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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Es C6eiut, baB mir ni9t alIein bate

~ YYStWkS psp WV htS4A auSuh poltS~
zen, nit unierm abi9eu Dor benz WabIse.
triebe. Infer College pon, .Wanberer" in
ct. Saul i9reibt in eixer Der Isstsn Rrn.
gun, SdIuB zines artiteIs. ME foIst: d
YDenn man bas g~arteisetreibe I'M Mqs
ssmeineu beira9tet, bann mirb ieber uns
~befansene Burger ;useben, bab bas sanse
gerfabren BET ben iosenannten grtmdr.
pablen IN Elm 9ofenipieI ausseartet III,
bas elmer uabren Rspublit nur S1aben
briusea Tam. Cine Sanbuou PoIitifer fireu
bas erffe Eidet fir iebe Warb, Conn u. I.
70. baan werbeu bic .DeIesaten1 sefrt,
bieie trsten In i5ren gonpentifelu sufams
u.es unb firen bic rganbibatsn" bic Con.
pention fimutt baraber ab, unb bas quite
iouuerdne Bolt ioa So unb amen 6a3l
fasen. Da tbut cine &eform moth, ienil
Tam Der wabre 8pltswiIe ME gun, uirt'
Ii4eu Gusbrud tommen.@ Die bette ,Re:
form" 1T Der Bolt"
@idtisi sIuf bic art mub ben Grid:
fisr'b@ Der Stanbpunft liar ssmadt wsr:
pen. '
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
AfCo 6emte BITE 2Sa6tem! @ie gieIe

Af(o 6eute BITE 2Sa6fen! @ie @ieI.
wObI semdB ibrem@ ewifen seftimnt babsn9
Sonbsrbar, ba 1T Der cine, Der fimmt fur
ben @anbibaten, neil CT Elm Sobn Der
SmarasbinieI 1T, Der anbsre fur einsn
ganbibaten, neil er elm 0euti9er 1T, Elm
britter far einsn g~anbibatsu, neil sr Iibes
raj i'm Ereatsn 1T, wisbsr elm anbsrer, neil
ibm Der ganbibat gsIb iduIbis III, bas er
suridbaben mO9te u. I. NJ. ST Der Mann
sbrIi9, III er fdbis9 Dieie Sraseu usrben
isItsu sr6rtert. tlnb bod iinb fe bic
5auptfa9e. @ObI ieIten 1T Dus
buaue So. 70 LANCE In aufrssuns wsssn Der
8abIsn seweisn, aIs bisissmul. Gins
mel unb 56ae wurbs uu1 elmer Stimme
wiasn In Gswssuns seisst. Dos Bier
floB in StrOmsn, bas r5anbidadsn" unb
S4arwsn3eIn pOute tein gnbe nsbmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
1904

