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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22

THAT AMCKTCAN NoYFl. % = Ifrr"Hh.o
WAS interviewed last evening re<pret3a4 .
novel which the evening paper represents b,
has in p~o9s lie seemed annoyed that new
paper publicity should be given to ma G.
which interested no one but HIM. NJ. Or l.
| hood does not deny that he is at work on a
story, bat says that it is far from being in
>h,pe for publication and when it reaches
that stage in literary life, shonId it ever, he.
| like Daggett, does not know whether he will
| publish it, He said to use his own language
= have some regard for my fellow citizens. )"
THE PIERCE CAsE.-The Pierce murder
trial progresses slowly in the District Court.
1t does not create special interest here from
the fact that the case WAS brought to Carson
on change of venue from another county.
The following gentlemen compose the jury
f. Niles, John Stffall, n. Roche, J. c. Col
Inns, Eugene Starkey, John Ehrhart, E. viii,
mott, M. J. Purcell, John Geiss, John S.
Richards, Oliver Cromwell and Henry P.
Phillips. The examination of witnesses be
gan yesterday afternoon. but as yet nothing
of special interest has been elected
PIANOS AND ORaANs-At San Francisco
prices can be had on easy terms at the rooms
of the Reform Club. Mr. Vann will give
personal attention to customers, and explain
the pecuarities of the various makes. All
Instruments fully guaranteed and shipped
direct from Kohler Il Chase, San Francisco |
NJ agency, no profits to middlemen and no
risk Instruments sold on easy installnents, |
and old ones taken in exchange. Orders for |
sheet, music or books, promptly furnished, |
and reliable piano tuner at the shortest |
notice. MA link
Dr.. ADAas-H F. Adams M. D., of
Chicago, will visit this city on December LIST
and remain one week only. The Doctor was
at one time house surgeon of the New York
City eye and ear imfrmary, and his specially
is chronic diseases. He is highly recon-
nended by the press of the cities where he
las operated. n.13H*
THE OPIUM CASES. cases against the
'onng boys indicted fer opium smoking have
been dismissed, Judge King holding that the
aw was unconstitutional. The boys who
we're indicted have received pretty lively
care aad will doubtless steer clear of the
ipe in future.
Re0An FOR RsNr-Finely farm shed rooms
0 let, single ell suite, With ba I'll room at Y
ached. - I'd can he had if required, The {
ute Of rooms face the ssnth Enqails at
his office
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22
STOCKS.

Coll Deans lecture had no effect upon the
market so far as the three bonanzas were CON
serned, Sierra Nevada advanced little in the
morning session, while Union Con. declined.
At IL o'clock there was bad break, Sierra
Nevada going to 43 and Union to 57s. An
effort was made to brace the market with
Ophir, but it was no use. Everything fell
away down to Union Con., Grown Point, Ex
shequer, Chollar aud Belmont.
Sierra Nevada, 43}; Union, 573 Gould l.
Garry, %; Best and Belcher, Is; Mexican,
27i; Hale and N,rcyoss, 1873; Belcher, 3;
Utah, q; Julia, % 0phir, %; CholIar, "a;
Scorpion, q; Savage, 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22

ARRIVALS The folio wing passengers ar
T. Kennedy, Mrs. G A. Rabjohn, A. W.
Stein, W. NJ Cosgrove, \. Mack, 7. Conway,
c. Spratt, s Sarat, N. Spratt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22

Has been fitted up, where Meals and Lunches be Ia
at all hoIrS day and n,ht, cooked to order No pain
will be spared to maxi this FIRST CLASS STAND
Oysters Crabs. Shrnps and Nussel3 always hend
season, and served IL the best Style.
Wines Of all kinds ughshed ordcy.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22

THE PARsON's MIsTAKE.-Y esterday after
noon man stopped a preacher in the street
and said 81 guess I'll have little job for
you tonight. Well be up about 8 o'clock -
"All right" said the parson, I'm have
every thing in readiness"
At the appointed hour a couple came to the
house of the divine and the lady. a young pre-
possessing woman, had something in her arms
which the parson thought was a wedding cake.
Have you got marriage license asked
the preacher.
" Do we have to have it -.
" Certainly"
:" Well | guess not, amt this enough7"
And here the lady unrolled the bundle and
showed the smiling features of dimpled
baby.
If you haven't got license it's high time
you had one, remarked the preacher coldly
Well, if you don't want to baptize this
boy, Just say SO and III go somewhere else"
''Heavens sir, thought you two wanted to
get married" was the ast0Aishsd reply.
The Ceremony Of baptzins the child then
proceeded with due eclut
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22

