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Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
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Mir. T. F. White and NIT. Philip Morse came into town to-day from thelr Chirica- i hua homes and tomorrow will leave for Casa Grande to meet and take their one wife and one baby each to their Arizona homes. These ladies are women Of cul- ture and the best social qualities, and we are sorry that Tucson cannot have the benefit Of their presence. We are sure San Diego regretted their departure, and it must have been somewhat painful for them to leave so pleasant a place and such good people; but their husbands find it to their interests to continue their home in Arizona, and as good husbands and good wives, they want to be somewhat nearer to each than 600 miles. Such families are a blessing to any community. They are going to delightful homes which but a few years ago were controlled by hostile Apa- ches. It will perhaps be 10 the mind of such eminent tax eaters as Generals Ha- zen and Stoneman to continue to say that but for war with the Apaches the whites would abandon Arizona.
 VIII. YoUNG, held to answer upon al
 
 fore Chief Justice French, in chambers, upon a writ of habeas corpus. After hear .ng the arguments the writ was denied and defendant remanded into the custody of the Sheriff with bail fixed at $500.
 THE Board Of Supervisors, Committee Of City Council and District Attorney held a conference this afternoon and decided that no more celebrations of the Feast Of San Augustin would be permitted, as they are regarded pubic nuisances and breeders Of crime,
 MR. JOHN WHITNEY, proprietor Of thel Plco House, Los Angeles, has spent few days in Arizona, and has just got back from Camp Huachuca, en route to the Orange Groves. He talks hotel in Tue son and he may soon be proprietor or one here. He knows how to run hotel"
 WESTERN stage arrived at 5.S0 p. m. to- day. loaded down with freight and nine or ten passengers among whom we ob- served J. H. White of the Contention mine, and Oscar Buckalew.
 READ Mir. Wilson's advertisement of watches. Jewelry, etc., in the Wellsch block. He Is said to be a thorough work man and an upright dealer.
 SOME insect is eating the leaves off the tops Of the cottonwoods in the valley. Only the very tops have so far been eaten.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Death 6y the Bullet Pedro Herrsros Ac-
 cident1hY Killed.

FLORENCE, July 17.-Last evening two young boys, aged thirteen and fourteen, went to Sweeney's rancho, about a mile from town, to get some horses, taking with them for protec- tion pistol. As there was one car fridge in the chamber they thought they would shoot it at a door Pedro Herreros could not pull it off, and so handed 1t to the younger, Pedro Val encia, and while he was trying to pull it of the other looked down the muz- gle. The pistol, as in all cases, went off. Herreros was shot in the head, the ball passing entirely through and killing him instantly. Verdict, acci- dental.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18


 wM.J. OSBORN, City Recorder.
 Adjourned.
 RIGHT OF WAY COMMITTEE.
 This committee, consisting Of Messrs. Jacobs. Oury and LestherwOod, met yes. terday afternoon. They found the title to the right of way from the Rillito to the corporate limits on the west and for dis tance of one mile east of the eastern cor porate line absolutely perfect. Within the city limits titles to but two are not perfected, though a deed for one of them ia sunouestionably executed and now en route by mall from New York; the other is in the Probate Court and will be per fected on July 90.
 Practically the labor Is done. and well done. In aneen days the absolute right of way as asked by the company will be complete. The City Council and Right Of Way Committee have performed their dn,ies promptly and well. People not officially connected win this work can hardly appreciate the amount Of careful work in this matter.
 MR. KEARsING and others arrived late this afternoon from the ostrich mill with some $500 in silver bullion taken from ore from the Union mine. They regard the working Of the null perfect success and say there is pay ore enough in the Union mine to keep the mill steadily at work. More ore is now being mined and "sorIed' for themill
 THE finest brands Of Havana cigars and cigsrrettes. chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
 ,,,vcr, ,rrse3 IIBRARY.-Best novels in tnIitsh and spanish at J. 5. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
TO-Days's.

