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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
Demurrer sustained.

Demurrer sustained.
 Atkinson vs. Calabasas Company. ,o enforce material mans lien. Con,nIain, must state materials 10 hava hoo,, ,,,, hlShed for ihe particular bu,ldin,. r,,. ther opinion reserved.
 Miguel Lavadia, called 10 n,asa ,o,,, uictinent for burglary, plcsdad o,t,,,. "sKed the mercy of the Co,., ,, ground Of his youth (seventeen vears1 ,'.,.- ihs been misied by bad company and promised reform. RcmandeJ a,r son tencc. 'O' seH
 Naria Hernandez pleaded not .,,,,,,. ,, two indictments for grand larceny
 me 1rand Jury returned fjv. ne,v i'm uic'thehts' one against Patrick Ksbae for murder, in the killing Of Dsnnts C.,ss., dine, at Charleston.
 HEsrERDAY NIT. Leo. Goldscbm ,d, zi,d- " invited THE CITIZEN reporter t, ,.oo,,,, pany him through his store and ,ror, houses, 10 inspect the quantity and ouaI- ny or furniture this enterpr.sjny vo,,c merchant now has on hand nm, ,,, ,,,,., admit we were somewhat surDri,,,t .., .,.. display and variety Of his stock. During the last week he has received neorty tt,-.a 'aI- pads of furniture from the lactor,, ., "Tand Rapids, Michigan, where ii is man nlactured in the best manner iron, ,,,.. very best material. His stoc, nm b,nt. comprises every variety of furnitur. ra. qnired m this country and the stvIes and prices are such as will suit both rich and poor The advantages Of Eastern prices anu reduced freight raies epahIs> MT G"ldschmidt To offer his stock at ver,, Io, hGures' We are pleased to know that his business Is prospering and extending festerday he received a handsome order from Silver CI:y. Individuals and traders can send In Their orders aud rely upon satisfaction Now Is the lime to buv be lore the stock Is reduced by the large or- ueFs which are constantly coming iu.
 The court was occupied Thursday after- noon and this morning with the case ofl warner Vs. Drachman, appeal from Jus. lice. Taken under aJvlsement. Cerilo ". Espinosa pleaded not guilty 10 three indictments for grand larceny. Trial set Tor September l5. Territory vs. McDer- mott, demurrer filed.
 The Grand Jury is occupying n great deal more time than WAS xpected. This makes the ifth day of it's labors, and HIS now believed that 1t will not get through before Monday or Tuesday Of next week.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

MIR. NJ. T. BROWN returned this morn ing from A trip to Sonora where he found the weather much too warm for com fort. The mining operations in that country are struggling along under many difficultie- and some of the companies will soon have mills In operation. Mir. T. J. Gaffney oi the Santa FAliciia property, near C,.hor- expects 10 have set up by the first Of Jan uary next. MT. J. c. Waterman Of the San Antonio Company has their mill in place and would be running, only he has to bring his water Ave miles in pipe. Two miles Of this pipe Is already down and Mr. w hopes 10 be smashing the rocks In about six weeks. Mir. Brown says The Sonora stage line Is we'll stocked and the trip is now made in good time. A frsi class stage line 10 sonora will soon be q very important consideration and we are glad 10 hear Of improvements.
 THE kerosene fiend strucK his lloof in Tucson soil last night and made il lively for the folks in the Depository for a min nte or two. It was German student lam p-non explosive, and nothing ever gets The matter with it. Hardly ever. But the oil got on the outside this time, and it bIazed and blszed, while the inhabitants danced about. Finally, one Of Lord X Williams heroes valiantly seized the monster and slung it Into The street, leav Ing fiery Iail behind iL The taII was ex insuished easily, and quiet reigned, bui it was an exciting time.
 4 BEAUTIFUL shell-cased Riverside Chronometer Watch, and adjusted move men'. warranted for 10 years, the finest ladies' watch made, cost at the Jewellers $50, will be sold for sSi. at Uncle Harris, 22l Kearney street. between Bush and Suiter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

ANAHEDl, Cal, has a community cf lunatics who call themselves "vegeta- rians, humanitarians etc, etc. One of their principles is. not to pay for any thing they buy, always having it charg- ed to Humanity" A certain Dr Scelesinger is the high priest, and he recently made visit 10 the hospitable town of Los Angeles. After three weeks stay, he retired, and the mer- chants there, many of whom gave the community" credit, are now bal ancing up and getting ready to collect their bills from Humanity"
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
ErcUrsJo1 to San FrdDcjsco.

