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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-04

ExposIr1eS OF 1876. Wandering throug Oh the
UNITED section of this truly wonderful Exhibit
tion, hyperornamentcd aud oYer-dIhplaved as
the most of 1t ls, came upon an elegant glass
case, whose modesty was the more conspicuous
from IT'S Heigh2nr's fuorJ, sgrm9uuted by the
PACKAGES tie mciical prepara ions of the house
OF Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co howell, Mass.
was aware of the worldwide reputation of
this rmineEt firm. for the character and quality
of their goods. and rumcm ber well their agents
T ~ nsx;n i";sGro har1 dStors
mined to examine the contents of this case,my-
self. and was surprised TO see the delicate per-
fectiHn To which they have brought their house
hold remedies. l was chagrlned al tho rcfiec-
tion that while we have at homo the most skill
the world. these Yankee doctors distance us so
far in the line of popn lar medicines for family
taGc of tho high scientific discoveries among
us, and make pills and notions as palatnble as
druggist in philadelphia. that Dr.. Ayers manu-
factory was the largest in America, giving en-
to qss GO to
the London (Eng.) 1elsgrnph.
If you want a good pair of Boots, go to
DALGARS's
IF you want Material for good warm Suit
Of Clothes or Overcoat, 60 to
DALGARN's
If you want Mems, Womcn's or Chill
dren's Shoes, go to DALCAnN's.
If you want Hose or Ealf Hose, go to
DALGARNs.
If you want good Sugar Cured Ham, go
to DALGARNs.
If you want Gents Underwear, Suspcn-
ders, Handkerchief, &C., go to
DALGARN's.
IF you want anything in the Grocery line,
so to DALGARN's.
PUBLIC SALEs.-Tho following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
j. Garland Hurst, D. S.
Saturday. November 22nd-Real Estate,
by T. Boyd Faulkner and D. 3. Lucas, Spe-
cial Comm issioners
The Wheeling Register very properly
says Score one for San Francisco. She is
going to put walking matches where they
belong. The Frsoans are to have six
days walking match between men and
horses One city, at least, fixes things SO as
to put the people who take part in six days
walking matches on a level with other speci-
mems of the brute creation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-04
LADIES' HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUTwJLER Is prepared to do Hair
lf1 Work at moderate prices, and will mako
Braids Pufs. CurIs, Frizzss, ETC.. at residence OF
her father, near the Baptist Church. in Charles
AnriI /. ly7e-n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-04

INFORMATION WANTED - We esrectfully
ask our brethren of the Press to publish the
following in their news columns and receive
the thanks of sorelY distressed parents:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-04
SURVEYING AND CONVEYANCING.

WILL survev anywhere. promptly and Mt
i short notice-accuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection Herewith TO
DRAWING DEEDS any other instruments Of
Writing. I am engaged IN preparing second
edition OF my Slap of Jefferson County, aud viii
thnnk any Que for suggestions or Information
p. O.-CIarlcstown, Jefferson Co. wa.
Dec. u. 1877. =. HOWELL BROWN.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Accident at fhe TIoer.

News was brought to town at noon today by George Shrykes of the oc. currence Of terrible accident at the Tiger mine this morning between 2 end 8 o'clock, by which two miners, Jack Sullivan and Jack Mcdonald. were instantly killed and three more. Messrs. Hickey, Reese and McCul. tough seriously injured.
 The men were at work on the new shaft, which has now reached depth of 300 feet, and had just been relieved Mounting the bucket the signal was given to hoist away. All went well until the bucket had reached height of about 100 feet, where the cable be came unFastened from the spool, allow. ing the bucket to fall, precipitatine the whole party to the bottom Of the shaft, with the terrible result above mentioned.
 The dead and wounded were brought to the surface and eyery possible care given to the injured men to relieve their suiIerings, while Mir. Sbryke. hastily mounted his horse and came tt Prescott for medical assistance, a dis tance of about forty-two miles. Drs Mckee and Ainsworth, from Fort Whipple, went out to attend to tbe wounded men, Miner, August 23.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

THE following charge was given by Chief Justice L. Bradford Prince, to the Sheriff ard his deputies at Las Vegas recently. The spirit of it ap- plies here as well as in New Mexico, though the letter of the law is not the same:
 Officers-I have asked you to come here today for the purpose of calling your attention 10 the statutes having reference to your duties. You are to enforce the law against carrying dead ly weapons, and a failure to do so sub jects the offender to a fine of $50, yet this law is openly violated here in Las Vegas. Every difficulty that occurs in town grows cut of a violation of this law, which should be strictly enforced now that the influx Of population, brought by the arrival of the railroad. renders such difficulties peculiarly lia- ble to occur. It is your absolute duty to arrest every man found violating the law and take li,n before a justice, it involves too great danger of life. These people are subject to fine and if they cannot be taken before a jus tice, it is your duty to report their names to the district attorney.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
The iuroest fsrry.sout io fife World.

