davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-15

Withdrawn from store during Monday Tor
city consutnation: Ala In wheat, Hn bu
corn, t,777s bu oats, go hu rye, 9a9 bu barley.
The following grnn Was inspected into store
In this city yesterday morning: ! ears No.
amber wheat, D cnrs No. . rcd, 7 cars No. do,
cars mixed, . cars No. hard vhcat, 1s6 cars
No. 9spring, 142 cars No. 3 do, 10 cars rejected,
caFs uo grade t:s.s vhcat}; 8 cars No. corn,
"A cars hIRfmtxcd, 81 cars now do. r. cnr* ncw
mixed. 140 rara No. . corn, i cars rejected Casf
corn); II cars white oats, II cars No. mixed,
cass rcIcctel 90 oats); 18 cars No. rsa;3 3
cars No. barley, 8 cars No. do, IN cars cx-
ira, l car feed t3l barley. Total, f,7 ears, or
22s;'.OcO bu. Inspected out: 24,i!9 bu wheat,
5,E}, bu corn, 1ED bu cats, 7,iso hi barley.
The following wcre among tho direct exports
from this city last wepls on through hills Of
latiin1 to foreign ports: $50 brls flour, 10 2p0 bu
whcat, 47.fa1 bu corn, t,s}7 brts pork, 10 other
pkcs .1o, II, i'll bo1es meats, aU3t cases canned
TO, Y,EtJ tcs 1ani, 1.:45 other pkgs do, 2U brls
ltccf, Ia Iris tunQuct, 1,0s3 psgs huttcr anil
cheese, IT'S brfs talow, l0 lrls arohul, ass ,ai5
lbs seeds, 2075 lbs luss 1,1i0 brls oatmeal, and
a71, 4aas lbs cotton.
ATiccs from Cnliforna state that some wheat
myers there aro taking hold very freely, and II
Is sutn,sel that they arc purchasing III fear Of
short wheat crop. The rains arc understood 10
have been insufficient thus fur, but opintons
arc dlrt1cd rs 10 the damage done by tho dcssi-
rating winds which have recently swept over the
Pacific Slope.
The leading produce markets wcru active res.
terdny and Irregular. Provisions wcro tamc
early, aud very strong in Tho latter part Of tho
session. Grain opcucd weak at,l dull except iu
wheat, but tho litter feeling was quito tIrn,.
The bear element IN wheat was powerful
| rress quotations, but the downward movement
did not set outsiders to selling freely a,l arcac
tion was matter OF course. Tho foreign alvlcea
yesterday werc not fayurable TO strength, IN
brcat,st,1ts, and tic rcnort Of further acc,itnu-
tlon at this point ous stocks n.torc un,l oloat
footing up total Of II, o., - b,1, utso tended
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64.2o pos 100 lbs for poor 10 choice grades.
-. NuFfAiO.
nuIFALn. Jan. 1t.-CATrLE-1tecclpts. lC1;
shippers seers. 81. 1hGkA, III; extra l. 800 pouhit
81 vi, @ WY pounue, $n:aGs' p"lcnels sIce'h
~ Sa.N ~ Stosss's .tn.. ,nn ..,
snE.r AMI nAana.necc!pts' tuu, !a.r shtpaln{
cnnnc1 n'a'Ae' "oa''h'e's a's'e' rr'ees IN
al IeGs1,sees!pts lex .5S; market active: Yorker
Vs,t neaxf. s.'.uuatt. -: !afMn tntons3
aaock .s eelu ios shiptheat to'Mo1so" 1oF "ahs '1
eaf''
1T. Lorff. h..
Fl, Lorfs, Jan. 1+.-DArrLE-Quict and week:
supnly l:ht; not much tlolnH: boat sh!ppin tasals
wntsl command full pttcus tt hcrci receipts as;
ah!pmenta, III.
, 1879-01-15
Tho following shows the receipts and ship
ments Of Mlcat at points u1n,etl xcsterday:
The report Of the I.fnbcrtnan's ExchnnCr
gives tho following statcnc1t nj The stucks Ut
pIae lumber uu lui In ts vity Jan. !. iSiD:

The report 0( the IiIfnbc5tnhns ExchnnGt
gives 'he following statement II the s.pcks It
dam.1 Jani. .an. % !.
Lumber: m ft.:....4io.;7i as''"a' adss:Mo ''e
.'sse !'sss,s. .'"s; Il. m .... H.. iM @ a:!S
l.ath, II, pircc...... 4l.:1. 4I.ME ~. ~!
:sss s'nss.. ,:'.s; ',tlo d Sd
Tie ,lccrrase sl1cr Dec. !, ISIS, Nus 10, SQ.,-
9a0 It lumber, 1914 40 last, t., posts,
nnl 142, 1st pickets. 1nercaAe l3U3a D0 shingles.
Tho corrected rei,orts show thu receipts at
this pork in 1873 10 hare been t,1'O,9Si,1l0 II
lutnbcr, ani G9.,5l4, TO shingles.
GOODS RECEIVED
at Tort OF Chicago ,1an. II: Fowler brothers, 1tS
suck Of salt: II. II, Ifavdcn, 100 bags Of salt;
@. n. Steltlon, II casks of wine, Q liorshcaas Of
brandy, 13 casks of brandy, 20 cnsts Of brandy.
c,.k uf gin; Hug Il Nczgcr, case Of paper
machc; John Cameron, cask ut whisky; John
". Wills, 440 cases Of pruncs; Wilson Brothers,
case Of hosiery; Schott, LESS & Gu, 0 cases
of chnawase and toys: benaon Brothers. 81
tarrels at fish, bag Of hops: jauser, McClurR
Co., case Of books. Collections, $3,4oi.o9.
PROVISIONS.
HOG pnOnCC'rs-Wcro lets nctlve. but very
strong, an important advance being noted In all
descriptions. ltogs were aqnin In large supp1y.
nnd quoted steady, who Liverpool alvtcce showed
little change c1ceut an improvement of Oil per II
lbs In shoulders. The fcrug here was, however,
very firm, tho rhoss being nu1ious to ti,. wht1o
there wcse eeycsa1 orders to buy for future dc1iv-
cry. Thu ilca that The market has been sold down
lower Than the fhcts In the cass warrant seetns 10
he widely entertained, and quotations more up
accordingly under better demand.
Atkaa psnK-Adsanced 17s1de20c per bs1 from
tho 1ntcst nrirra nj HDnfiny md c1nfrd 11tkc
, 1879-01-15

hoxcd; Eurnberands. iftFtii&c boxed; lnn1-cut
hams. 6at6EH4c: wcst-pdkle4 hnma. b!iGb,tc for
III TO Ii To average; ErceHbams, ptt3Au fof Gamu
Averages; green nhoullcIfh .:shs.ste.
Daeon qnnsc.i ut +Gr4tofor shoulders. 4,s6s4ssc
fos short rlha. 4akdt4Eo for short cIears 7417,sc
for hntls, nIt canyaseL nts4 packed. ,0
t;nEAsr-sfas quoted aht4Ge4Ac for whtte, 40
4!ic for yellow. and 3!f6kac Tor brown. ,
g. 7b9js % Tor n,crs, sHt0Ns. Is for extsa me4s,
anu $13. hOGe II 90 for han1s.
GUo for country. :
, 1879-01-15
1fT{EAI)HQ't|Frg

