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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
STILL REACHING OUT.
The Probabilities Are That Gould
- Nego' is,ing for the st. Louis
end Sen Francisco
Road.

Az noted IN yesterday. Basoo, NJ. A.
A. T.imAse, isIal manager Of the Nis-
souri P.ci6c road. 10 nos sheens in New
York, sId the Z neral sur@ise in rsilso.d
circi-s IL ihst he IL there coo-ul,ins 9th
Jay Gould about the purchase Of the 81.
Louis & San Francisco rosd. A veil.
known ST. Louis oaici,i il reported - ssy-
ing ihst there il evidence that poinss
that vay, although 10 had no Ger.
tain information on which n base lis Con-
lectures. Among the "poiniers" he mem
TONED that the stock Of the St Louis 4
) n Frsncisco had suddenly gone uP, and
Cap: R,s~rs. general manager Of The sos.i.
i. nov 10 Nsv fork. which it il inferred
has . tendency to confirm the rspcrt 81.
Iuded to. B~sides ihis, the Gould line.
have stopped all freight from Texss over
the NJ, K. q r from being Transferred TO
the st. Louis 4 San Francisco road, which
l,1ks like IN aggressive measure sniendsd
to force the latter road into . ssle.
Another railroad gentleman said ihst
,h~ purchase Of the 81. L ,u,s 4 IAN Fran
ci.co road would be in accordancs 9th
Gould. grand ds.ign Of getting control OF
a southern ue to the Pacific coast. The
same gentleman ssys iSat GIuld has soId
GOT mort IL hia interest in the Onion Pa.
ci6r, no, holding more than stock en"nxh
IN ,h.t line 10 NIKE him director. Mr..
Dillon. the -,m~ .u,hnriiy add. is buyin.
largely Of C.. B. 4 q. and the A,chi-o",
r"p~k. q Santa Fe. supposedly in the in
,~rr-, of the Gould syndicate. With the
con,roi If those lirea G ,uid would hsvr
ccu msnd Of lire TO Chicago - cell -
~. L.ui-. aud With the 1t. Louis 4 San
Fr.nci-co, witch il the direct line from
81. Luis tn the Pacific eosst. he would
have the finest land grant exis,inR, therrhy
giving him ersnd irans-cOntinental line
Q" C~lifornis. the same ~ By the purchase
Of the Iron Mountain he intends 70 have
10 the .pi,si Of Mexico.
Gould may secure m 'rity OF the roads
in Missouri il be like, bat tie BAzoo By
If INN to leave Sedalia her narrow gauge,
and her cit sena ~ill yet be happy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

Did yc. ever Consider ths, q, this SEA
.on IL the year, .bou, the III 1T e.j ,yao.s
bn-iue.- to hs engaged IN IL that OF selling
j-x,!'y. is->much ~ it consists in .'io~ing
.: q s..ii.g loads 10 all the teGa':ini is'iie-
Of a.. burg. Good looking I,dies fock
~ naturally sscui she connters OF n Jew
e!ry .iore .uriny holiday tin,-s a. hcngry
bre- do ,b,.r y buck ~hsst patch when in
search Il III ,;eriai frog WHICH 10 u axe
honey.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
A Marriage Postponed.

New YORK WorIt.
The marriage Of an American lady
resilient in London to Mr. Martha. a
banker in Lombard street. which WAS
to have taken place, to-day, has been
posponrd. it is rumoled, in conse-
auence Of stories from America uI-
favorable to the lady. who is said to
have taken the advice of Influential
friends and will commence libel suits
both here and in America to vindi-
cate herself.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
Married..

O., tbs % I, At the residence Of Mr.. David
I. Porter, Iour miles esst Of Hou.ionia,
Miss d .kie Porter to Mr.. Frederick Ma
dera. Of K ,"sas City, Rev. Madeira, 81 Kan
sas City, III Eating.
Mi.- Pauline Porter, si.,er o. the bride.
and Mr.W. Thornton, Of Kentucky, we're the
attendants.
The nesly msrrisd couple will make
K ,Lezs Iity their future home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
4 Word to Our Readers.

