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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
THE CITIZEN.
xATCRD4Y. NoyEMBER IS. 1879.
AK0TBEa KlkL FOR ARIYA ca.
Tie Derre and TowRsen0 EIH ard HIni1g
 Company.

! Tie Derre and Townsend EH ard Kihi1. Company.
 | Thenew ten-stamp mill for this com
 pany passed through Tucson Tuesday en route to the mill-site at Arivaca and thinking that some facts concern | ing the corporation would be of inter est to our many readers TIE CITIZEN . reporter sought an interview with Mir A. Derre, the General Superintendent, and obtained a statement, substantially us follows:
 The company was incorporated in New York last September, and its di reciory includes some of the foremost mining men of the United States, with unlimited capital at their command The company's property includes about fifty mines, situated in the sev- eral mining districts in Pima County. The ten-stamp mill now in course of construction is built of the latest i'm proved machinery and is, no doubt, one of the best ever made.
 The Superintendent has a force Of men at work grading the mill-site at Arivaca. Nillwrighls and enginecrs blacksmithS, etc. are anXiously await. ing the arrival of the machinery on the grounds, which it is hoped to have running by January l, 1880 The ca pacitY of the mill is twenty tors each twenty-four hours For the present the company intend 10 work their free gold ore until roasting furnaces shall be built, when il is probable the stamp capacity will be considerably increased and as much as forty tons of silver ore crushed daily. The engine and boiler are sufficiently powerful for such ar increase in the stamp capacity.
 The organization of this company of Eastern capitalists was effected by Messrs. Derre and Townsend, both having, within the last three years, in vested considerable capital in Arizona, and thus secUred what is thought 10 be very valuable mining property, Con tracts for sinking, building, etc, etc, have been let by the Superintendent and before long the vicinity of the mill-site in the beautiful valley of the Arivaca will be the scene of life and hustle.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Mining Work Notice.

l\ his heirs, assigns ar,d legal representa- lives. Take notice that l, the undersigned co-owner with said John Foley, deed. in The Hopeful mlne. in Arivaca District, Pima County ArlzOna. located Septem Der 2l, 1878, have done the assessment work on said claim for Che year ending June 6. 1879; that the sum Of so IS q e me from said John Foley, dec'd. or the owners oi said John Foley. deed, interest m said claim, as his proportion Of said RssesS- ment work: and that unle>s said sum Of $50 IS pa Id me on or before the expirai ion of 20 days from the date of this notice | shall claim forfeiture to me of said de- ceased's interest in said claim. by viriuc Of section 232S of the Revised Statutes nf iae United States. B. A HARASZ
 Dated Tucson, October 10, ISsS. 52-ld
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15

SECRETARY TAYLOR, of the Com. stock bonanza, has been si a few days, which brought the following in regard to him:
 MT. Taylor says he has been paying of now for about six years, during which time he has disbursed over $JU, 100000, and yesterday was the first tune that be ever was a minute behind hand. He has handled so much money that he can tell by the weight of pile of twenties, without looking al them at all. how much there is in the lot. In paving of he has the gold counted into SlO0 and $40 piles and the silver into $4. SC. and $1O piles 90 that he can pass it out as fast as the men can come up to the pay ing coun ter. So sensitive is he to the weight of a pile of coin that sometimes il q $l0 stack of half dollars contains a few that are new. and consequently d trifle heavier than the rest, he will stop and count them over to see il there isn't some mistake Virginia Chronicle, November f.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
The Gem

The Gem saloon is now in full blast under the management of Messrs Lev in & Gold'rce, having been thorough- ly remoIied inside and out. The billiard room and reading room are particularly neat, the private room for ladies and gentlemen, who may desire German lunches, oysters in the shell, and such little delicacies will be found very attractive, especially in this non oyster country. Messrs. Levin 6 Gold tree have an arrangement by which they gel 200 oysters in the shell daily by express, which will just fit our oys- ter-lovers. The Gem is open day and night.
 Hcy. s. R. DELoNG is again in town. havIng just returned from Sacramento where his wife and family are now re- siding.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15

THE Expositor says in relation tc the report of the Maricopa Grand Jury that il meets with little but approba tion in that county, except from the officials whcm il touches. Some think ihe jury should have gone further, anC found indictments against a number of officials, but that opinions does Ho' prevail. The District Attorney is eX- cused for his failure to commence ac- iions to cancel certain warrants tha; were wrongfuliy issued, for the reason that the District Court has held in the case of Yuma vs. Werninger, that the District Attorney has no authority to brIng such suit in the name of his county unless authorized by resolution of the Board of Supervisors. At the last meeting, held on the 3d, tie Board Of Supervisors ordered that hereafter no bill should be considered unless il was presented 10 inc Clerk three days before the meeting.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Chnrces Ecainst Mnior Reno.

