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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

THOSE who are interested in floating mines which will not bear the inspec- ton of experienced mining engineers are naturally pleased to insinuate that mining engineers reports are always favorable" and that experts are some times mistaken, and oyervalue mine. Il is perfectly natural that all tue en- rinccrs' reports that see the light should be favorable The unfavorable reports. which constitute probably three-fourthS of the whole number made. are never published, and mines which they represent are not heard of.
 IL would be impossible to float wild cats and bubbles on the public, were competent expert testimony aS to the value of the mines repaired. II is to be expected that those interested m floating wild cats will prefer the opin- ion of some tractable practical min err and will effect a contempt for that of eX,,erts who would render impoSsi- ble their mischeivous schemeS.-L l.. NJ. Journal.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Stock DeqLrg.

The Mining and Scientific Press of san Francisco lately devoted a long article to the evil influences " of deal ing in mining stocks, from which the following is taken:
 As to the cXpcdiency of restraining or entirely prohibiting stock opera tions by legal enac'ments, our ablest iurists are not agreed, some arguing in favor of oppressive measures while others incline to to the belief that the evil, if let alone, will naturally cure itself, holJiug, moreover, that nothing short of an mwarranted interference with individual rights would suffice to put a stop Co this species of gambling. Evidently public sentiment would not as yet sustain any very stringent lcris- latiou on this subject, and perhaps it is as well to let the thing run on in the hope that twill ultimately wear itself out.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
SenfLneNSRS.

The terms of William Clayton. alias Wm. Larry, and E. c. Mcdonald, con fined in the Yuma pcnitcnliary cXpir- ed last week.
 The Western Mining company has still more machinery on the road.
 The Mack Morris mine in McMillcn District, was sold Co Gen. C. 5. Fi~ke and Maj. M. A. Baldwin for $6OOO0 These gentlemen passed through Yuma on the 10th. The money had to be delivered at Casa Grandc on that day; the regular train was detained bv telegraph Co allow these gentlemen to ovcrtake it on a locomotive chartered for the purpose. They reached FIT cucc inside of nine hours from Yuma. The amount was $j2,OO0 half of which was paid to Mack Nor ris and the other half was divided be tween Ncssrs. Stiles, Thomas and four others.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
4 SeFeuddp

 sing beneath your lattice. love. A song Of great regard for you. The moon is getting rather high.
 My voice Is, too. The lakelet in deep shadow lies. Where croaking frogs make much ado think they sing a trlfle hoarse:
 sing so, too. me blossoms on tbe pumpkin vine Are weeping diamond tears of dew. 'Tis warm. the flowers are willing fast.
 My linen, too. All motionless the cedars st,nd. With silent mooube ans slantfnqtbro The air Is very drowsy, love,
 And I am, too. Oh, could l soar on loving wings, And at your window gently wool But then your lattice you would bolt
 Sol II bot, too.
 -iDetroii Free Press
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25


 .teer company that left Mesilla las Tuesday returned Friday. They foun, fifteen dead bodies, but no Indians who had gone direct to Mexico. Majo Morrow intends following them acros. the line if necessary.
 RumOrs ana F1cts. From the Grant County Herald ", glean the following in regard to tho war in New Mexico:
 MEsILLA, October 13.-The Mesilla and Las Cruces volunteer company Ot thirty, in desperate fight. twelve miles from Lloyd'S ranche, were mas~acred by hundred Indians. Only Hickey returned to tell the EewS, riding forty five miles since l o'clock and sixty since sunrise. IRA VI. B0ND. BIt it seems Hickey was mistaken. las the following shows:
 NEsILLA. October 1.-The follow ing was received from Dr. Lyons. early this morning. by courier from Mason'> Ranche:
 We had a fight with the Indians. about fifteen miles from Slocum'S. They got in the tir.t fire and killed five .of our men. They outnumbercd us greatly, but it is impossible to form any estimate of their real numbers. They were on three sides of us, almost before we knew it. Jones was about the first Co fall. We came back to Slacum's, making a running fight for some miles. We will stay here and await help from Mesilla and Cruces. We expect 1t Co arrive some time to- nigh, prepared to take up the trail at once. Send me forty round WincheS Ter Centennial cartridges, calibre 4j. Tell Henry Bowman to send lint. cLlorOform, handageS and my pocket case. He will find them in my desk. and tell him to come himself. Hurry up. The following are the killed: W. T. Jones of Mesilla, Ncnsetlao Lara, and Neponuceno Barragan, a boy from \. Armijo's, and Cisto Sanchez of Las Cruces.
 "(Signed,) LYON"
 Meetings were held here and in Cru ce's last night to send assistance. COur- iers were sent to all the smaller towns in this vicinity to send all the men pos Sihle. lt k expected that between 1j to 100 men will leave here before noon.
 We also learn by telegraph that the coach due here this morning, stopped at Mason's ranche yesterday, it being deemed unsafe to come through. The coach which left yesterday morning iS also at MaSOn'S.
 About 150 Apache scouts lately with Col Morrow have gone back tO Arizo- na, their time of enlistment having cx- pred. They refused to re-inlist.
 Victoria is now said to have gather ed recruits until he has about one hun dred and fifty men.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