When you read OF . remedy ihss will
cure al! diae.ses. besare Of It; bat when
you read Of pure Vegetable compound
shich claims % cure cestain parts Of the
b"d., end furnishes high proof that ,s doe
this. you can safely Try il and wi,h the
assurance that il ~ill help you. This 10
Just shat Wsrner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure does. II cures ell troubles Of the
lower portion Of the body and none others.
Il will not help the too,h-sehe. ear.sehe
nor consumption, bu, il will Pot vour body
in vigorous and healthy state where you
can e'jy life and appreciate it. go<d
lhings. Try il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

PHILOSOPHERS that FIRE should n.
w-ys be- Conducted with n view TO the
g .estes, good at the greatest number. Dr
B ~. G. u-h Syrup haa demonstrated it,
Il. 10 be az the greatest good TO the great
e :. number OF suffers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

From the steady, firm and rrauisr
bea, az the hesrt, replacing interrupted
ani feeble action Of thst organ, denon-
.trsted in q variety Of case-,' Fel!ows'
Cowpound Syrup of HypophosPhi'es IL
kno~n to exert powerful TOMS effect on
the muscles If the heart.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
CARD

To I'll Who gre suffering from the errors
and iudiscretion- Of youth, nervous weak.
nee. earles decay, loss Of manhood. &C., I
ill seod . recipe tn Il will cure you. FREE
~ cuApeE. This great remedy was die.
coveesd bv q missionary in South Auerics.
a..A = s>lf ADDRESSED enveloUe 70 the Rev.
=. Iaoaa. 0easioa p. Nsw York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
Cause and Effect,

The main eau # n-rve-uess u indiges-
rion. AMI that is csu-ed By veskn-.s 81 the
stomach go one Can have sound nerves
ard good health without u-ing Hop B',,ere
To strengthen the stom och, purify the
blood. and ke~p the liver and kidne.s
active. to carry "a al the poisonous and
waste ID .'trr Of the system. See other
column.-Adsance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

"What is help" asked a Lutheran
Sunday School techer Of a boy in class
last Sunday. "A shirt with button
Of. ma'am' replied the boy. Explain
vourself; what do you mean sir p
demanded the meek-spirited but sur
prised teacher. "Well, / heard nv
Pa say to my Ma the other morning.
when he put on q shirt with the back
button %, well, this u hell That
| al I know about IT,"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

III he gentleman whose lips P-eased
The l.dy's snovy brow and thus c.nxht .
severe cold had hut us-d Dr.. buli's Cough
Syrup, no doctor's hiIi would hsve been
necessary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

1or0 Vno0 Q 1l03 IN d19 Ear.
THIS afternoon . young fellow ~ho
boards ct . private house vas walking
down Ohio street. When . friend hailed
him, saying: "Whsts that sticking in
your s.r?"
The tosrder replied, Il don't know; /
don't feel anything in my ear" At the same
lime carefully rubbing both Of hi. exter-
nal auditory sppendsge. 9th his hands.
His friend replied Let me pull it Oh, p
With the consent Of The boaIder he rescked
in and ysnke'l il out.
I, proved to he . white pillow from HE
boarding h.use b~d on which he had rested
his head n night. The pillow being
rather email. ned clipped into his ear. II
vsa covered bv . b<eut,fuI pillow cs.e
that vas oil 9. I'D and banged around the
edges in very ioney stvle.
8 on after the friend had disesred the
pillow. The indignant l.n.I.dy, scco L.
panied By constable armed With search
warrant, 90 &c srching . negro shsnty near
her sesi!ence Tor the @i--inx pillow.
And the ear Of that boar,ler was Q small
aud saspely 6,pi'er. too.
LkfE9.
II appear, o" closer Examination, that
u vss feather bed ihst WA in the board.
ere ear.
TIRE VERY LArEf.
Il scene, on minute sn1 exhaustive in.
se.iie.lioa, ihst il We . em.ll cottage
9th s,x room, too portions and the co.ne'
lot 10 which il "a. buii'. surrounded BY Q
peat psiisg fence. together wi,h . ei-'~rn
splendid cell, sr0e ou,hou.er. a small
orchard. and some shrubbesy. and his ess
vssuI . very big ear, either.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
Married.,