NEW YORK, November 7.-Stanford Newell of this city, counsel for MaJol Reno, furnishes a copy of the charge. preferred by Colonel Sturges, from which it appears that Reno is accused of one fight and three drunkS, instead of one drunk and three fights; also ol being disgu>tingly intoxicated, in
 stead Of grossly indecent. at a trader house during the traders absence
 The fight was with Lieutenant Nichol son instead of with Surgeon Bulwer
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA, October 2O, ls79- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N the following namrd settler has ed notice Of hIs intention tO make rnal proof m Su port Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date Of this notice, viz.: Thomas bun bar, Of Tres Alapnus. Pima County, A. T. Pre-emptiOn decI3rItury Stafemcnt No 3lS. for the S- D.. ], of x. W. l4 section and r.. lI Of N. W. lz and S- W. T of \. J.. ' of section s. township D south, range 70 ehSt. and names the al- lOwlug as his witnesses, VIZ: Frank Long. of Tres AlamOS. Pima County. A. T., and AbsslOm A. VIII. also or T. res AI- amos, Pima County. Al
 C. Nj. k. PAULIS9N,
 2-5t Rsl ,'rar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
B1AcKsMrHINe is a very importar

BLACKsNITHING is a very important item with train men, ranchers, etc, and we would call the attention of such and all others having work in this line to he new card of MT. James Quin- lin. who has just established himself at the shops formerly occupied by Thos. Belknap, corner of Meyers and Pennington streets, where he will be pleased to meet old friends, new friends and strangers and promises to treat them all ka-i-i-i-ndly."
 Ram
 We were favored yesterday with a substantial rain, which continued quite regularly for about ten hours. The change from dust to mud was decidedly agreeable under the circum- stances. Recently the dust has been very disagreeable, and a resident of Tucson during said period would per force be compelled to meet the require ments of the Texas standard of hay ing sand in his craw."
 Returned
 Judge Wood returned from Dos Cabezas last night very much pleased with the town, which he says is the preltiest little p ace in seven counties. The Judge was particularly impressed with the extent and richness of the ores on the Casy lode. In his opinion Dos Cabezas has a great future as a mining camp.
 MR. /. STAAB, of fine firm of Zeck- endorf S Staab, of Tucson, and S,aab & Bros, of Santa Fe, is expected in Tucson in a few days. He comes via. San Francisco, at which city he arriv- ed several days since.
 TIE telegraph line got wet yester- day and hence no dispatches. The Western Union line will be here soon, and then we will have reason to hope for better things
 MR. J. GOLDTREE invites attention to the fact thas he has some excellent brands of cigars and tobacco, just re- ceived. He mentions prices in his new advertisement today.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Sirer City Hens.
From the Herald of Novembe

From the Herald of November 8: Several new buildings-tirst-class dwelling houses-going up in different parts of town.
 We understand that three immensely rich bodies Of ore have recently been struck in Brcmcn's "'1J mine.
 II is said that NJ. ". Bremen has an offer of $25O,O0O fer his mill and the mines which he owns in Chloride Dis tTiCt.
 The machinery, drills, etc, of the New Mexico and Massachusetts Min ins Company will serve Co demon strate that Silver City is entitled to her name.
 The people of Shakespeare are uu- fortunate. Gov Wallace. aided by Secretary Ritch, has discovered that the Governor of the Territory has no authority to order an electiOn-not, even, for precinct officers.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, AEIzoNA,
 Oc.Ober 70. 1879.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY THAI THE N fOllOwing-named settler has I led n'- tlce or his intention tO make final poo. in support Of hls claim, and secure i iai entry thereof ai the expiration Oi th.ry days from the date or this notice. vz- l., man W. Wakefield, ot Pima County. Arizona. Pre-emptiun declaraiOry si'i-- ment No. 5s3, for the =. r.. "a Of section g.. township l6 south, range Y east, anH names the following as his witnesses. v c. Feels LuJrn Of TucsOn, Pima County, aba Antonio SedillRs, also Of Tucson, P4ina County. C. M. k. PAULl-DS.
 2-5t Registrar
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA
 October %, ls-y. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TEA ] 1N the Following named settler mas Ll-- no lee oi his intention Co make nu"i 2 p.',.- m support Of his claim, and secure hA.. entry thereof at the expiration Oi tn.iH days from the date Of tuls notice 'i-.- Jose GHllegO, Oi Tucson, Pima Codn.J. Homestead application No. ST. Tor 'is. northeast quarter section lj tO~nShip, 4- south range l3 east. and names tAe .- lowing as his witnesses, viz: Pelrl bl' nell, uf Tucson, Pima COun'y, A. I', ..- Dolore- Rivera, also Of Tucson, I''-'' County, A. T. ...
 c. NJ. K. PAULISON'
 2-5t Re. .lsirar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Lord ( MMams