Preparations are now being made for an excursion from Maricopa to San Francisco. To start September 9, or October l, and the fare for the round trip to be S5700. One week will be allowed the excursionists in San Fran Tisco. Ben Block, of Maricopa, seems to be the head of this movement and we expect more particulars soon.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
ReKLKnL of E,,n,nn n Mohnue

From a gentleman who left the Sandy on the 30th ult., we learn that the new mill put up by MT. Fuller is pounding away quite satisfactorily, and that the McCrackin mill is being cleaned up with 8 view of starting it on McCrackin ore.-T Miner.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

THE following companies have filed certificates of incorporation in the County Clerks office al San Francisco: {:
 Orc NJ. and II. Co.-Objcct to mine and mill ores in Arizona. Capital. $l0,O00,000. Directors-G. ". Osborn. P. Tuggie, R. B. Stafford, " B. Ready and E. R. Pope.
 Richmond <. M Co-Object: To operate, on Turkey creek, Yavapai District, Arizona. Capital, S1O,O0O,- 900. Direetors-A. Hemme, A. Water man, k. E. Sanchez, ". H. Stevens and $. NJ. Van Wyck.-M and $. Press, September 6.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

Ar a recent China sale in London a pink cup and saucer brought $50; a plate with figures in blue, $73; a pair of jars with figures in black and blue $l3O; 8 lantern with pierced panels richly painted, S455; pair of blue and white bowls, S2e0; a set of three enameled jars, $215; and pair of jars and covers, enamcled with birds and flowers, twenty three inches high, $2,2Il.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

IT seems Co be conceded that no man is to be allowed to mention politics in California for six months to come. Many people there walked up on the fourth of September and found them selves under the necessity of doing something for living.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

THE fire-fend has been at work ia Prescott, and the people of that burg have been seriously considering the question of building waterworks, so as to be prepared to more ef'ectuallv quench fire when one breaks out in their intlammable town. Various pro jects have been discussed, one to cost S3O,OOO or more, but all have been abandoned for the present, and atA pub lie meeting resolutions were adopted requesting the Village Council to con Struct wells where most required in the village and to procure force-pumps and hose to place in them, and that a fire brigade be organized
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

THE Prescott Miner of the 4th says Secretary Gosper has received leave of absence and will go East to "whoop mp" capital for mining. The Secre- tary has been an active and enterpris- ing man in Arizona and TIE CITIZEN sincerely wishes his enterprises may all be successes.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

THE latest novelty in suicides was that of Bennett, at Atlantic, N. C. It was well accomplished by laying him self at full length on high bridge. with hIs head protruding over the edge, tying one end of long rope around his neck and the other to a heavy stone, so that its jerk broke his neck.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
Safe for Sale.

A MOSLER'S FIRE AND BURGLAR A proof safe. nearly new, with ali The latest improvements. Weight about 300 pounds In addition io The usual recepta- cles It contains an inside steel burglar proof vault with continuation lock. Cost SllU0; wIlI loo sold iur sGjO. delivered 10 Jos Angeles, Cal. Address C. A. Dobin- son, attorney at-law, Los Angeles. Cal.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

Mas. SPIAGUE concludes to make a little visit to some friends at Jamaica Plains, L. l. and takes two of her chil- dren with her whereupon the news paper men sniff music in the air" and prohesy a deluge of legal pro ceedings.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
Notice.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS COM ! plttcd n good and SubstsL tIai bridge across tue san Pedro River, at San Pedro Station. \. T.. Ht hl$ own exr ense, and VIII, therefore, collect toll from ibOss uSiug it until he iS reinI bur~ed
 High water hereafter -rill bc no obstruc- lion tu freight a.Ii travel.
 wf2u WM. OHNESORGEN
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

THE Municipal Council of the City of Mexico has formally asked the Councils of other cities t0 initiate for raising funds 10 pay the next installment of the American debt. and the National Treasury 10 set aside : 900 daily for the same purpose.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

THE Spanish Minister of the Colo nies has cabled Captain General Blan- co 70 draw against the Spanish Treas ury S50,000 daily, and to augment that amount, if needed, to stamp out the Holgunin and Santiago de Cuba hands of insurgents.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
A. r. r. SAFFORD, JOHN MASON. IANEs II, IoULE, CHAS. HUISON SAFF0RD. HUDSON & co.
 BANKEES
ARIZON
TUCSON
PAINTERS

