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Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
Of for Mexico.

NIT. Lewis Williams, NJ. E., accom- panied by Col c. P. Sykes, managing director of the San Xavier and Gala basas Company's mines, Jeff here last week to take full charge of the mining operations of the Altar Company, whose mines are situated near Altar, State of Sonora, Mexico. MT. Will Hams will be duly installed in his pO- sition as Superintendent by Col. Sykes, after which the latter will return to start the building of large and capa- cIous hotel at Calabasas, and make in spection of the valuable mines owned
 by the Calabasas Land and Mining Company, and the San Xavier Mining and Smelling Company, situated eight cen miles south of Tucson The Altar Mining Company purchased their mines about a year ,a&9aaf 7.f'ei .iio
 worled tbem inc past VT "e- ile@Fts tnese afe the only mines in Mex ico now worked by California com pany. This company, comprised prin- cipally o; Eastern capitalists is rapidly getting control of the richest mines in Sonora, and as soon as the s. P. R. R {, reaches their vicinity, their mills and smelling works will be put in motion. It is to be regretted that California capital does not control these rich
 Mexican mines. which will soon as- tonish ihe worlds. F. Stock Report.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
"' RI,hcrI- HerrV 0rr1

The telegraph announces the death of Richard Henry Dana, the American poet and essayist, in Boston, on the 4th instant, aged ninety-three years NIT. DaBa was the son of Chief Justice Dana, and was born at Cambridge, Massachusetts, November 15, 17S7. He was educated at Havard College, stud jed law in Boston and was admitted to the Massachusetts bar in 1911. In 1SI4 he joined the club of gentlemen in Cambridge and Boston, who estao- lished the North American Revlew" He was the author of the Essay on Old Times" the Idle Man." the |"Dying Raven" and many other fine productions in prose and verse. Dry ant and Allston were his dear friend: and they often aidel each other IT their labors. Ills writings are par
 ticularly noted for their bold, terse anC
 pure style.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

THE Nevada Enterprise IS respon sib,e for the statement that the Utah Southern Railroad is about to be ex- tended from York, its present terminus to Frisco, a point l55 miles nearer the Arizona line. This move will bring that road within 40 miles of the nm mense copper mines near Grand Cullen and Sun-ap Butte and Mohave county and to the great coal fields underlying the northern part of Arizona.
 These people seem to know all abou 1 the great coal mines which Gov Ere mont sought to discover through tn potent influence of legislative appro priatiOn.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
Pr,yote Lnd cfms.

February 1, Senitor Emunds called up the Senate bill topiovide for as- certaining and sttlinf private land claims in New MxicoWyoming, Ari- zona Utah, Neada and Colorado. The object is tO'ettlritles and lands derivei from theSpsnsh and Mexican governments. Te til was discussed and finally laid sidt
 Coke submi;tet amendments to the Senate bill proving for the construc- ton of a railroad dn Galveston, Tex as to point on tetRio Grande oppo- site Camargo, Melo. Ordered print ed, and referred.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
H's an " Wind. &c.

Recent New York dispatches state that there is much discussion on the Produce Exchange and in financial circles as 10 the eff. q likely t0 be pro- in Southern Russia The establish ment of a military cordon around the infected districts and the measures be- ing taken by European Powers for pre- venting the spead of the disease are spoken of as laying an embargo on the export of Russia grain and other pro ducts. The dread of the plague in the infected districts is also th|ught likely to prevent sewing seed for a future crop. These elements of inc situation are thoroughly canvassed, ,and, as far as vet observed, the oplni'n on Change seems generally to be tat from these
 troubles will spring anextraordinsry
 European demand for te cereals of
 the United States, consequent rise Tn
 prices, and a brlsk and Eoftable busi-
 ness in their transporta lon from the West to the seaboard ad to Europe. Here will be an opportunity for large | speculation by heavy oTrators should the demand really exist 5 anticipated,
 and the plucky Jim Kehe may find a flush market for the mil llOn of bushels
 of grain he now has ocked up in , western warehouses
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
Edison's cgrSr Neuralgia.