DEPAhTUREs.-T following persons de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday mora
ing j. Roberts, D. w. Mckenzie. Mrs. e.
A. Friend, Mrs. Easterly, J. Newman, M.
Toby, Alex. Toagele, G. Demont, Il. Daray
One THOUSAND D)lLABs REwARD.-I will
pay the above reward to any one detected in
scrsping gold of Of my store front.
*nv21-w H. G. MCLAUGHLIN,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22

Finest brands of Liquors and Cigars always hand
The celebrated Tea Kettle and Old Miller Whiskies
and Opera { ,.rs d speciality.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-22
FlsRV-cLsss CHOP STAND

In connection with the bar and in place OF the Lad
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
From Wednesdays Daily. Hdqon Road Commissioners.

i Full Board met last evening. viz.
 Messrs. Cum, Williams and Samaneigo
 with W. J. Osborn as Secretary.
 Report Of Messrs. Mickey and Caldwell on route Of road from Tucson to Globe City received, filed and they as a commit. lee discharged from further duty in The matter. Their report was not definite, but they agreed that a practicable road could be built for the money.
 l Some bills were audited, and m order
 made 10 advertise for bids for bonds. as will be seen by reference to our advertls- ing columns today.
 ] IL is expected that Commissioner Sama- ueIgo or Mir. Oehoa will soon examine the ground with view 10 determine a route for ihe road.
 [ THOMAS E. WALKER, one of Tomb stones pioneers and most valuable clti zens, is in Tucson. His health needs It. tie repairing. which is being done by Dr. Handy. He returns tomorrow, as he can- bot well be spared rom his own interests out there, and then he does much Of the assaying for the Tombstone Company. TIE prospects Of The Evergreen Dis irici, a few miles northwest Of Tucson, are growing better. J. W. Davis has just brought In some flne-looking ore to the office of Judge NeugaSs, which the Judge will have carefully tested. Their claims are only four miles from the line of the rallway-hence well situated.
 THE Tucson Water Company received their steam works, machinery Of several sOris and large lot of lumber to-day from the end Of ,he track by train Of Tully, Ochoa & Co. They have already struck plenty of water at fif1y.t two feet in the well which they have been digging to supply the works while hiking the artesian we'll.
 W. $. VAIL, Eso., is in from the Empire ranch and reports things in general out that way as pointing up, but says that the bonanza recently discovered 70 and cred ited to Messrs. vaugn, Horton, Richmond and HoskIns is a vein long since located and duly recorded by himself and MT. Harvey.
 PLENTY of good watermelons in mar ket, but price pretty high yet. AS they are coming in by the wagon-load the price must soon drop 10 I5 to 9 cents for large ones. Mir. Fuller expects 10 bring in grapes early In July from his Agua Caliente ranche.
 JUDGE s. w. BLAKELY, Of the firm Of Seaman, Buck & Co., left by stage to-day for San Francisco and thence to Colorado, he having some mining interests at Lead vile. He will be absent from Tucson about four months
 PPoF. E. T. Cox accompanies Dr. H. R. Allen 10 Arizona on their coming trip, sol we are informed. They were in San Fran cisco a week ago.
 SOME half dozen new houses are build ing on Stone avenue. and some Of them are quite large-nUiiceably two of them at the northern end Of the avenue.
 QUITE warm but more clouds today. Evidently rain has been falling 10 thel eastward.
 A TRAIN load of hides was shipped for the railroad today by Zeckendorf Staab.
 FULLY, OcHoA & Co. received a lot of goods by their own train to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
Health Of Tucson.