SutdtltIIfrt."....."..$5U.42U.4U
Mcgann befiruortete benz Or. Waplss
$lO.0 90 fir bic Saeob Berg seleifsten drsts
Ii1en Disnife su bemiaisen; ebenio parb
bic s27 Sorbsruns Der q. %. @lobs 9ass
Light 60. beuiaist, Beu Telephone
So. sur aufasluns zines Geusrauarm's
murben 8 Wonote 5eit ,ur prifuns bes
uilist. Die Gorberunsen Der yEimes~,
bes ,5sralb" unb y0. s. 9oftA fur Druid
wurben sensbmist. Die 0srissuns bss
WaKsrplods on 10. unb WainitraBe parb
sutssbeiBen. Das PoIi,sicomite beri1tste
gu @unften Der 8e,abluns Der &e9nunsen
fir StraBenbsleu9tuns. Dem Gomite
sur 56rbsruas bss gubrens zines a~rteiis
i9en 8runnens wa,b ueitere 3sit gum Be-
ridt bsmiuist. Der antras, eiuem Cons
tractor $500 gbi4lass;ubiuus gu beuiIs
Iiseu, warb psrporfsu. Dem Stabtratb
unb ben ginpobnsru prairis: bu: gbisn's
warb elm Oantootum paifrt. Die anses
lsssnbsit ssuifss gissntbum CUR gruei'
tsruns elmer StraBe In Der Ndbs bss Sums
miibauies 81 %conSemuiren, CAB anlaB su
LANCER Dissolution. Gin antras, bic Sade
wie6sr In grwdsuns 81 sisbsn, sins per,
loren. q. 6. Ryan warb Waassmeilfer
%ernannt; inn lisst bic Gorge Oh, Der tobs
ten @runjsr @ewi9t Oifi,iea feff3utsaen.
I'm garuep's Stsle iou teiu neuer Bos
Light ansefteat perben bic 9srrn tOnnten
ft9 nt1t einisen, ba ieoer ieiuen @initlins
bate unb teiner bsnielben aufssben poats.
Rad 9~euebmisuns elmer Rsibe Re9nun'
gen pertaste ii5 Der Stabtratb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Sn nn(erer fetten CIR. tbsiItsn nj.
nit, baB bic Sir&e pom Spsrsuiqe cine
nsue @lOde BON $500 gfunb erbaIten bat,
bic bas 9ei@snt zines ct. 9ouiiers, Serr
s. S9wdrsIer, fem iOllte. 0ieies III, ME
mir aus benz rDpersuias Commercial" ies
ben, babin su beri@tsen, baB bic id6ne
@Iods bas @ei&ent bes Germ 8. gbri.
fopb aus Dpsrsuile 1T. @ir aabsn bic
Ra4ri4t, ME fe uns Serr 8. YresIsr or.
pon babisr mittbsiIte. SoI@e 8srus9ie.
lunssn fnb bic GoIse, ruenn bic 9soti3en
ni&t aus Der Nuelle tOmmsn, mo ie b.rs
fommsu folleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
pic 9anfas Sano- nmo Smmigra-
lions Se(eGfGaft DOT, G6icaao per.

fault prddtises 2anb in Wuri9ua County
i'm noro0fli9en Ranias, auf 3ebn Sabre
@rsbit unb seudbrt beuno9 cine Yreisbsr:
abissuns BON 90 Brosent. 1923
Ginpobner, bret giieubabnen, s5 S9uIeu
unb 4 tatboliite &ir9en ftnb I'm gountp,
peIdss bios % Stunbsn Sabrt uon gbt:
caso e~ntfernt 1T. &etour Siasts, gut fir
so Gage, tofsn nur s25.
Cir Sampblete nsbif &arten, u. (. NJ.
poue man. fd member an ben beutideu
Sstrstdr, q. g. S@mit, sos Sebsuid
Ctr, Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
IS ging u,s Isste g8o5e Elm Brief ~

Is siuS uns Ieste Wo&e Elm Brief su,
Der uns fsbr amiirts. @ir baiten Dor Der
Sanb Cuff aud uniere 2eier on benz gers
gnu gen Ebsil nsbmen gu Ia6sn. Dos bats
ten mir benn 10 a~nsefansen. Oben batten
mir cine SaumIuns O9ientOpfe u. Gels
Topic absebrudt, barunter gum @aubium
Der 2eier ben Brief unb bann bi. ltnters
f9riftsn. Run, mas ni&t sei9ebsn III,
tann nod INNER sei9ebeu; es t0mmt auf
bic nmfdnbe on. Scnpta manent, verba
v%olant, iast Der 9atsinsr I'm Settlement.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Gfeno. Gin GROCER Sb.iI bss unter ben
aHbemittsItsn &lafen berri9snbsn gIsnbs
unb Observation-Disclosures Stsrbli9teit IN
unsenlsenber Rabruns unb babur6 emit,
faanbsnsr llnuerbauIi@teit unS allen bar.
aus ~entiprinsenben aeiben u. +. 10. su,u.
fdreiben, au weI&en bic u~nseianbsa 8ob.
uunsen unb bumpfisen StraBen nod bas
:Jbrise beitrasen. gu arm, Inn fd bic
ollie zines sIr,tes gu e~rIauben, finbst Der
arbeiter In Or. ausaf &6His's
5a mburser Eropfem einen treaen
Sreuns unb 5sIfer In 2eiben unb Srant'
beit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Der S6riff(eker Ghomas 9lupb be.

