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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER 29, 1879.
From Mondays Daily.

FIRST LIEUT.. GEORGE S. WILSON, Twelfth Infantry, Acting Commissary of Subsistence in the field, is relieved from duty at Whipple Barracks and ordered to proceed to and take station at Blackberry, to distribute the rations authorized by the Secretary of War to be issued to the Hualapai Indians.
 Upon the completion of this duty Lieut.. Wilson will return to Whipple Barracks and report to the command ing officer for duty.
 The DeLnonico.
 This excellent and popular restaur- ant will hereafter be prepared to fur nish meals at all hours of the day. Miss Cashman knows just how to tenn per the dainty dishes to lure the taste, and her bounties always satisfy. So, if you want something particularly nice call on Miss Nellie, south side of Church Plaza.
 HoN. c. M. K. PAULIsoN, Registrar of the |. s. Land Office, is in town from Florence. NIT. Paulison is a gentle man or culture and ability, and al though new in Arizona already has many friends here. He belongs to a class of men to whom Arizona will always extend a cordial welcome.
 MEssRs. SAMANIEGo and Block leave town tomorrow morning to examlne the entire length of the new road to Globe City. These gentlemen both know what a road should be and their report will doubtless be received with but little questioning.
 HoN. THOMAS D. GILBERT and party from Grand Rapids, Mich, came in by private conveyance yesterday and are out today to examine some of their properties in the Amole District. They are gentlemen of means and are fixed for business.
 MEssRs. VosBURG and Wood came in yesterday from the Huachuca and Tombstone country. They expect to start for the Papago regions in the accompanied by MT. Stout.
 SOME Prescott people want to ar range another excursion to San Fran cisco for the holidays. No doubt a from this section would join. Where is Barnett?
 DR. SANANIEGo, writing from Gnu huahua, advises his friends not to go to Sierra Mojada, and we consider the advice reasonable.
 TO-DAY A. D. OTIS & Co. received a new safe and a shipment of crockery. More to come tomorrow.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
From Tuesdays Daily.
 Sfruck # Rich.

We are in receipt of the price list of the Red House Trade Union of Sac ramento, Cal, and wish that we could lay it before every one of our readers. It offers goods at prices not often heard of in these parts. It sends us all kinds of goods by mail, express and freight, and only those who have tried this method of buying their goods know how much it saves. The coun- try order department of this house is now a leading factor of Pacific Coast trade. They mail their price list free to all who wish it.
 MR. A. T. ABBOTT returned from Los Angeles last Saturday, having been absent a month at the sea side. He comes back much improved in health, feeling vigorous and hearty. His mining interests will keep him ID Arizona for some weeks yet, after which he will return to his home in Connecticut and prepare for his sec ond visit to Arizona. NIT. Abbott is q man who goes in for legetimate, ener- getic development and that is the class of men we want.
 TIE telegraphic specials to TIE CITIZEN are received via San Diego but the click of that office has not been heard in Tucson for nearly three weeks and hence the prolonged absence of telegraphic news from our columns We are hourly hoping for renewed communication with the terminal city; however, the advent of the Western Union line into Tucson will forever end these troubles and place us on & basis of telegraphic equality with any other city on the coast
 A PROMINENT improvement on Mey- CTS street is that elegant show window at Fred Earlls with its tasteful dis play of fancy articles, books, cards, etc. Mir. Earll has also made some neat repairs inside, and enlarged his shelving tO make room for his holiday goods, excellent cigars and newsy pa pers. Mr. Earll by his congenial man. ner and prompt attention to business, has built up a trade which promises to reward him well. Success to the dili- gent, say we.
 WE had a pleasant call this afternoon from Mir. Mendal Meyer, the noted vio- llnist, who has just arrived from Los Angeles. THE CITIZEN noticed that Mir. Meyer had arranged to come to Tucson, but his visit has been deferred until now. As soon as a suitable pro gramme can be arranged Mir. Meyer will give our people musical enter tainment at Levin's Hall, the excel lence of which we are willing to vouch for.
 SEVERAL loads of machinery, con sisting of vats, still, etc, passed through town today evidently intended for the Tombstone brewery. The material was all new and of first class quality NR. AARON MASON, SuI erintendent  of the Silver King mine and mill, ar rived by coach today. The King country is booming and the end of the big strike is not yet.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Mining W ork Notice.