NEssEs. ECKLorF and Bcickcr, en gineers, Fort Whipple Barracks, Pres colt, are about to issue for private sale, copies of the new map of Arizona, prepared under authority of Gen. Will cox. War Department issues of this map have been in limited circulation here for some time J. Bruckncr will probably be their agent in Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
ONE of the growing districts of the

ONE of the growing districts of the northwestern coast of the Pacific i. W ashington Territory. There is proba. bly, no portion of the United States which has increased is population in greater ratio during the last four or five years. IL contains poDula- tion at this time of possibly between 5000 and 100000. IL aboundS in re- sources which contribute towards mak- ing up nations wealth. There are large deposits of coal, iron and other minerals. Recent discoveries have been made on the Skaeit river of pla- ger gold mines which are represented as being exceedingly valuable. The lumber interests of Puget Sound are as large as any elsewhere on the Pa cific coast. The increase in taxable wealth during the last year is set down at $4,1G5,Si3. The Territory is out of debt and the people are tolerable pros porous.
 Governor Ferry, m his message to the legislature last week, dwelt at con siderable length upon the wish of the inhabitsnjS 10 be admitted into the Union Bulletin.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

TIE New York Mail, (da.ly) con tain- a mining column, and appears to publish about as much news on that subject as the mining papers, so call ed. and with greater Promptness than 41,o,-
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

migrants.
 The aUri SGcra fumes is as strong to- day as in the days of old; 1879 and succeeding years will rival lSf9, for our Western Empire is but just found ed and its growth in the future prom ises to be equally marvellous with that of the past All. \.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
fresh EH0Ugh.

The Leadville Chronicle of the 1st inst. has the following, under the head of Fresh Finds ':
 Yesterday a vein twelve feet wide was struck in the Miner Boy, owned by \. A. Mcleod, Esq, an assay from which shows twenty thousand ounces to the ton in gold This is fact. The figures seem almost incredible. Mr. Mcleod. the owner, is a Minnc-otian He came to Leadville from St. Paul. to which Capital city he is liable Co re- turn the wealthiest man in the whole Northwest
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

WE learn that Ncssrs. Bowen & Knowlc, have bonded eight hundred feet of the Goodwin mine, for $l2000. The bond requires that the mine shall be worked. The bond expires June |, 1880, when if the property i> not sold. no compensation iS to be made for the work performed and the ore taken out is forfeited Co the owners of the mine. This mine is located in Bradshaw mountain. about mile and a half east of Bradshaw city, was discovered at an early date. in 1871 we believe, and although not very wide, has produced exceedingly rich ore Arizonan.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Armn Orfsrs.

Major James Riddle, Sixth Cavalry Acting Inspector General, is ordered to inspect Whipple Depot and thC troops and post ot WhippIe Barracks
 Major ". F. Crcary, Paymaster [ $. A., is ordered to take station al Fort Lowell.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

SUIT has been commenced in the District Court at Prescott by Jas. P Hickey, against the Tiger Mining for serious injuries received by plantili while in the employ of said company. The damages hre set at S5O,OOO, and suit commenced for that sum.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

COMPANY D. Ninth Cavalry, 4j men coIorci, were the first Co reach Cap tain Payne's command, after a nj sh march of thirty-iivc miles.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
PErscorr WIS amused Friday cyc-

PRESCOTT was amused Friday even ing in @ theatrical way. "Lady Aud lcy's Secret 70 and Delicate Ground were the attractions, but everybody had a chance Co draw piano wLicl was given aw.y at the close of thC performance. The dramatic club Wa, responsible.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
WILIIAET nSHORN.

