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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
WILLIAM OSBORN.

A TTORNEY at Law, Notary Public and ACpnveyRncer. special assistance given ln obtaining pa ents for Mining and Ire empllon claims, and also title Co land under the Desert Iaud and Timber cul- lure laws. Office north side Of Congress street. Tucson Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

PROF. NJ. II. SHERMAN was in Phe- nix again last week on school busi- ness. Arizona IS fortunate to have so competent and energetic a Superin- tcndcnr of Public Instruction 10 sue ceed Gov. Stafford.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

FRANK CORBIN. Judge T. ]. Bidwell A. F. ScheifTellin and A. W. Stowe ar rived in san Francisco on the 9th on their return to Arizona. They ar, prominent and well known operator, in Tombstone mines and mining.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE poStorfice ai Phenix issued money orders during the quarter end ing September 30. 1879, to the amount of $1S.557.SS; and paid money orders during the same time to the amount Of $56l457. 4 falling off of B per cent. from the previous qusrrer - IHersld.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE San Carlos Mill and Mining Company has filed articles of incorpor- atiOns 10 operate in the Globe mining district. Pinal county, Arizona Terri ", with a cnpital stock of $l0,OOOOOO and as directors ]. Raymond Oliver. w B. HelhngS, W. E. Smith. Peter R. Brady and John Devine.- Bulletin. Octobers
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
SEAMAN. RUcK & CO

DEAL Estate and Mining Oric.. Bureau
 lC No. Cosmopolitan Hotel Building, Tucson Arizona. Cores spOndents IH all Inc principal cities of The United States. Parties wishing tn sell or tO puSchHSe properties. would do well tO give us a call.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
EYe Hundred DoLLnrs ewnrd

The Arizonan contains the follow ing notice:
 $500 Reward-The above reward will be paid by me for an officer who can and will arrest any robber Of tho United States mail.
 SAMUEL DENNIS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
SOLON NJ. ALLIS,

S, DEPUTY Mineral Surveyor and V. Civil Engineer, Tucson, Arizona. Oilce corner Congress Str .et and Church Flaza with B. P. Thurnunnd. Is prepared 70 do any work in his line with prom pi- h+S and dispatch. Making Top1grapni- rAI Maps and Sectional drawing Of mines sDecialty
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
H. B. LIGHTHIZER,

Formerly Of St. inuiS} \ TTORNfY at Law. will pracrIce in all Il The courts Of ihe Territory. Office un Congress street, Tucson, Arizona.
 anrl-lN NNSnl
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE Southern Pacific Railroad gives the following as the rates per ton at winch ores are now being shipped from Maricopa to San Francisco:
 Ores a>>aying from SS6 ro SG0............SI7 so Ores HSSaying from SBl tn slUJ ..-........ 2l Si Ores asSayimg from Sl9l to $500. ..-... 27 50
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
". :. EOWARnS.

TlNIL Engineer and Surveyor, United V Siaies Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Tue sen, Arizona. SpSclal attention given Io locaiiuns un Ter the Desert Land Act and obiaIning patents Co mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Assay Office and Laboratory.
.Conducted by

-COnducted by w IT. R c K A R D, Fellow Of the Chemical Society, London Formerly MITCHELL X RICHARD,
 London, and RICHARD & wIEGAND. Gold HH,
 Nevada. Analytical Chemist and Assayer Of Cop per and the Precious Metals. By Special Authority of the Chilean Government. Paientee of the RicKard Furnace. Agen iorrh Hunt, Douglas & Stewart Lix- iviatiOn Process for the reduction
 Ot Copper and Silver Ores. Plans of apparatus and instruction in the
 process of Lixiviation. Scale Of fees same as in san Francisco. Destruction in AsSaying and Analysis. Ofiice next door Co Custom House,
 Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE San Franuisco Bulletin pub fishes tn. statements that work will be resumed on the Southern Pacific rail way some time in this month and that lone thousand horses will be employed.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE Chicago Tribune of the 1st in. stant says that the AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa Fe railway is aiming for a connection at Nazatlan on the Pa "a.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

M ILL, in addition 10 general law practice, give special attention iO land
 nd mining Titles, urder either Mexican n Ainerlcan laws. Commissioner ui DVyus Tor California. Abstracts Of Land ana Mining Titles. Onire. Tucson, one .H IsH above Lord & Williams Private Sct. Main street, one door below the surveyor Generals office. 'Iy29
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
DENTIST T, 2. HITCHCOCK, M. D, s.