While there are the usual complaInIngs and some sickness, 1t IS especially no- Iiceable that but few deaths have occurred In Tucson for some time past. The mourn nul toliing of the bell has not been oflen heard. The great differences or tempera. iure between day and night at this season causes a good deal of signing, but very little dying or even distressing sickness The heat of the day is hot, but not swel tering, and from o'clock at night until : next morning the air is cool.
 NEXT Fourth Of July VIII be celebrated In Tucson in accordance with the pro- amme published today. IL is one that will not worry any one. and to the masses it is believed to be one that will afford real and appropriate enjoyment The public. far and near, are cordially invited to join in. There will be no charge to any one day or evening. The public are much in- debted to Judge Neugass for the labor re- quired to put the details in shape; and the military al Camp Lowell, and particularly Lieut.. J. B. Kerr have shown the klndest spirit and extended valuable assistance, for which the people here thank them.
 PosT TRADER J. B. Collins. of San Car los and Camp Thomas, is in town. He says crops up that vay are good and busi- ness generally prosperous. Some Nor mons are settling in inc valley. and an occasional hOodIum from Lincoln county, \. M., but the latter ind their new neigh. bors disposed in favor Of peace and good order.
 AFTER spending a few weeks inspecting the western portion Of his collection dis trict, Hon. s C. SIade lert by this morn- ing's stage for headquarters at Fl Paso The revenue collections under Mir. S,ade's administration exceed that Of any former officer. He is thoroughly competent and an honest man and officer.
 DIAAoSDs Of the finest quality. single stones and clusters. Fine small siones for S20; medium sizes worth three umes the money for s35; large stones for $50 10 $50. If you want bargains in that line send to Uncle Harris, 22l Kesrny street, be- tween Rush and Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
From Tuesdays Daily.

l EsKIMINzIN and portion of his people
 have just spent few days in Tucson, and to- day started back for their home, which Is BOW and has for a long time been of the reservation and on the lower San Pe- dro. Their behavior, as always hereto fore. has been orderly and sober. Eskim- inzin Is a temperate man and he takes care to see that his immediate followers are also. He is anxious for the railway 10 reach Tucson. as he says he wants To go to san Francisco and see that side of our great country, he having seen the other
 side and the leading Eastern cities. He
 is very proud Of one of his boys abnut twenty months old, and says that just as soon as he gets old enough he wants to
 put him tO school in Tucson, SO that he
 may be educated as are other American
 people. He has practically abandoned hls tribal relations, supports himself and IS accommodating property. He and hts associate Apaches of the reserve have
 good crops or wheat, corn, melons, etc., and would have had plenty Of barley had
 he not turned his horses on It 10 pasture and fatten. Without any benefit or Gov ernment whatever, here is an Apache who was but a few years ago leader of q tribe Of most warIike and savage men now an ir- dependent, peRceable, prosperous and perfec. ly friendly man, and he has num- Der of personal followers like himself.
 THE Territorial Wagon Road Commis- sloners met last evening, and without doing any business adjourned to this evening st o'clock. If these Commis- sioners succeed in getting reasonably good road to Globe District, we think Tue son will become the station at which the whole, or nearly the whole railway ousi- nsss og Globe District will be transacted.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27

BILLY FouRR, for many years owner and occupant of oatman Flat Station. has located win all his fine cattle in Pins County out in Dragoon Pass. For weeks past he has been prospecting for water and has found abundance fin snrings nea the Junction of the Sulphur Spring and Croton Spring roads In Dragoon Pass. By cieaning out springs with but little water Tn sight, plenty has been deyeloped at this very dry part Of the year. At depth or twelve feet in one spring he found an army gnn-barrel, supposed 10 have been ranimed into the soft ground by inc In. dians years ago.
 THE Phenlx Herald has been blowing aoout a soda fountain in it's town. inst ss II II were an exclusive luxury over there. Now Tucson, thanks to Charles schutz the candy manufacturer, has a handsome and nrst-class fountain, which WAS made in Philadelphia. IL is proyided win ion Kinds Of syrupn and Mr. s. Is determined 10 have Ice within few days. The body lof She fountain IS made of white and variegated marble, The faucets are siIve, finished and the gOblets are of the most tempting patterns. The deIicious bever- age Is expected Co begin to flow this eyen- tug.
 THIS Is San Juan's tor St. Jobn,sl day and one enthusiastically celebrated by the Mexican people. The city council having prohibited rapid riding and drlv- ing In Tucson, many have gone to tbe country to celebrate the day In their favorite way.
 Coop news Is coming from Cababi Dis 'riet' on the Altar road, and this news is from new discoveries, A prospector from there was in Tucson yesterday buying sup- plies, and he says he ha, found a vein which is large and assays up in the Ihou- sands-some reaching s6,OOO per ton. He made his purchases and started right back 10 develop his claim.
 THE City Council has practically se- cured the unobstructed right Of way through the corporate limits, and also over all lands east and west of the cIty asked for by the Southern Pacific Railway Company. and will so Inform the officers. Upon receipt Of this advice a right.of way agent will be sent here to formally accept the grant from the city.
 w. M. GRIFFITH, of Rerens S Griffith arrived by to-day's stage. He came in on the choice outside seat, but under an um. orella. When a stage man comes in this way 1t is a sure sign that the weather is warm somewhere on the road, for he would scorn to thus protec, himself from raIn.
 EVERYBODY admits that Summer is &C., tually upon us, and the fact is merely al lnded 10 that people elsewhere who have been swelterIng in heat for several weeks or months past may know at about what time Summer weather can be depenied upon in this locality
 THE telegraph office changes location to-day from Congress Hall 10 Sanfnrd's new building facing Court-house plaza and opposite the Presbyterian church.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
Frnm Thursdays Daily.