iIHl,NEl lt Law. Notary Public and A. l.t,ltncsr. special assistance given .'..i.-.ug pa sHt> lor Mining and Pre- - ..A claims, and also title To land -...'I iHe Desert land and Timber cui- ...' laws. DMca north side Of Congress h.-rr., Tucson ArIy0-a.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

CALIFORNIA papers seem 10 have united in the prophecy of big Pa citic coast boom Co come right along now, but they are qUarrcling as hard as ever over the question, what Is go ing Go bring it.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

THE wheat crop of the United State. this year is estimated to be 4l1.30O,OJO bushels. Indiana is the champion State. with a crop of 45,OOO,OOO bush els; the crop of Illinois is the same in amount, but her wheat growing area is nearly twice that of Indiana.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
". EDWARDS.

ItNlL Engineer and surveyor, United V States Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Tue s-H. Arizona. Special attention given To l''I.iulS u1 fer The Desert Land Act and on'a.uiE- g1-.-i~ Go mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

TIE following are the po,toiiice. established and po-tma,tcrs appointed in this Territory during the week end ing October 12: Chino, Yavapai County Beri Wade, postmaster; and Rediugton, Pima County, <. I. Red field postmaster.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
SOLON M. ALLIS,

~' DEPUTY Mineral Surveyor and N' NIFt Engineer, Tucson, Arizona corner Congress Street and Church
 aga. "lIa B. D. IHurupnd. IS prepared
 .' any Wplk iu his Iiue with prompt .."d dispatch. Making Tuposrapnl- '. snap, and sectional drawing oi mines
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

THE November term of the Yavapai District Court has been postponed from November 3d Co November 2f,h at the request of the bar. Judge Si lent k not well.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
SEklEaE. RuCK & CO.

DEAL Estate aId Mining Offic. Bureau. Ia No. Cosmopolitan Hotel BuiIdipg, l-r,Hr AfEHua. Curre~p puudeutS iu all l.- principal r.r-~ ol the Gnited States. Parties wishing to sell or tO puschase properties. would do well Co give us a call.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

JUDGE SILENT has rendered a dccis ion in the matter Luke ct al. vs tho Bradshaw Basin Mill and Mining Co l. gives the whole property Co Mr~ Mary VI. Bean. with the exception oi Is per cent which has been decided iu favor of Ms. C. \. Luke
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
MarncSr.

This new town is growing rapidly. Eight new houses have been begun within the last week. Tn fact, town property is now so desirable that jumpers have already put in an ap- pcarance. These, however. have been quietly disposed oC There is room and inducements for immigration, but jumpers ' are not needed and will not be tolerated. People are arriving daily and the outlook is very bright.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

X BOARD of officers consisting of Colonel B. $. LaNo,tc, Major James Riddle and Capt. C. P. E'gau was ap. pointed Co meet at Dept. Headquarters at 10 o'clock a. m., the l1th instant, oy as soon thereafter as practicable, to determine and report upon the short est practicable freight route between Maricopa and WhippIc Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
TFE0ECREI. STHEs

ATTORNEY aar CaUu>oI1r al Law and A Notary ruaHc. Tucson, Arizona. ul'e ou Congress street. opposite Post Uif-
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

N li-l- .u addition To general law ar3 practice, give special attention Co land g- Hl-hing iiil-S, under either Mexican r hiAeIlcau laws Comm iSsiODer Oi g"s Tor California. Abstracts or Land Hg.-- VI hius Titles. OliiSe, Tucson, one G.,.' annNe Lord * Williams. Private SSIgr. Main street, one door below The tNor Generals office. 'Ty29
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
DENTIST 2. s. EITCECCCK. ET. D. s.

