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West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13
JUDGING BY APPEARANCES.

Here il Il ni,r place. Mabel" said
the elder of two larlis who had just en-
tered the train. and W" will try and
keep it undis,urbrl, too" she added,
proceeding TO deposit their shawls.
sachcls. etc. upon the end Of each scat,
while the two ladies seated themselves
facing each other. They were evidently
mother and daughter. the daughter a
slender. bright faced little thing. and
jus, ~ cridrntly r'opl" Of "position.'
marked by Nil the belongings of wealthy
travellers. Elegantly braided linen
ul.,ers over blD.k silk. stylish hats,
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13
lInxIcr ON the Press.

Mr.. Huxley, the English scientist. in
n recent lecture on tho influence OF the
press, said: The press is an embodi-
mcnt Of call the wisdom and good
deal of the folly, much Of the. goodness
and vast deal Of the badness, the hatred
and the iniquity which beset man." He
ikened the modern press to nm eruption
of Vesuvius-regarding It rs sort of
safety-vAlve, by which ideas and feelings
Which. if they remained imprisoned
would result in earthquake, are released,
ejecting with them a good deal Of mere
steam, r great quantity Of ashes and q
certain amount of lava, which, by It's
crumbling. ultimately covers the soil
with smiling vineyards to mankind.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13
CLUB RATES.

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~ eSua copy fr,s fJr ave y.rr.
)F.r club ftT yr'riy . Ih-- rlr, '...' -.
o. onD tiin', with tho SAsh. 40 u.i "a ."0 ne
pncc TO II. rer c".y Ana scnd tho 90 .r.-li
o. the club an rr, = py &c = ior o',c -.
Fer s cub Of iJn;l.y ye.Tlw en- -. rc't |
us,t ou- t,u,, With the rapu. vi NJ. iri':. =
Ito ~" 10 g. 81 Ict copy. su' em'i '''' ;'.-
u 30 Il ciIb "a c1t;s cory fr,o Ia .'' 'r
To" .,rm- ~.I.e s.Ti,!ir r,i -.
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West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13

Sr->.sl attention :, gwen by Mr.. {. u HsS
Eas"S 10 the c"nprruding OF Phv+icinns
rc~"rIIS on.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13

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%. o.. :,:.I irur2si LcNo:cd .iri:ty 20 "'''H'-'
{, ',sn' r. an c'rs sally to to oil news
IL =. ..giniL
H., q, ,.2n:..: cd in TIL. I:Ter car be relied
NJ u e. ii tines.
Nr- '"-,.cI IN the veIv center OF n" oil
isr..t Il West vlUSi?;A. And hHH, tle tc ar
~. %. .s =. Whereby xc can secure authority
/, - .:crs p,ris!usns 70 the probation Of
..- o. t.hs spccial carr 10 Prc-1r'as aad
Irr.ar.. ; articles upon tie hc.rv q" l'..-1ln'-
,I..y =. S,rsInis, aad il is our ia;Uu'rbn 10
u.g.." ;'.II suLj"c: special feature.
1l5r,:r statements OF prcdacl"as, ship
IL, = pyica,. etc eta, vii be SIrcn each
~ E.
-. ,-.t.. GORE? ?3ndentS from cvoTy OF field
to,sl:.i NJ ell tho items OF later -. aud We
- :. ) Inducements TO all who provo TO
Ia -, s:"ts.
T.. .,i, tho oil news The WhI.KrSo RRhn Will
co.'s H. s.. Tho q acr,l rcuh home aod foreign.
49,, ,ri lrral items OF ScarrL interest, to-
i".h r ,r,.h shur:, sp!cr stories, Sketches aud
a.. - ed misc, 'ancous matter, maktnS u
,.r.,,,r., Vi itrr 20 the home e!,cle.
voar nainc Aad money a. cacS-only
- '.r- AyC,r, or .. rarnn RAJ" fof ShorS
80 e.. Give tho vAlKfNn Br,H trial.
g ... ua:,.,d cvorruuero 10 s''irit sub
>!I.ICsirS Job printing. etc.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13

. It Is said that "truc love never did
run smooth" We've never seen 1t Mt
tempt to run. but il docs some Of tn.
smoothest kind Of swinging on 1 be fro1
gate.-Keokuk Constitution.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13
The C0bblcr.