FL0uR--Wss very quse't with no material change
IN prices, and not much Offering. The shipping
inquiry Va. limited, d!oesl buvets few. Sales
reported Of LIE brls atcfa OIL rrtrate terms;
noO hrls spsing extras, partly At ST. aA; 100 brls
spring superaucs At $..2sRl1a3o; 15p br.a rye
ho,Ir and 10 nria corn ouF, hath on private terms.
Total. ], 026 brls. Tho following waa The nolnf-
, 1879-01-15

n tn Hssttrn Assoetat<d Pr:s3.
NEW YonK. fhn. disbursements were t1rn.
The tmnlcnse subscriptions to the 43per cent
loan laye Impaired feeling Of contidcucc in
fnancial trcles. The subscriptions to-day wcre
$i5,yeU,to0.
Railroad bonds were generally firm.
State bontls wese autct. Loutsfanas were
weak, nn4 = lower tor }s and g..
Thu stuck mnskct was quiet early IN the tlay,
with decline OF t4ds1A, but during the after
noon un act!vc huying movement set in. Under
which therc was M advance from the luwcst
i,rirc Ut AGafH. The chief interest ccntcretf III
Northwestern, both common nnu preferred
elosftlr ut tile highest figures yet reached. a
large business was transacted In Lake
Hhoro anu Delaware, lackaranna &
Western, which also tourl,etl tho best
t,rices Ut the scnson. Tile greatest nvancc OF
the day was In WMlnsfl. dealings III which, how
cscr, were comparatively small. Eris Was in
Central urc,ined ". Ti,erc wers large nlIIn-
bcr vi out-of-town orders tnt stoeks to-dny, mud
commission, brokers generally report marked
iucrcase tn the purchases fur the outside public.
transactions weru lHSDOV sltnres, Of whlch
2t,uu0 were Ere, " ,lhN Luke Shore, el,KN
Northwestern common, ~. .fUo pro[crFetl, $500
kt Funl tvt1lnlpT,. 1,tNN preferred. ~ O0 Lucka
wanna, 4,tkN New Jersey Central, 1,tAQ Alchi-
gan Central, .,dW ILLINOIS Central, 3,aM 0htos,
AVU0 Western tItslun, a1W st. Louis. Kansas
civ {: Northern, :.,01U Iron Mountain, and
5000 Wub1sE. -..
Money nMrkct cary At 2@3h Der cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4tIilf. Sterling exctange,
eU days, tlrn' Vt 4ef4 sight, 4ss.
, 1879-01-15
Total. .,......1, 14u. sott ], luo, 400 uao, III

Total. ....s.1, 140, bV ]. 1U0, 400 I0, 15A
Total Of ali gralica ia store, III, 4G2 VA ll,.
Thess figures Ga,ow III increase during lust week
Vt 1jN 31S tu wheat, 1s6 3i3 bu corn. Ii, 11ss hu
OATS, l0,Ss3 bit ryu, Hnd decrease Ut lv,s9s b,l
hurley. Total increase, k53,G55 bu. Tie uboyo
nosrd quantities Ut llurd wheat include l,0iS bu
No. l Minnesota and t0o, s4 bu No. = do.
Also adoat In vessels Ut this port, e1,090 bti
NJ. spring wheat, ~ Os hu reievtctl do t: 03
whrutA 6J,O5l bu hghtnixed corn, 85,tl3 tu
new do, i. Us bu Mew ntlxed, 9iO,TA tn No. ,
do, 13.7il bu rejected C31s, ,O;V roIn} a,,a 4hGa5
bu No. oats,
fila ffIIIu,sIrH EHEc fl,n htncka f1f sxtIe9t In
, 1879-01-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Decreaaing Demand for Gold>-0overn
tnents Less Active.
Larger Country Orders for Currency
e Activity In Stocks.
TIE Produces Markets Aotige--Rreadstuffs
Easier, but Firm.
Provisions Stronq---Stooks OF
Grain in Store.