Has permanently located in Tucson far The practice Of Dentistry in all ifs branch es. Ard can be found al !. <. NosbuTg'~ rooms, Opposite the Postoffce.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

A TTORNEYS and CounselOIs at Law, \ Tucson, Arizona. NOtaries Public. Urice United States District Attorney. O1ice on Penuing On ;treet.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

TTORNEY at Law. Justice or the A Peace. All business intrusted prompt ly attended tn. Especial attention paId tU conveyanClng and collections.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
C. HILL HOWARD

Formerly of V. F.. Howard & SOns.) \ TTORNEY and Counselor At ! aw, A Tucson, AriZona. Special attention given Co Mexican and American land and mining litles. aull-d&wIf
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Hos. FITCH. CLARK CHURCHILL
 FITCH G CHuRCHHL

\ ITORNEYS and CouuSelors ai Law. -A Prescott, Arizona. VIII practice in ~.t me Courts of the Territory. SurCi"l S'ehtlon given 10 cases in the supreme Oouri 10 mining law and the p-ri,-ctI 'n u oi ulles to mines and lands. Dth..e in 'ne Bank Of Arizona Building, D stars.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

\ LTTORNEY an1 Counselor a. Lay and \ Notary Public. Tucson, Ariynna Orlce co Congress street, opposite Posi-
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
J. JA.ZABRISKIE. B.H. HKRFFORD HEREFORD & ZARRISKIE.

Il Notary PubiIr. office on MeyrrS st. opposite Palace Hotel, Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
". STREET J. II. LUCAS. J. HAYSE Es
 HAYNES, LUCAS 6 STREET,
JOSEPH NEUGASS.

q TTORNEYS Rt Law, Tucson, Arizona A Ofice oD Congress street.
 Branch office Rt Tombstone.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
BENJAMIN MOI GAN. G. VI. sPAULDING
 MORGAN 6 SPATLDISG,

TTORNEYS snd Counsel"rs st Law, A Office corner Of Main and fennlng lon streets, Tucson, Arizona. uclS d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
ALTAR, SONORA.

ALTAR, SONORA.
 me undersigned, Proprietor Of the Cos mopolitan Hotel. desires 10 call the atten- ''Oh or The travelling public to lis Large anu Commodious Hotel, where he Is pre- pared 10 furnish every accommodation ic "@'eiers at reasonable figures.
 i-''m J. M. ZEPEpA.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
JOHN ROMAN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TCCSCN, ARl h zona, will practice in all the courts of The Territory. Ju20-d&wif
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
IT W SEAWELL, M. D.,
FARLEY g. POMRoY,

nHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Office oppC
 site Bank of Stafford, Hudson & Go.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
f;}EY's!!.(SI }EY5'!;!.(S l
 E1!lSIII!iII lI!ll|
Corner Beale and Howard Streets,
 San Francisco, Call,

DUIIDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
 ID in all iIs branches. steam boat, steam.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
JIG. HANDY, Nj. D. OTce on Congress Street. Tucson.

V. EARLL. r sIANFoRD
 STANFORD & EARLL, TToRSEYs aL Law. Tucson, Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

plain death notices, free. Obituary re ,,srlIs iR prose, sS per square; In poetry g. 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
.Rr1sHFD EVERY SATURDAY.

orice % Corner Church Plaza and Me
 silla Street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

Rusiness advertisements at Reduce q Rates.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

VNHOMAs PRICES ASSAY OFFICE, CHEMICAL LABORATORY
 And MINING OFFICE.
 52i Sacramento Street.
 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Assays and Analyses or Ores. Sampler and Purchaser Of sll kinds Of ores.
 BULLION MELTED,
 ANALYZED AND REFINED And Returns made In Coin, Currency, Certified Checks or Certificates or Deposit To any part of he country. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
 EASE DrILIOH. aqfv
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
LINDLEY & GORILLA

CHAs. LINDLEY, NM. GORILLA, attorney al Law. spanish English
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

one Copy, one year, s5 % one Copy, six months SOO
 single numbers lh
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
ApvERTIsTNa RATEsi