Within the past ten days this ener- Cetic firm have received over So,yOO pounds Of general merchandise They now have three warehouses full of new and excellent goods. The store is manned by prompt and attentive salesmen who are prepared to supply their patrons with any article from a needle to a saw-mill.
 WE notice that the Catarlnas have a heavy coating of snow on their peaks this evening. We must be having a visitation of the cold wave in the east.
 LORD & WILLIAMS have treated themselves to new advertisement in TIE DAILY CITIZEN, which appears in this issue.
 Mn. DELoNG has a notice in to-day's paper, warning all parties against pur- chasing certain mines in the Santa Rita mountains
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZ->A'
 October Is, Is1A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN J IT. 1N the following named settler mas -' z notice OftiS intention Co make hb1i i-.t iu support Of his claim, ann secure ". "'-.- entry thereof at the expiration '4 ''. lays from the date or tEis notice. .--. John A. Jusfus. Pre-em pti0n derlH Hll-, y 5tate meut No. .657. for the <. w 7 p.oi x section and W l5 of V. Wa aHI'. q W. "A of =. W. section Is, t"~ li,-.'. lii,i,t.-- =. range lf east, and names me ID lt.5-...-1 fs his Witnesses viz: Charles o' S' 'r,.. pf Tucson, Pima County, A. I.' anu Tam M- freciadO, also of Tucson, FinlI
 j-5t -''' Registrar
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15

IN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI | I cial District. In the County Of Pua. | Territory Oi Arizona. Theron <. HrcIruck, | lplsintlff. against Elizabeth A. Huchclck, defe danf. Summons. Action brought | in lhe District Court of the First JEdlridI | District m and for the County Oi Pima .il [ The T TritOry of Arizona. y he IeU!tur lof Arizona sends greeting 10 Elizabeth A.. | iHifchcOcK. You are hereby summnuei and required tO appear in au Hclun brought against you by the above named ! plHintiff m the District Court Of the Fir-t Judicial District in and for the Couury of | Pima, in the Territory or Arizona, and tu- SweT the com piaiDt filed with the Clerk Oi this Court al Tucson, in said County t | tcpPy Of which conplsint sccOmpauirs lthiS summOns) within twenty days leIClU- isive OftEe day Oi service) after thr servic' upon you Of this sum mons 1T served iu [ this county; but if served OU; Of the cuId- Ity and within this district then wiruU thirty days; in all other cases forty days. | And you are hereby notified that if you | fail Co appear and answer line cOmpiaiut as above required, The pIaintiGwIlI apply 1 iO The Court for the relief demanded therein and costs and disbursements iu this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal O; IT the said District Court Rt Tucson, lI this seventh day Of November, A. b 1879.
 GEO. A. CLUM. Clerk T. l.. STILES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15

IT IS understood that at the coming session of congress the subject of en acting a bankrupt law will receive early consideration. In view of this the eastern mercantile community has already commenced 10 agitate the sub. iect. and New York merchants are having 8 bill prepared, embodying their views, which is to be presented al Washington.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
TTCsoN

