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Pullman Hotel Cars ara nm through, betNten chi.
thro and council Dtuts. tha tYz4n eaytpF Chic1fn
Al ih:1l a. m.
Noothcr foad runs Putlrnsa OF any oth1r torn ot
hufet cars xeat Of Chicago.
a-I1cpot corner Of Wolf aud Klnxie.sts,
b-benot corner OF Canal and Ktnzla- -sts.
0H10A90s BURLIHGTUH 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
ntp14 foot OF Lako.M. 1n4nA.Ay. end 3ixteenth.st,
aud Cnnal mud Sxtenth.sta Ticket Utncca. 81 Clark.
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-11n1y sONIE CTTAKTElt5 WE'RE MADE
saturday afternoon last several vessels wcFo
ch,,tcrcd 10 toad today, aud thu buffalo rata oil
coru-whtch had already BEEN ent Alc-was re-
1uecd to 4+ic per hui the closlng hgure
Friday being &c. II was reported that
Tin agent .of thc atcam.bargo W. Y. Graves
and co,sorL Russell had put those ycsacl' III first
at tho lower rate. and IT II be'leved that IT was
dono unacr Instructions from the owner. Tue dc.
na,h for rnon, was fair list Yasmtaay. md thcrc
wrrs mt many vessels ready 10 load, bnt wncu
vessels were pit on tho MARKET TO load IN twp days
vested Ihat pIyanced rates cuuld lIo fna!r raincd.
suI pattlcularly not when ccEtatn agents become
oycr.anxious lest they should be LEFT out IN
the cold. and rush ull tho market with
tsu,s III their eyes almost, md BEG sh1pncrs
10 take their vessels 1T lie or .ic of. rhe
Graves and llcr consort wcro not In port Yesterday.
hui Will probably bt here to-day mud, iko one or
iwo others. mist bo set down aa chartered satur'
.1ux 4stn HfelFn.h
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Fatrer faces than tlOsa benutfAed by Gtenu'A
Sulphur Soap aru rarely seen. Avoid counterfeits
, 1879-08-18

f,11EsTStIr STREET sEM!SaEY, MISS DoSSEY
yesr VIII open Sept II, at 1918 Chcstnui-st. hnt!'
paIa -.
cstCn YEAR HOARD AND Tl'trlDS. FE-
.otDU mAla Seminary. Boys' Academy, .iaddol'
, 1879-08-18

All frsint run yts Milwaukee. Tickets for ~ Paul
and Minneapolis good either via Madison aad rsstrfe
tu Chsu. or yla NatertowH La Cr0asc. anu Wfnoa1.
CHICAGO, ALTON L st. LOUIE CHICAGO. AID
KaNaAB CITY t. DENVER BHORT LINES.
Union iltpot. Vest Side near MAdion-st. h.id9c and
Twcatt .third'kt- T1cktL OglcS 70 South Elask.st.
, 1879-08-18
EDUCATIONAL.
$40 Par Or of 10 weaks.

NV0N lille, MO.,
Far Boys and Ynnnx 1fcu. Thtvty.ttxtt rear he-
KDt heptstRter II, is7Y
Perfectly .asned With the proRress and the treat.
fnent Of my sDn. "Eiun. i. s. R0iins lDi4tfdt No.
The ht.s M tn?wn e ~" "51t:a: 4: !: Sssr i.ies.
A. 96Hle,. apup'l 81 seyen 5esrk nov Prcsdxns Eit.
ateth Aqil Seminary. 'tanrrtnr y anNhuY .havo
gland. lion. l.. N. LaWsou. pupil os &.y+n yetrY
nov Of DoaRsl. L&vton e.. hAnkrft Ssw York
Addrtsa KEMFEK d JOHNSTON,
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
Sot KeH Posted

It IS little strange that SO psomi Bent newspaper as the Philadelphia Inquirer should be so poorly informed on the production of the leading anC much discussed Territory of Arizona as is indicated by this paragraph taken from its columns:
 There is fair prospect that gold will be found all through the noun tains of Colorado and in the wilds of Arizona, and if this should be verified there will be profitable work for thou. sands and fortunes for hundreds in these regions hereafter.
 Upon this the Stock Report aptly says:
 We wonder if the Inquirer really be- lieves that gold will be found in Col orado and the "wilds of Arizona. |" Gold mining was prosecuted success fully in Colorado twenty-five years ago, and in Arizona gold was mined before the city of Philadelphia existed.
 If the Inquirer will send reporter to 430 Walnut street, only about a block from its office, he can learn all about Tombstone and other valuable Arizona mines.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
From Mondays Daily.