500 tho cnlhlcr'- huay hands.
! lsc" his st'auly blow.
His h-ly'~ ls'nt mon his let
His lnrnp hnng- on the wall.
Anil III and ont he whips hiS ends,
AMI rlicS his nirnhlc Hwl.
Tip tap. from sun to sun,
TIP TAP. rhr nights begun.
Aud he has work TIM, must bc done
iirnp
liz. a,r"n's .I.r.a.l nrTrr-S lmS breast,
Oi I"th"rn i-ItuI" -ir"rg;
liz aims ~ ~ lmr" hh- sI""Nr- rnllc'l mp
IIi- i.ri hrrro 1 shI tho thong
Nhlch bind. IL" ln4i br,wc"n hir kmeCs:
His Iull il --~ III nrI long;
And now tho pegs hc mm'ncrs In,
Iiu,urning ~ little .on:.
Tip TAP. ir"rn sun 4" sun;
Tip ,np. rho niSh,'s hgm.
AMI hr has work that must DO dono
Iriar.
rur evening rh'I, r',"nv i''''''
hdnwn u the CIrakln.; -iUIr
lie nn,yrly ,Tnrk- II ru-ii" Poke.
And forward draws h,- char.
A,~i, tho cohhlrr tric- his skill.
Inc friendly ink" Ia fioW;
In sound "l worls he makes rctort.
hrd 10th IN chorus roar.
The current news IL now discussed.
Whit men have sAid or dono;
And how they cri"l IN this or that,
and where they honor won.
The t-rst and iairrsi hn will he.
IN whom il can bc said
Hc worked to give fcllow-mnn
Away To earn his bread.
Much cl,.~rr To the human breast
Than NIL oi glory's storr, -
wrlll-ihc -i,nvlr w"rls: "Ilrf'm
Employment i"r the poor.
With rllnw- rl scc-i upon his hnce~.
And hH.crS rri.ri TO show
The uiCc le.iuc,iuas ot his mind.
The c"lhlcr'- cilmmois fow:
And thcu hc rclc' AMI pegs away;
lie knows ia" minutes speed;
His works lshrnd III" promised time.
And hc hRA uu"Hih- 10 feed.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13
West Virginia Walking Beam.
Published every Wednesday,
VOLCANO, W. VA, ,
VAN A. zEVELY,
Terms er SUBSCRIPTION.
ISvARrABLYIN ADVANCE

- ru.~.. ~.u u promptly discontinued o,
ito c'l '.s:.au o: tho tins paid for, and no
r.nos ,r',rrd "a tho subscription books With
Uut iiI,h IN AG'dlos.
Sn1,cg. .Grrs fading cross on theiT Papcrs
viii unlsr-,sad, without furthee notice, ihai
bclr trlc has expired.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13
TERMS OF AOvEHIIs:NG.

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ro;rg !. oInro tt.AI ten ..I-S q res :.ipEs OF
r.tps - 'p:y,c -. etc, chs'sod los A. hah
s3v,,r Sra:ct.
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West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1879-08-13
Cir Job PRINTING OaC0

. .o' 4. Il With new And beartitul typc or
20 ...s, .. ,tc for the neat cnd 81 dy cIccu-
'...,y' Al ci.fses Of Plain and Oruam' utAl
- =.r 20.
=. $50 2re?arcd to execute. Ia THO very
b.. -.N."s, any al kinls OF Pinting,
tr, -. :. ,I:ing c. to Mammoth Poster,
E., ..,. Si.I,.w: and Wedding C'ils, Ahou
C..us. Ball Tickets. lnvItsuoas. Pro
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p 80 in al ia hraCchc.. Jop Printing
= o., iis. in the Best STYLE. delivered IN
A.: ar, Of the Cuinu. at LoTcst Cnh
Pre-. S,v what you want, and We Will send
E,.i:i ''sI OF Pri>eS
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Summons.