For the benefDf sufferers from neuralgia, we giTdison's recipe for his polyform, wll is said to be re- markedly successful curing or dead ening the pain ofat terrible disease. It must be remeered that it is for outward applicatiOnly: ChlOroform, two ounces; ctal hydrate, two ounces; alcohol, Gnd a half ounces camphor, one Ou; sulphuric ether, one ounce; sulEe morphine, six grams; oil pe?nlnt' two drams. Shake thoroughlIt can be put up
 at any drug store
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
Hith Clearer Nsion.

 saw tonight the man loved
 Three little years ago, l did not think so short time
 Could change a mortal sol There were none like him in those day, So strong, so true, so wise; He had lofty, marble brow,
 And tender, soulful eyes. A voice of music; hair by which
 The ravens wing would seem But pale indeed; face and form
 To haunt the sculptor's dream. But when I looked at him tonight. I saw no single trace Of the old glory; only just
 A very common face. No marble brow, no soul lit orbs:
 The face was round and sleek That once to my love-haunted eyes
 Was so intensely Greek. ] know full we'll he has not changed So very much. An, mel But was blind in those dear days.
 And now, alas! l see. 'ris very dreadful 10 be blind,
 or course, and yet tonight should be happier, far, if
 Had not received my sight. One little thought will trouble me
 only wish l knew Whether he still is blind, or if
 His eyes are open, too. -Carlotta Perry in Burlington Flaw keye.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

THE Board of Supervisors, of Yav- apai county, at a meeting on February 5, passed a resolution offering a re- ward of $500 for the arrest and con viction of the murderer or murderers of John Zimmerman, who was killed on the Wickenburg road, about ten miles from Antelope, on the 26th of last month. The Governor of the Ter riiory will probably offer a similar re- ward.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

WE learn from the Stock Report that the Silver King Mining Company of Arizona are about to rebuild their mill and adapt it to the working of ores by the regular amalgamating process. Shipments of concentrations will there fore soon cease altogether This is a very wise movement and the company would now be some thousands of dol lars richer had they adopted the anal gamating process sooner.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

Gov. WADE HAMPTON is rapidly re- covering from his recent serious acci- dent and will make his first appear auce in public since the amputation of his limb on February 2, when he will help to celebrate Washington's birth day in Charleston.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

TIE Silver Nugget. of Arizona, will probably pass into the hands of New York men, as Major W. Leland and some of his friends have secured a bond on the property, which is one of we'll known value.-Mining Record.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

CHIEF JOSEPH and the Interior De nartuent have arranged for the cession, bv the Nez Perces, of about 4SOO square miles ir Idaho. The terms are SIX townships in the Indian Territory and S25O OO0 in money, to be placed Tn the T-easurv and to draw four per cent ln- teTCst.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

PROF. WISE, tlallOOnist says, bal looms may be e of boiler iron. if built large enh. He says it is a battle of cubes surfaces. When the surface IS bled the cube is ouadrupled. anballOon 400 feet in diameter, of cotplate, would lift up a man-ofwassel and sail away with It. He pret great achievements for meteorology T ballooning reach ns is fiillnr drVmcnf
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

ELECTRIC carriage lamps a French inventor proposes to produce, so 'ha' ordinary carriages drawn by horses n,i,l ha illuminated by electricity sup nIied bv the rotary motions of their wheels, locomotives while in motion will lirht up the trains they draw ana steamships supply themselves wl'h powerful lights.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

AMONG the passengers to arrive in San Francisco overland, on February ,, were ex-Gov. J. P. HOyt, wife ani child, of Arizona. We will soon know whether Gov. HOyt has decided to make Tucson his future home or to cast his lot in the colder climate of Washington Territory where he was offered the position of Associate Jus Itice
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

THE Mining and Scientific Press has been collecting data from the various mining companies in California, Ne vada, Arizona, and other mineral sec tions tor the purpose of ascertaining last years product. The result gives the following fignTes on Arizona:
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

MENDEL MEYER purposes leaving for an extended trip through Arizona and Northern Mexico, m moth or two. Dr. ]. II. Mckee has returned from Arizona, ID good health and spir- it's. He reports the mining prospects at the Bushell and St Louis mines good Los Angeles Star, February f
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

THERE IS to be an art exhibition Tn San Francisco the coming Spring. The Bulletin says in this connection:
 Taverneir's exhibition picture will be Locking for Montezuma" The scene is in Arizona. Some tall pin nacleS of rocks. with an Aztec ruin, are in the foreground The Indians are looking toward the rising sun the rays of which are gliding the pin nacleS-fnr MonteZuma.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
wS. EDWARDS,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. United States Deputy Mineral surveyor Tucscn. Arizona. Special attention given to locations un- der the Desert Land Act, and obtaining ratepts 10 mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

THE Maricopa delegation voted 10 leav, the Capital at Prescott and the Phenix people don't seem to take to Il a, au kindly. The Herald intlma'es ,h., in inc near future it will show ur he ,rue inwardness of the delegates
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
JAMEs BUELL..