NOTICE TO JOHN FOLEY, DECD, lNhis heirs, assigns and legal representa-. tlves. Take notice that l, tine undersigned. co-owner with said John Foley, dec'd, In the Hopeful mine. in Arivaca District, Pima County, Arizona, located Septembe 2l, 1878, have done the assessment work on said claim for the year ending June 6. 1879; that the sum of S5O IS due me from said John Foley, dec'd, or the owners oi said John Foley, dec'd, interest Tn said claim, ss his proportion Of said assess ment work; and that unless said sum or $50 IS paid me on or before the expiration of 90 days from the date Of this notice shall claim forfeiture 10 me Of said de ceased's interest ID said claim. hy virtue of section 232S Of the Revised Statutes Of tne United States. B. A. HARASZTHY.
 Dated Tucson, October lO, 1879. 52-lSt
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Summons.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY Of Pima. In Justices Court. before Charles F. Meyer, J. F., Precinct No. One Alexander Levin, plaintiff, vs. Theodore Smith, defendant. Demand, S77.OO. The Territory Of Arizona sends sreetir tO NJ. . Theodore, smith, defendant. You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear before me at my office lI the town Of Tucson and County Of Pima, on the 27th day Of January, A. D. 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m. Q, to answer the complaint Of the above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are indebted to him in the sum Of seyenty-seven dollars.
 And if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded and for the costs or this suit. Given under my hand this 18th day Of Noyem Der, A. D. 1879.
 CHARLES IT. MEYERS, Justice Of the Peace, Precl net No. One.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE.

IN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI | claI District. In the County of PlmH' Territory Of Arizona. Theron S. HitchcOchs plaintiff, against Elizabeth A. HItcnc9cA, defendant. Summons. Action brought in the District Court or the First Judicht District in and for the County of Pima, Ih the T-Tri.ory of Arizona The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tO Elizabeth N. Hitchcock. You are hereby summOueu and required to appear in an acton brought against you by the above nalntt plHintifT in the District Court of the Flr>t Judicial District in and for the County O' Pima, in the Territory Of Arizona, anu Hi,. swer the complaint filed with The CleiA Of this Court at Tucson, in saId Count! v. copy Of which complaint accompaulr' this sumInOns) within twenty days itNciu- sive Ofthe day Oi service) after the SeTNlt7 upon you Of this summons 1T served ," this county; but 1T served Ou; Ot the couu ty and within this district then wlthI" thirty days; in all other cases fOrly d'S
 And you are hereby notified thai li yot fail tO appear and answer the com plan. as aDcve required, the plaintiff will app! tO the Court for the relief dem@nuy' therein and costs and dtSbursc menus J" this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seti V' the said District Court at Iuc>o.' lA-s'l this seventh day of November A-
 D 1879. l.,--,
 GEO. A. CLUM. Clerk.
 T. L. STILES, Attorney for Plaintiff
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Wednesdays DaIly. District Court.

The court met again this morning pursuant to adjournment. Several de cisions were rendered at the opening of court, as follows:
 Warren vs Drachman, ct al. Judg- ment for defendant. Counsel to pre- pare findings.
 Young vs Grant. Judgment for plaintiff Decree entered.
 Clifford vs Mitchell ct al. Motion to supplement and amend statement on motion for new trial denied
 Streeter vs Calabasas Co. ct al. Mo tion for continuance made and argued. Affidavit ordered filed this afternoon.
 Atkinson vs Calabasas Co. ct al. Case submitted without argument. Taken under advisement by court.
 Wells Sprice was admitted to prac- tice at the bar.
 The hearing on motion for confirm ation of report of referee in Corrillo vs Martenez was set for December 2, also all the demurrers on the calendar
 JUDGE UNDERHIIL ard Messrs. Leatherwood and Clark returned tor day from trip to San Pedro, Mule Pass, Tombstone, Charleston and Haul chuca. They also made a detour be- low the Sonora line, just to see the country. Engineer Hood joined the party at the San Pedro and an exami nation of the valley towards Charles ton was made with a view to future possibilities. It is putting it mildly to say that Judge Underhill was i'm mensely pleased with the country and outlook. His report must have a very cheerful effect upon the railroad con- pany. He left for San Francisco by coach this afternoon.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
coach this afternoon.