WHEN Hon. Estevan Ochoa lately had no intention Of precipitating a Papa go war. and fearing our contem poraries al Prescott might get hold Of few of the at. terdant facts, become unduly excited and declare an Indian war imminent, THE CITIZEN will state that but a temporary com motion was created, and that has en- tirely subsided. The leading facts are that Papago squaw accidentally observed said fowl spread its tail, which sight caused her to flee the scene in a panic-stricken condition. She soon led a large force Of her tribe 10 the spot. After a little pow WOW they departed, apparently peacefully disposed. At this writing there is hardly any fear of an outbreak-this side the Capital.
 HON. JOHN J. KLEINER, of Evansville. Ind, left for home to-day via San Fran cisco. He has spent a couple Of weeks looking at our mines and informed us that he was much pleased with them and prospects generally, and would soon re- turn. He represents very prominent men. such as Ex-Govs. Hendricks and Baker and Ex-Uniled States Treasurer New. His views will be accepted as correct by those he represents.
 HOUSES are being built in all parts of Tucson. Not less than 100 new rooms are now being finished for occupation. All doors and windows are brought from San Francisco, and ere long it may happen that nearly all the material for building will come fIom there. The idea that peo- pie can not live in wooden houses Is pass Ing away in face of the experience Of those living in railroad houses in the lower Glla and Colorado desert,
 COLLECTOR SHADE, on the recommenda- ton Of Deputy Collector Scott, has ap- pointed J. Nj. Ballesteros Mounted Inspec- tor for duty between here and the Sonora line and along the border. the appoint ment taking effect June l. 1879. Mir. Bal lesteros IS a young man Of intelligence, in- dustry and honesty. and speaking, as he does. Spanish and English. his quslinca- tons are perfect.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

IUcsoN's public school rooms. spacious as they are, are too small to accom- mo date the pupils lD attendance. 10 say no,h. Ing or those who probably would attend if lnere were more room. and there must be. next term. an assistant in the girls, de paument- The labor of this department IS now too much for any teacher.
 THERE was preached in the Court House last night very interesting and instruc- uve sermon by Rev. Wm. Gnl Mills. from this text: The Lord is good to all. and Ills tender msrcies are over all H,s works
 THE disorderly Papsgo Indians around town will soon come Tn for a little mupi. cipsl discipline. It ls understood lnfiuen- taI Papagos will aid the authorities fin the reformstory work.
 A. C. RISING. Of iChIcago, arrived in Tucson by yesterdays stage and len this morning for Guaymas. It is his intention 70 remain for time in Sonora.
 CITY FATHER LEATHERwooD has heard or thst nuisance just east Of his res Idepce. ana intends 10 remove 1t this summer by putting new buildings thereon.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

Col. JAMES NJ. BARNEY teIegraphed MT BuehmAn .TucsOu's splendid photographic artist. to go 10 Silver King wi,h his sppsr atus, and Mfr. B. Iefi ihis morning, well equipped for any work required of him rnis call from Col. Barney is quite a com pliment to MT. Buchanan.
 BARNETT & BLOCKS large train got in rom the railway this morning with goods Tor nearly every mercantile house in Tue. son. Considerable dressed flooring Is in the lot.
 MIR. GoLDwArER telegraphs THE CITI- ZEN that the Arizona Lottery drawing Is postponed till August4.
 THEgoods for the new firm ofF. A. Earll & Co. arrived by Barnett < Blocks train to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
SdH-kiH for chiricabaus.

Morse & Co.'S saw-mill, to be set up south of Camp Bowie, is thus spoken of by the Mining and Scientific Press
 H. W. Rice has just shipped from his engine and boiler works machinery for a large saw-mill, which is to be erected in a timber tract on the noun tains of Arizona. The engine is 12x 24, and It is one of the finest ever pro duced upon the Pacific coast It is provided with automatic cutoff valves with latest improvements in valve gear, piston rings, crosshead, guides, rod guides, boxes, etc. The boiler is made of the best material and is provided with pumps and heater of best pat terms, and all that is necessary to make it complete outfit. The boiler was tested on the yard and is calculated to develop fully forty horse power
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
From Thursdays Daily.
 District Court.