Der S6riftfeter Gbomas slOpb bes
mertte 5reitas Norsen in bebeutenb.s
9Sbe iber Der Stabt einea %2uftbauon, Def
fen @oubeI beutIi9 ertennbar mar; CT be-
oba9tete i'm iber cine Stunbe unb madts
mebrere gerionsn barauf aufmertiam.
Der SauOn sos Iansiam In iibIidsr &i9'
tuns, baI6 fteisenb, baIb fintsub, meter.
gla9 uieIs Anbere uoIen ben BaIon ses
ieben baben. Meni9en purssn in Der
@on6eI ni1t bemertt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
ponmeraas puste elm iuuses Rdb5s

ponuerfas pusts Elm iuuses Mdb5en
an gIapfraBe bic 5enffer. @ie man biss
ies isbr baufis fiebt, ftaub basieIbe auf Der
Senferbant unb bieIt ii9 on Der 5sniters
betIeibnss (Sash) felt. Die getIeibuus
CAB mad unb bas Rdb9en iiarste aus
elmer 56be pom Is SUB 3ur grbe. Dabsi
ieI fe auf bic re@te 9anb unb brad Swsi
Singer. gs 1T brtnsenb gu warnen, bic
auBsnieits pom Ssnfsrn berart au rsinissn.
Wan I6ie bod bic Soften, bebs bic Gsnftsr
aus, reinise fe unb ftele fs wieber 3urid.
Gis traus man ben SenfferbstIsibunssn
Obsr ben Rabmsu. @is man9ss Srausns
thinner 1T i4On 10 ssifirst unb Fat ben
Gals sebrodeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Seit Eimfa6rnug pon Or. u. &5nis'.

Seit Ginfa5rnus BON Or. u. a0nis's
hamburger Erepfen unb Bruftbee uers
iu@en sewifenIOie 5dnbler, bieieIben bur@
dbnIi9e artiteI gu usrbrdnseu, einfa9, neil
Der 8erbisnit an anbsrsn iosenanntsn Res
bitinen srOBer 1T. 9itet Sud Dor isnen
i9Ie9tsn Wirtursn, peI9e i'm @srsIsid
nit ddten Webiainsn ais Sdunb baitebsm,
unb a@tet seuau Sarauf, baB Sbr auf isber
GIai5s ober iebem Badsts bic llntsri9rift
Der Ssrrsn u. 0ossIs- u. 60. finbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
@obnortSper

DR.. Setter S5winb, Der bis babin ieiusu
Wobnfs tn ct. Douatas bate, psrlest
benisIben, pom 8. b. W. an, mad Oubus
que. @esen drttli@er anseIesenbeiten,
RoiebeifaIbe, 6aQenbsr Su&t u. I. 70.
abbreiiire man Dr.. p. Sch1Cind,
No. 1892, Corner IA. d Clay, near Cen
trail Market, Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