MR. HENRY LEsISsKY, Of the Lesinsky brothers and famous Longfellow copper mine ai Clifton, arrived by stage this morning en route to San Francisco, whith- CT he has not been for eighteen years. He reports progress at Clifton, and that they soon expect 10 have their railway completed and dispense with the use oi mules in hanllng ore, and thereby de- prive the Indian and other thieves of one source of supply. He says mules enough have been stolen from them out there to pay half the cost of the railway. The Lesinsky brothers are among tho most persistent workers in developing the na- tural resources Of the country, and they are also perfectly reliable and deserve the success mat honest effort in the right di- rsctiou nsusliy sscnres.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
FRIDAY,
[ o CAL MA TIERS.
From Saturdays nailz

| AAOAh OaliT.
 THE special city election to- day is a ma. sided affair. It was called " to dater,,tro . whether a sufficient amount of bon.. should be Issued 10 defray The exnensa. attending acquiring the right of way c,. the southern Pacific Railroad through the corporate limits" At3 P. N. but one vote had been boiled against the propos,,,on and that by a man who mostly resides ,,, Sonora and whose name Is not on thet roll and it is almost certain he never na,d dollar Of taxes in Arizona. He makas as much ado over his one vote adverseI,. 10 the city as a non-tax-payer nsnaIIr does when he does wrong thing against the progress Of the community in which he is unfortunately voter.
 FIFTEEN thousand pounds sugar and beer received at L. Zeekendorf & Co.'s ,o day. Judge by the receipts of heer fin Tucson during the last week with the aid of Levin's brewery, there is little danva, Of any suffering here for want of inc 6oan. ing liquid. How thoughtful our mer- chants are in keeping the market spD- piled with material for human irrigation.
 BEN BLOCK urrived this morning rrop, Casa Grandc with light train Of freight He says Barnett X Block will at once put iast freight line en The road, that is n line which win carry goods to Tucson from the end Of the track within four days. It seems as If this should be done 10 meet the public demand for freight within a reasonable time.
 LORD X WILLIAMS received g, 100 pounds Of groceries, hardware. sash, doors, etc.. by Barnett & Block's train to-day, and WIG. Davis received lot Of gas and steam pipe of various sizes.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
From Mondays Daily.

HERsHAw District, in Patagonia, is daily
 attracting more attention. Mir. D. B, Gil lette and associates have this day sent there from Tucson s7OO worth of :ools and other supplies, and intend to nt once put all the nc en to work that can be em pIoyed 10 advantage on the mines. The reports just received from the mines are highly satisfactory. Mir. Gillette and Hon. II. s. Stevens left for there this morning, and Messrs. Samuel Hughes, D. T. Hershaw and Ihe Williams brothers expect To get started out this afternoon. This mining operation possesses the vigor. intelligence and honesty which so quickly made a success in Tombstone.
 MEssRs. VAUGHN, Horton, Richmond and HOskins, have made discovery of s large ledge Of silver and gold bearing ore on the mountain east of Davidson's springs and about thIr;y-three miles from Tucson. They have sunk on the vein six feet and find a width of eight feet Of solid ore assaying from S25O to $500 per ton of which about s2O is gold. It crops out bold ly for thousand feet, and promises to be q very va'uabIe property. The ore sam ples brought in are attracting earnest at- tention. The claim is christened "Rich- mond."
 ORE spangled through md through with silver, continues 10 come in fIom the new
 ind near San Pedro. and all doubt of tts being hound as originally reported, Is set at rest. The vein has not been found but the bouIders from which the rich amples are obtained, are large and have not been carried far from the parent lode which will very likely be found soon, as it will be hunted for with all the zeal, industry and experience men possess.
 MAJOR TooLE received today from Camp Grant samples of ore said to come from vein IS0 feet in thickness. The vein Is called ths Lafayette and Is near to Grant. Assays or the ore will be made. IL evidently comes from a strong veln and appears 10 carry high percentage Of copper and some gold.
 HoN. NJ. NJ. GORILLA and family have just arrived from Magdaleua, sonora, and have taken up their residence in the new Iy refitted house on the corner Of Main and Mccormick streets. They have hearty welcome in their new home,
 AMoxG those building houses and dig ging wells out east Of town IS Mir. Bruck- ner, TIE CITIZEN carrier. His new house and well are south Of The Tucson Water works. and are both nigh unto compile ton.
 PROF. BUEE MAN has some fine pictures Of the bullion bars shipped 10 San Fran cisco last week. Send them 10 your friends and illustrate Ibe beginning oi our wealth.
 DR. H. R. ALLEN, connected with min Ing enterprises in the Arivaca and Santa Rita Districts, is reported 10 be on his way to Tucson.
 IF the rains come down soon and heav- lily. as they are likely 10 do, some Of the many new but unfinished buildings will be damaged.
 Two more carloads Of California and Oregon lumber received to-day by A. D Otis & Co.
 MADAME rumor has it that there are to be a couple more marriages in Tucson be lore July f, 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27