Has permanently located in Tucson for 'he I"r.Icr nt Dentistry iu all iis branch eS- Ard can be found af J. S. NOsbuIg's looms. opposite The 'uSl office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

THosE politicians and newspapers that were SO clamorous last year for the reduction Of the army now have the satisfaction of seeing it reduced, rank and file, in the most summary manner.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

IN Coos Bay, Oregon, United States surveyors are making souudings. The lead dropped in foriy-eight feet of wa fer and came up covered with gold There are placers opposite and the miners are wondering how they can get at the stuff in the bay.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

A LONDON servant girl is reported by Judy as saying: Hard weather i'm decd. sir. wish the Lord would take the weather in his own hands again, instead of trusting it Co the Yankee probability men. We might then get something it Co live i'm
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

TEE Miner says the Cumberland mine is the old May Flower relocated and that it was shown Co be worthless more than ten years ago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
\. P, K. SAFTOBD, JOHN WASSo V [, JAMES n POOLE, CIAS. HUDSON STAFFORD. HUDSON & CO,
 Bank CTS.
TrCsoN
ARIZONA,
Bankers.

 pcp0Slr accounts received in Currency or Coin. subject 70 Check at sight. Certificates of Deposit issued. payable on demand or at q fixed date, bearing m- tcreSf,
 Exchange drawn Tn sums Co suit on New York. ~t. Louis. ChiragO and san Francisco; or transfer Of funds made by telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor respondents will be credited to Uartie here. upon receipt of us of advice Of the same.
 Wil purchase or make advances on Gold or Silver Bulii-n, Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants, approved oWmercfnl paper, ei". . Or,ler~ or -cqUoSts by mail. or otherwise, will receive ~,rIct attention, and by a prompt and rithtul execution ot our cor respondents wishes we will atm Co merit their esteem and confidence.
 CORRESPONDENTS: Anglo California Bank. san Fraucivco. J. ,c ". Seligmau ,V Co.,, New NcrK. Central National B1uI5, Pu.udcI phia. Massachusetts National Bank, Bosteu. Gunk of Commerce. St. Louis Merchants saving, Loan and Trust Co.,, Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
iEuo. .FIrtTT
 FITCH d CHURCHILL,

It'aEIG~ and CuuuScIorS nt Law, A I.-Sto't, Arizona. VIII practice in ... . .l" Courts oi tue Territory. Special .''A gwen to eases in the supreme .,....' U" iu'HIug law and the p-rI-ctiyH tE .'.'> i9 mines ani lands. Office lu ''-1 "'Ak Of Arizona Building, u Q stairs
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

ATTORNEY at Law. Justice of the | Frac-. All business iutruSted prompt j. attended 'a. Especial attention paId to cllvesaurig- and collections.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
G.UIIL- HnM ARn

Formerly oC V. F.. Howard S Sons.)
 l40ENLN and Counselor at aw, Al tucson, Arizona. Special attention -tth I9 Mexican and American land and -l.-ii's iiiez. aUII dNwIf
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

TTORNEYS and CHUnseIors at Law, \ Iuc~un. Arizona. Notarles Public. UtHce United States District Attorney. Office on Pennington street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

TIE Arizonan prints the opinion Of Judge Silent in the case of Bean V, Martin in full. It is of interest as il contains a full discussion of the me chanics' laws of the Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
r. 2. LIGETHIZER

Formerly Of ~t. LpuiSj { ITeENEN al Law. will practice in all JA Inc counts ut The Territory. Office on Congress street. Tucson, Arizona.
 aRgl-GtCwSm
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

TIE Las Vegas Vigilance Commit tee have published a notice warning all thieves. thugs and confidence men to take a walk.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
". STREET. J. H.LUCAS. J. HAYNES
 HAYNES, LUCAS d STREET,
IOEEPH EEUGASS.

ATTORNEYS at Law, Tucson, Arizona \ Umr- ou CUugr. ~S ~trret.
 B1.1ah office ai Tom mhs'one.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
,-xr,,,rS MORGAN. @. ". sPAULDING
 MORGAN .G SPATLDTNG,
FARLEY & PONROY.

4 TTuRNENS and CounSelorS at Law. \ On-e corner 0f Main and Penrlng- lon streets. Tucson, Arizona. ocl3 d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
TnHN ROMAN.

TTOPNFY AT LAW, TUCSON, ARI- A zoua, will practice m all the courts of the Territory. Ju-V uNWu
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

X sAwSuIL is being put up near in Globe District.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
T. A.zsBPTsFrE. B.H. HEREFORD.
 HEREFORD 6 ZAPRISKIE,

\ TTOkNEN~ and CuunselurS al Law \ Notary PublIr. D-ncr ou Meyers st..
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
ALTAR, SONORA.

'-' undersigned, Proprietor Of the Cos -''P'.ian Hotel, desires 10 call the atten- '''" '- the travelling public to his Large -u OommodiOus Hotel, where he is pre- '01 10 furnish every accommodation to ''''eiers at reasonable figures.
 'n J. M. ZEPEDA.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
J.C. HANDY. Ef. D. Offcp on Congress Street, Tucson.