GimotBp @'gonuor, ber Desea bss
Worbes pom GbOmas Grimes sur tluters
iu9uns sesOsen mar, III, na9bem mar Is
8eusen uerbOrt, entIafen porben, ba bic
gspsiie ni9t ~senassnb wareu, bic Rlase
aufrs9t gu erbaltsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
gs 1T beffimmt In @ottes Ratb,

gs 1T beifimmt In @ottss Ratb,
Dag isbss 9eib iein &rdutIeiu bat
Oas's beilst!
Sabt auf Der Bruf, i'm Gals Elm 9eib,
SETS 5uifen ober 5eiierteit,
go eiletl ..
Beim apotbster tauft sur Stel'
Bon Serleb' Suftet 5 CARAMEL
'Re DOTS:
Sbr tSnnt mfrs slaubsn auf mein Wort,
sic i9affen 9inberuns eu9 iofort!
Samos if'sl!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Vote the straight Ticket! ,Stiu,u,t
bas game Sidet,A idreien bic BoItsperflbs
rer. 60 tomu.en bic Spisbubsn NIT
IN bic aemter binein. Nsin; ffiu,u,t ME
IS &e@t III, unb eusr @ewifen IS su@
iast! Sbr uout b ID tein 9 ii M MS
uteb fem!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Swei gsro6eu, bic man nit benz nsu:
seIssteu &0brenfpitsm aur 5sisuns Der
Stabt pOrnabu1, fs!en CUR 3ufriebenbsit
aus. @.iteru wurbeu bic &eTeI eineu.
bOben bporauIiiden Druid unterporfeu, IN,
fe auf tire Stdrte 81 prifsH. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Der Solsinfpector ma4t aaf's Rsus
barauf aufmertiam, baB es perbuten III, in
Der Stabt SOI3 tn uertaufen, obne baB CO
semsfen it. glio feb sswarut, ibr Gar'
mer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

pas Sener, bas 9Onnsrftas frab ses
gen l llbr an @aibinstonit swii@en
IA. u. Is. Strase, ausbra9, madte stwa
$50 S9aben on benz 9sbdube, bas gisens
tbum Der Srau @adsr pon Dperssils if.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

SEER 2sern6aro Siffsr ma6t Sas
gubIitum barauf aufmertiam, baB er cine
Ssnbuns pon SiIbers unb iilberpIattirten
@aarsn aIs Gii9aufidse, ButterteIsr,
@efdBe CUR alufnabme BON eiusemadten
5ri9ten u. +. 10. erbaIteu bat, bic CT biuts
psrtauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

CO. SeOerseit Unit a~usnubu,e SOnns
tass) finb @assn gum Witfabren Bel 8es
srdbniHsn fir $500 gu babsn i'm eeibitau
bsi Gibbs & 6 o., 4. Strase, swii@en
Drain unb 2ocuffraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Die ArBeiter Der 81. Gent. giisnbaba
babeu bic arbsit n~ieberseIest. sic per.
Iansen $l.26 per Gag unb ffatt 40 Winu'
ten cine Stunbs Wittassrubs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
S;reitaa Na&mittaa, iesns

Sreitas y7a&mittas, issnste mad
turser Rrantbsit Der fidbtii9s Steusreins
i9dssr, Ssrr Ssinri9 Ste@er, bas 3sit'
Ii9s unb wurbe am Sonntas unter GROCER
8stbeiIisuns bic 2ei9s bsissiest. Der
Stabtratb CAB off,isu benz 9srtorbsusn
has @eIeite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Gkieago Narftbert9t.

(w.r SeI.sraysJ 10. Oct. 1879.
WeblS 1925 BIS $40.
Dsi3su.-No. 2, Slip.
WeIf4torn.-3sS Cts.
6afer-2s Cts.
Butter-22 bis "a gts.
Gier-14 bis IA Gts.
Bbtsfp-$l.O7.
S4metue-$S.25 bis $50.
Rtnbpieb-$S.25 bis 100.
4wetneFeti@ --$10.2 5 bis 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Senator 2sfaiue, Der i@werfie Der
republitanii9sn gampasnenaOrfer, fubr
Isste ISOLDE bisr bur5 our WaitbiIfe i'm pos
litiidsn @ubItampfe i'm Stasts. 9ie Rss
p%ubIitansr mifen in md&tiser ansit iein,
baB fs iOI6s 8sIaseruusssei4ass aufiib'
reu laHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Staot 4 Ameeeeno.