Chief Justice French presiding anC
 George A. Clum acting Clerk.
 The case of Clifford vs. Mitchell & Bul lard. of which we gave an account yes terday. was further argued in the after
 noon and evening on the law and thu ncts and given to the jury wit thout in structions, and verdict was rendered fol | the defendants. This morning MT. Far I ley made a motion for twenty days time in which to nle statement and prayer fol sn appeal
 This morning the case Of Mart. MsloneJ
 vs, Hellings ct al. was heard before the Judge and by him taken under advise ment.
 This afternoon the case Of Ariola de Sierres vs. Francisco Csrrillo came on | with Jury. IL is case Of forclble entry and detainer on appeal fIou the Probate I Court.
 Maloney vs. Hellings et sl.; judgment for plaintiff.
 | Felton vs. Garrison; ordered that plain tiff is entitled to legal interest on the amount claimed as per Judgment.
 Morgan vs. Morgan; motion to amend complaint granted and twenty days al
 owed to defendant to answer. | H. B. Lyhthizer, of St. Louls. was ad- mitted as an attorney 10 practice Tn this court.
 Young vs. Grant; demurrer withdrawn and sixty days granted to answer com plaint.
 Ariola de SIerras vs. Francisco Carrillo, verdict by jury for plaintiff and respon- dent with damages at s5. Motion for stay Of proceedings denied. Jones vs. Handy ct als., motion to strike out the answer denied.
 Drew vs. Mason, retaxIng costs taken under sdvisment.
 Mariana Psche vs. c. F. Martin, writ of certiorari sustained without costs. L. c. Hughes vs. Farrell and Toole, Judgment and minutes amended by con sent The Judge remarked in the course Of this hearing, that he understood the defendants were willing to reopen and try the case, to which plaintiff made no response.
 Court adjourned to Saturday to audit accounts and close business for the term.
 MR. A. LAzABD has the plan drawn for & fine business building on he south side Of Church Plaza, opposite the Convent, and he will at once commence construc- ton. It will have two spacious rooms for stores, one to be for drugs and ID medicines and the other for hardware and furniture. The front Of the building is to be Of brick, iron and glass and will be an ornament 10 the town. The increase of business in Tacson is enormous Of late, and several streets hitherto only occupied as resi- dsnces are now being filled up with shops and stores.
 L. NJ. JACOBS & Co. have we'll under way three suits of rooms or three rooms each, in THE CITIzEs block, just north of our office and facing Main street. These will be desirable rooms, as they face di- rectIy on the valley which much Of the year is made attractive by green trees and more or less flowers.
 AMONG the many notable and good im- provements lately made in town are those made by J. H. C. waltemath on his lots just east Of Convent street and north of Fully. ochos < Co.'S old qusrtermGsterI block.
 CONCORD buggy for sale. Enquire al Geo Fields ss per advertisement.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
Interesting to Ld6Ies.

Mrs. J. L. FoDck, a lady Of great exreri ence in fashionable dressmRking, who ar rived lately from the East, has taken charge Of the dressmsking department oi the White House. Latest styles and per feet ft guaranteed.
 HoN. T. R. CATReS. prominent Santa Fe lawyer. is soon to visit Tucson, as per statement in the New Mexican. There are several rooms now building in Tucson that will accommodate lawyers as we'll as anybody.
 THE irait crop Of the valley in front Of Tucson bids fair to be larger than usual and of good quality. lt consists mainly of peaches. grapes and ruinceE
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
From Wednesdays Daily