TT'O SOUTHLAND S. BE NEDICT, WHO l Is nonresident nf the Territory ol Arizona, and who resides in the city and county Of san Francisco, State Of CaIIfor- mia. In District Court. First Judicial Dis. trict, in the County Of Pima, Territory oI Arizona. sam E. Adams lI II. \. McCar Thy, plaintiffs, against John F.. Magee and C. S. Benedict, defendants. Summons. Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the Coun- " Of Pima, m the Territory Of Arizona. The Territory Of Arizona serds greeting to John F.. Magee and C. S. Benedict. You are herr by summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court Of ihe First Judicial District in and Tor the County Of Pima, ig the Territory oi Arizona, and answer the complaint tiied with the Clerk Of this Court al Tucson, in said county tl copy of which complaint Accompanies this summons) witt in twen- r. days (eXclusive Of the day Of service after the service upon you Of this sum mons, if served in this county: but | served outo this county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other eases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that 1T you fan tO appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will apply fO the court for the relief demanded there in and costs and disbursements in this be- half expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of the
 said District Court at Tucson, this
 IT.. g. seventh day of October, 1879.
 52-lOt C. \. CLUM, Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Proposals for Sale of City Bonds.

OFFICE CITY TREASURER, TUCSON, A- T.,
 September -, IS79. .SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- ID ceived for the purchase often thousand dollars bonds of the City of Tucson, by W. w. Williams, Treasurer Ot the City Of lu'- son, up tO Saturday, November ], A. U. 1879, at o'clock D. m.
 The bonds are dated Septem ber !, lS.1. and draw ten per cent. interest per au- mum. payable annually a' The office uf tir .Clty Treasurer on the first day Of Scptcm- Der, togethe with twenty per cent. Of tte principal
 The City Of Tucson has no outstanding indeb' eduesS, and these bonds are offered for sale tO defrsy the expense Incurred iu obtaining The right of way for he south ern Pacific Railroad Company tHr0ueu The corporate limits Of Tucson. All the requirements Of the charter or TGcsOu in issuing said bonds have been compiled win
 No propositions for the purchase Of S1il bonds will be considered or entertained for less sum than ninety cents on Ihe dollar. Proposals must be sealed and inc dorscd, "BidS for Tucson Railroad G1Hd~,' and directed To W. W. Williams, Ci-y Treasurer, Tucson, A. T."
 The successful bidder or bidders will he required Co deposit the money for p1f- chase or and receipt uf the bonds gt O office Of the City Treasurer in Tucson, or pay for and be responsible for the cost Ul exchange and transportation.
 W. W. WILLIAMS,
 City IreaSurrr
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Proposals for Building Material.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTM'T OF ARIZONA
 OFFICE CHIEF QUARTEEMAsTER, WHIPPLE BARRACKS. PRESCOTT, X. T.
 October 10, 1872. CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLI - caie, subject tO the usual conditions Will he receiv, d at thIs office untII o'clock ?. m. on the 18th day of November, 1879, Rt which time and place they will be opened in presence Of bidders. for furnish ing lumb Der, tin, nails, and all other ma terial required for construction Of tin roofs to publlc buildings at Fort Lowell, A. T., all the malerial. except lumber, 10 be de- livered 10 the Depot QuartermaSrer at San FranciSco, Cal, .,and the lumber 10 be de- liv red at Fort Lowell.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
 \ preference will be given 70 articles Of domestic production.
 Blank proposals and specifications con taining detailed Information may be ob- tained at this office, at the office Of the Post QuartcrmaSier, Fort Lowell. A IT, and atthe office Of the Depot Qaartermas- ter. san Francisco.
 Proposals should be enclosed in sealed envelopes. marked ' Proposals for Mater ial for Tin Roofs af Fort Lowell, A. T." and addressed tO The undersigned.
 GEORGE 1T. WEEKS. QuartermaSier Y. S. Army, Chef Guar termas,er Department of Arizona.
 52-H
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
From Tuesday's Daily.