WHEN the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe line is completed Globe City will only be 1,27j miles from Kansas City. Merchandise will be shipped through in three or four days, and the trip to New York made in four days, in comfortable Pullman coaches.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
J. g cOLLMS.

HEALER IN GENERAL MER,HAN.
 U DISE, CAMP THOMAS, 4. 1 has
 now on hand a complete Stock of Cs,o;s such as are required by farmers. mif@rS and travellers. For sale at Lowest Mark,
 Prices. Branch Business at San Carlo Tn" many settlers along the Gila above and below Camp Thomas will find il tC tO trade with J. B. Collins
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

THE firm of J. Collingwood S Co.,, of Florence, has been dissolved and we understand the business will be continued by NIT. Collingwood alone. This, we believe, is the oldest estab- lished house in Pinal county.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
BARNETT, BLOCK 6 CO, FORWARDING
 -and- Commission Merchants. Maricopa, Maricopa Wells
 and Casa Grande.

Take pleasure in announcing 10 the nnhlIc that they have opened at Marlco' pps Naricopa Wells and Casa Grande pouses for the transaction or general Forwarding and commission business ana ,rili always keep on hand complete as, Isortneut of Merchandise, which they will ,fF,1r at the lowest market prices, having sbipped their goods direct from New York. .,, o,,st,,ro, Them with the greatest prOmpineSS,
 Ersight will bt carefully stored when lavoiiiug shipment and no charges male for handling the same. Requests 10 have ,,oocs forwarded by special teams VIII De iinvarsably complied with.
 They are also prepared tO contract for l,be delive.y " Of all classes or freight to any point in the Territory. SDeclaI attention given tO the Iorward- inc, of machinery. BlRcksmithiDg Rnd wheelwrightiDg done 10 order. REFERENCES: Lord .S Williams, l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,. 'ZeckendoTf & Staab, l.. M. Jacobs k Co.,.
 |. Goidwater & Bro., c. P. Head & Co.,,
 GoIdman X Co.,, NIL. Peralra, Phenix.
 J. CollingwoOd X Co.,, M. Calisher, Flor ence
 B. Cohn, Los Angeles.
 Xeyerstein ,S O., Livingstone & Co san Francisco.
 HK F. B. Thurber X Co.,. l.. Zecken- dorf .e Co.,, 73 Thomas St., New York.
 ns-Mark all goods and address all com munications 10
 BARNETT, BLOCK $ co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
The Corral is Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance Of good we'll water. Spe- cial care taken with stock or other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La- heree's management of Desert Station peaks in the highest terms of it.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Settle Up.

HAVING SOLD OUT MY BUSINESS. LII all peTsD ns indebted 10 nae hv bUok account will come forward imL ,ialely and settle np and save e stS.
 oc6--m TuCS BELkNAP.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Notice of Final Procf.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA
 October :, lnI3- NOTICE IS HEREBY GINES Hni Hdil,t IN the following. named settler has ul.' notice Of his intention tO make Dnti p'.i in support of his claim, and SecuI' "' i-t,. entry thereof at The expiration oI 'l",. days from The date or thiS notice, y'A.' Alexander Levin, Pre-cmplIun leI.' tory Statement No. 6l7, for the S- z i< and <. F.. 1{ =. W. tt see l3 and N IT. i.i N. K. 14 Sec. 24, township l3 7-i rihs .. .-... and names the following as bls VI, i,,i'., of to prove his claim: AleJando MOI ,,,- Tucson, Pima County. and AnaslA lA''' N llnO, also Of Tucson, Pima County,
 C. NJ. k. PAULISpN, sl5t Registrar
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

Is always supplied with an ample variety of well-cooked food. No exaggeration iB Ihis. Stage passengers and travellers by ihere understand 1t, and to them all un-
 cquainted with the fact are respectfully eferred for information
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Notice to Creditors-Estate OI
 W. Hopkins, Deeease1.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY J ii.. i,.. IN undersigned, admlnistraior ol o1l,'nd ahOve named estate, 10 the crediinrs, saII all persons having claims asAln The deceased to exhibit the same "z,Ir bs necessary vouchers. within iOnI i,, i,,,,.. % from the first publication 0i this "1,,'n ".T,cson. The undersigned, al his office ih Pima County, A. T. rOOrE
 Administra'O' J.S. WOOD, Probate Ju1ge.
 Sppfernher GI IS7y.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

HENRY FENTON, an acquaintance of nine years, is now telegraph operator at Shakespeare. He is a good fellow, and the new camp is to be congratu- lated upon securing such an efficient and attentive manager.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Base Ball.