GAIT. JEFFORDs says the artesiar
 we'll borer for the Tucson Water Works has been on the way here sev
 eral days from Casa Grande and is now
 due. We know of no enterprise on foot in Arizona, of more importance
 and none which the public in general
 more heartily wish to be a success
 It is in energetic hands and will not fail for want of cash and intelligent effort. If it proves a good success, as It IS almost certain tO do, then one of
 the most important developments in the Territory will have been begun, viz; Development of water. Should |artesian water be as largely developed .Out here as in San BernardinO county "a section much like this in its tOpO- graphical features-a most wonderful impetus will be given to stock raising, farming and mining.
 FRANK CURTIS, who once worked in THE CITIZEN and Sentinel offices, came to town yesterday from Myers district, south of Gila Bend. He regards that as valuable district; says of the four teen mines bonded by MT. Geo. Tyng, all of them have been developed some what and that they mostly show rich ore and plenty of it. Mr Tyng is now in New York and it is believed the sale will be perfected, and if it be, much work will soon be done down there and make Gila Bend more of noted place than heretofore.
 MR. HARRINGTON and wife, of the Lower San Pedro, have been in town this week doing some shopping. He says he grew crop of most excellent wheat and that his corn is coming on frstrate. He went there a couple of years ago from California and has done q good deal of work in making a new home and is getting on quite as well as he expected.
 YESTERDAY afternoon and evening, the sky was covered with black clouds, and there was considerable lightning and thunder near night with light rain here and very heavy fall southwark This forenoon the air was cool and sky almost clear.
 AMONG the names registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel yesterday, are Paul Moroney, ST. and Jr., and Chas. P. MOroney, of San Francisco. They an ice factory here The matter of ice in Tucson at all seasons, Is simply question of little time.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
From Thursday,s Daily.
The Murderer Of Kennedy Escaped.

'He mUF0erer or henne0T EScdPe0.
 Sheriff Shlbell received the following, oi date Yuma, July l4. from Geo. NJ. Thur low, Superintendent oi the Arizona Peni- tiary:
 A prisoner by the name Of Theodore Brown escaped from the Territorial Prison at o'clock last night, Of the following de- scrption: Age F years, dark brown hair, close cut and close shaved, blue eyes, , feet 51@ inches high, weighs l25 pounds: has a scar one inch long on the forehead under the hair in the center Of the head. Had on black and gray striped prison pants. drill underclothing and No. bro gan shoes. He Is ruptured on the left side and wears leather-covered truss and stoops considerably when walking. will pay $50 reward for his detention until can send for him.
 This Brown Is the man who killed H. Kennedy, at Pueblo VieJo, and was serv- ing a sentence Of twenty years for the crime. Considering the man is ruptured and not very stout, the escape Is some what remarkable.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

MANY of our citizens are compelled to wOrk very hard In the field for their daily bread, and after harvest think nothing of paying S3O more for silver watch than they can get it at Uncle Harris. For instance, in those fancy jewelry stores, a good Silver Waltham Watch cost s3S; at Urcle Harris you buy the same for SIS. Nos. 22l and 7U- hearEy street. San Fran els c.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

THE CITIZEN is in receipt, this morn ing, of an interesting pamphlet illus trated with cuts and maps, entitled !" Calabasas Land and Mining Co" It is stamped Branch Office, F. B. Webster, 24 Congress street, Boston" Col. Sykes has recently opened the main eastern office in New York and the enterprises he has in hand are re- ceiving much attention in several of the New York mining journals.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
From Tuesdays Daily.
City Council ProceedLnns.

July l4-Couucil met as per adjourn meni. Present-COuneilmen Toole, Drake and Leatherwood and Recorder Osborn
 Ordinance No. IS. published in our ad- vertising columns, was duly adopted.
 B. Bravo presented proposition to buy lot 6 in block 24O. and Councilmen Toole and Leatherwood were appointed a com mittee to examine the property and re- port proper price therefor; and they were also appointed committee to confer with the Board of Supervisors and District At torney, with a view ofa concert of action to prevent the holding Of the Feast or san Augustin. either in or outside the city limits.
 THE CITY INDEBTEDNESS.
 Recorder Osborn presented the follow Ing report:
 To Hon. J. H. Toole, Mayor:
 DEAR SIR: l have the honor to report that the expenditures of the municipal government for the quarter ending June 30, 1879, nave been as follows:
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