D6S. Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque,
Iowa, and admitted for transmission through
the mail ut second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Wilnaufee Warttberi&t.

PEI. ssI.srapb.) 10. Oct. 1879.
Wsi3sn-Ro. 2, $l.l24.
Safer-2s Cts.
Sell 9torn-3s Els ss4 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Gutter ar,t geiudt.

Gin gutter fattplif6sr Mr;t ,pirb fir cine iarfs
tsuii&f Anitblans NIT fatbplti6er 8tsSlfsruns
ssiuht. Habers ausfunft trtbeiIt bic Rsbaetipn
lSteies 8lattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

Nsw:Dsrf @arttbsri&t.
wsr a%tIearapb). Is. Oct. 1879.
@eisen.-WiIwautee, Ro.2 2, sl.26.
5afer-4o bis 43 Gts.
Welf4torn-sem: ~. So ets.
GueineHetf6Nl0.0 90 bis 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
2ebrerfteQe aefncbt!

Gin latt. etbrtr, unssresiraftsf, fu&t eiHs STEELE auf BEN
eanet, NC rt6t n~nbeetnst SrselisttIsn rerlanet rtrb.
Suite 3tuanif. 'Snutn s~erstlsst prstH. Nan psntt FS
an BITE Rteasttpn bttfts 6iattts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
ct. 2outS WarftbertMt.

Wtr SsItarapb.) Is. Oct. 1879.
@ei,su-rotber, go. 2, Sl.l3 bisl.l4
WeU4torn-364 bis $50 gts.
Safer--25 bis 25t Cts.
@dpetaeHeif6- $l0. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
SiQia AZ b%erfaufen!

Da Id m.in 9t&aft a~ahaatbsn sshtn't. 70 btst.t 10 bier
cine CUTE 9ttstnbtt cine Waatnma3u' Sgattaitt nteH
bunStntr GnartiHtr. shop biats ~ tauftn.- Gas @ttduet
atbt bttt an Der Shmittt. gptrtf6ttt bee 6rrn s. Dtrtb
In 8tasbut. Natsrt ausiunft srtsalt
4. Nbarc,
Beltsut Sspa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
30 III Maton 0oloidmit ?

ron Stabfbrebimus, gantpn Rtm Id. Dtridst f5rttb tu-
ltst zen Samiltsn, Obte. NO {. BET Strrn fIster Braun
par. 9slsI6m nit pirs ptstn Grbi6a fsaH snts ,nttittn s>
tuSt. Otr n6eut @usfunfi iber TIN stbtn Tam, u6te
hieieIbt sdtisf an bic 8tsseipn bee Slattts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

pa6aqae's 2sfautrampfe battsn
Issts Wo9s ibre 8eriammIuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
go If Setter &iria bon siert ?

Dritltt mar frdbsr bel Dunltttb unb ,ss ron tsrt ne
gtrrfee. spr ndtere austuuft eebtn Tam, rt4tt httfdl
an et Reeaettpu ettlts 6lattts.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
District Mining laws Must De 0beysd

The nineteenth district court in Cali fornia on the 7th instant, decided that the local or district mining laws must be complied with, and the points upon which the decision was made are these The district law required work to be done upon the mIne every sixty days and the United States law a certain amount during year This confirms a decision or departmental ruling made not long since that a district law compelling work to be performed sev- eral times during the year was not in conflict with the United States law, provided the whole amount of work required did not exceed a cost of $100.
 This is, in our opinion, a proper construction of the law, and while il may in some instances cause incon- venience to claimants, it better pro- notes development and discourages a monopoly of mining ground for a whole year for merely speculative pur- poses. Hundreds of locations are made by men with no purpose of ever doing any work upon them, and when made in accordance with law can be held al whole year to the injury of the great mining interest. Decisions of this kind will encourage actual miners toI compel assessment work more than once year.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
THE CITIZEN.
FRIDAY, M4RCH l4. 1S7!
The Rush.


