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Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
property. A bridle and some blankets were also taken.
Fridays Daily.

LEWIS grand ball will be New Years Eve.
 hR. ". s. EDwARps and wife are in town from Hsrshaw.
 CHARLIE BROWNS horse was winner at the races yesterday. No report of the running this afternoon yet received.
 THE Mexican ball at the court house Christmas Eve, was a very pleasant affair, and much enjoyed by very brilliant little company.
 MAJOR STURM will be absent in San Francisco about month, during which time MT. Manuel Vasquez will have charge of the business See the firms card in another column.
 MR. AND MRS. o. BUCKALEw have returned from trip to Casa Grande and the Gila. Mir. B's. teams are haul ing out the machinery for Major Bald wins mill at Globe.
 MIR. LEVIN w.ll give a grand New Years ball at his hall on Tuesday ev- ening next, December 3l He intends to make It the biggest and most enjoy. able event of the season. Don't make any other engagement for that evening.
 PROFESSOR Cox returned yesterday from Patagonia where he left the miners and mining affairs in very satisfactory condition. The Hermoss is an immense deposit and will sur. prise even some of our home people when the mill starts up.
 MR. W. c. PARSONS returned yester day from New York and will now amuse himself few months in the Territory. He left Governor Stafford in excellent health, and Mrs. Stafford, though not much improved, would probably be brought to New York City.
 CHRISTMAS day passed off very quietly. The weather was charming though the coldest day of the season The races constituted the sole resort for public entertainment, and were well attended. A few were little toe merry from over frequent contact: John Barleycorn, and one or two were shown to quarters by our peace officers ! 4. D. OrIs $ Co. have made some nest improvements in their salesroom. in the way Of shelving. etc, for the proper display of their new and con stautly increasing stock of goods They have speciality in the line ot glassware, and their artistic array ot ! glasses is well worth a moments ;imC 10 drop in and examine.
 \ CHrEANAN's horse strsyed into { barley field in the valley this morning and an aged Mexican attempted tC drive it out, whereupon three china men set upon him with hoes with al evident intention 10 make gaTdeI ! patch of him. The Chinamen wer' arrested and Judge Meyers gave then seven days in iail. The Mexican wai not much hurt.
 Cor. C. P. DYKES returned to Tucsor | by Wednesdays coach, afier an ah sence of nine months in the eastern cit | ies. Owing to certain causes his oper ations m Pima county have for tim' been suspended, but he purposes tc speedily resume work, and he is stil determined to make the San Navie mines and Calabasas a success. Int Colonel regrets the delay, not only or his own account, but also on account of ihe benefits lost to this section by the suspension of his operations; thu: tying up considerable amount of cap : ital which would otherwise have been sent here. He hopes very soon to ht actively at work redeeming the time thus lost.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
FRESH Sonora oranges at Warren's

PIERCE & WOoD, wholesale frui' and produce dealers, received to-day a fine shipment of oranges, pears apples lemons, fresh butter, eggs, boiled cider apple butter, cheese, bacon, Magnoiia hams, lard 5 cts. per pound, 10 pounds 10 cents.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
ENGINES ARD B0KERS.
High Pressure or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advisable.
 STEAM BoII.FRs--Pariiculcr Rftenti' B given to Inc quality Oi The material anu work mauShiP, and none but nTst-clsss work produced.
 WATER PIPE, Of boiler or sheet iron, Of any 'Ze, mAGe in suitable lengths HIr con nPcfins together. O- sh aetS rolled. punched and I,arkrd for shi ipInent, ready to be riv lied nn The ground
 HYDRAULIC RIvETTSG--Bniler work md water pipe made by thIs establishment rivited by hydraulic rivitins machinery that quality of work being far superior O. n nd work.
 PrMPS-For mining. Ofsnv capacity and .nf any style. Our style Of direct acting com pound engines. with rouhip Hoe of .pumps, are particularly recommended We refer to those now in uSe, not one hay ing ever heen broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for under ground work irrigation or city waterWurks purposes huIt. with The celrhrUied Dsvey valve motion. SuDeTinr tn Hnv other.
 MINING NACHINERY-Qunrz mills pans. boilers. hOi~ting machinery, sink ing h"iStIng engines or oiher machinery -Nquirs'. hu2-i~Sfn
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Notice.

