Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY.. NorEMBER l, 1879.
Telegrams.
FronPhenlr.


 PHENIx, October 2S.-Dio Jones, a prominent Mormon settler in this val ley, preached here Sunday on Nor monism, and said on polygamy that with us it is not regarded as the means, : as is commonly supposed by outsiders, of satisfying our animal passions, but ! as a revelation from heaven command ing Us to satisfy the desire of every woman who may wish to become a mother and as such it is regarded by us with all reverence.
 Wm. B. Hellings has returned from San Francisco.
 The Grand Jury will probably make its report tomorrow. An interesting document is looked for.
 Good news continues to be received from the Tonto Basin mines.
 An experiment on the raising of sugar cane on a large scale ill this val ley is to be made by Major Hooper, who is confident of success.
 The District Court will likely com plete its work this week.
 The Tip Top Mill at Gillette will shut down after this month for six week. The territorial road will then be completed and ore hauled instead of being packed. During the stop page of the mill work will be pushed with vigor.
 L0Te7d Bonded
 PHENIx. October 29.-A special to he Herald from Prescott says the Lo- rena mine in the Bradshaw District has just been bonded by Bowen, K wles S Co., from its present own e.
 Grant
 SAN FRANcIsCO, October 25.-Gen. Grant attended a banquet of the Cali fornia Pioneers last evening.
 After Many Days.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 2T.-The remains of W. S. Bodie, the discoverer of Bodie Mining District, and who perished in a snow storm November II, 1859, were discovered yesterday about a mile southwest of the town of Bodie. The deceased is believed to. have been a native of Rochester or. Poughkeepsie, New York, when he left his family.
 On the Street.
 SAN FRANcIsCO, October 2S.-The cabinet makers of the city went on street today for the increase of wages of ? per cent.
 Stocks.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 2S.-CHrrv, ! }15; Mexican, 34ll; Ophir, 3215;I Union, Si; Nevada, 5715; Eureka, 242i Best, 175I; Oyerman, s15; Utah, 3O15; Manhattan, ?; Bell, ?; Savage, l215; Mono, G15.
 Fever Record
 MEMPHIS, October 25.-Tbe Board 1f Health have declared the epidemic It an end. Camps will be broken up Monday. We have had two heavy 'rosts and no new cases.
  MEMPHIS, October 2S.-No new .ases have been reported within the past tweniy-tour hours. Citizens con inue to return m large numbers and merchants report a marked improve ncnt in business. Weather clear and pleasant
 The lost Pathfinder. ST. LOUIS, October 25.-A body has ,een washed ashore from Lake Michi- ran, near Miller's station, which has ,een recognized as that Of Baur, the of Prof. Wise in the bal oon Pathfinder
 APPers.
 PETERSBURG, VA, October 25.-It is cared that a heavy frost last night damaged the tobacco crop.
 The Oar. BOsToN, October 2j.-The Harvard ,oat race was won by the Juniors Time: Juniors, s.33; Seniors, S.3S; S.5j.
 Sb,pwrecked.
 DETROIT, October 2S.-A dispatch eceived from Grand Haven states that. he steamer Amazon, for that place rom Milwaukee, with fifty passen- -ers, struck a bar and was driven l shore by a heavy sea and strong. orthwest wind. She now lies within |; co feet of the river with her broad ' idc 10 the sea and the spray flashing { yer her. Passengers are being taken I shore by liie-saving car. The crew i re throwing the cargo overheard and d he steamer is evidently going to | ieces. Y
 SiIVer Dollars. WASHINGTON, October 27.-S;andard | liver dollars coined up Go tlHs date f, ,453,SJ0. Or this number 12,22L0lO T re in circulation, the remainder in the l reasury. WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Prcsi- d ent Hayes has sent a telegram.to Gen. U rant inviting him to be his guest