A San Francisco exchange gives the following interesting description of a new and powerful railroad ferry which is nearly completed at the Oak. land docks. She is named the Solano and will soon be ready for launching
 She is longer than the City of Pekin and wider than any vessel afioat, as will be seen by the following dimen- sions: Length, A24 feet; height of sides in center, Is feet inches; width over guards, l16 feet. The Solano will have two vertical-beam engines of sixty-inch bars and eleven inch-stroke, built by Hurlar 6 Hoilingworth, Phi ladelphia. The wheels are thirty feet in diameter, with buckets having a face of seventeen feet. Eight steel boilers, each twenty-eight feet in length, will he provided, and will be made in pairs, with a smokestack to each pair. Four Pratt trusses give a longitudinal stiffness and connect the deck and bottom of the boat in true bridge style She is double ender, and has four rudder at each end, worked by q hydraulic steering apparatus Operat- ed by an independent steam pump. By this improved method of steering she can be handled ny one man, where ordinarily three would be required. The engines work Independently, each moving one wheel, which will revOlve independently of the other. The boil CTS are placed upon the deck to pre- vent the escaping steam from rotting the wood. The hold is divided into eleven water-tight compartments, which render her less llable to sink, and also strengthen her. Four tracks will be placed upon her decks which will accommodate forty-eight freight cars or t'venty-four passenger coaches. Her slips will be provided with aprons 100 feet in length, which will admit of cars being taken aboard without uncoupling from the engine. The Solano is intended to run between Martinez and Benicia, where slips are being built for her. By this route the distance between San Francisco and Sacramento will be but eighty-fve miles instead of 140 miles via Liver pool, and 15i via San Pablo.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
To-I'ay's.

THE public have always been lacking confidence in pawnbrokers' sbons. from 'he fact that they were here to-day and away Tomorrow, they having no regard Tor the patronage Of their customers. merely trying to take Advanta,s wbe,- evor he. could. We must no,e one ex- ceplion in this State. and that is ,ha e.,oh. lishment of Uncle Harris, the ceIehrstea pioneer No. 22l Kearny street, between Bash and Sutter
 .iR. CASH Is succeeding nicely with his Finhfore business, having already Iocal. lzed the play and partially arraIgped tbe caste. Con'Iderable interest has been manifested by the public and no doubt The enterprise will be grand success. The prominent position he has assigned 10 Inc editor Of ThE CITIZEN quite p,eases our vanity. Thanks Mir. Cash cali again.
 MR. BILIcKE returned from Florence last evening and will continue on to Tombstone In day or two, where he will At once establish 1rst-class hotsI Mir B. has had two yeaIs experience fin this
 
 his new honse he will doubtless receive the liberal patronage he deserves,
 MR. ]. MCCAFFERTY returned from Col. fornia by coach last evening and informs us that he will al once put about twent, men at work on bis compauy,s mines i'm Arivaca. We like to see the developments go on.
 A SPLENDID plain case Gold Stem-wInd- Ing Waithoin Watch. full chronometer movement, patent pInioned, patent dust cap. oTigic ally cost SIS, will be sold for s75' at Uncle Harris. e! Kearny street, between Cush end Sutter.
 MIR. d. .. CLARK will put n shingle roof on his new ice building. He already has about l5.OCO shingles on the ground end the roof will soon be on.
 HE stage last evening was i've hours late having taken aboard an over dose oil Star telegrams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