FAIL not, under no consideration, to visit Uncle Harris new establishment, No. 22l Kearney street, San Francisco, and see the bargains for the public.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

Satisfactory reasons being given there for, 1t was ordered that the assessment Of ZeckendoIf & Staab on personal property be reduced from Sol 200 to S6I POO.
 An erroneous assessment appearing to have been made on certain personal property Of 4. G. Hunter to amount Of sl5,5OO, 1t was ordered stricken from the roll.
 It was ordered that all spanish and Mexican land grants be assessed at the uniform rate Of 50 cents an acre.
 Adjournment to July B at 2 p. m.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

NNJUuIIItI EIII JUIE I- AT p. no.
 July l2, 2p. m,-Board met as per ad- Journment and the matter Of contract for county hospital and iIs location for sn- other year was considered. Bids will he asked in few days.
 July F, ? p. m.-Full Board and Clerk present Alter reading and approving minutes Of last meeting. the equalization of assessments Ras continued uiu.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

FRESH peaches. apricOts. plums, cher ries, apples, entrants, tomatoes and cu- cumbers received daily by express at the street
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
4 counle fRenL Professors.

Professors Thomas Price and Frank .Solue, Jr., arrived from San Francisco
 yesterday, and this afternoon left, fin com
 pany with Thomas Yerkes, for an examin- alton of the San Antonio and Belmont
 mining claims (patented) in the Patagonia
 mountains, and before they return to Cal lfornia, will examine thegeological conil- tions at Tombstone and perhaps other To-
 calitles. These gentlemen are professors in fact and Of high standing, and not Of the orevet variety. Prof. Price has for
 many years been recognized as a highly
 accomplished analytical chemist and as- Isayer, having charge of the San Francisco
 Rennery, which for many years. If our memory is not greatly at fault, did the re- duing and parting for the United States In that city, and to large extent the mar
 kets of the world. Prof Soule has for wears been Professor Of Mathematics in the California University, having pre- ceded his professorshlp by college and
 West Point edu cation. The real object of their visit is in the interest Of NIT. H. D.
 Bacon in connection with the mines above named. A favorable report by pro- fessors like Price and Soule will be worth something, because If favorable there will be merit accordingly.
 CONSIDERABLE feeling was expressed during yesterday over report that a man, name supposed to be Leopold Pratz. had been murdered in Sonora. The marks upon the body indicate unusual brutality fin the deed, which Is presumed to have been committed by a couple Of MexicanS,
 believed 10 be now in Arizona and maybe fin Tucson. The crime having been com . mitted in Sonora, punishm ent is out Of the jurisdiction of our courts. If the mur- derers are in Arizona and their identity known beyond doubt, there Is a court that might take jurisdiction this side the line. MT. F. l.. AUSTIN returned from San
 Francisco yesterday. Miss Ida Dawley. A bright appearing young lady, came with him. We understand Miss ID. Is a daugb-
 ter of Col. l. N. Dawley. who was for some
 years Postal Agent for Arizona.
 HoN. J. NJ. KIRKPATRICK has driited as
 far East as Philadelphia, and 1t is under
 stood that he has had some favorable offers to take hold Of the valuable mining
 property belonging to himself, Flood and others.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

F. A. EARLL & Co.'S, in the Welisch Block, k the place Co buy stationery and latest periodicals.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

LAYER Raislns. dried grapes, entrants, Alden sliced apples, and pears Rt Pierce & Woods.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

IF you want something you can't Ind elsewhere, you can find it at F. A. Earll & Co.'s. Welisch Block.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
[ OC1L AA TIERS.
From Saturdays Dnilv
iIJ. County SuperUsors' Proceeo,,,o,

July Il, p. m.-Full Boaru and Cge-h present. After approving previous min. utes the Board began the work of eouaIi. zation of the assessment roll for 1879.
 It was ordered that the assessments n, the following persons be raised as sa, m. posite their respective names, viz:
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

THE Exchange Restaurant will here after be kept open at night. Lunches, oysters, &c., served at all hours.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

FRESH apples, cherries. apricots. peach es, biackb be. ries, potatoes and California plckled butter at Warrens,
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