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 And Notary Public. -T,cson Arizona. SpecIal attention given 10 mining law and procuring patents. Office on Congress street, east Of Iele' graph Office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
WEBSTER STREET.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Tucson Arizona. Office on Meyers street, opposite Palace Hotel.
 Will practice in all the Courts Of the Territory.
 Special attention given tO mining eases and land grants.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
WILLIAM OSBORN.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND COSvEYASCER, Special assistance given in obtaining pa tents for Mining and Preempuon claims, and also title to land under the Desert land and Timber culture laws.
 Office north side Congress street, Tucson Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
SOLON M. ALLIS,

J, s, Deputy Mineral Surveyor and CIviI
 Engineer,
 Tucson, Arizona. Once with James Buel, Congress Street Opposite U S. Internal Revenue office, ls prepared to do any work in his line with prOmptness and dispatch. Making TopOgrapical Maps and Section al drawing Of mines a speciality.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

Tndge "PrisOner. why Will you ron d2ink? Now look at me: l b am you u'lnG anG never tasted liquor" Pris' oneT " You've lost lots ot fun' 'he"' ind ge. sure as you're born.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
J. A. A.ZABRIsKIE- B. H. II hi'i- Oi'-'
 HEREFORD & ZABRISKIH.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC. Ofice on Congress street, opposite Faiace
 Hotel. Tpcson Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
Tombstone Assay Office,
Cherokee Barber.

Cosmopolitan Hotel, Tucson. Shaving. Hair Cutting, Dyeing and Sham
 pooing. Careful Attention. Artistic Work.
 No Talk.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
FARLEY & POMROY.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW. Tucson,
 yo,srles Public. Office United States District Attorney. Office on congress
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
Assay Office and Laboratory.
 -Condueted by

w IT. RIG K ARD, Fellow Of the Chemical Society, London Formerly MITCHELL & RICHARD,
 London. and RICHARD < WIEGAND, Gold Hill,
 Nevada. Analytical Chemist and Assayer Of Cop per and ;he Precious Metals By Special Authority of the Chilean Government. Patentee of the RicKsrl Furnace. Agent for rhe Hunt, DOuglas S stewart Llx- iviation Process for the reduction
 Ot Copper and Silver Ores Plans of apparatus and instruction in the
 process or LiXivlatiOn. Scale Of fees same as fin San Francisco. Instruction In Assaylng and Analysts. Office Corner Meyers and Mesilla
 Street, Tucson, Arizona Sept. 2l 49-
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
THEODORE l.. STILES.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Tucson Arizona. Office on the Plaza; first door north Of the County Buildings.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
s. FITCH. CLARK CHURCH
 FITCH k CHURCHILL,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW
 Prescott, Arizona. VIII practice in all the Courts or the Ter rltOry. SpeciaI attention given to eases in the Supreme Court,
 tOmining law and the perfection Of titles to mines anu Iauus' ,. oaiee-In the Bank Of Arizona BulIulhs
 up stai
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
,r ARIZONA CITIZEN
..n, rsnEn EVERY SATURDAY.
PRESCRIPTION RATES

o..o m Main Street, North Cosmopoli- tan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

.,.- 5eatb notices. free. Obituary re- FI4ln ,, nrose, s3 per square; In poetry, g2 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
pvERTIsING RATES

rrslve lines iR this type, one So.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

One Copy, one year, so w Uo One Copy. six months Sw
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Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
M T. JACOBS,
CHI. MEYER,
IF. B. SUMMERS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FLORENCE, ARIZONA
 Practices in all the Courts Of the Terrl- ,orv and gives special atter ton 10 cases befora the U. :. Land office. U
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

,us,ress advertisements at Reduced Rates.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15

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Arizona citizen., 1879-02-15
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
In THE MATTER OF lily. @. MILLER.
PRAYING FOk A MONITIoN.
ANHEREAs. UNDER Am ORDER or BALE