Ten lines in this type, one sq.
 One square, ten ines, one rime........s2 25 Each subsequent insertion..................I l 25 Professional cards, per quArter............ : co
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

trrHoRIzED AGENIs FOR THE CITIZEN W.N. Kelly, newsletter at Prescott, has TgF CITIZEN for sale, and has authority to receive and rec 'ipt for money due us. Charles ". Gran Sole Agent, Room 10, Safe Deposit buIIA,ng, BPS Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
 James AbegE. Yuma. E. lTvine.-.-.---- henlx. pr. J. Fl. Pierson ,..............- WIcken burg. Julius F.. Levy.--..-..................L Cruces. Frank c. Marshall---M McMillen's Camp. G A. SwRsey Globe City.
 JOHN P. CLUM. Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

.rrHoRIzED AaENTs FOR THr CITIZEN
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-03
A Theory for Noses.
THE New Quarterly Review,

The New Quarterly Review.
As the forehead grew outward with in
creasing brain-growth, and as the jaws re-
treated backward with decreasing usage, the
nasal bone and cartilage were probably push
ell forward, as it were, from above, and
dragged downward from below. These two
movements, slowly continued in the plastic
development of the organ for many genera
tons, would finally produce just such a
shape as that with which we are now famil-
lar. Of course, it must not be supposed that
there was ever any actual physical strain,
such as would result from any attempt to
push or pull Negroes nose at Que trial into
the Aryan mold; all that the theory demands
is slightly altered mode of growth to meet
the altered circumstances during many thous-
ands of years. The molecules which would
once have naturally arranged themselves in
one order, would later be driven by slightly
different attractions and pressures to arrange
themselves in another order. And thus it
would finally result that man, when COM
pared with the higher apes, would possess a
human nose and that this nose, short and fat
in the small-browed prognathous negroes,
would become relatively large and promi-
nent in the straightforward, small-mouthed,
and delicate-featured Aryan. So that, in
the last resort, the nose must be regarded as a
product of two other factors, not as thing
in itself 1t really depends, if our theory be
correct, upon the joint action of the increased
brain-cover and the decreased jaw bone.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-03
CHANGELESS.

You had wronged me cruelty, darling,
You had been unKtnd, untrue,
And / rose in the night OF my anger,
And talked with my heart OF you;
Less than the winds of summer,
Less than the sands of the sea,
Less tnan the leaves of autumn,
said you were now to me.
But saw your face for moment
To day on the crowded street.,
And the night of my anger vanished
Like puff ball at your feet;
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More than the wealth OF the sea,
More than the harvests of autumn,
You are all the world to me-
Love is not love If it vanish
When q cruel deed is done;
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And yet goes loving on.
Better frOwn from my darling,
Better his form to see,
Than kiss from any other,
Or the whole worlds smile for me.
Better one touch of his fingers
Than the whole OF anoJher's hand;
Better his coolest accents
Than anothcr's voice most bland!
1t is thus love you, my darling,
And nothing is love but this;
Yes, bliss without thee is sorrow,
And sorrow through thee Is bliss.
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Sunday Laws.

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music on Sunday in the popular pleasure
grounds. Puritanism will oppose it most
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last. For every librarian kept on duty on
Sunday, 20 barkeepers will have holiday.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-17
DFCiSIONS-JULY l6