! ACTIVE rehearsals of the Pinarorc chorus commenced last night under the
 leadership of NIT. Dauphin, MT. Spring.
 CT furnishing. splendid accompani-
 ment on the piano. By the way, the
 pluck of NIT. Firing in his efforts to
 carry out his bargain and give Us the . great sensation in spite of his discour- iagements, deserves remembrance and
 recognition. Levin is going to set
 back the east wall of his hall by an archway So as to give more room for the stage and additional seating in the audience room.
 THE McArthur brothers, who pur- purchased Pete Kitchens interest in the Monumental mines, will com imence operations at once in the way of development. They now have title to the entire property, as they have also bought C. W. Kinsman's interest. Archibald McArthur left by yester- days stage for Chicago, and John, who was one of the locators of the mines, and James will remain here for the present.
 MR. PRING is in search of a Mid shipmite" for Pinafore. He says he. has patent expansive front eleva-' ton " for any capable applicant We. have suggested the names of several prominent individuals, and they may expect proposals.
 THE amount of freight coming in now has not been seen for some time. heretofore. Our merchants are evil. dentiy preparing for a large winter. trade, and are not content to wait for. the coming of the railroad for the completion of preparations.
 Ar the recent session of the Grand Lodge of A. F. and A. NJ, of Califor nia, the committee on charters, report. ed favorably on the petition from Tue !. son. So it is presumable ,he Order will soon be in regular working con dition here.
 MR. A. W. UNTHANK is engaged in putting in order a hoisting machine which is 10 be sent 10 the Liberty. mine, Orc Blanco, in a few days. The Liberty is the property of Dr. Head man and others.
 THE room now in construction in Drake's building, Meyers street, next to Gomez, will be occupied by Judge Neugass as a Justice Office on the first day of November
 WI. OSBORNE, EsR., returned from Florence by coach. He reports the District Court of Pinal as pushing bus mess at lively rate.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. EInRE,SrE nrrnNA Arirnsf oQ 1S-