WHEREAs, UNDER AN ORDER OF SALE
w rendered August q, 1879. by the Saeond
Diett irt Court for Orleans parish; Ia tue m4,ta1
fraud. No 4t,1ln Of tho daekDt 81 snia court, q
H., Girardey, auettouear. advertised fnr sale fot
Saturday. November {, 1879. and ct the pubItc
tian Miller FOR the price II eleven hundred nnc
ntsh,y-tiyo dollars. payable in . twelve montha
has furnished with a good AMI solvent surety
HI.t#Esi by the executor of the succession Of
aa#l X III FEorie l~tertrtf aH Il witch ~.
Io r. tl tle al If sale IrarH gsri -ur@ts4tau "
NY " I".E ta Bertrand fo s4tl New Miller
Ih f' hsltrn Al Lewis. NJ aJE pnh3ir. n
A. aln1, fE2. AMI Registered fl fhetSnvey
ancG Dlli+t, - ilN parish WI Orleans. tn Do1A
Iii. folio 9tP. the following property. fully We.
serIhei IN said net Of snie, VI:
a certain portion Of ground; with all nv
buildings and improvements thoreon and nit
lppurtanaucas thereof. situntNd In the Thirs
District of tho city Of New Orleans, Hi TIL
square bounded by GIouet. burgundy. LoUisl
and Ram pNtt %atreNta, consisting Of
]. A LOT Of ground. forming tho corner oi
Ciouet and Burgundy streets. measuring ~
leot = inches and 6 lines front on Clonet street
by l36 foet inches and : lines deep and front
on Burgundy street. between parallels, and
designated by the letter A on the sketch nm,
neyeh a. the act Of snla BY ne succession y
said Egerie Bertrand ~ petitioner hcroiu. be-
tera A.. j. LOWS. notary. dAt"d November 7,
3. A portion ot ground. III said square. "a
joining the rpur " this above described portion
IF ground, which Is divided into two lots,
designated by he Nos. Il md u on said sketch
measuring ouch 40 feet trent on burgundy
street by lf4 taet > inches and q lines deep. be
tween parallels.
AMI weroas. TIA said lily. q. Miller. desiring
to avail himself Of tine benefits OF an not emit
tied nm All, ~reiatiye a., monttions and mode Of
proceeding" approved March IL. 1885. being
aet No. 34t NJ the aets Of 1850. and Of the sen-
II. 1870. known "a ina Revised Statutes 81 is74.
uuder the tito of Mentions.
Ne~, taedstare. kn"W ye. shaf my and al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

OF recently wnE the young man In France who
dropped a lighted cigar into the buDEhOle of
an smpty petroleum cask and then applied his
eye TO said bnnghole 70 watch the result. It
satisfactory as well as entertaining, but he has
been remarkably %reticeut since the perfotm-
ance. The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. Boston Transcript.
They met. twas on tho street
HOh. such N bonnet thought tho ono
The other thought; What feeti
Yet they did talk
Toy ether walk
And kissed ouch others checks md chalk
Who says the ago Of ohivalry Is dead? Tie
| other day an officer out In Davenport. Ia. Mt
tempted to arrest d bride just as she was
starting on her wedding trip. only because
she had stolen 500 from sonehody's. trunk.
But the gallant crowd wouldn't have 1t. They
fired rocks and bad eggs Into the unromantic
policeman TIL no Ind to run for his life, and
the bride got off with her $50 all safe.
Young mon should beware Of the following
paragraph. which was started by.a Phtladel-
phih paper, and Is now going tho rounds.
Tho chances arc that tho man who wrote II Is
tled to u woman with u hand like n Japanese
fan, and n voice that would mako y hn2z-saw
pause IN nstonlshment. 1t reads Marriage
Is n snfs way to gamble, II you win, you win
IL pile. and II you loco. you don't lose any
thing
The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens ia very
fond Of crlbbagc, but has been Obliged to
abandon the game on account OF q distress-
Ing accident which occurred not long ago
while he was engaged In his favorite amuse-
mental absent minded party next to Mr.,
Stephens using tho Southern statesman MS y
peg to mark tho progress Of the play. He
was Immediately pulled out of tho hole, but
took no further interest In the game. Chi
oago Tribune,
The last straw that breaks the baCk OF your
| patience III the apotheeary's shop. after tho
polite pharmacist has carefully put your
three cents worth of medicine Into a %ten-eont
bottle, wrapped It W IN two cents worth o.
paper, tied II up with o cents worth Of Irvine.
and used lp about IS worth ~ your time, ts
to have him light n small lamp and uae vi
ilfteen minutes moro In sticking the parcel TO-
gether with sealing wax. Then. having. IN .
half hour, gradually goaded you to frenzy. he
blandlv says. only forty cents. sir"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
CURRENT HEMOR.