1Taln IN 9tCf6s
rsNANcrAT,.
rh. ,,oht aar,sr;7 ror oo,a min ,h.t ,nrsnu
I'M IN ch;e,p, .f,s, ttc rc.nmn,i,n n .pcrl..
na,ncn,. n Nav yo,k h.. nrsr1v Aid svny,
n. h,oler. rrnort vcrv icbt .a,cs, The mr..
,,'noo .n,,,tr. u -, : rer ccnt mi m. Il mil
mi. % +. fow IN rant ~ an a., amono,, NM for CT.
r,n:tt, J =, ~ ~ ho.r, "e' ''''>'' '''''N
"Tt,ors 90. - roc., ;7o,,,na for f,ove,nmcut
,oaS. hnt VI, ',a s"n,,,.v :. ~, -. ,rc..;nn IN
1tsoa',a ~. ~ :. ~ ~. sna r. No v,ri ,,. ,,,r
IT,. rata,. ~, ~. sr,;rt,,. RI. IL ~ ~, ~.
,.s,,ae, ~ =, ,r.,,< ~, !, M ~ 1sea ~. ~
T. ~ tmts< .nd H. nav IT.. a,sre IN ~ ~
1ns1< >s' ''4N ~ ~
r. cr.oxc,,,ra ,,,,ko, IN f,h,,.oo ,,u
..,one- Tha.o ,,a-o f-"" t,Nos,,,-s ~ ,,,,,
sr,ra ,o.,1,, .ra.... .r.ts .,,t,,,., :.
<ro,t. ~ r:,~t.,or. ,rero ,,n.r.1 s,,no ,,,,.
.,.1,. ,a..n t.at,.,'. ',,.ao.. ,'ar. tsan .,,,..
haS. ~ 49, .,,,ns,n,,. ~ s.. .,t ,,sa,.t.tc,.s -.
-. -. 49,. ....:,'s.sI y. s...,,.s,.
~.a 49, ~. .oa -
s..s, s ss,ss wy .e," 49," 1 ,sa,I n,.,,,.a,s v
s a s"ses "..J II. ""a aco =, n,,ssa.,,. 4
saa r"sa,, .I,,. ,.a.a .n,af -. ~, uaaI.nr,,
..n,. -. r,..,1 Ds' " ,,n,.. ..n's..,
oosI " om ~ .no, WV ''' roo,1 i",,
n.sz* Wy 49, so4''s.sa1,' ~ '.,nH,
11. a.a w.. ~ 1 s.' .n,ls WI, onS~ y"
A'r,"'"', "Ia W. 80 No1.s r.,
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meats, 0,'lS pkas: lard, 3,S0l trs; whisky, LIES
brIs.
E1oorts for forty-c!ght hours-Flour, 5000
urls; wheat, $4,000 lu; corn, 81 ,oU bu-
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
I'LL Ii. LII III
, 1879-01-15
COMM lslsCIAL,


The following wers ths receipts sud shIp-
MeutA OF thu lra.liav articles Ut psoduca in this
citY dutlng tho txvnty.four huuss ending 1T
o'c'Wk IN IaeadAy Inurulux aud correspond.
lug date iwclyc uluuth4 agQ:
, 1879-01-15

dpacial nttp1&eA - Ia TttbuSe.
NEW fdAx. Jan. 13.-sIEAla-WAeat in COM
passtlscly moderate request, and pstccA farlts1
Escedcd about l&tl!,e per au. nlodstately ee'
tiss inquiry tor eusu u xhvut ateadY ue,ee4: .A''
, 1879-01-15


DRESSED llUu5--Wern In actlsc local and
shipping demanl ana hrlner. Tho offerings wrru
fall anil firmly Arla till huYers acceded 10 tho
ylswa ~ sclfefa. Sales were natle Of IL cars and
NJ heah At 81. 1g4S 6&:i. II. Tho tnstlc was tho
nueninE hxmrc, but most of tho salcs werc nado At
%H.l5Gf3. l7!t.
EtltjH-Wrre steady 1t 1s0c.c. Fresh lota are
getting scarce.
, 1879-01-15

IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY.
Jan. 14.-leeebts-fIour, 8,7l9 brts; wheat,
l40Ou0 Iu; coru, ~ bu; oats. y. .0l7 bu; corr
meal, COS pkvs; rye, 503U bu; barley, $3.50 bu;
nlals, i4D bu; posk, 6t5 tra; bevt, l27 tcs; cut.
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Atso. II, ,5rl In corn, TO- les bu outs, 53J, ia
bu barley, aud liz, ,t'l5 bu Tys.
tlalHLA SUPPLY.
hlr. 4. C. Thornas, vi t!s sity, gives the fol-
lowing u thu quantities Ut whsat and cuFn iu
, 1879-01-15