The following narhes have been handed to us as the players on THE CITIZEN Nine for the game thanks giving day: Requa, 1st b.; Hereford s. S.; Moses Lully, C.; Roach, D.; Good friend, 2d b.; Mark Lully, 3d b.; Wood, h. f.; c. Moroney, c. f.; T. Casselli, T. f. ; Nichols, substitute.
 OUR excellent jewellers, Messrs. Shus- sler and Nilson, have formed a CO., partnership, and now offer an elegant stock of watches, clocks, diamonds, iewelry, etc. Ladies are especially re- onested to call at their store on north side of Church Plaza.
 Col. PAULIsoN has been very busy all day with claimants at the Land Office, completing their final proofs to land claims. MT. Paulison came Ito Tucson to save trouble and expense to claimants. His action in this con- nection will be duly appreciated by those whom he has favored.
 DR. SEAwELL has moved his office to Mesina street, a few doors below TIE CITIZEN office, where he may be found by patients requiring his atten- tive and efficient services
 JUDGE II. B. SUMMERS came up from Florence by coach to-day lo look after some matters he has at tue ad iourned court term here.
 A BRONCO team went out of town this morning, taking with it Messrs. Samaniego and Block, bound for Globe City, via the new road.
 MEssRs. SToUT, Roman, Nosburg and Wood left this morning to take a look at the Papago country.
 MEssEs. BAILEY and Sandway took the stage this morning for the Tomb stone country.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Horse and Muie Collars,
Ice! Ice! Ice!
nov2I-d&wtf

Mr. II. E. CLdrk t0keS| pleasure iD anROltBcinS. to tue cjtizenS of Tucson tbat he iS nOlO prepared to deHUeP ICE ct the LOlC Rate Qf -Four Cents per pound ff0r 70 pounds or OUer--ltnder, , centS--de-I HUered to 0ny part 0f Me| city. M. E. CLARK.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

Lei your first attack or indigestion be the last. Rouse be dormant energies of me Sl"mach Wlth the BItterS. The tone thus inn parted will S.main. TbislS "A f4rf established toy th0tsauGS of witnesses whose te>iinluuy iS snlpIy statement of Their own experiences. Those afflicted with general debility ol ,very pbase will ind this medicine an un9jline agent m ouIluihg up ana rtheWIrS their strength. Dealers generally.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

L. ZEcKRSDoRF, ALBERT sTEISFELp 2o2 Brd,wy R5. Tucson, NY AT. L. ZeckendOPf & CO' TUCSON, ARIZONA. WHOLESALE and RETAIL
 Dealers In General Merchandise Have always on hand and Are continually receiving the largest and most complete
 assortment
 DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES md CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
 DRESS GOODS, GENTS, YOUTHS, aud BOYS
 CLOTHING,
 BOOTS aud SHOES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CIGARS and TOBACCCS
 HARDWARE,
  MINING and FARMING LKPLE-
 NENTS, And Thousand and One things too Nu- merous to enumerate.
 We have The Best of Facilities i'll Pur-
 chasing Goods, Buying our Goods DIRECT from First Hands. and are able to Offer Unsurpassed Inducements We especially invite the Attention of the Wholesale
 Trade To examine our prices before purchasing
 elsewhere. Wool and Hides, And ALL PRODUCTS Of the country |
 Bought. Highest Price allowed for Gold and Silver Bullion. III Orders Solicited and Promptly Atten-
 ded to.
 L.ZECKENDORF & co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Desert Station.
AS Miles from Florence.
The Table

DHAs. H. LABEREE, Proprietor.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-25