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE. ARIZONA. August 20, 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N the COrh n Mill and Mining Com pany, a corporation organized under the laws Of the Territory Of Arizona. having Their office and priuci pal place of business in the town of Tucson, Pima County, Ari- zona. has thIs day made application for 8 patent tO the
 LUCKY CUSS MINING CLAIM,
 situated m the Tombstone Mining Dis trict. in the County or Pima. Territory or Arizona, being bounded anu described as follows: Beginning at the V. VI. corner Of said claim al post live feet tong, four inches square, planted feef in the ground and in a mOnumentof stones and marked thereon l.. C. NJ. C. No. 1 %; therce run ming S. SSo 20" F.. along north end line or |" Lucky CuSS = and south end llne of "Old Guard 1" claim 9.O3 chains 10 post feet long, inches square planted feel in ground and in a monument or stones and marked thereon d.. C. NJ. C. No. 7 " for :he \. F.. corner Of tLe claim and also the S. F.. corner of the "Old Guard ": thence running south r. 50' west 22.72i5 chains Co post i feet long fXi inches planted feet in the ground and in a monument of stones marked thereon l.. C. N. C. No 8 '' for the <. F.. corner Of the claim; thence N. SS7 2U" w. along south end line Of " Lucky Cuss g and " McCann's Claim 3" 9 0lla chains 10 a post 5 feet long 4Xi inches ? .anted feet in the ground and In a mon umeNI or stones. InarEeu thereon N la C. NJ c. No. {" for the S. W. corner of claim; thence N. % 00" F. along the western line or claim 2A72l4 chains tO the place or point Of beginning; containing 20-j6 acres: said claim being bounded on the south by the McCHnn " clalm. on the north by [ he " Old Guard i': on the west by the ! Owls Last HoOi " claim and the " Owls Nest " claim, heinz designated aS lot No . 90 on the plat filed in the Registers office l Florence, Arizona The original notice Of location or this | claim is recorded in the Recorders office | Of Pima County, Arizona, in Book C. ! pages 20 and 22l, Record Of Mines, AprIII Q, 1879, and iS described in said location . notice as being about miles east or the . San Pedro river and about miles west of ! the IragO0n Mountains. Any and ali persons claiming adversely | the whole or any portion Of said (" Lucky | Cuss " claim or surface ground are re- quired tO file their adverse claims with the Register Of The Land office at Flor [ ence, Arizona, durin the 60-day period of ! publication hereof or they will be barred | by virtue or the proyiSionS Of The statute. |
 C. M. k. PAULISON.
 49-i3t Resister,
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE - TO JOHN FOLEY, DECD, lNhiS heirs. assigns and legal representa- iiveS. Take notice that J., the undersigned. c0-owncr with said John Foley, dec'd, in inc Hopeful mlue, in ArivaCt District, Pima County. Arzona located Septe Der .6, lS7S, have done the a-SesSment work ou said claim for the year ending June 6. iS1g: tHai fhe sum of so Is due me from said John Foley, dec'd, or the owners of said John Foley. dec'd, interest m said claim, as his proportion of said assess ment woI k. and that unless said sum Of S5O Is paid me on or before the eXpirar ion CT lSO days froTn the date Of this notice l shall claim a forfeiture Co me Of said de- ceRsed's interest in said claim. hy virtue of section 2323 ofthe Revised Statutes Of tue Eniied States. B A. HARASZTHY.
 DHted Tucson, October 70, 1879. 52-lt
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFIcE Ar FLorENcE

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE,
 September Y, 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N the following named settler has filed notice Of nlS intention Co make final prOOi in support Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the date Of this notice, viz:
 JOHN BRACKETT ALLEN, or Pima County. Territory of Arizona. pre- cm ptiOn deClHratury statement No. S95, for fractional lot 1 of section :, and fractional lOis I. 2 and Of section number lS, being the x. w. l Of S. w. 1{ of said section :, and the ". ls OfN. W. | and \ W. l Of S- w lt of section IS, township l | south, of range n east, and names the fol- lowing as his witnesses, viz:
 JOHN <. WOOD.
 F. II. GOODWIN,
 JESUS BANDURAGA, All Of Tucson, Pima County. Arizona.
 C. N. K. PAULISON, 4q-5t Register.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. HH mn HsHH | Ha