Synrems t'ourf-Cbdmbers BY judge DOnohue.I
pres1p art Hami opinion. Price ag Prlce.-D
Wav All Wsv and Others-Judgment granted. . ,,o.,
sse3ni TsTge-B Judge nOhue.-Giles. ETC. agt HO,u
All and others Dismissed with COSTS Day, w. "f' WV
circuit Part + BY Judge Van BIunL-AgaVo aEI JILL
S,lperior Comrt->pecial Term-Bv Judge Freedman;
-Stuyv, SAINT ag Mauhews-Order denying mO1n WIN al
cos,s 10 abide event Pierce aCt Durne McGnis eI AZ
Az steward-Oriers OF disoonJinuAnce Koch sg
orer fol exam nation etc stenburgcr sgt al'Sh 81
Decree signed. cram ct a. Hgl eeson ia saIe
referee confirmed and Judgment n torecesIe anu &c
ordered Suman aRJ Duhel et al order mod ing JUhc
non. Kelly agt Devn.-OrGer denying moon III
aud receiver etc Walsh e. akeierenee 0IHeae
Sheehaa at Huerste; tn Tghe e al toieT Ag
andal AIT DuEenh ny; More agt Cuhlhus ~
Si.e RcbeTs agt Leslie; HaIgarten agt Isaac Dolphin
agL MacEavs flanagan sgL Coleman orders sr'hie''
Common Pie0s-SDecidi Iam--By Judge Larremore
BLAND agt field TOmpKius agt Fed-Apphcatl0hs grant
ed ana bond approved In the natter Of Ruppapor ID ne
matter ~ New Hrsch agt sra E
u an agt Edwards memorandum. Pape agt the Wv
York Central and Hudson River Railroad company ,d
granted Omstead agL Chadw1esOrder seteG anu td
smith agt Werner-Moon denied and STAY vacated order
entered matter Of keuy-Apphcauon denied see
gran ed m ven0re agt Bende order ente ed
denying nouon 10 vacate order OF arrest asse sst %
II 20 ct made appear. StoTs agt CastePDl
for ms 0rder made the MarDe Court BLOCK ACT
Tumgarf Az Davd-There be no Doubt OF the nCh or a
court amendment OF sherifs return ana re-
cas- the def preudced by the amendment
Taer apphc should made If necessary 10 Judge Van
Notion denied Berger BergerReport Of referee con-
hrmed and decree OF sale ~ partition offered ~, 80.
Equfty IcrB,By Judge Van Hocsen-ieg & Co. ast.
O'Bvue.-C Compliant dIsmisse see opinion.
Murine Court Cham6Ts-By Judge SmnOtt.-
Wetherl sg Order dlscharg1ug attachment
Brown r. McCann-OrdeT enteret Wagner agt Mullen
finsmSr@ opening deTault av agt CrUdtL-Order
stipulation Gismssing complaint granted with oosts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-17

r.rrusou of tho Eighteenth Precinct, supee
0mee, tooE him before justice Kibretb AZ we nola
Vile Courtou achafse vi '"'i'
He was discharged. Il, e..
,ustip Nolan died on July z from the ehects
,,,.,.s alleged 20 have been committed on July oS
s,soa Ford who arrested ana lockeu ul :" '"o
-. the verdict OF the jury impaneiied Nv Ooio".l
ar last Tuesday exonerated the pr oser a IU,
N"ltn" writ OF habeas corpus was ooUhlt s, 49,
blame. ,ttce Potter in supreme Court, Cnamoers'
Gay ne nnrposr 81 obtaining hs dlsenargs. gos not
tnoner represented hat Ponce Jnso Of the Jury
NV and no withstsnding the verIIct % s '
~ tre ne sill in iail. The writ is returnapie "U".,
when John Sanford, of No. 3S2 Ientn-
,,ortb AGO became involved in a dispute WIN us
If the result Of jealousy on his part ne are"
,olver and ared at Der, the shot taxing eneo' :.
a. The wife was conveyed TO the E" oUseGS Of
sioe Were for some DAYS her life was despare1q, ~
has been in prison since, awaltlhg - fSr re-
her INJURIES. Yesterday MrS' Sorson Market Police
covered rs to appear nj the Jrner"r bnsband jus
Curi and complaint against ~ defanIf of 81 500
nee Morgan committed him TOT tri'i !" we
bail D.b &C No
yybno tho family of Charles Bertsch, OF NO
-, c.-,,,o,,-s+ BrookIyn was absent at picnic on
I,o.Aav his house was brokep open ana roooeu VI
,.o,.s = lined at $500. Mr.. Bertsch suspec'eu "s
h~o,he, otto age twenty, and Jams D. f"n''!' "
,tring the robbery. He started IN pursmr OF tneh'
-, ,,d ,ben, AZ the Fortv-second Street station Just
anc cum sbont to hoari train He detained them,
od thew were taken in custody by an oneer. rH"n
uese's ,,;e senior tssned a warrant for them. and
thew g U,Te taken TO Brookyn. otto pleaded gu ity'
they 10 rinetesn wears OF age, and lives IN Seven
fiNuii NeV-York A number of the stolen aItleies
.sere recover in New-York pawn-shops.
Charles Steinberg, age "a, Swede, OF NO..
Aoa Brtges Brooklyn, has not lived with his wire Tor
emo time Tuesday night he got very drunk, ana de-
rined 10 visit his wife, who lives at the house OF
robp ". Wood, No $50 St. Mark's-ave. stenoerg was
t admitted 70 the house by Mr.. Wood, and thereupon
. ,.r,e Greatly excited and began to kick the door
tnr,on.lV officer McDOnough, OF the : xth Avenue
pence attempted to arrest him. but eeinDrrg attacked
- 40 vtror. usv that the officer compelled 10 use
49, club npon the mans head, INJECTING severe Won o.
A. the ssuon-nOuse SeinberR was found 10 De sun /
A. . IN driurn tremens and alter the wound his
I'D was Dire ssed he taken to the City hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-17
4 NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.
A MISSOURI LINE AGAINST WHICH The WESTERN
UNION APPLIED FOR AN INJUNCTION.