MARsEILLEs Bed Spreads and a general assortment Of toilet goods just arrived, at Lord & Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

TABLE Linens, bleached, unbleached and halfbleached, just received at Lord & Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. N. Berger's, Meyers street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

Adjourned to l4th al D. m.
 July H.-Full Board and Clerk present. Alter approval Of the minutes nf previous meeting. it was ordered that the Clerk ad- vertise for proposals for care Of the indi- gent sick Of the county for the period end. ing Decem Der 3l, 1879, the Board reserving the right 10 extend the term 10 July 3I. lSS0. Bids to be received up to July 2S al 2 p. m. Proposals to be made as follows:
 l. For rent Of hospital building.
 ?. For medical atten dance and medI- cine for sick In hospital and prisoners con- fined in jail and such indigent sick as shall receive an order from member of the Board of Supervisors for medical treat ment.
 3. For care, board and all supplies re- quired by the sick in hospital.
 Acquisitions for stationery for the Re corder's office being received, it was or dered that the Sheriff purchase the arti- cles named iu the requlsitlou.
 $. W. Carpenter HAS allowed an account Of s2 for postage.
 The claim Of c. F.. Shedd for legal serv- lees al Charleston was disallowed, us not being legal charge. Equalization Of the roll WAS continued, ylZ.:
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Desert Station.
48 Miles from Florence.
JHAs. H. LABEKEE. Proprietor
The Table

4S Miles rom Florence. CHAs. H. LABEREE, Proprietor.
 The Table ls always supplied with an ample variety of well-cOOked food. No exaRgeration In his. Stage passengers and travellers by ihere understand 1t, and to them all un- cquainted with the fact are respectfully eferred for information
 The Corral IS Large And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance Of good well water. Spe- cial care taken with stock or other profscr- ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with ChRs. Fl. I.n- beree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms of it.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

L. ZECKENDORF 6 Co. shipped a wagon load Of dry hides last week and two lOals today. Also, some pelts.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

THE largest stock Of toys Of every des- criptiOn at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Justices Court

The boys have been quite belliger- ent for a few days past. Justice Neu- gass this morning had five cases before him-four for breach of the peace and one for assault and battery on an off cer while executing warrant of ar rest. All four were fined according to law.
 SOUTHERN Pacific stage left for Casa Grande today loaded down to the guards. Among the passengers was NIT. Mott of Los Angeles, heavy lumber dealer connected with the firm of Perry Woodwork t O., who have line of schooners running from Pu- get Sound to Wilmington.
 For the last two days an action in assumpsit or promise on a contract, has been before Justice Ainsa, viz: J.. P. Van Houten vs. Sullivan & Min nich. A jury of five tried the case and gave the plaintiff $l53j0.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

PIERCE & WOOD receive fresh roll butter from California every day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

LINEN Damask, E, 54 and 3s Napkins, newest patterns. at Lord & Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

THE best cooks, best meals and bes walters at the Delmonico Restaurant.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

TOBACCO and smoking material at Earil 6 Co.'s. WeIisch Block.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

FINE jewelry and fancy goods for sale cheap at Earll & Co.'s, Welisch Block.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

The BOudOir and Panel photo graphs are made aG Buehman's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

AMERICAN Watches, key and stem winders, at Eastern prices, at BergeT's Jewelry Store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

SEWING machines rented out at Bel gers, opposite Palace Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

BEsT Brazilian Pebbles, Eye-Glasses and Spectacles at BeTger's Jewelry Store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18