FRUITS AND NuTS-Ths market presents tho
aAMe general cisaraCtcrstics A. for a nutnhee Of
days pAss. 10th domestic and foreign fruits arc
receiving lair share Of attention, aud theFc II
a,H pearhrs ate tho htucst articles IN tho lit tuat
nj nf,.sknf. Wn utnfn. =
, 1879-01-15

THO StHlldaf1 and UuIWCF Mining CUtNpatItc8,
Of tho I,o!1c district. naye COMPROMISED with
Tie parties who recently obtained State titles to
their ground. nss terms reserved, but undcr-
stool 10 l,e mutually satisfactory.
NEW ORLEANS.
Ngw ORLEANS, Jun. H,-StElit exchange Oh
New inrk, !5 discount.
sierliug exchange, bankcrs' bills, 1885,.
FONEiHN.
LoHpoy. Jan. A.-Consnls, noueY, Of l-lN;
acco,ltt. VAN.
American Notwithstanding, II; E.ie, a3JJzx;
preferred 10.
ttnstes! states I}onds-G7s, 109sl; 10 i0s, 1l01l;
new ~, lUla4; 41s, ltSh.
lthte Ut sliscaiiint til l,pcn market fnr threc-
months bills, 3i1; below Tic liank u Eugiaul,
tx.
TAEts, Jan. A.-ncnscs, t1If 40c.
, 1879-01-15

1IrGACEG. .f AcEE69u..s+ ss.+~u Nk.+e.
rIrFATtlEY-Wrro In iats demand and hEHl ii
75Gi Doc per bu: choice peachblown are acatcc md
tl1m: The reEeIpt@ continue Hight. thousit The
weathcr II mitu, and heated cara would prubaLty
co,no through safely. Large receipts ara n1k
louled for now hccat.ae tho stock 10 l,a carried
0vcr II buFlet and no ono ~ants u uncarth II bo.
fore Bprihg.
, 1879-01-15

Norway ...-+.-..ss. ....+......ss.>..
SwrdeM... .... -. ......... ~.
DehWark. ...... .......+ :. ........
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market were materially changed, There WAS we'll.
sustained activity In tho demand for tho better
qualities, anil In low ana medium grades the moro.
inont waA qnlts up to reasonable expectations. In
prices there was fair degree of drn,ness. choice
and fancy qualities especially being heid With con-
, 1879-01-15

fIusAA y sbs w
Gl4cEAlES-suIaFs wuru In butter supply sud
prices casrd oH on !sc cuCees. rlcc. spices, uI!A
There Was good general deusanti. tlc yoi,,tno Vi
buaness being larger than tn past Seasons u like
nestod. Collections aFa gonJ,-sun.s report them
hetter than for auy previous January. Below ars
tla quotations:
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Pdtdgonin.

\ letter just received from PatagO- mia says that considerable assessment work is now being done on the mines in that district. Many people are go- ing and coming, only few seem set tied. Our cOrrespondept says that what they most need in the district just now is a mill and shelter con- bined. With such aid he thinks the District would at once make rapid strides forward and ere long would not be far behind the Tombstone dis trict m the matter of business and prosperity. We hear many assert that there are extensive bodies of good ore all through the district, but these are neglected because Tombstone ores happen to be little richer We have no doubt that little capital judicious- ly expended in machinery for Patago- nia district would immediately benefit the miners, make a fortune for the capitalist and very soon develop a grand mineral section.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Those WOi h1gmeH.