'4LONA Deposb accounts received i- c or con subject To Check at sigb,S ,S0rFeney Certincates Of Deposit issneI on demand or at a fixed date h. payable teresL, OeaTlng i'm Exchange drawn Tn suus |. New York, St. Louis, Cbi.aso' sNit on francisco; or transfer of fpnds ana san telegraph. Deposits made witb made by respondents will be credited ,o our Cor here. upon receipt Of us oi advi.. 'p psriie' same. 'ice Of the Will purchase or make ad,. Gold or Silver BulIi n. Terri,".,egr1S on County Bonds and Warrants 'Oi.a a and com merci3tl paper, eic. "PPro'ec Orders or requests by mail. or o,. will receive strlci attention o,-t SiSs prompt and faithful execution n, .,'lu n hy a respondents wishes We VIII aim ,.' u''l cor their esteem and confidence, 'o aieFi'
 CORRESPONDENTS. Anglo California Bank, san Fro,.t.- J. X W. Scligman & Co.,, New Ycrs oh Central National Rauk, PhUadaiTIt Massachusetts National Bank R6s,n. RA. Bank Of Commerce, St. L0uis. 'h' Merchants Saving, Loan and Trps, c-
 Chicago. No.,
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Settle Up.

HAVING SOLD OUT MY BUSINESS, II all persons Indebted 10 me by book account will come forward immediately and settle up and save costs.
 oc6-m THOS- BELkNAP.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!
Wareroom for Rent.

OPPOSITE LORD AND WILLIAMS,
 V on Main st, Apply at this office. l2Sti
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
HEiMB0LD'S BUcHU $ UK-
 EQURLLE0

 By any remedy known. It IS prescribed by the most eminent physicians all over the world. in Rheumatism, SpermatorrhGa, Neuralgia,
 Nervousness,
 Dyspepsia,
 Indigestion,
 Aches and Pains, Constipation, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint,
 Nervous Debility,
 Epilepsy,
 Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica,
 Deafness,
 Decline,
 Lum mbago,
 Catarrh,
 All NervOusI c Complaints, Female Complaints, Etc; Headache, Paln in the shoulders, Cough. Dizziness, Sour stomach, Eruptions, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Palpitation Of the Heart, Pain in tEe region Of the Kidneys, and a thousand oiher' painful symptoms, A re fhe offsDrfups of DvSuppsia
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
From Tuesday's Daily.
KTeu

EisE.-
 The great fire al THE CITIZEN offic, thIs afternoon was not the work of a1 incendiary The upsetting of the ker osene was an accident, but it was de liberately set on fire. The quantity oi oil happened to be a lit;le more than bargained for, and for a moment il blazed and crackled and smoked like the fur,es internal. The excitement was the widest; all the fire engines il town were out; even the devil seemed a'armed-perhaps he didn't recog nize the coal oil oder. The proprie tor was just looking around for his in surance policy when suddenly th, blaze died away, leaving the oGic, -hrouded in a dense cloud of smoke The total loss is estimated at less tha, half million, only a portion of which is covered by insurance.
 Correction.
 As the condition of our friend, Dr Good!eilow, has been the subject ot considerable comment among his nu merous friends in this vicinity, and in asmurh as morning journal has re cIntly published 8 couple Of rather contradictory statements in two sue cc-siye issues If that paper, we con. cluded to ascertain the truth about the matter, aud for that purpose we inter viewed his physician with the follow ing result: The Doctor is suffering from the effect Of coucCssion of the brain and spinal column, but no bones are broken. His present condition i, not at all dangerous, and with ordi. nary care and prudence his recovery is almost certain.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
PHARMACEUTICAL.
4 SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALLI

y1OR DEBILITY, LOSS OF MEMORY, \ IndiSposiiion to Exeriion or Business, Snor;uess of Breath, Troubled with Thoughts Of Disease, Dimness Of Vision. Pain in the Back, Chest and Head. Rush of Blood to the Head. Pale CountenaDce and Dry skin. IT these symptoms are al lowed to gc on, very frequently Epileptic FItG and Consumption follow. When the cons flution becomes affected It requires strengthen ar Il tone up the system-which
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
From Mondays Dauy.