A French novel IL usually a story With AZ
immoral Boston Post.
A mustard plaster ~ Il good thing III H.
place: but the best place. SO Tar as our ~ pori-
ence goes, Is to have the mustard plaster on
II ham-sandwi ch.
small again" Mary Yes, nla'am. shurc
think | must tell the dairywoman She must
let tho hens alt on them longer"
A young artist has painted the picture of a
dog under a tree. and the work Is SO artist
cally done that IGne but the best %connois-
seurR can tell the bark 81 the tree from that
Of the dog.
W must agitatet exclaimed an earnest
political speaker, 1--WE must aRitate. or We
will perish s. Aud then he agitated it gently
with q spoon, and prett! soon It persisted, all
but the sugar.
An exchange publishes an article boasting
OF What d single bean can produce" II IL
amazing. Fired from a bean-shooter into q
mans ear Il can produce some Of the worst
language man Is capable Of litering.
A Boston lady lost q pocket-hook contain
Ing S700, and when an honest little boy ~
turned it to her she was 50 grateful that she
gave him u great deal II coed advice anil
Didn't charge him q cent for It.
well. Johnny" said the fond mother,
hurry up and say o IL prayers, and get into
bed" ron. I've fixed that all right, I've hired
sis to say EN- for me this week hHt his mar
row bones Rugged the cold oil cloth that
night, just as usual.
We'll, my man said a military doctor to d
patient who had been on low diet for n long
time, "how are You Nv much better, sir
Could You eat q small chicken to-day r.
THAT ! could, sir e. What would you like
It stuffed with ~ Please your honor" RI.
piled the hungry patient, Il would like it
stuffed with another
The most inquisitiye person we have heard
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sEsERaFR SALES.
Factors and raider Insurance Gem
pauv Va. Isaac Hnherck,

Factors and Traders' Insurance Gem
pany Va. Isaae Seherck.
E1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL PAR
II ish OF Orleans. No. e958-By virtue OF n writ
Of seizure aud sale and Of an aims. writ Of sci
zure and snle. to tho Civil Sheriff Of the parish
Of Orleans directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Ut Orleans, In the
above entitled cause. | will proceed to sell at
public auction, Mt tho Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
and stomho streets, In the Second Dis
3. 1879. nj "a O'Clock m. tho flowing described
property. To wit
A oEi,rAIN PORTION or GROUND. sit
united In tho Fourth District Of this city. In
cum flate Plauueminel mud Seventh streets. des-
ignatsd rs lot number one of square number
etghty-fOur. on q plan drawn by Arthur do
Armas. surveyor. dated March. 1871, annexed TO
late q notnty public In this city, on the eight
eenth OF May. 1871, according to which plan said
portion Of ground measures eighty four feet
four Inches front on Chestnut &, rect by ~ depth
of ono hundred and twenty-eiRht feet one iuch
md three lines. between parallel limos.
3. THREE LOTS OF GROUND. situated In
the anme square as the above described prop.
erty. md adjoining thereto, designated by the
numbels two. three and four on tho above
sketch or plan, aud measurinE each thirty tset
front on Chestnut street by n aeuth OF ono hun
bred and twenty eight foot ono inch and three
lines. and between parallel lines. Together
with all tho improvements thereon and appur-
tsnHnces thereDf. and all tho rights. ways. servt-
tudes. privileges and advantages thereunto be-
LONGING or apDertRinlng.
Bong tho same properly Whien defendant nc
quired by purchase from tho estate OF the late
Dominica NJ, Stella, ms per net passed before j..
g. Gottschaik, notary In this city. on tho eight
enth IT May, 1871.
Hei2ed In the above suit,
Terms -Cnsh on the spot.
- ]. Il. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
Givit ah"riH of the Parish OF Orleans.