1 MANUFACTURERS are welcomed in ever,
 town as harbingers of a prosperous flu
 ture. Several kinds are carried on in
 small way in Tucson, and more are fl
 contemplation. Just now we have tC
 note the opening Of an ink manufactory
 by the Lulley Bros., formerly Of Oakland
 Cal. We have tried their ink and ind Il
 a nrst-class article. It flows freely. is 6
 pure black and is safely recommended as
 choice article. Our merchants and peo
 pie generally ought to call on the Lulley
 Bros, and If possible patronIze them
 They are located just west Of THE CITIZEN office.
 THE Eclipse thrssher and separator spoken Of a few days ago, has been run. ming in this valley to the entire satisfac- ton of the farmers who now say they will never more thrash and clean grain by the old methods. Mfr. Wilt, owner of the ma chine, says it works SO we'll that the farm CTS are all after him to do their thrashIng. He will continue to thrash in this valley for about three weeks. after which he will open business on San Pedro.
 THE Tucson agent. J. H. Drachman, for the Arizona lottery, was lately called upon 10 make return. He compiled by registered package but on It's arrival at Prescott. the postmaster there refused to deliver and returned it to MT. Drach- man, as matter forbidden by law to pass through the mails. The Prescott Journals are respectfully requested to free their minds on this lawful conduct of their postmaster.
 HON. B. P. MCDONALD, Of Fort Scott. Kansas, has spent few weeks looking at our Pima County mines, and left by to- days stage for Globe and other districts. He is favorably impressed after a careful look in Tombstone and other districts, and has left an agent here to represent him. He is mar Of moral and financial worth and what he does will be well done.
 SHERIFF SHIBRLL has completed the Of Pima county and the roll foots up sI.s5O,OO0, making s75O,OOO more than in 1878. The amount for the present year Is likely to be increased rather than decreased by the Board of Equalization. This is an encouraging increase but 1880 will show a much larger addition to Pima's taxable wealth.
 Col. F. STANFORD returned from Sonora where he has been for a couple Of months, experimenting a mining oper. l alton, He says his mill is a failure, but the mine is good. and that he will soon return and put 1t in paying condition. Success to him and all others who are building up mining by practical work.
 THE Fourth of July will be along soon. The fireworks are doubtless loaded ready to be shot off at a moments warning, but | are our local orators already loadedP If not, 1t Is suggested that little careful among the aspirants for ora ,Orical prominence on that day will not be | amiss.
 WITH a good deal or vigilance, Con- stable Butner has recovered and returned 70 L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, about l5O0 lbs. beans recently stolen from that firm. He 8 on track Of the thieves. He ought 10 be by suitable rewards for his la DOT and outlay in this sort Of work.
 MR. GRIFFITH, Of Kerens & Griffith, len or Florence and other points today. He cells proud, and justly so, of their splen- lid stage line and it's fine patronage.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
To.Day's.
City couneh Proceedfnos.

Full Council met on June at Record CTS office. Several subjects came up. or which incomplete action was had.
 It was ordered that the cemetery post, be painted white.
 It was ordered that city policemen In regular employ shall not be authorized to leave the city except on .he cIty's busi- ness.
 Ordered that Councilman Leathervood be appointed a committee to abase the nuisance Of dogs running at large.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

THE government has awarded the freight contracts to Edward FenlOn, of Leavenworth, from Las Vegas to Low ell, Arizona, distance of 546 miles at $6.67 per cwt; from Las Vegas to Prescott, distance of 466 miles, al $620 per cwt.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

THE Mesilla Independent says C. P Huntington, of the Southern Pacific Railway, has just been in San An tonic, Texas, looking after the buSi- ness of the road: and the Mesilla News is iubilant over the report that the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Ft are soon to extend their road down the Rio Grande and on through 10 Quay mas
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

Adjourned to meet on 9th, st 10 A. M., as Board Of Equalization.
 During the past week the Council has vigorously labored on the right Of way for the railway. and now have legal agree ments with all property-owners on ad- vantageous terms, nearly all taking city lots In exchange for those deeded for rail road uses.
 Judge Osborn says that the right Of way through lands west of the corporation has been secured.
 AMONG the freight arrivals at Tucson to-day, is a new printing establishment for L. c. Hughes, he having some time ago sold all the Star material. The new outfit includes all the materials necessary for a complete printing office.
 AN immense lot Of freight arrived to- day for several Of our merchants. L.. Zeckendorf & Co.,. received 45,OOO pounds, and Zeckendorf & Staab, Lord & Wil- Hams and others smaller quantities.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

CoPP's LANDOWNER for May notes that during the previous month patents were issued on cash entries to six tracts of lands at the Prescott office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

IT is not a dIscouragIng entertalnment or augury when men who have worked together for the accomplishment Of un- worthy operations get by the ears and tell O good deal Of truth.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

THE Gila Bend postoficc has been abolished. and an office established at Millville, tin TOmbstone) with J. B. Allen, postmaster.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