CIGARETTES all kinds, three packages nfty cents. Old Judge and Vanity Fail smoking tobacco five packages for sl co All other goods at similar prices at Samp sons cigar store.
 AMERICAN Watches. key and stem. windeIs, at Eastern prices, at Berser's JeweIry Store.
 SEWING machine attachments, also ma. chimes repaired at J. M. Berger's. Mey CTS street.
 JUsr received, at Leo GoIdschmidps forhilure store. q large lot Of fine rattan easy chars md rockers.
 THK largest sto~k of chairs of all kinds at Leo Goldschmldrs furniture store, at prices 10 suit the times.
 SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for all the lead- ing papers and magazines at the Pioneer News Depot.
 GIRO ULATIEG Library in English, Span ish and German at The Pioneer News De- pot.
 MARsEILGEs Bed Spreads and a general assortment or toile; goods just arrived, at Lord & Williams.
 F. A. EARLL S Co.'S, east side Meyers street, -S the place To buy stationery and latest periodicals.
 FINEST Cognac Brandy at John R. Dali & Co.,, wholesale liquor dealers. Mesilia street, between Main and Meyers streets
 SampsO1's Cigar Store, wholesale and retail. Lowest Prices.
 FRESH Cigars by express at F. A. Earll & Co.'S. on Meyers street.
 LORD & WILLIAMS have just received an immense supply Of bacon.
 TIE best brands Of cigars and tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot
 Toys and fancy goods ai the Pioneer News Depot
 sPEcTAcLEs and eye-glass al Enrll & Co.
 Coop Flour, 5O-pound sacks s2. at D. Velasco's.
 BEST Brazilian Pebbles, Eye-Glasses and SpectAcles at Berger's Jswelry Store.
 SEWING machines rented out at Der gers, opposite Palace Hotel.
 LINEN Damask,ss, 7l and 5s Napkins. newest patterns, at Lord & Williams.
 The BOndoIr nnd Panel photo graphs are nlnde at Buehman's.
 FINE iewelry and fancy goods for sale cheap at EariI < Co.'S, Meyers street.
 THE best cooks, best meals and best walters at the Delmonlco Restaurant.
 TIE largest stock of stationery and legal blanks at the Pioneer News Depot.
 IIIumInsted dial strm-uInder watches sIO. at Berger's.
 ILLUMISATED dIsl watches cheap at D. Neiascn. on Mesilla street.
 WA>TED.-A long stove or range. En. quire at THE CITIZEN office.
 FIRsTCLAsS Sonora flour at D. velasco, on Mesilla street.
 PERIODICALS at Earll & Co.
 CIGARS md tobacco at EarII & Co.
 LEGAL blanks at EarlI & Co.
 NEW novels a. Earll ls Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
4 c1rd.

TUcsoS, A. T., August 29 1879.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Allow me most earnestly to protest against being held responsible for either the language or spirit of the articles recently appear ing in the newspapers in relation to our unfortunate church troubles. None of them have been either written or inspired 1y me, and no one can re- gret their appearance and effect more deeply than myself. Only evil can come of this discussion, therefore earne5:iy request both papers to drop this sat5 5ect and call upon all to aid in establishing that feeling of peace and good will essential to the cause of Christianity. J. E. ANDERSON.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
The MexJco1 Precautionary

CITY OF MEXICO. August 15 (via Ha vana August 2D.-President Disz con tinues tO decline to serve another term, even il the constitutional amend ment against his reelection is re. pealed. Many persons believe that the secret partisans of Diaz are keep. ing the reelection question cOntinu. ally before the public and fostering the excitement, and that Diaz will. al the last moment, accept reelection in difference to the peoples will. Many foreigners, instigating revolu- tion in the country, have been expelled by Diaz.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
THE CITIZEN.
AUGUST 20, lS7y.
 | o C4L 4A TIERS
From Wednesdays Daily

OHA W WCohCSonS b 1Ally.
 ON the subject of the street or,Iinancos Of the city, complaint Is made. I, ,s .a... that the officers warn property owners one time not 10 throw water into T, |, streets, at another. not to throw |, t,,a their vaults, or any where but fin Inc streets. Some persons are nlIovc5 ,o throw water into the street Q. any limo while others are watched very c,osalv ond threatened with prosecution nt Inc ars, violation Of the ordinance. Tn regard ,o instructions Of tte sidewalks anil r,,a,I ways it is charged that some parties al 1. ways have boxes or something as cumhar- some, In front Of their premises and notb. ing is said about it, while a very fam pOrary obstruction by others brinys do,,, offcial warning. IL Is certain Inn, s,oD water should not be thrown in,o ths streets, and that our narrow tboronsh. fares should not be filled with refuse or goods packages; but The administration ot the system should be uniform and without discrimination,
 PHIL. SHUssLER has moved his jeweIrv store up on Church Plaza where his ua. irons will Ind him nicely located win hls excellent stock and as oSIigIug ss ever in his manner.
 A. D. OTIs & Co, received to-day an. other car load of California red wood lur,. Der and shingles from ihe end of Inc track. Their stock Of good building ma terial Is rapidly incl easing.
 OUR local artist Prof Buchanan is doing better work than ever in The line or photo. graphs, &c. He also has choice lot of brackets, ornaments, pictures, &c., besLti- ful aud cheap. Go see him.
 OUR enterprising liquor merchant MT. n. Horton unlOaded a large invoice of choice liquors, cigars, &c., ai his place on Main street, this morning. This informa- tion is for the benefit of buyers and ,asters.
 CAPT. BEAUFoRD, the we'll known and successful scout Is once more In town.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