PIERCE & wOoD receive fresh roll butter from California every day.
 TOBACCO and smoking material at Earil 6 Co.'s. WeIisch Block.
 LINEN Damask, 5s, 74 and $ Napkins, newest patterns. at Lord & Williams. THE largest stock Of toys Of every des- criptiOn at the Pioneer News Depot. THE best cooks, best meals and best walters at the DelmOnico Restaurant Ths BOudOir and Panel photo graphs are made at Buehman's. FINE jewelry and fancy goods for sale cheap at Earll & Co.'s, Welisch Block. SEWING machines rented out at Der gers, opposite Palace Hotel.
 BEsT Brazilian Pebbles, Eye-Glasses and Spectacles at BeTger's Jewelry Store. AMERICAN Watches, key and stem winders, at Eastern prices, at BergeT's Jewelry Store.
 L. ZECKENDORF & Co. shipped a wagon load Of dry hides last week and two lOals today. Also, some pelts.
 SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. NJ. Berger's, Meyers street.
 TABLE Linens, bleached, unbleached and halfbleached, just received at Lord X Williams.
 MARsEILLEs Bed Spreads and a general assortment Of toilet goods just arrived, at Lord & Williams.
 FRESH apples, cherries. apricots, peach es, black be. ries, potatoes and California plckled butter at Warrens.
 THE Exchange Restaurant will here after be kept open at night. Lunches, oysters, &c., served at all hours.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-27
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT CERTI-
FlCATES.

In accordance with previous arrange
ments the members of the Committee on
Permanent Certificates Of Juniata county
met on Saturday afternoon, August 23d, in
the public school house in the borough of
Patterson, and was organized by selecting
Z. O. Kreider as chairman, and j. Warren
Plett, secretary. After the organization
was effected some discussion ensued on the
question raised by J. Warren Plctt as TO
what course the Committee should pursue
with respect to the examination of appli-
cants for Permanent Certificates which
was settled by the passing of motion Of
fered BY Prof. D. f. Robison-that all ap-
plicauts for Permanent Certificates be ex-
amned in all the branches mentioned on
their respective Professional Certificates !;
and further, that regular grade of exami-
nation be fixed by the Committee at its next
meeting, which will take place Friday, Sep
tember 5, 1879, in the public school house
in the borough of Patterson, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, when all applicants will be expected
to be on hand promptly.
Adjourned.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-27

named Humphrey. a residen, of Watt,
'oSnSnip, not niure than a mile from
me cave, disappeared, and all efforts te
hnd him proved futile. The supposi.
non now is that the dead body found ir
uirty's cave was that of Humphrey,
who may have been murdered, put into
this hiding place, and now serves as a
good substitute for the purpose of de-
anding officers in the Albright affair.
The report of Humphrey being missing
is true, aud my informant states tha, he
was man built much like Sam AL
bright.
In regard to the body not being the
body OF Albright the Harrisburg Tele
gfdph published the following on Sat
urday, the 23j Mr.. VIM. j. Hartley.
OF Millerstown, Perry county, about
fourteen miles from Newport, was in
Harrisburg yesterday on legal business
While conversing with T. X. Long, Esq.
the latter asked him whether there had
been anything new developed in the
Albright case. Mr.. Hartley, who is an
intelligent gentleman, replied that there
was nothing that had yet been made
public, but be thought he could give
some Information regarding Girty's
Gave that would be of interest. He
said that on Saturday, August 16, he
had some business TO attend to at Girty's
Notch, and In company with his little
daughter, visited that place. After
transacting his business be had some
time at his disposal and be INDUCED in
a ramble toward Girty's Cave, having
heard very much about it, but never
having entered it. He reached the
crawled into it quite a distance, and he
AYERS that be did not see any thing of a
dead body, there was not the least bit
OF disagreeable odor, nor was there
anything in the vicinity of or inside of
the cave TO indicate the presence of
dead body. After seeing all he cared
TO see, Mr.. Hartley left the cave and
returned to the place he was stopping
at. This, it will be remem bered, was
The day before Albright's alleged corpse
was discovered. Mr.. Hartley was asked
why he had not assisted the coroner's
jury in its search for the truth, and re.
piled that he lived good distance from
Newport. he was not asked to attend |
and his business would not admit of his !
voluntarily. Besides he sup
posed the jury would not hesitate to
denounce the fraud as every body saw
it. Dir. Hartley will be subpenaed to
attend session Of the coroner's iury,
the district attorney of Perry county /
having been notified of his value as a
witness. This testimony fully explojes |
the story that it was Albright's body |
that was found in the cave, and strength
EMS the theory that the corpse was put
there on Saturday night.
A dispatch on Monday states that
there are two caves at Girty's Notch,
and that Mt. Hartley got into the
wrong cave.