A MISSOURI LINE AGAINST WHICH THE WESTERN
UNION APPLIED FOR AN INJUNCTION.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-TO-day the Western
Uaion Telegraph Company filed a petition in tue
State Circuit Court Tor an injunction against
the ST. Louis. Kansas City and Northern Rail
way Company, the Central Union Telegraph
Company. Carlos S. Greeley, David NJ. Edgarton,
John d. Perry. Dwight Tredway, David r. Francis and
J. j. DckeY The ground Of complaint is tire proposed
erection Of new telegraph line under the direction OF
the parties named, along the line Of the ST. Louls.
Kansas City and Northern Railway. Such an act, the
Western Union Company claims, would be in violation
OF its contract with the railway company made IN 1870,
and running TWENTY-FIVE years The construction OF the
new lue has already been begun The petition was re-
ferred 10 Judge Ihayer who refused 10 grant preni-
nary mi lncuOn, saying the Court was not certain
OF the validity OF the contract, and if It valid and
should be broken the petitioners had other ress.
The ruling that injunction would be granted
until the defendants had time to appear and pres ent
their side OF the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-17
ESCAPE or 4 SHERIFFS PRISONER.

THE FOUR PERSONS WHO ASSISTED IN THE ESCAPE
LOCKED Up
Judge McAdam, of the Marine Court, yester-
day issued Tor the arrest OF Ferdinand Cohen
age twenythre years. Of No. 81 Essext charged vi
breach Of premise by Bertha Oppenheimcr, OF No III
Ridge-st Last night Deputy-Sherh Mcneil arrested
Cohen who persuaded the officer TO take
hun 60 the house Of Nathan Levy, law
Yer, Of No. ] 40 SuiOk-st to prepare a Da-Dond. A
Number Il Cohen's friends followed the pair 10 the
house. While the officer engaged with the lawyer
C0nrn ran away. and the officer started after
HIM Coheu's tire themselves in hIs and tile
prisoner escaDed Two Of the cOnspratOrs Louis JOmb
and NOll Rosenberger, OF No. IS Essexst we're then
arrested ana locked mp IN the Delaney Street
Station. An hour later Abraham Nash of No.
1S9 Divis!On-st, and Levi Umger, Of No. $50
Orchar9-st., came to the station house and
OH rcd 90 surrender provided the other prisoners
were released Instead OF negotiating with them the
police locked them up Also and late at night tae SheTs
officer was looking for Cohen TO keep them company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-17
rALFNpAk, THIS Day.

SUPREME OURT-CBAMBE Potter, Court opens at
1880 M. Caendar called II Nos. II, 32, 5s los
l24 las l66 lG9 179 S ls2 1877 l9S 1893 200 2Ol 2O9
2l6 222 DO 24 235 25S 49, gao 252. The Assessment
Calendar will be called by Judge Donohue IN special Term
room Nos 17s $50. 1872. 1S3 49, 2O9 20 2ll 24Z
2l3 2l4. 2l5. 2l6. ~. 2ls. 225 234 $50 go 2S7.
TEEN-Donoaue, Court opens al IO;oO q H.
Law and Fact-No. lOlO.-Murphy agt MuhOHand.
SUPERIOR CoURI-sPECIAL TERA-Freedman, J.-C0urt
opens Il mo DAY calendar
COMMON PLEAs-SPKCIAL TERA-L2rremore J-Couft opens
a m For notions
GENERAL sEssIONs-PARr I-Cowlng THE People Agt
Chasne Cox continued The following cases are
placed calendar for pleading only Niilm smith;
IObberv William BauE p. Costello ieOnous assSut ana
battery Peter zane BOppe James Barnes, Michael
Hurley. sheridan David Reed. William Mac"m burg
larry Daniel Meaey John Watson John Hanley. James Bre
man, henry smith grand larceny Kate BIacY Jeremiah
Murphy jeremiah O'Ne James Wilson James Pri2 Daniel
Cullen larceny from the person Thomas sullivan Louis
Luhlkc, assault and battery.