A CUBIC inch of gold is worth $21O "a cubic foot, S362, $50; cubic yard, S9,797, ,762. This is valuing it at $lS.69 an ounce. At the commencement of the Christian era there was then in the world $427, ,000,0 in gold. This had diminished to $57, 100000 at the time America was discovered. Then it be- gan to increase. Now the amount of gold in use is estimated to be $6.0O0,- O00,0O0. Yet all this welded into one mass would he contained in a cube of twenty-six feet.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

BY a letter recently received from Charleston, we get the information that the Tombstone mill is turning out bullion more rapidly than ever, that is to say bar day of over s2OOO each; also that the developments in the mine (TOugh Nut are showing better and better, and the management are particularly we'll pleased with the outlook.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

A NEW United States mail line is proposed. to start from Alamosa, Col, the terminus of the Denver and Rio Grandc Railroad, and end at Camp Mohave, on the Colorado. It would thus traverse the whole length of Northern Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

D. W. CLEARWATER has arrived from the Signal country, and informs us that the Signal mill has commenced to pound away again, and it is the general opinion that it will make a success this time The Cedar Valley mill was about completed when he left. There has been great deal of rain through that section of the coun- try IAriZOnan, August %.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

THE proprietor of Woodward's Gar dens, San Francisco, is dead. It is to be hoped the Gardens may continue to prosper. They are the Mecca of the rural editor; the spot from which he always dates one letter at least Wood ward, spare that Gardeni
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

AT the Tiger mine a shaft bucket fell hundred feet by the breaking of the rope, Jack Mcdonald, Jack Sul livan, Hickey Reese and another Me Donald were in the bucket; the first two were killed, the others were severe ly wounded.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

THINGS have advanced so far in Utah that the grandfather of an Eng lish girl who came over with a party of Mormons, dared to interfere with the proceedings at the Endowment House, and rescue his grandchild from forced polygamous marriage with one Hermon. This fact speaks loudly for the decline of the law-defying power in our neighbor Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

THE Commercial says: Grapes are twenty cents a pound in Tucson, Arizona, and two cents pound in Los Angeles. The time of transit is about seventy-two hours between Los An geles and Tucson. Who makes the profit?"
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

CONTRACTS for supplying reserva. tion Indians in New Mexico and Ari zona have been let in Washington by the contract department of the Indian Bureau. Bids taken are said to be low,
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

WHEN they are all figured up the people of Maricopa County find their taxes amount to nearly per cent. of the assessed value of property, inde- pendent of the threatened railroad tax.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

FROM the Engineering and Mining Journal of August 6:
 Tip Top has been fairly active, al though during Tuesday and Wednes day there were no transactions. The sales of the week amounted to 1906 shares. at S1.l0@S5c.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

THE last news in California is that |" Pinafore has reached Arizona, and the Apaches are striking out for New Mexico.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Fifty Dollars Reward.

r OST, BETWEEN TUCSON AND THE | Sonora line. s small morocco saichel, rontainlng papers of no value io any one but the owner. I he abpve reward Will be raid for the return Of the satchei io the undersigned Ht the Cosmopolitan Hotel or at THE CITIZEN office. C. T. CUTLER.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

"THAT picture of Tucson is again on duty, this time in the Pacific Rural Press. It makes Tucsonian feel as though he were at home just to look at it.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

LEAVE of absence for one month has been granted Second Lieutenant Horace B. Steele, Twelfth Infantry
 THE Mohave October term of court has been postponed to December 1.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

ATcH1soG, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad stock is worth no in Boston.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

THE Contention hoisting works are about to start up.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Rare Chance for investment!