On Friday last, one of the most i'm portant cases on the docket of the Dis trict Court, was settled ard dismissed. This suit Simon Silyerburg vs. John ". Hopkins ct als.) has been pending ! for a long time. l. involved the prop ertv known as the Trench mine, in ! Patagonia District. This was under attachment, and negotiations for a compromise were begun some time ago. by the mutual cooperation of l Messrs. Farley < Pomroy, attorneys ] for plaintiff and Hereford ( Zabriskie attorneys for defendants. Al last upon the arrival of of Mir. Silverberg from San Francisco, the whole matter was amicably arranged in accordance with the original agreement of attorneys. Articles of agreement were executed and signed and the case was dismissed. The property now being free from all incumbrance can be sold. Mir Samuel Hughes was appointed trustee and Mayor Toole alternate. We understand that this valuable property, one of the best developed in the country, could have been disposed of long ago at big figures had it not been for this litiga tion. The probability now is, that parties in the east who have had an eve on the property for some time past may renew their advances toward pur- chasing.
 Discharged.
 About th5 tenth of October Charles ". Bartholomew was arrested on com plaint Of L. Zeckendorf < Co.,, for dis posing of bis property to delraud his creditors. He either could not or would not give bail and has been in the county jail ever since. This morn ing the matter was brought up before Judge French, at chambers, on a wit of habeas corpus, and after iull hearing the defendant was uncondi- tionally discharged. 4 big suit for damages is promised as an addendum to the imprisonment.
 \ BASE ball match is on the tapis now for Thanksgiving, between the  ' Citizen and Star mines. Consid- cradle interest is manifested and the boys are practiaing up. The Citzen nine will probably Lc selected from the following ballers," viz: Baque, Far rcll, Snyder, Roche Goodfriend, Here ford, Gum, Reed, Norony Bros, Frank and others.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15

DOAD STATION RECEIPTS E.SE1sgrr E IT. n hprinted and for sale cheap al iZES Ofhce.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
Price Sf Per Settle. or Six Bot-
 lies for S.

Delivered to any address free from ob- ~ervatiOn.
 Patients" may consult by letter, re- ceivlng the sane attention as by calling
 Competent Physicians attend Co core spondents. All letters should be ad- dressed to
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15

Cor. of Main and Tirststs.. 3os calitorsis strss1 Yuna ArizsaA. saH Franeiseo. Cal. J ameS NJ. Barney. Successorte the Late Firm oi William B Hooper 6 Co.,, Contiaues the Business In ARIZONA and
 CALIFORNIA N PoRTER AND w H0LESALE i.F MERCHANT. MERCHANT. Shipping ssS Commission Merchant, Will Carry Full prime Stock Of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND SHOES HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, sADDLERY, sADDLERY, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS, DRUGS AND MINING MA TRIALS,
 Selected to E .actly Suit Merchants. Station Keepers, Miners. Ranchers and t'reighters AIIIZ IONA and MEXICO. soIieits Orders for Goods oIs Assures
 - Satisfaction, FORWARDS F FREIGH TIT AND MER-
 CHAN DISE to any Part Of the wolld - Insuring if
 --desired.-- Buys or Makes Advances
 -on all-- ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALITY. Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, SoIdiers'
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. Specia orders will be attended tO by the san Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should be addressed to
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
HeLm6Oid's RUChU hWgorateS
 the Stomach.

And stimulates the torpid Liver Bowels and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleans parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
 A single trial will be quite sufficient to convince the most heSitating of it's vaiu- able remedial qualities.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-18
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered By the Special Reportsrs Of thu
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

John Glover, Hudson, was in the CITY yes-
terday. ...~~ .'-~,
Preparations are being made for the earlv
removal of the municipal court to the new
city hall building.
For sale by Matt. Clark, PAIR of black
mares, 1850 to l, 100 pounds in aoeiqht, one
riding and driving horse and one family
horse.
The examination of Frank Rockland and
William Logan, the men who robbed and
beat Adolpe Miller last Sunday, was to have
taken place in Hudson yesterday, but was
postponed to Monday.
The Democratic county convention meets
at IL o'clock A. NJ. to-day, for the purpose of
nominating the following officers: Treas
urer, sheriff, register of deeds, county attor-
ney and superintendent of schools.
Secure your reserved seats for John Dill
ION, who appears tonight at Opera Hall in
Our next President Mr.. Dillon has al
ways had larg7 houses in this city, and to-
night doubtless will be no exception.
An interesting time is expected in the con-
ventlon to morrow over the nomination for
sHerlf. There are five known candidates in
the field, John McCarty, Jas. Griffin, Thorn
as Ward, G. Il. Pratt and James Spencer.
An employe in Seymour, Sabin & Co.'s
yard had his leg broken above the ankle yes-
terday: He was taking heavy plank off
pile OF lumber, and, slipping, fell, the end
OF the plank striking him above the ankle.
Three DRINKS occupied the attention of
the municipal court yesterday. Bernard
Levi pleaded guilty to the charge and sem
tence was suspended. James Carroll paid
w. so and Con. Foley SIS; costs RENTED in
Foley's case.