4 IL PERSONS AhE HEREBY CAU- n toned against negotiating with MT. NJ. OhusfOne for the purchase Of the whoie or any par or the mine known Ra the ." Total Wreck" as the undersigned and owners have not authorized him o- any one else 70 sell the said r1ina H5r them. JOHN V. HARVEY,
 WI VAIL.
 IT DILLON.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for all the lead ing papers and magazines at the Pic. neer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

A GOOD bargain for any one wishing to 20 into the laundry business. The tirtures of the American laundry for sale. Apply on the premises
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

STRANGERS coming to Tucson should not forget to visit the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

FINE German lunches at the Gem by Levin & GOidtree.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
FIFTH DAY.

Trotting race one mile and repeat best two in three: E. B. Clifford enters brown horse, Vaughn; James Halstead enters bay horse, Pluck; c. Cole enters sorrel horse, Childers; James Quinlin enters pacing horse, Mormon Bill.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
N,chors LnknLhhls Lnieation.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and permanently every case, no matter of how long standing, if directions are followed. Internal medicine not rec commended or necessary. A cure guar. anteed or money refunded. Directions in English, German. French and Span ish. For sale by c. II. Meyers, Con. gress street. 6mo
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

STATIONERY of all kinds at EarlI 6 CompaDy'S.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Tncsnn Hohd1Y Rrces.

The following are the entries for the last three holiday races on the track oi Lee & Gardner, about one mile and a half south of town:
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

EXCELLENT lunches at the Pima Bank Exchange.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

Go to Berger's and see the beautiful exhibition of jewelry, just the thing for a holiday present.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Estray.

DAYMARE CoLT,oNE WHITE FOOT. D Spanish brand oo rignt nlp, OVner will npd same al Taylor AmoTy's corral.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
J g COLLINS.

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN- D DISE, CAMP THOMAS, \. T. has now on hand 6 complete Stock of Goods such a. are required by farmers, miners lnd travellers, For sale At Lowest Market Prices. Branch Business at san Carlos. The many settlers along the Gila above aud below Camp Thomas will find it to
 heirndvRntEge Co trade with J. B. Collins
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

EXQUISITE Tom sud Jerry every day ard night st the Gem.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

ion, nervousness and headache. Look
 iut for counterielrs. Always ask Tor the water prepared by the sole pro prietors, Messrs. Lsnman 4 Kemp, New York. For sale Oy perfume-s, dtuggists and fancy goods dealers !uS- cav
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

Toys and fancy goods at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

WATCHES repaired and warranted at Shussler & Nilson's on Church Plaza.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
FOURTH DAY.

Running race-one mile and repeat, best two in three: J. H. Story enter, bay stud, Iron Wood; J. R. Simmons enters gray horse, Butcher Boy; w. A Raferty enters hay horse, Tom; David Bridges enters bay mare, Lady Com Dromise.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

Of
 Mayor,
 Conncilmen,
 Recorder,
 Treasurer.
 AsStsSprs
 Marshal,
 Pound Master. will ,ake place at the City Recorders offic' on IbuIsdaN January 6In. lSS0. Polls 70 he open from 5 o'ciock &. m. un:il snndow n. Every elrcinT residing ~lhih Stiu c'! un,ipr inc laws of AriLonn, is entitled To vute al said eleclion.
 Ev order ofthe Common Council.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, du,d City Recorder.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

ToN and Jerry every morning at the Pima County Bank Exchange.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!

fisry; tumors, foul eruptions. old sores. and all diseases or sores produced by bad blood or humors. Bris- iol's Sugar.Coated Pills cure all Liver Complaints. For sale by all droggists snd deSlers ID medicines iu9 o&v
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

TIE largest stock of stationery and legal blanks at the Pioneer News De- pot
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Ice! Ice! Ice!