NOR SALE-THE SIERRA BONITA E sinRcne ana stock, situateJ n fHe Val iey of the Arivaipa. Pima County, Art Lona. between the Graham and Cialluro Mountains. There are flve ranches in- rluded in this properly .situate,' i've miles rom each oil T respectively, owning all The permanent wnIer and tillaOla land in Inc valley, and controlling over twenty square miles Of smooth valley land, cov- cred with the best grama and other grasses. High timbrTed mountains on sach s,de of ihe valley. which are impRs- sable for stock. A mild and healthy cli- mate. These ranches will support from year 10 year, and at Rll seasons, from df iesu ;O twenty thousand heat of cattle. There will he sold with the property two thousand head or graded cattle, 250 head Of high bred horses, several fine blooded trotfing and draft stRlliOns. The calves dropped in the spring will number one .housAnd; Ire foals, two hundred. To a gentleman witb means and suitable tastes few sucn opportunities for SD profitable an investment can be found For full par ticulars apply to H. c. HOOKER,
 Sierra Bonita Ranche.
 Camp GIant. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Notice.

DARNETT & BLOCK HEREBY GIVE ID notice to the public That none of their animals are considered sold without hav- ing the venta (B) on left shoulder.
 au2S-fSwl I'm
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
For Sale 1!

EOURTFEN HUNDRED wETHERs, E at very low price. For particulars and terms apply to.
 VIM. OHNESORGEN, Ju9-d&wtf San Pedro Station, A. T.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
A Home for Sale.
Stray Mule.
Notice

IS HEREBY GIVkN THAT c. H. X Light Is the duly authorized agent of the Arizona Trading Com pdny la corpOr- stion of California; to reside In AriZoua- By order of tEe Board Of Directors.
 JAS. <. PORTER, Sec'y. Sacramento, Cal, August B. 1879.
 au2S-d& w2w
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
For Sale.

SIX FINE DRIVING MULES. TWO - Light Freight Wagons, twelve Slngl sets Harness complete. Enquire at iseo- Fields Corral.
 FIELDS & MORGAN
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

Tucson, Arizona. E. N. Fish, Proprietor. The Mill Is now In perfect order. New and Improved Machinery in every part -. Second to none for Manufac- turing Choice Articles
 Of Flour. Ihavo constantly on hand for sale: Choice Family Flour,
 Graham Flour.
 Cracked Wheat,
 Corn Meal,
 shorts and Bran, Cracked Corn and Barley for Feed,
 Etc.. Etc., At new store-room on Main St. WHEAT TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR
 FLOUR. Liberal Cash Price paid for
 Wheat.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Wareroom for Rent.
Poles.

OPPOSITE LORD AND WILLIAMS.
 on Main st. Apply at this of1ce. l22tf
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
Dairy for Rent.

WTpa pS sS A AGEEs TRssSs OF rs2 eS9p bg .ANR around; dwelling and out-bouses in fair condition. Inquire al W. .. 5uIlivan's corner Of Stone isvenue and Mccormick streets. May23-d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

IL SIZES, FOR BUILDING PUB "A posss. Apply to Tbso. Weiissh.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

HAY at Leadville, s1O0 per ton.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29
San Pedro St ation

S0ht SStO VI Se AesSts
 RE-oPENED, This old and we'll known Station situated San Pedro Crossing,
 On the direct route from Tucson to the Tom bstone, Dos Cabezas and Chiricahua
 Mining Districts, Has just b-en re-opened by the underslgn- ed, wno has put the station iH co ETE REPAIR Excellent Meals and Neat Rooms and Beds provided for the traveller.
 A STORE, Connected with the Station will be up- plse,s with n complete stock of such goods as will be required by MinerS. Farmers, and the travelling public generally. The Best Qualities of Hay and
 Grain
 Constantly on hand.
 VIM. OHNEsoRGEN. Prop.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-29

LORD & WILLIAMS, Man and Congress Sts., TUCSON.
 DEALERS IN General Merchandise. Gold Dust and Bulli on Bought
 and Sold. Cash Advances made on Wool, Hides, Metal Ores, or Coun- try Produce of any Kind. We endeavor to kerp on hand A Full Stock of Goods, Wares
 and Merchandise Required in thIs Section of the Country
 We especially invite the ATTENTIOfS Of HIINER5 to our assortment Of Hardware,
 consisting Of Picks, Shovels, Steel, Axes, and Handles, Crow Bars,
 Wheelbarrows, Powder Fuse, Sledges, Anvils,
 Bellows, etc.,
 - together with - Blacksmith and Carpenters
 tools in full assortment. We have made arrangements 10 keep on hand full and complete stock Of Giant and Vulcan Powders.
 together with Caps, etc. these goods we are prepared to deliver 10