern Ari- Zona have accumulated at OterO.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
For Sale or to Rent.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS J well known blacksmith shop for sale He will sell the shop tools and stock en- ure, or IT desired be will rent the shop provided the party renting viii nnychaSpp the tools and stock. Terms VIII be s,afsd oh application. THOMAS BELKNAP,
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

TIME to let up" on that talk about Vanderbilt and Jay Gould coming down with the Governor and Judge Silent. Both have gone back home long ago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

THE Rev. Dr. Talmage to his accu sers on the announcement of his ac quittal:
 Some of the brethren have said they do not like my way of preaching. just as much dislike theirs. They dc not sanction mine. 1 cOnld not en dure theirs. Brethren, I preach the best I can. You could not stand it tC hear me preach, and I would not fOr a salary of 5000 year sit and hear some of you preach.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

LARGE deposits of coal have been discovered north of the Little Cobra do by the Hill prospecting party. Such we learn by letter from Brigham City. Good enough.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

THE Silver City Herald says quite a number of emigrant parties bound for Arizona, have arrived in town dur, ing the past week. They are mostly from Texas, and have good wagons and teams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
For Sale.

SlX FINE DRIVING MULES, TWO O Light Freight Wagons, twelve Single Seis Harness complete.
 Enquire at Geu. FieldS' Corral
 FIELDS S MORGAN April - d&w2
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

Ger. sf Main Fir,ts-.. aOt California Stree YuuA kTizons. San Frstsi,o Cal James NJ. Barney. successortstBe Late Firm Of William B.. Hooper & Co.,, continussthe Business in ARIZONA an,
 CALIFORNIA IMFF9RFEE F9RFEE ASB HNB W##00kkEEssAAEEEE MTRCHAHT. MERCHANT. Shipping ses Commission Merchant, wm Carry a Full prime Stock Of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES. GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND SHOES
 HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, sADDLERY, sADDLERY, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALs, DRUGS AND MINING MA ArERIALs,
 Selected to Exactly Suit Merchamts. Station Keepers, Miners, Ranchers and Frefghters ARTZ ONA nIrd NIEXICO. solieits Orders for Goods oTs Assures
 - Satisfaction. n.- PoRwARDs FREIGHT AND MER.
 CHAN DISE 10 any PsYL Of the Wolia - Insuring 1T
 --desIred.--
 Buys or Makes Advances
 -on alI-- ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE. The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 a SPECIALITY. Bays and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
 Warrants and VoifcherS and
 Good Commercial BIlfs. Special orders will be attended to by the San Francisco Branch House with prompt ress and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should be addressed to
 JAMES N. BARNEY.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

SILVER CITY mills and furnaces are turning out nearly 4000 ounces of sil- yer bullion each week.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23

1ucSOD, ArlLCDh.
 Opposite Palace Hotel.
 Assays and analyses of every descrip D. lion Of Ores and other substances. Mines and Mining Titles examined and reported 3n In all pants of Arizona and Sonora. Large experience in working every kiRd Of ores. Instructions In assayIng. anal vses and testing ores. Scale of prices like in san Francisco. English, Spanish, Ger man ana French spoken.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

The migration of n few thousand
Southern negroes 10 Kansas HIS given
III. 10 tho "Nationnl Emigration All
Hotiety,' which IN II scheme ~ ,ln
stniwart Republican managers i.
COLOMBO n sufficient number ~ M,
Rrocs la doubtful Sof,isrn states a.
give thcm u tho Republicans. Tie
Republican pnfty never did cAir Il
rap for thu welfare ~ ihn colured
people. and H. leading lights have
robbed them outtnRrpusls through
such schemes ~ the Freedman !.
Bureau Thr Issue oyer the colorr,l
raee WINS Il purely political ono, and
III this spirit ia. Republican mana.
gers Mre discussing TIL. sudden ego.
aua of the negroes to KANSAS. Iuch.
Chandler finds thAt Michigan III slip.
ping out " his grasp, md ~ pro.
poses ~ quarter some IN HE south
crn refugees On hir lands. III sx.
poets TINT other Republican land.
owners will follow Nil. example. "A
I,a.linp New England Krpulii.ar
haa actually prepared \ schedule
showing where tho negroes can DO
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Ilt HIM. IIIl. IAIlf.
NrLKa AMI REGULATIONS.