yNr. II. Z. CI0rk takes pleasure iR n1InOltHcJn6 c to the citjzenS Of Tucson tkat he jS nOi0 prepared to deliUeT ICE ct the L0lc Rate 0f -Four Cents per pound for To pounds or OUer--uRder, , ceRtS--de- to any part Of tue city. II. E. CLARK.
 fc5-w
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

4 stout ha- k hnn- K tu ''>SentiHl TO pny- sicaI health as io political consistency. for weakness oi the back and dlSnrdeis ot ihe liver and kidneys, the ionic ana modern'e d'eietic action Q Inc Biiters k inc one lining needful Remcmb+r ihal tI.e stomach Is the mAinsiHy of every other organ, and that by i"vignrRiing me digestion with this prepn ration inc spinal column and ull it's dependencies are strAightened. -
 For Hostetter'S ALMANAC for 1880 ap- pIy to druggists and dealers geuernlty.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
N Otice
 TO TAX PAYERS !

V1HE TIME FOR THE COLLECTION OF | Territorial aud County Tax for the : ear 1879, has been extended by the Board of supervisors tO and including January s. 1880. after which lime all taxes not paid will become delinquent.
 CHARLES 4. SHIBELL,
 Collector. Tucson, A T.. Dec. S. 1880. lm-dw
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

CIRCULATING Library in English, Spanish and German at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

FRESH candies of all kinds ct
 WARRENs.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE best brands of cigars and tobac- co at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

ONE hundred fat chickens at
 WARRKNs.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

ALL kinds of rihes, pistols, and arr iridges at Shussler & Wilson's, Church Plaza.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Watches repaired and warranted at J. II. BerSer's. on Congress street

SEWING machines for rent at Der gers, opposite Pima County Bank.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Horse Yhlnrss

s .n' thieves have again commene- .,p' ,P'',ng their avocation in our city. ,;,l. .'o'ne bay mare WAS stolen last ,a. run Mr. Robert Eccleston. She nnot tue young horse and prized s .@ " the family. A reward of $50 ,,,, eo Tor the detection of the cul
 '' VuipIlts and the recovery of the
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
4 RoF

'''' 'le meeting at the Court House
 '' WAS a congregation at the Con s'ss hall Saloon, unannounced, and ;'1l.aoly spontaneous. At any rate
 '1s Oenocratic, and seemed to have
 g- umbrage at the Court House -l'ua'es possibly because they had
 ''unusrstood the invitation to "tell 'u'' they would do, etc" There was .uaoee too, to unfold the banner of 'S lal'hful' and start something like -t tDtnocratic party movement. It was |. ,"s' some of them had long longcd to
 1O' specially those who were al. s.; s' Republicans until they came to a' No sooner said Than done. i,.. NH done very quickly-no drinks B''0ea-and B,,,. by taking the Court p. psDse nominees for Assessor and ,.s -u Master full ticket was soon yTp' 4p' as follows; For Mayor, E. g.. ''ueTWood; for Recorder, c. H. ,,; ''''' Tor Councilmen, M. G. Sam. o,s. sV Sno [. T. Etchells; for Treas B,h T. k Fully; for Marshal, I. E. p,n' for Assessor. B. ott; for
 o Master, Henry H. Smith.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE.

AIC R r. 4 I 6
 M LRn m Rn's CeiebrHted Flor ida Wafer, the richest. most last
 ing, yet most del
 icate of all per fnmes for use on the nandkerchief, at the toilet and
 in the bath. de- slig tful z n q sheaithful Tn the , ,-irk rDOfn, re- 'lieves weakness, fatigue, prO-tTa
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Municipal Election.
CITY RECORDERS OFFICE, TUCSON, Dpcem Der 26, 1879.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN The regular Annual Munlclphl Eiec- non of tbe city of Tucson for tue erection
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

IMMENSE quantities bacon and hams just received at Pierce & Woods
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25
THE AMENDED ROAD LAW.