TW. SEAWELL, M. D., DHYSICIAN and surgeon, Office opPo- sffe Bank oi Satlord, Hudson Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

Rates.
 ,---~orrzrD AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN :: w. Kelly, newsioalerat Prescott, has rrrrrrIzrN for sale, and has authority ,o -.cr.ve and rec 5rt for money due US. charles ". Gran Sole Agent, Room 10, Safe Deposit bHi'Arng, S2S Montgomery street. san Francisco.
 James nm a. F. Irvine D- II. PiarSDn ................ Wlcken burg I1Iius F. Leyy....-..-...-.-..-.. Cruces Frank c. Ngrshall.--McMillen's Camp. c , cwascv. v...................... Globe City.
 JOHN r. CLUM. Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
ADVERTISING RATES:

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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

,.--,, Iarfn rOfccS, freP. Obituary re- -,-s rr prose, S8 per square; Tn poetry, g, z1per line.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
r,,,r: ARIZONA CITIZEN
r7-p11sHFD EVERY SATURDAY. ,-.. ou Corner Church Plaza and Me
 silla street.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

ooe Copy, one year. S' oo One Copy, six months 5 1"
 single numbers ID
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
LINDLEY 8. COREILA

AZ LlNhlEY, M. VI. GORILLA,
 N'-p-Aty at Law. Spauish-Euglish
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
ARIZONA and NIExICO.

AIIIZ IONA and MEXICO. SoIicits Orders for Goods aId Assures
 - Satisfaction, FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MFR
 CHAN DTSE to any Part of the WOIid InSurins 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, Soldiers Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. Special orders will be attended Co blythe San Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity. All orders and commissions should be addressed to
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

\ MING DEEDS FOR ALE AT THE All CITIZEN ofhce.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
,--rorrzrD AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN

rrs,resS advertisements at Reduced Rates.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

v. FARLL.
 STAMFORD 6 EARLL, TToRNEYS al Law. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
New MexIco Indlnn Hnr

SANTA FE, October 2O.-The volun teer company that left Mesilla last Tuesday returned Friday. They found fifteen dead bodies, but no Indians
 who had gone direct to Mexico. Major Morrow intends following them across
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25

Solicits Orders for Goods oId Assures
 - Satisfaction,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07
SIN PERSONS IN A RELIGIOUS
TRANCE FOR THREE DAYS.

lclilAIs llONU1 ScutluNls
The Rev. 5, 7. Galbrath, a local preacher
o. the NJ. L. church, who came here from
Ireland last summer, and who has been
preaching in this country since that time,
related last Saturday, in Jones, the mcr-
chant tailor's store, 10 the editors Of the
Lemar papers, occurrences which he said
TRANSFERRED in Elkhorn township last sun
day, Monday and Tuesday, and which are
very singular, to say the least OF it. lie
left r. ]. Campbel's Sunday morning on
horseback, for the purpose of filing his ap-
pointments, and proceeded 10 0,
Higday's, in Elkhon. Here he found
five persons in all; comprising
TWO men and three women, in state OF
great spiritual elevation. In short time
they fell on the floor; and he too, seized by
the same fascination, soon followed. lie
lay in trance, during which he had the
most ecstatic visions. In a few hours the
six persons recovered their consciousness,
and each learned that the other had been
blessed with heavenly visions, One Of the
sisters prophesying, ard told the band that
they must remain there for tire, days and
;lEee nights without their food than She
should Dc directed 70 permit. They
again field m ,ie 1J-- in s.
trZzce ;-s' co-,-ae3 mil .--i.i--r.
E-a-1 they again 1T &a- n c-e corner
% i..e ,a''-- -5sr i-1 Ceiling. '-.a? ,z7 q
a1fra- trle-t i.2a 1aa-;-t-- star, BID -,,-,s
2pss.- Cd Ao- -r' -,r,r--,1 ;-4 r''--- --t
OF ib' sl'''Hs t@'EIa Singing i-' t-za.l-y
90 NV r~m. tns She Lp1 aalr- Ta..t L
rlrs 1rGlr"~ md Ill INT !ci.a's LIZ IL III
hI"ln ir'sEl singing -At ..---'',-t Fll'-'-