IHAvE received great many letters to describe the exact location Of my branch establishment. We'll, you know Kearny street, between Bush and sutter, on the west side, No. 22l. you will see the name painted In gold letters on the Yindows- |" UNCLE HARRIS" Now. remember. you come direct to either Of my stores. where you will be treated fairly and honestly. Uncle Harris, established 1851.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

A WORD to my friends. When you sec anything advertised, don't hesitate, and think, well, I will send for that by -and-by or I'll go and see it when go to the city but send for it immediately. Address your letters-Uncle Harris, 22l or 7O2 Kearny street San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

WANTED-A young girl or elderiy per son. or both, to accompany a small fam fly Co a Tanche forty miles from town. Permanent situation 10 good parties. Ap- ply to this office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

THE discovery of salt spring in the Little Colorado is announced. The water is said to yield a pound of salt to the gallon.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

NEy potatoes, oranges and lemons at ". A. Bourland's, Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

LADIEs' new style silk mits and Lisle gloves just received at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

THE best cooks, best meals and best walters at the Delmonico Restaurant.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

wANTED-An American who thorough 1 ly understands the making Of cheese. Ad- dress this office or MT. M. K. KarDs, Tres Alamos.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

THE largest stock Of toys Of every des' cription at the Pioneer News Depot
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

CENTS linen helmets, patent Ventila- tors, weight two ounces. in this morning at Welisch's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

Free Concert by she Italian Band every night aG LevIn's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

FURNISHED and unrurnished rooms for rent on Congress street. InquiFs at W. A. Bourland's grocery.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

SUN SHADES and English walking hats new styles only 75 cents at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

Free Concert by the ItaIIsn Band every night RE Levin's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

Free Concert by she Italian Band every night As Levine Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

CIGARS, wholesale or retail. at lower prices than ever sold before in Arizona. al Sampson's Cigar Store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

TASTEFUL, stylish and original. the millinery at Mrs. A. B. Sampson's, near Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels m English and Spanish at J. s. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

Go to Morgan's jewelry store on Con- gress street, opposite the Pima County Bank, for nrst-class jewelry or watch work.
 THE finest brands Of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

after be kept open at night Lunches oysters, Sc., served at all hours.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06
BRANCH b STORE
NAinp John A. Fucker, White
 River Canon,

Sutlsr, good assortment Of all kinds Of rools s Minens' and Farmers Stores, lash e'c'' can be had at lowest prices for
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

FOR ladies and children's wear. dress goods, trimmings and fancy dry goods, go the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-06

RSUa,D STATION REGENTS READY .3Ey Iseo nassa aud orFals cheap al TIE CT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-22
NeM YORK.

NEW YoRK, May 2l.-Cotton-QulC at 1917
al3Sc. Flour-Dull; supertlno western and
State 81 25a3 IS; common To good s. 65aS IS;
good to choice So S0a4 50; white wheat extra
81 65a5 Is; extra Ohio 81 O0a6 90; St. Louis
s. S0aB 90; Minnesota patent process So GOA
II rs. Wheat-Quiet rejected spring SOC; un.
graded 69caSl CHI No. 3, gSag4Nc; No. 2,
81 0Sa1 90; ungadedwinter rcd 81 II; No. 2,
81 l7K; nngradod white 81 l2a1 II; No. 3
do 81 liXaI l2; No. ! do sales $500 bushels
at 81 1SXaI II. Ryo-Dull; western 6aa6lo,
Barley and Malt Dull. Com-Demand &C.
tive; ungraded 4Sa47c; steamer 44Ha44Xc;
No. g, 4Ba46Hc. 0ats-Firm; western mixed
SIaS4kc; white western SGaSsc; No. Q Chi.
cSgo Sil{c. Hay-Quiet. Hops-Firm; year
liBgs AZ; c9fess11 .EiE@ EIo eargge, iCNa
steady. Rice-FIFm; Carolina 8Ka7c. Re.
trOleum-Dull; United 79Xa74Xc; crude o..
a7Nc; refined SIC. Tallow-Steady. Rosln
firm. Turpentine-Nominally unchanged.
Eggs-Dull; western l0allISc, Pork--QGieti
old mess 50 OO; new $40 O0al0 Is, Beef
FIFm. Ont MsatS-Quiet hut firm, Lard
Ftmer; prime Steani 50 S0a8S2A, BptteF-
Unchanged. Checse-pui't; western 2a1c
Whisky-steady.