The track laying contractors on the AtchiSon,. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
 road are delayed ill their progress by not being able to keep a sufficient number of men at work. They have sent forward over 200 within the past week, after hiring them at Kansas City, Topeka and other Kansas points The men leave at the rate of about twenty per day, walking back to the towns, where they become lOafers and bummers. The plen have nothing to complain of, except that they are re- quired to work, which is not what they came out here for They are pro- feSsiOnal tramps-nearly all of them who have no other object in hiring out than to get free transportation tO new tramping fields. On their arrival in New Mexico, and finding it poor tramping country, they turn back to the towns, telling woful tales of their hardShips and prosecutions. Finding that there k no sympathy wasted upon them in Otero or Trinidad, they start of in the direction of Leadville, filling the ears of the people along the route with wonderful stories of the mistreat- ment in this barbarous country.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
The Rdjirodd Depot.

We have heard some murmurings about town to the effect that letter had been received by a prominent gen. tleman which indicated that the rail. road authorities had about concluded to run their road on the line three miles north of town. In this cOnnec- ton we will simply state that we have the very latest and most definite in formation from the best authority to the effect that Mir CrOcker and others of the Company are greatly pleased with the cordial reception extended to NIT. Gray and others by our people, and the harmonious and satisfactory arrangements made for the location of the road through Tucson. and they have no thought of locating it on any other line.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
M Aboard for the captaII


 From the Miner we learn that east ern capitalists will take hold at once and build a narrow gauge railroad from MaricOpa to Prescott. This pre- sents fine prospect for the country over there" and we devoutly hope that no grass may grow until the enter prise is commenced. This must he the business upon which Vanderbilt and Gould were coming back with the Governor. That they did not come, and that the railroad is to be built show cOnclusively that they were con yinced that it would he all right, with out personal inspection. We suppose the Boards of Supervisors of MaricOpa and Yavapai will be sharpening up their old pens to sign those bonds $30O0 per mile; for William H. and Jay are not the boys to let slip any such chance as is presented in the col lection of say, SlOOO a day, while their road building goes on.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
The MeKJcnH Mi1e.

MT. Adams, who represents San Francisco capital, recently returned to that city after a careful examination of the Globe District, and particularly the Mexican mine. From what we can learn his report will be of q most en- couraging character. He was very enthusiastic over recent developments in the Mexican and carried with him some magnificent specimens of chloride ore that would doubtless assay so per cent. silver. He had one specimen boxed that would weigh about 25O pounds and will give the people in side an idea of what this mine can produce. Messrs. J. Collingwood & O., of Florence, are the fortunate owners of the Mexican, which will doubtless yield a handsome fortune to each member of the firm.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

brother Andrew is visiting here and i greatly pleased with the prospects.
 Superintendent Buffum makes hi headquarters here and revolves on hi, axis once day.
 NIT. w. B. Arnold keeps things boom ing at the mill-site, and we shall soor hear the toqt of another steam whistle and the music of fifteen more stamp, on the San Pedro.
 The Sunset, one of the finest pros poets in Tombstone, and the Old Guard, the first north extension of the Lucky Cuss, have been bonded to a Chicago company. This company will most likely purchase some other fine prospects close by and enter into extensive operations as soon as Satis- factory arrangements can be made with the owners.
 The new townsite is progressing finely. Tombstone is getting on its linen duster and is preparing to run under the summer arrangement.
 PECACH.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Prescott Items.
From the Enterprise )

LAiOh tiC EsubcIpIiSt.l
 W. R. Mccormick, who has been for some years Superintendent of the Longfellow Copper mines at Clifton, Apache county, has resigned his posi- tion.
 The Mormons have succeeded in breaking the ranks of their opponents in the contest for the control of Apa- che county after June 3, and the chances are now that they will get away with the spells.
 Hon. James H. Toole, Mayor of Tue son has resigned, but the City Council refuse to accept the resignation. MT. TOole is very popular in his own town, and deservedly so, for he has done more perhaps to build up Tucson than any other man there. A few of such men are great value to community.
 The last heard from the Hill and Freeman exploring expedition which started out to discover the famous mountain of gold, was that the party tifty-seven III number had passed be- yond the Moqui villages. We hope that by this time they have found the mountain of gold and are loading their pack-mules with gold.
 The railway is now within sixty-six miles of Tucson. As work is discon- tinued for the present, it will probably not reach the ancient burg before New Years day We understand the ma chine shops, and other works for the company are 10 be built as soon as the road reaches Tucson which will no doubt add much to the property valua- ton there.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
MGrIco2G.