Deposi' accounts received tn Currency or Coin, subject to Check at sich'.
 CertifcHicS uf BaposlJ issued. payable on demand or it . nxed date, bearing in terest.
 EI"Hanse drawn. in sums to suit, on Nu@ NOiR, St. Louis, Chicago and SsU Francisco; or transfer ot funds made by Telegraph D-ppSits made witb OnT Cor respondents will be cred Bed Co parties here, upon recrip; hy Us ol advice of tLe same.
 Will purchrsa or mnkN advances on Gold or Silver BJilinr. TCTgl;Oual spd County Bonds and NaTT@uss, approved COmmeTCiHi F6p-T, c;C.
 orders or requests Uv mall, ar otherwise. will receive sfrict attention. and by Q prompt and 'aithfGl execution ni our col TespOndCniS' wishes we vii! aim fO u.ortt Their esteem and confidence
 Correspondents: Anglo Californian Bank San Francisco J. & ". SaiIgman & CO., New York. Central National Bank. Philadelphia Massachusetts National Bank, Boston Bank or Commerce. N. Louis. Ae'chantS' Savings, Loan and Trust Co.,.
 Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
Notice

IS HEREBY GIVtN THAT C. II J Light ls The duly authorized agent uf he Arizona Trading Com pany Ca cOrpor- silOu oi California; Co reside In Arizona. By arder of the Board of Directors.
 JAS. N. PORTER. Sec'v. Sacramento, Cal, August l3. 1879.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
A Home for Sale.

nNE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF V land situated about Q half mile south from Tucson, Hdj1iuing ". J. Osborn's property. A good house with two rooms we'll and OcatiliO corral. Wiu be sold cheap. Apply 10 Tuliy, Och0a < Co The son. nui3-dkW wifi
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
Heat m fhe Eternal cjfy.

Many people who complain serious ly of the summer suns of Arizona
 would be delighted with a proposition
 to spend year in Italy. That's what's
 in name. The fact is, Arizona has q summer climate that is superior even to famous old Italy. During the day the sun Is warm, someti:"es very warm, but there is no time when sleeping in the open air is not only refreshing but actually delicious, the air is pure, fresh and cool, and one glides off into un- conscious slumber at the rate of 10 strokes per minute. To give our read an opportunity for contrast, we quote from the Rome correspondent to the Philadelphia Bulletin, who writes as follows:
 ] suppose it is the heat but there is nothing but police news on the pave. l cannot say tapis, for carpet 8 de- grees RcaumuT is not to be thought of. Yes, we have 3 degrees Reaumur in the shade. We are melting away like candles. If we only had little air at night! But the nights are more sui socatiug than the day. We breathe hot dust, which is stiiling. Every oth- CT town in the world has a garden or park in which to walk or sit at night in order to regain little the strength lost during the day. But in Rome. there is nothing of the kind for the Piucian, our only garden is closed, at sunset, under pretense of malaria, and thus we are imprisoned on the streets and piazza of the town. It Is this that renders the heat of Rome unbearable. Fortunately the warm weather began late this year, and it generally finishes in September.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
Ar his own request, Acting Assist

AT his own request, Acting Assist ant Surgeon R. T. Burr's contract is ordered annulled October by Depart ment order of September ,; and by order of same date Acting Assistant Surgeon W. W. Douglass is relieved from duty at Fort Yuma and ordered to Camp John A. Fucker, to relieve pr. Burr.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

PROF SHERMAN, Superintendent of Public Instruction, is reported to have lately made an extensive visit into Apache county, and says there are now five public schools organized, and that the future Of the county is bright.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

IT is said that the opposition in Spain to the marriage of King Alfon- so with the Arch Duchess Marie ot is assuming serious propor- tiOns.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

Now that the election is over the pedestrian epidemic is about to afiiict the City of San Francisco again. A six days pedestrian contest between Madame La Chapelle and Miss Bertha Non Berg will be inaugurated at Platt's Hall this evening. Both ladies have been in active training, well knowing that their powers of endur- ancc will be put to a severe test, they having each expressed a firm determ- ination to die in the sawdust before they will suffer defeat. The little Frenchwoman is a slight favorite with sporting men, among a hom she is con- sidered a phenomenon Of spunk and endurance.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

THE Earl of Dunraven, the Earl of Caledon, Lord Rodney, live English Lords, are on their way to Colorado 10 enjoy the pleasures of the chase.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

TIE man who gets the maddest at newspaper joke on himself is the same party who goes around showing the paper 10 everybody he meets when the joke is on some other fellow.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

Iv Pennsylvania murderers hunt in gangs and in gangs they are hung Four more will be executed November If, for the death of one man.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

AUSTIN, Nevada, is 10 be connected with the Central Pacific by a railroad line to be built hv eastern capitalists
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

GRANT is expected in San Francisco by the steam ship City of TokId CT the 2ist e. Sep'subcr.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

DoS LUIS E. TORRES was elect ed Governor Ot the State of Sonora, Mexico, by a majority of STA votes
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
wholesale and Retail!
"areroom for Rent.