 Do our citizens realize what nun
 bers of people are arriving in Tue
 son every day? We often hear the remark that the streets show many strange faces, and we know that near ly all the available house-room is Oc- cupied. But hundreds who arrive in the town do not stop longer than to supply themselves with provisions THE CITIZEN office is on the high road from the north, and the travel thence passes its doors. IL comes in an al most continuous procession, largely composed of freight teams, of course; 1; but frequently in the day wagons of all sizes, kinds and qualities roll in, each carrying as many men as can hold on, with their bags, boxes and general outfit for the mines, and whatnot. Wear and tear seem tO have had pretty good opportunities at some. Old men, old horses, old wagons, and old stuff so knocked 10 pieces and used up that nothing but the idea of going ahead can hold them together But nine out of ten will go to the hIllsI and try over again what -hey have tired before-tO find their fortunes in the stones. We hope enough will succeed to keep of anything like panic. Not all will succeed, and iii the croSd gets too great there may be suffering for necessities. Our mines are not like those in other localities where great rushes have prevailed, | and where men could take a shovel and pan and after a days work have a days wages in hand. Here there must be working and waiting by the prospector. And after the waiting, it remains to be seen whether there will be enough 10 go around
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
More capJtaI Coming.

We are informed that Col. ". G
 Boyle will be in Arizona in about s week or ten days, accompanied by sev eral gentlemen of large means who are coming 10 examine our mines and invest if suited. IL is positively stated that Col. Boyle is at lhe head of an English company, commandin- Im- mense capital and whose purpose it is to make an expedition into Arabia to locate and develOpe the wonderful gold ledges which are known to exist there. After Mr Boyle has shown his present party the wonders of Southern Arizona he will return ,o England to take charge of the expedition which was organized in pursuance of a con cession made, by the Kheiive of Egypt. to an association of prominent and wealthy English gentlemen among whom are Sir John Mcdonald, Sir George Elliot and Col Wm c. Boyle This expedition promises most i'm. portant results, and will embark from England next September. The facts and acts which led To this expedition fill small volume of almost amazing interest They sound like fables but are nothing of the kind. Mr. Geo. Cooler, of Tucson, has been rendered the position of master of transporta- tion in the expedition.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14

ARIZONA is making a determined eff fort 10 get her resources properly be fore the East Governor Fremont and Jud ge Silent, of the Supreme Court, are about to undertake a mission there for the purpose of inviting Eastern capital to assist in the development of the Territory. They will take with them specimens of her mineral and other resources, and will make their headquarters in New York,
 The above is from the Stock Report of the Sth, and we suppose that paper speaks advisedly, since the Governor was in San Francisco about that time. But we understood the matter differ ently, and fully believed that the Gov ernor and suite constituted an Elm bassy" to Washington for certain de- fined purposes connected with the Salt River country. For the moment we had forgotten the " Development " in stitution of which the Governor is the eminent head.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
Friendly Voice for Maine.