THE ninth annual exhibition of the St.
 Joseph's Academy was held to-day. com.
 mencing at o'clock A. M. Many of our
 most prominent families were represent ed. The friends Of the school and Of the children were out Tn full force. Every
 seat in the spaol ous audience room was taken and many were standing in the
 hall and Placita. The opening piece was an overture, "The Church Upon the
 Mountain" which was nicely rendered by detachment of the Sixth Cavalry Band. Then followed music, vocal and instru- mental. dialogues. etc., by the pupils, many or whom displayed considerable skill and tact. and throughout all there were many evidences Of careful training. The articulation in English was particu-
 lRrly good, both in the recitations and singing. Two plays were presented by the accomplished young Misses, the first being an allegOry entitled Lightheart's Pill grimage," ln which Miss Josefs Brown personated Lightheart, the pilgrim, and performed her part admirably. The "Queen Of the Valley of P.easure," by Miss Matllde CarrIIIo was another promI- nent and we'll represented character. The second play was a drama, "Sliva's Jubi- Iee," and was we'll presented. Some of the actresses deserve more special men, ton than we have space to give them to- day. We cannot pass without a compll- ment to little Miss Conrow, who won de- served applause by her rendition Of "CRpt. links" on tue plano, accompanied by Miss Beltran. The opening and closing addresses by Miss J. Franco were very commendable, both Tn their composition and manner Of ofdellvery- The Sixth Cav airy Band played several choice selections during the intervals, and the entertain ment closed with the distribution of crowns. premiums and gold medals to the 1 deserving young ladies.
 ON the 4th of July Messrs. Feuillu | Gravel will have on draugh 6 large lot Of Los Angeles beer, large glasses one bit each. Also all kinds Of native wines and | liquors constantly on hand. They have also spacious sitting and reading rooms for the accommodation of their patrons. ! Corner Camp street and Church Plaza.
 NEW potatoes for branch store Of Wood . head ( Gay arrived last night and weekly l >hlpmeDts will be made regularly here' afler.
 WE are informed that MT. Nj Gray and | family are about removing to Tombstone, and our nelghbors out there arc assured that they will find this family a pleasant and good one.
 CATTLE men are Interested in an adver- tisemen in to-day's paper calling fer bids for 6O1 cows and twenty-five bulls for the San Carlos Indians.
 IN our notice of the mines near Camp Rucker, in yesterdays paper. the district was mentioned as Sullivan" whereas 1t should have been given as " Swishelm."
 MR. WILLIAMS, Of Lord & Williams, has Just put neat post and picket fence in front Of his whole residence block.
 A FINE musical album for si, worth SIS, at Uncle Harris. 22l Kearney street, te- tween Bush and Sutter.
 THREE loads of dry hides have been shipped this week by L. Zeckendorf & Co,
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-27
To-Day's.
FOURTH OF JUIK. 1879.
Programme for the Celebration of te Gay
 Of AmerIcdn k1deoendence.

At o'clock A. NJ. firing Of salutes with cannon.
 AT LEWIS PARK. O'CLOCK AM. National Airs by the Military Band Of
 Camp Lowell. Reading Of Declaration of Independence, B. H. Hereford. Esq.
 Grafton,
 Benjamin Morgan Esq. Music md singing of the Star Spangled
 Banner.
 AT O'CLOCK PM. Concert, Fireworks and Dancing. Tue public in general are cordially in- vited to attend without any special invita- ton, and it is expected Of every patriot to assist in making the celebration a success.
 THE COMMITTEE.