UopE ETV!IE T.IE LORD AND WILLIAMS.
 1io g. Apply st this orfice. la3.,
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
BARNETT, BLOCK 6 CO.
 FORWARDING
Commission Merchants. Maricopa, Maricopa Wells
 and Casa Grande.

TpEC p{e"s1rN i1 announcing tO the publ.c that they have opened at MariCsi- pa, MaficDga a Wrtls and Casa CIrunde houses for the tT8n9acIiun ot a general 6lrga r5iHg ard cOiHunISSiun business and S0rtmeut Uf Merchandise. which they Will Of!,.r si the lowest market prices having shipped thGIr gOOjs d.rert from New York.
 Also. will forward ali znO,ts cOnsignei 10 rh~ni with the gF-atrSt prOnfptnvss
 Freight will bc carefully stored when awaiting shipment and m charges mRIs for handling the same. Requests In have goods forw trded by special teams Will a-. Invariably compiled with.
 They are also prepared to contrnrt for thc delive.y uf all classes Of freight tO RnJ point tn th@ Territory
 Sprciill attention gwen '0 The fOrwar,i- ing of marhin-Ty. Black >ntitE.ng and V whceI .yrIshlius done 10 order.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12
REFERENCES

Lord lS Williams, L. Z"ckanIorf X Go, I@ckendo-f 6 Sjaae, L. N. Jacobs X Co. Tucson
 J. Goldwatcr ( Fro. c. ?. Ii.ad < Co, PTe-,cOtt.
 Goldman < Co.,, N.Ii. P.rBltn. PhenTx J. CoiI.u.IsoOd < Co. M. Caii>her, Flor encs
 Meversfa'n < Co. San Bernardtno. B. CGhn. Los Angeles.
 NeyerStein & Co.,, Livingstone i Co SNn Francisco.
 IT. E. tv F. E. Thurber X Co.,. l.. ZRcken- dOIf ,G Cp., . Th0tn ss st., New York. ns-MarK all goods and address all com To
 BARNETT, BLOCK & co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-12

o,r ALBERT STEJSrELD L ZECA. Tucson, g; Brdwy RS' AT. NY.
 L. Zeckendorf N S" TUCSON, ARIZONA. WHOLESALE and RETAIL -Dealers In general Merchandise e Have always on hand and Are continually receiving the largest and most complete
 assortment
 -os-
 DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES o8 CENTS FURNISHING GOODS DRESS GOODS. GENTS, YOUTHS, aad BOYS
 CLOTHING,
 BOOTS and SHOES. GR0CERES. PROVISIONS. LIQUORS, CIGARS and T0BACc tS. HARDWARE, INNING aql E4RNING TUPLE-
 NETTS, ,,,s Thousand and One things loo x G- meruus Co enumeTaie.
 We have The Best of Facilities in Pur- chasing Goods, B.y,us onr Goods DIRECT from First Hands. and are able 10 Offer Unsurpassed Inducements
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-29
THE VETO.
The Presidents Message Disap.
proving the Army Bill.
A Vigorous and Conclusive Doc
Ument.

BOSTON, April ga Washington special to the
journal says the Presidents veto message of the
army appropriation bill has been completed 1t will
prove to be vigorous ringing document 1t will be
quite long, and will be furnished to the press to.mor
row at the same time that it is transmitted to Con-
gress There are two points in it which will attract
the attention of the American people and coptound
the Bourbons and their revolutionary plans
flrst-lt will declare that if the Democrats could
carry out their purp ses, majority of one IN either
house OF Congress could withhold the supplies, and
could, in fact, make itself the Government of the
United States.
Second That the people of the United States have
already expressed their views the general question
through the constitution which declares that this
Government consists of three coordinate branches
and not of a majority of one house.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-There now is no reason
for doubling that the President will veto the army
publication OF supplement to the Revised Statutes
and then took up the bill to prevent the introduction
of contagious or infectious diseases into the United
States. pending which the Senate at $40 went into
executive session. after which the Senate adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-29
XLVI CONGRESS--lST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASuINGTnN Anil