That fish may be scaled much
easier by first dipping into boiling
wafer about minute. That salt
fish are quickest aud best freshened
By soaking In sour milk. That salt
will curdle new milk; hence in pre-
pairing milk porr,dge. grxvjes, ETC.,
the salt should hot be added until
the dish is prep ,red. That fresh
meat beginning to sour will sweet.
Ell If placed out Of doors IN the
cool air over night. That clear
boiling water will remove tea stains
and many fruit stains. Pour the
water through the stain and thus
prevent it spreading over the fabric.
That boiling starch is much im.
proved by the addition Of sperm or
salt. or both, or a little gum arabic
dissolved. That beeswax and salt
will make your rusty Ast-irons as
clean and smooth as glass. Tie q
lump of WAX in rag and Keep it
for that purpose. When the irons
are hot. rub them first with the
wax rag, then sconr with q paper
Or cloth sprinkled with salt. That
blue ointment aud kerosene mixed
IN equal proportions aud applied
10 bedsteads is sn unfailing bug
remedy, and that coat of white
wash IL ditto for u log house. That
Kerosene will make yonr tea kettle
ss bright AZ new. Saturate wool |
~ rag aud rub it with it. 1t will !
llsO remove stains from the clean |
furniture. That cold |
ain water and soap will remove
grease from washable
abrics.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-25
Put Them In Chascery,
rPaducah SUM-

tfa0ucan oun.J
In Smithland, some yeara ago,
when the venerable Judge Fowler
was on the bench, a man was ar
rested for carrying ''brass knuck.
les" and the terrible weapons were
confscated. The statute in force
at that time provided that articles
of that kind should be taken by the
sheriff and placed where they
would "never wonld be found any
more" The court instructed the
sheriff as to the law, at which the
officer demurred. saying that be
dad not know of any such place.
A half tipsy lawyer, whom every.
body supposed to be asleep, sud
denly arose to his feet. with the
remark, "May it please the court,
rs the sheriff seems to be at loss
where to place the knuckles so that
they will never be found any more,
| move that the court instruct him
to place them at the foot of the
chancery docket. Once there, they
never will be heard of again"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-25

She wouidn't Melt.
detroit Free-Press.

A day or two ago, when u servant
girl opened the side door of q house
on Sibley street in response to I
tramp's knock, her face looked &c
kind and benevolent that the hun.
CRY man had no doubt that good
dinner awaited him. He had, how
ever. laid out certain programme,
and he therefore began |:
"My dear woman, l haven't had
anything to eat for two days, and
| wanted to ask il You would spare
me one Of these icicles which has
fallen from the caves ?"
We'll. l dunno" she slowly re-
piled, as she looked out. Il sup
pose We might spare you one, if
you are really suffering, but of
course you won't take tie largest
and best p
He stepped down and selected
an icicie about two feet long, and
n hesitating manner inquired:
IF YOU would only sprinkle a
little pepper on this I would BIZ
+ .rever grateful.
Its rather bold in you to ask
1t, bnt | suppose l can sprinkle on
u ittls--a very little" she replied,
and she got the pepper and busted
his luncheon" very spuringly.
He started to move away, but
seeming to recullect something he
turned aud said
You seem SO benevolent Ill ask
you to sprinkle ON little salt as
we'll. l like my icicles up pretty
high
You are q bold man, sir, and |
it's plain that you have the appe.
title Of glutton. but III give you
u bit Of salt and then you must be
gone" she replied.
When the icicle had been duly
sHtted the uan expressed his thanks
but didut move away. His game
wasn't working to suit him. Some
folks wouldn't have stood there
and seen hl.u bite off the end of n
olg lcicle, but this girl did. And
'urther, when he hesitated to 20,
she indignantly called out
81 know what YOU want. You
low want me to wxrm tho icicle in
he oven for you and then put on
'one mustard, but Ill never, never
10 IT r
The man moved slowly out of the
'ate, and us he threw his icicle Ut ,
passing dog lie gave utterance to
lis disgust in language punctualed ,
ntirely with slung shots.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-25

Among the good provisions
adopted by the constitutional con-
vention of California, is one msk.
ing the directors to banks and
other corporations jointly and sew
orally liable for all loss accustomed
to stockholders and depositors by
fraud. and embezzlement, or mis-
management during their term of
Office. A sweeping change has
been affected also in the law Of ar
rest. q provision being adopted
that in no civil actions shall i'm
prisonment hereafter be allowed
except In cases Of frau.l.