Tho change made in the road law that &C.
casioned the warmest discussion in the Leg
islative session of 1879, says the Wheeling
Register, is the one printed below. 1t re-
peas the act of 1877, as it amends section
twelve of chapter 1914 of the acts of 1923,
leaving the amended section us below. This
act as originally introduced, provided that
every able bodied male not under eighteen
nor over fifty years of age, should work upon
the roads, but upon motion of Hon. b. a..
Butcher, Of Parkersburg. the minimum age
was changed from eighteen to twenty-one,
leaving the section as follows:
"l2 Ever able>bodicd male person not
under twenty one nor over fifty years of age,
residing in any road precinct and is not
pauper, having had at least three days notice
shall between the let day of April and the
LIST day of November of each year, attend in
person or by sufficient substitute, with
proper tools, and work on the county roads
in such precinct, under the direction of the
Surveyor thereof, at such places and on such
DAYS during the said period as the said Sur
veyor may appoint, at least two dogs if that
number be necessary. And the County
Court of every county in which the said two
days work shall be insufficient to open, con-
struct and keep in good repair the roads and
bridges thereof, shall prescribe by an order
of the Court the manner in which the same
shall be done after expending thereon the
two days'..work aforesaid, whether entirely by
a tax on property or entirely by labor or
partly by labor and partly by tax, and it shall
prescribe, provide for, and lay sufficient
amount of tax, or labor or both, as the case
may be, to open, construct and keep in good
repair the roads and bridges in their county
during each year. Every person required
by the County Court under the provisions of
the section to work on roads shall perform
such additional number of days work thereon
as may be required by such order"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25
FERTILIZERS.

An act to protect the purchasers OF fer
tilizers in the State.
Be it enacted by The. Legislature of Vest
Virginia:
Sec. L. That alTcommercial fertilizers sold,
offered or exposed for sale shall be branded
or accompanied by analysis, stating the per
centage therein contained of nitrogen or its
equivalent in ammonia of potash in any form
soluble in distilled water. of phosphoric acid
soluble in neutral solution of citrate of am
monia at a.temperature of 1000 fahrenheit,
and the per centage of phosphorus acid not
thus soluble.
Sec. .. Every:person selling, Offering, or
exposing for SALE any oomaerciai fertilizer
without the analysis required BY Jon or
with an analysis stating that said Fertilizer
contains larger per centage Of Eny one or
more of the constituents mentioned above
than is contained therein or~for thu sale OF
which all the proysioDssf section have not
been complied with, shall forfeit one hundred
dollars for the first offense and two hun dred
dollars for each subsequent offense. The said
penalty may be recovered by motion or re-
pealed motions against the party so offend.
inc, in the Circuit Court of the county where
such violations of the law have taken place.
Ooe-half of such foes shall go to the pur-
chaser and the other half to the State.
Sec g. Il shall be the duty of the Profess
sor of Chemistry of the West Virginia Uni.
versity, at Morgautown, to aualyze any speci-
mems Of fertilizer that may be furnished him
by any purchaser of said fertilizer, and he
shall report..as soon as practical to said party
the result of said analysis made by him free
of charge or any compensation therefor.
Sec. 4. In any suit instituted by a party
who has sold to citizen of this State any
comm ercial fertilizer to recover the price of
same and q question arising as to whether
the quality of the fertilizer be in accordance
with the contract, the certificate of the Pro-
fessor Of Chemistry shall be regarded as pri-
ma facie evidence as to what is therein stated
as to said analysis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