I This IS a new and destined to be
 come an important Arizona town, an, is truly a railway product. It is but few miles south of the old and well
 known overland station of Maricop;
 Wells. All freight and passengers tt and from the towns of Tempe. Php
 nix, Wickenburg, Seymour, Prescott
 Bradshaw, Mcdowell and other North
 ern settlements and military posts cen
 ter there. It is now busy place, anC { presents strong proof of what has jus
 been said. The Railway Company ha. built depot about 200 feet in length with spacious platforms, handsome offices for I&ilway and telegraph busi ness and waiting room for passengers The architecture and finish are attrac tive and not surpassed by any rail
 way building between there and San Francisco. The freightage there has evceeded the expectations of the com pany, and the first two or three agents sent, SC we are told, were unequal to the task. By Mondays train Freight Auditor Chapel and a new agent (Mr Woo0 and family arrived there, and it is believed that by the help of the efficient Auditor the new agent will be so well installed that hereafter the large business will be promptly per formed to the satisfaction of the com pany and it's patrons.
 \ number of wooden buildings are going up, among which is a large two-story hotel. Wells, Fargo & Co. have just sent large safe, showing their idea of business at Maricopa. Good water in plentifulness has been found at depths of fifty-odd feet. Well-digging iS quite an industry there now. The streets are terribly dusty, but this feature will soon be effectually removed. The business peo- pie have united in procuring water cart and will soon thoroughly wet down the dust, after which the ground will be easily kept hard and smooth, as small experiments show the dust packs hard when sufficiently wet. The soil is rich and will produce flowers, shrubs, vegetables. etc. The people then have it in their power to make an attractive as we'll as business place. With a possible chance for the capi- tai and department headquarters, her citizens ought and doubtless will eX- ert themselves to make the most of their favored site.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Parting.
Wnnn mi Il

 Weep not that we must part: Earrings are short, eternity is long. Life IS but one briefstage, And they that say love ends with life ar,
 wrong.
 List to thine own hearts cry Love can not die.
 What though so far away? Thy thoughts are stIll with me. and ,rI,l
 thee mine,
 And absence has no power To lessen what by nature is divine. List to thine own hearts cry Love can moi die.
 Then weep no more, my love. Weeping but shows thy trust in me ,s
 small.
 Faith is by caImness proved. For know this truth: thou canst not love
 at ell
 Unless thine own heart cry Love can not die.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

MoHAvE is to have no District Court in May, or in July, to which the May term was ordered adjourned, because the officers to whom Judge Silent left the matter of the aGOurnmentd did not attend to business. nor until October whereat there is vexation and 'vrath on the Colorado. Bui Mohaye should not murmur, for it has always been our understanding that that county was to be most directly interested in the de- velopmeRts to follow upon the judi cIal- -gubeTnatorial visit East.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
The HeTicdn Exposition.

Ramon de Ybarroler, an eminent Mexican engineer and landowner, ar rived in New York, May 20, from Mexico, to supervise the construction of iron-wOrk to be made in that coun. try for the International Exhibition He says public interest has been aroused, and people are preparing ac- lively for the enterprise. He is con fident the building will be ready and the exhibits in their proper Depart ments by next January, when the Ex- hibition is Co be opened.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

A SHORT time ago we had reason to believe that the editor of the Prescott Enterprise had become monomaniaC on the subject of Indian wars, but it's local contemporary, the Miner, now has the lead in this matter of lunacy. From the tone of the last two issues we judge that its editor has gone mad altogether-with everything and every body. Twas ever thus. "Time at last sets all things even" The evil that men do oftimes preys upon the mental and physical systems until both are destroyed. They may be objects of mercy, but not of pity So let him pass.