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE | FLORENCE, ARIZONA, August lg i.-l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tu.- ' 1N the Tom hstOne Gold and Silver lf '', and Mining Company. a cOrporario,. ganIzed under the laws of the Terrifa--., ., Arizona, having their office and prtr,'.. .- ! place nf business in She town of Tue,1- | Pima County, Arizona, has thIs d1y u.alt application for a patent to the
 "TOUGH NUT MINING CLAIM situated in the Tombstone Nrninr D.. ! trict. iu the County Of Pima, Terrf-r-- , Arizona, being bounded and described .- follows. to wit; Beginning at tu- na-,r east corner Of said claim. at a post ., ! long, 4Xi inches square. planted ra-r " the ground and in a monument ot sion. and marked thereon CT. N Nc. V, l"; thence running =. 4S7 0ST F.. .--r. chHinS along The east side or OfthecfaInIari west side Oi " Niziua and 6" Go Ordrnorg-- claims, 10 post , feet long lyt ,nrra- square in a monument Of stones. marssI thereon '' T. V. NJ C. No. 2' for ihe >lr.- east corner; theUce running south q 7~ W. 9-U9 chains along the south cni line .. the " Tough Nut " and north end .ira n, ' Tough Nut Extension " Co post fa-. long 4Xf inches square planted 9 fee. in the ground and in monument of stons,. marked thereon CT. V. NJ. C. N0. S' s,. the southwest corner; thence ruunin. \ iS- < W. along the west line Of "Tau.r Nut' and east liRe Of "Surveyor." - Ir- tervenrr" and Defence" claims z2-,. chains tO a post feet long 4xt iuca-, square, planted feet in the ground and 1 a monument or stones, marked thereon " !. N. C. M No. ," for The \. W. curne- Of claim; thence V. 1T B" F.. along uor.h end line of |" Tough Nut " and south euI line Of " Survey" " location 9.0g chaIu>Itu place or point Of beginning; containing 2O G6 acres.
 Said mining claim being descrihe3 iu the original location notice, flied and rt- corded April 9, lS7S,in Book C. Records of Mines, Pima County, page 2i7, as bci g situated about IT. miles northe1sterly from the Lucky CuSs mine in The norra end Of Tom bSiOne hills. about S mile, west Of the DragoOn Mountains and aboa- s m les east Of the san Pedro River
 Any and all persons claiming adverga- " the whole or any portion Of said TC1-I Nut claim or surface ground are requIrti iO file their adverse claims with The R,c Ister of the Land Office at Florence. lrf- zOna, during The Go days period of fH5-i- 'atiOn hereof or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 C. NJ. K. PAUIJSDN,
 IS Register
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-25
From Mondays Daily.

MR. FRAScTsco T. DAvILA, who wa! a resident of Tucson for several years returned last week from Picket Post where he is now engaged in business His reports from Pioneer District art very cheerful. Mining is quite active with good results, and business ii brisk. Considerable building is going on at Picket Post. Among the i'm provements we notice new store by Goldman & Klatz, new blacksmith shop by Mat. Cavenass, residence by Henry Bray and saloon by George Do Walt, etc. The mills are both running and the general outlook is very encour aging.
 FIRST LIEUT.. ROBERT HANNA arriv ed in town this morning from Fort Grant, enroute to California and the east. Lieut.. Hanna has never enj 3yed good health in Arizona and was once before compelled to leave on this ac count. He now goes with a five months leave and may not return. Lieut. Hanna as an officer and gentleman has made many friends in this section who will regret that his health com pells him to seek another climate. 
 A COUPLE of opium dens are firing up for operations in this village under the patronage of the Almon-eyed. This was to be expected, but the council is on their track and will ordain some thing very heavy against the abomina- ton. It is a good time to begin, and it will be a fortunate thing if the au- thorities can keep down this new head which the hydra Vice is thrusting up- on the community.
 ONE of the mild-eyed Celestials went to church a little while yester- day. He stood the sermon very well, but when it came to the closing hy mn his feelings were overcome and he stole away.
 ON his train today Mir. Samaniego brought beautiful orange tree for Mrs. Samaniego. It is planted in a box, is about four feet high and looks very thrifty. May it bear an abund- ance of the delicious fruit.
 MAJ. R. P. EATON, special agent for the PostofIice Department will be here in about ten days. His previous visits have been very profitable and no doubt this one will be equally so.
 SAsrANIEGO's train is unloading to- day. It brought in 5000 pounds of freight, 24000 pounds of which were for L. Meyer & Co. and the balance for lord & Williams.
 TO-DAY A. D. Otis & Co. received a lot of hardware, crockery and glass ware and shipped 5000 feet of sur faced redwood lumber to Camp Hua- rhuca for the new post hospital.
 GEORGE KING, ESQ, arrived from Patagonia this morning, where he has been to summons witnesses in the Co., len murder case. Eight will be here n the morning.
 TIE new Tombstone Stage Com putting up new street lamp in front )f its office on Congress. street.
 MEssRS. GusON and Gashwilder, of he Harshaw Mining Co.,, arrived last from San Francisco and left. he same day for Hermosa.