officers of the Senate. Colonel John @.
Burch, Of Tennessee, was chosen for secretary.
Mr.. r. I. Bright, of Indiana, was fixed upon
for sergeant>at,arms, and for chief clerk of
the Senate, Francis e. Shober, of North
Carolina, was chosen. For executive clerk,
Fl. Bailey Peyton, of Loudoun county, Va,
who held position on General R. E. Lees
staff in the late war, was selected, and for
chaplain, tho Rev. j. J. Bullock, of the
First Presbyterian Church, of Alexandra,
formerly of the Franklin-street Presbyterian
Church of Baltimore was selected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The last Shepherdstown Register conta ins
leading article under the ,.signifcant: head
ing of "Our Position" the first paragraph
of which states ''that the Register is en-
phatically an independent. paper-that it is
neither the subsidized organ of any party
nor the recognized mosthpiece of any poll
tician-thAt.it is not published in the inter
est Of any Court House clique, county ring
or incorporated monopoly, nor under the
control of any trading political aspiraut or
truculen. official"
Whatever may s..she position..of tie Reg
lister, or what its courss, matters little to US,
or in all probability to the people of the
county at large; bu. if, by the above, the
Register means to insinuate, in the slightest
degree, that the Spirit Of Je6erson, among
other papers. il. either "tbe subsidized organ
of any party" or the mouthpiece.. of any
politioiau-publishsd in tho interest of any
Court House clique, county ring or insorpo>
rated monopoly, or under the control of any
trading political aspirant or truoulsnt Off
cial," then we take tho liberty of quoting
precede it with an adverse proposition, that
such insinuation is made 1oithout ga strict
regard to the requirements of truth and JUS
tice, and in due Difference to tho rights and
feelings of other people," IF there is one
thing that has been clearly patent to the
reading class:of this county, it is that as a
general thing the expressions of political as
pirants whic have been precluded from the
columns of the Spirit have appeared without
stint in those of the Register. and none know
this moro distinctly and emphaticslly than
those who have been refused this delightful
privilege on the one hand and enjoyed it on
the other. We caro- not, however, what tho
Register chooses to admit into its columns,
SO that no insin nations are cast at % and
ours. We claim to publish party paper
a paper that was Democratic in the days
when the chains of the direst Radical op.
preston were cutting our people to the very
bone-vhen not ono line of legal or county
advertising was allowed to be inserted in its
columns-aud whom, if possible, the Spirit
of jefferson would have besn wiped FROM
existence by those in power-whilst the
Register enjoyed the patronage of our OPP
pressors, and never once lifted its voice to aid
in striking of the shack les that bound us. We
arc Democratic now, and hope to so continue;
and if we have contributed ono mite towards
lifting our country from the quagmire of Re-
publican misrule, we are amply repaid
without time>serviDg or bribery from any
source.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25
u | E D..

At the residence of her daughter, Mrs z. C..
Hartford, in Wnc ester on he 21st of February,
1879, Mrs. LUCINDA A. GLAZE, widow of g go.
GIaize, decd, aged o. years, months and II
days.
In Winchester, on Friday, February 27th
1879, of consumption, JAMES A. JENKINS, in
the 34th year OF his age. May he rest in peace
In Winchester, Sunday morning. 9th of
March, after lingering illness of consump'i on
which he bore with christian fertitude, JOHN
TAYLOR, In the 42l year CT his age.
In iris plnco. on Thursday evening. March
and Mary Jane Hedges, agedI years, II months
and II days.
Near, Browns Crossing, in this county, March
and Mary Ann Gageby, aged years, months
and days
In Berkeley comfy. March Sd. 1879. Mrs.
SARAH GARRATT, consert of Richard Garratt
aged &c years.
On Bnckcreck, Berkeley county, near Sny-
der's Mill. March 5th, 1879. Mr.. PETER KEGS,
Sr,.- aged - years.. sT-<-------
At her residence in Mnrtnsburr, on Sunday,
March 9th. 1879, Mrs. CATHARlNES SULLIVAN,
in the 41st year of her age.
In shephc rdstowa, March 18th, 1879, SALLIE
MAY, infant daughter of Jno. F. and Louise
Welshau9 aged months and IS days.
At her residence in Shepherdstown. March
18th, 1879, Miss SERENA u. SHEPHERD,
daughter of James Shepherd, dec'd. aged 81
years.
In Shepherdstown. March 18th, 1879. HARRY
D.. youngest son of Mr.: c. Moore aud Mary
Entler. aged II years, 6nlontha and 25 anYs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25
COMMUNICATED.

Editor Spirit IF Jcferson-I ask space
for few lines in reply to MIR. little. He
seems gricved at what he terms my "unj just
attack" on him. He seems to have forgotten
that he was the aggressor in this matter, and
assailcd me without provocation and without
cause. He would deprive me now of the
right of self-defence, lately Of freedom of
speech 1 have not attacked him, but only
defended myself from his assaults, and when
he shall have expiated the wrong done me,
and then shall still dosirc it. shall be ready
to verify the truth of that defence, but until
then, l fee! under no obligation.
GEO. BAYLOR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-03-25

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