Some weeks ago THE CITIZEN pre- faced an item as follows:
 And now, of all places in the world, they have a mining excitement away deOwn east, in staid old Maine, where we supposed they could raise nothing but lrOwn bread, baked beans and chewing gum. A friend of AIr s. NJ Allis, writing him of a number of mines there, describes one in parucu. lar, in Sullivan county, Maine, as fol lows:
 A lady down in Maine discovered this item and writes thus:
 "Th.s slip 1 cut from TIE CITIZEN. Now l want you to ask MT Cum 10 ask NIT. Allis to ask that friend of his, in what part of Maine Sullivan county is situated? Tell him, also, that he is wofully ignorant in regard to Maine's capacity for raising things. Every State and Territory in the Union will bear witness that she can and has rais- ed men and women equal to the pro duction of any other State, and that little silver mine in the town of Sul- livan, is only one of many, to say nothing of gold, granite, copper, and slate, all of which are worked to a greater or less extent. Perhaps granite and slate do not exactly constitute mines, but they are worked anyhow, to say nothing of ice which we can raise as much-ton for tOn-as Arizona can of silver and gold ore. Come to thInk of it, l don't know that copper has ever been found in paying quantities, but I'll stick 10 the rest.'
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
Texas Murderers Caught.
Northern Indian Troubles.
Fire in Ashland, Oregon.
Special to THE CITIzEN.)
The New Popular Loan-S Starting tbe Ter
 Dollar Bonds.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Treas ury Department today issued circu. lar inviting collectors and receivers of public moneys, poStmasters, and all other public officers under the Federal Government to become agents for the sale of the ten-dollar four per cent. refunding certificates. Any such of fcer requesting it, will be promptly designated as a depositary, and upon his filing bond will receive a supply of certificates. A commission of one eighth of one per cent. will be allowed on tbe sale of certificates, and like commission to banks and others pur. chasing them directly of the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer of the United States, Tn sums not less than one thou sand dollars.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
Meyers Mining DIStrct-Rew and Prom.
 iSing.

March Sth, C. Fl. Horne writes 10 friend in Tucson as follows:
 There is new mining camp struck here. It Is about fifty miles south by west of Gila Bend One location call ed tue Gunsight, made by Lockhart Myers, Marshall and Ward shows way up" Four hundred pounds of ore shipped to San Francisco worked at the rate of $2SOO per ton. About thirty locations have been made. but no work to amount To anything has yet been done. Myself and two part ners have five locations. We are wait. ing to get returns from ore sent for as says. 1 think this will make a good camp. Most of the veins are large.
 The best way 10 come here by buggy is by way of Gila Bend to the old Ajo copper mine from which It is only twenty miles.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
Revenue Deficiencies.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-At the Cabinet meeting to-day the Secretary of the Treasury Department presented for the information of the President and to be embodied in the message to the extra session of Congress, a state ment showing the probable receipts and expenditures for the next fiscal year, and the necessity of making pro- vision for the payment of arrears of pensions, by some encouragement of the Revenue Laws.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
Southern Paclfc RaiLroat

T. J. MORGAN, Esq, the popular Prescott jeweler, returned from the Southern part of the Territory on Sat. urday. MT. Morgan reports times as being very brisk and business good in Tucson and neighborhood. The popu. lation there is rapidly increasing and all feel hopeful for the future. Mir. Morgan will on the 1st of April estab- fish a branch of his business at Tue son, and we feel confident that he will give as thorough satisfaction to the pee pie there as he has here.-Enterprise, March 10.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-14
The Speakershlp.

NEW YORK, March 13.-According to the latest advices, Randall seems to be losing ground for the Speakership and Blackburn (Ky) appears to be gaining. Great stress is being laid on the fact that Randall is a teetolater, while Blackburn treats his visitors in true northern style. The World comes out strongly in favor of Blackburn this morning, declaring that the re election of Randall would, in many ways, be undesirable. The Tribune says that the lobbyists, from beginning 10 end, are against Randall, but not necessarily in favor of Blackburn. The Times says that the opposition to Randall is very decided, and that Blackburn Is developing more strength than was anticipated. Still it does not think Randall can be defeated.
 TsK0s Homjcides Arrested.
 ST. LOUIS, March 13.-A special from Texas states that several of the Mexican murderers of Judge Howard and Messrs. Atkinson and Mcbride at San Elazario, several months ago. have been arrested and placed ln jail. Their friends threaten a rescue.
 Moses in Washington.
 PORTLAND, OR, March 1S.-General Howard and Governor Terry, of Wash. Ington, Ty., have started for Yakima City with the purpose of interviewing Chief Moses if possible. While there they wlll fully investigate the situa- ton and report the same. Moses. at last accounts, was with his people at Priests Rapids. Serious trouble is an- ticipated should the civil authorities attempt 10 use any coercion in arrest