WASHINGTON, April %.
President pro TEN. appointed Messrs. Mcpherson
and Anthony members of the board of visitors to
attend the annual examination of the Naval
Academy.
Mr.. Wallace for the appropriation committee
report bill to provide for the expenses Of the
present session of Congress.
The legislative appropriation bill was received
from the House and referred to the committee on ap
propIiations.
The Senate passed the House joint resolution to
repeal certain clauses in the sundry civil appropra-
tion act of March 3d. 1879 1t makes appropriations
for the extension Of military Telegraph lines in
Montana and Texas.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
Pendletons bill, giving seats on the floor of the
Senate and House to heads of depar tments.
Pendleton made speech in advocacy of said bill.
He explained in detail the provisions of the BILL its
object being simply to secure TO members of Con-
gress all the information the heads OF departments
can furnish, but without making any change in the
powers of any departments. He claimed the
system admitting heads of departments was adopted
by all countries and was the only reasonable, in
teliigent and progressive way of legislation.
Mr.. Morrill, opposed Pendleton's bill, and argued
against its expediency and said that it was no
argument in its favor that foreign governments ad-
mitted their cabinet officers to their deliberative
assemblies We should adhere to methods known to
free governments and not adopt those observed by
monarches. To effect snch legislation would
require an amendment to the Constitution but this
would not receive as many votes as there are mem
bers Of the Marine band.
Mr.. Peudleton moved that his bill be laid on the
table to be calle1 up hereafter. Agreed to-
The Senate passed the bill providing for The
b and he has, after consultation with the Secretary
of War, prepared draft Of the message which will
be submitted to the Cabinet at meeting tomorrow,
and sent to the House before adjournment, if time
permits if not, the bill will be returned with the
message Wednesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-29
SOUTH AMERICA.
A Terrible Famine in Bolivia.
People Dying by Hundreds.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The SUMS correspondent
at Panama says: ga terrible famine is raging in
Bolivia. The closters of the Convent of San Fran
cisco, at Cochabamba, present most pathetic pic
ture; l4O0 starving people being there anxiously
await the bread of charity. Mothers who are unable
to revive thoir dying children themselves dying of
hunger. and who nevertheless deprive themselves of
nourishment to give to the beings they clasp their
arms; old men who are bowed down by years. mis-
cry, nakedness and want appear more like spectres
than living Creatures youths too weak to abor rags
everywhere. everywhere famine, Punched vsages,
paintiVe cries, misery tears and despair-hs is the
picture presented in the four closters of San Fran
cisco, as well as at Santa Teresa, Santa Clara and
other places where food is distributed CORES
pondent writes from Sacre Bolivia that it seems
ifindustry had been killed by poverty and famine
In the streets are multitude of indignant people
begging, entreatng, praying by all that sacred for
something with which to satisfy their hunger Some,
after shocking at door to implore charity, have
fallen down, so overcome with debility as to be una
BILE to stand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-29

In the libel suit of the Rev. Mr.. Lothrop OF
Amherst against the Springfield Republican
for charging him with cruelty to his children
the Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-29
MINOR TELEGRAMs,

Gen. Alfred Sully, colonel of the 21st infantry. is
dead.
The New England Fish Association has exrelled
George II. Watts, recently OF Rogers s. Watts, for
fraudulent transactions
A large number of government laborers in Brook
Ign struck yesterday account of trouble in GETTING
their pay.
US. Steamer Plymouth has been released from
quarantine.
Iron Mountain railroad bridge across the Red Riv-
er has been washed away.
The laborels on the Lachine can Il have struck.
The Times says LoriLard's bay colt "Uncasn has
gone amiss, and may not run on Wednesday for the
1000 guineas stakes at the Newmarket spring meet
ing,
At Lancaster, N. H., the jury on Saturday returned
verdict in the case of Lousia and Mary Jane Blake
against the Grand Trunk Railway Company, award
ed the plaintiffs 1901 for damage to their timber
lands by a fire set by sparks from locomotive.
More incendiaty fires are reported at Newport.
RI.
Catherine Mullar of Providence committed su;cide
Sunday, by taking Paris green.
Ex-Gov. Pinchback has resigned his position as In
ternal Revenue Agent in Louisiana, having been re-
fused leave of absence to attend the constitutional
convention, to which he had been elected delegate.
an the ground that it against the policy of the
administration to have federal Office holders take an
active part in National or State politics.