4 All shfrinH tDllsi b. atan Al ths Nnsr'IaryN
nfru hnfae Nnflilrsslats nj naltssl IL M. and
for ilai rtifpgee the ssaf.lsiis en- ~ iplild Ut
the Iaii s.ts,shd~.
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Thur alas morning ~ ttsNhN
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ui tl4sa inaslhu* III Ihs.raAIts lit a'tsuh H.,
or thy MiIl tuI II sssilhsiuisi hi lf Nttnnaltttrs
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iAhrn fr1n liz Hrs'ihi ,'Ifinr tn Iais Without
permission ftstil. TIL i'fs 'iINuf
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offered Mili ha CHARGED III ~ atslssuh nfst.uI ul
l,reiUiAlnes .ssart anasI n'tsrNls SPECIFIED.
III. tfHttiHN NIL running Tass.@ la It'll IHN
III riAx ~ Tsusiit, tll. nj .ias IL sarisml4f,
aud <Aatus rhtnfiHs fur lIs4 iilfses sH aud
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in MI lates sslits ar harred AMI the
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turn saalelita. INT tnstnlsft II IT, ifesa. arr
Invited ~ In pastassis ~ ktItsNff fl Ia Nnsfts
Ths Aaer'tar, wiii fnfniss. lh"ln tl.ksih % mp
nsh atlpH
hi fhuuhi tils nntluIr ~ iha exhibition, III
consequence ~ bad weather. az .tirf nnatn'i-
abte hiI~ H. ,AslflIFIsFt u tas titss fun amount
III premiums awarded ~. awards AhAll r. tatd
pr0 rata n III. fun amount ~ funds nsrlsed
10 N. Wien Win p,asua,ns awarded 10 mr. person
AnDunt ~ ~ AMI under tl0 trn jar ernt Win NJ
dssiuulTd, ~ 10 Ant over, tNeat1 p@F tent. WIN
iT deducted.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

Ammon. Scott & Co. ono ~ the
oldrss. most rntefrtising and EATEN
slse manufacturing establishments ~
our STATE. has made M assignment,
Tor the benefit vi creditors fnr
nearly 4 quarter ~ u century thos.
comprising the company have fused
their talents. which arr IN no inferior
ORDER, their capital and their labor ~
eiyr employment IL hundreds IL lii.
an~trisas mechanics Iii the various
branches N their great industry
which has made DEBORAH noted fnr
IT. manufactures All over the North.
west From tho DEBORAH Republican
W cmrn that iss liabilities HI round
numbers amounts 10 s2ii,onn. with
assets estimated NJ s2On,nO0 The
original capital invested. accordu.
IN tho foregoing authority, was tloi,.
OOO; and Its troubles began with tho
'grasshopper times" according 10
the same high authority.
And what arc erassl,oppcr times
Tho reply to this interrogation, Is the
era Ut national banks. To illustrate
our point, we take the First National
Bank OF DEBORAH. not that N II bet.
ter or worse than other institutions
of It's class. but because II belongs 10
the liock u locusts that produce
nothing whilo robbinR labor aud husi.
ness enterprise 81 In reward by a..
vour!ng ths frnl,~ 81 IL industry II
rent charges or interest for tho
usc u money, From IL report made
January I, 1870, ~ published n The
Republican, TIN thoughtful aud con
tctnrlntiye reader cnn learn some
thin. u the devonfing appetite and
destructive habits VI Tho army al
grnsshoppers known M the 2,tNtO. aud
over. National Banks ~ Tho United
StAtes. Thu FIRST National Bank oi
DEBORAH WAS organized about 1902 OF
Oh, With n capital, II We mistake not
Of t25.o0o. Dut no matter, cAll |,
ebO. 0O0. the capital Sum to secure
circulation IN given In Its report ol
Jan'y lst, 10. From this capital II
shows nm accumulation or increase
In wealth Of tt9a.2a7. O7, or nm nggrc.
RAto II resources In the sum ~ s2isi,.
2J7.07. "irasshoprers" indeed! Am.
mon, Scott n Go. have annually
given employment, %. sny one hun.
drrd mechanics and lnhorcis. Who III
turn have given the wages M ,hcii
labor to tho merchants mud trades,
men " the place, thus aiding II
build up their credit nnd sustain tn
prosperity u tho town. And what
hns Its National done HI comparison
for the credit and prosperity IL iEs
town. Examine lts fcpor, HI detail
nnd. ~ with NIL other Tx. lnailln
tfuIFs " ~ Uub Vic accumulation -
evidence that they gather where
others have siiewn and reap whcr,
others have sown. Tho nccnm,ila
tlons Ut labor Ii annually lcss thai
two per cent. Tho exhibits Of Ill,
National hunks like that oi Dceorai
SHOW TINT they have nearly quad
rupled their money In the past Ten
years, like m army of locus.s 10
sourInR tho vor,inrc III Fields the,
hnvc not cultivated. When snrl
men ~ Ammon, Scott 4 Go. ~,
driven u bankruptcy md ruin. |
would sorm ~ furnish evidence 1.
demonstrate To ordinary intrlleetl
that they nre not ~ blame, bnl TIM
the financial system TIM, produces
results 40 disastrous ~ lcHitiNAt,
business II ~ blame.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

A mass convention ri tho Green
luck PARTY II Howard county, for the
purpose III selecting delegates ~ the
state Convention I'll les Mulnss, on
May 2Sth lsTp. Will III HE'LL nj Lyric
Hall. tfrsro, IN Tue~da. tho 18th
lay III May Ism, nj 4 O'clock L. m.
A full attendance II desired.
tSignedh \. \. LAMBERT.
Chairman Co Central Com.
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