Lat evening, BY Squire Weber. At hi-
residence in This city, Mr.. Joseph o
Barney, Of HusherviI!<, and Miss h. E.
Garrison, Of T. .mp Branch.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

Pleasing 10 the taste and surpri-ingir
gIick ,n Renewing coughs and co!'is, II -
not at ali strange that DIR. Baiis Cough
Syrup hss G-p'aeed so many Other cough
ren:edtes
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

Ny life was saved BY wssner's Safe
Kidsey and Liver Cure.-E B. Lakely
6slos, Ala.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

A negro psi.O"er, confined 10 The esls-
booae ior saerarcy, under . ten dsys' srs.
ies.ce. vss released this morning for shoss
time to carry in coal. He - guarded ty
the police. bot his guasd stopped 10 bee .
chew Of tobacco from . trieod. When the
coon skipped ous and hes not yet returned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

The spleedid car Of Fsanklia Ne.
Weigh 4 Co, wholesale ssocen Of Chicago,
which vas written Up q leaeth 10 The
BAsoo sesersl ooeshs ego, arrived froo
Tex.s lat night ss3 laid over Aese ihis
morning, attracting qoi's . esovd Of Cd
nissn Of The besusiful. 1his ~ III
6rss trip, ssa il hss deseestsased ths Zee,
that IL l. The osly vsy 10 exhiAis . fell
line Of saopIs ssd ell lafgs bils q
gseds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28

-Qrery ? Cnn curing cough with Dr.
Bull. Cough Syrup BE- called bullying
cough?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
THE VICTIM.

M. whi,n'y brars the n.me Of being .
very quarsslsnme and abn-iSe man; he got
into some trouble srser~l years ago and
Lost his lsf, arm, and Monday ne loe, his
life.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
TIE MURDERER

Mr.. Wesley w. i.h Is . brother Of the
county clerk Of Bourbon county, and is .
men that people a-reraiiy repo-e great con-
6dence in. He eeems to bsse the . mPa,hy
of the people generally.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Rarness. saddles. coLlnrs. Etc.

Among the nOtab. e manufactures ir Tucson, is that of Clark & Patton corner of Main and Congress streets
 makers of almost everything in which leather largely enters They make a speciality in the matters of cellars and their trade in them increases in va, that proves tLe excellence of theiI
 work. They make their saddles in. cluding the trees of them, in Tucson
 From nothing at all less than two years ago, their establishment has grown into one requiring from five 10 six Journeymen, uphOl>ter carriages, do repairing of all kinds and keep a supplyof whips and other articles needed in their line of trade. They are upright men and dealers, and their fast increasing business shows the sat isfaction given their customers.
 Every manutactOry established in Tucson, is another strong support to the place. There is still room for more, yet our workers in wood, iron, tin. leather, etc, are strong and good, and with the heavy mercantile and money cd establishments, there is no danger of Tucson ever being less than [ Is, viz: rhe financial and trade metropolis of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Rdlirodd Purposes.

The purpose Of the Atchison, To peka and Santa Fe management be comes every day now more apparent
 leaving speculation 10 comparative in
 activity. It's terminal point is plainly Guay mas, on the Gulf of California
 The accounts leave il to be inferred that the above road and the Southern Pacific will act independently one of the other, the latter probably making Fl Paso its first objective point, and possibly pushing a line of its own eastward. The San Francisco press is regarding these rapid railroad move ments with increasing concern. It sal S that 1t is by n means a new scheme, that of connecting GuaymaS with the Texas railroad system, having been long in contemplation by eastern cap
 itali>ts jealous of the commercial growth ot San Francisco. One jour
 nal frankly admits that if the AtchiS
 on, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad Is extended from Fl Paso to Gunvmas, San Francisco will have southern rival which it will have reason 10 watch closely. And says the NO'theru Pacific will establish another rival on the north of Puget Sound, and thus tlnge the prospects of that city with doubt, if it Joes not cloud them. The founding or commercial cities on the Pacific coast is a very different matter
 rom the same business on the Atlan- tie coast. Time was the main agent here aud capital is the main agent there. San Francisco cannot expect and should not wish 10 be the sole mis tress of the Pacific -TEconomist
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Kho Shall HeLp Us2

We hope our friends in Tucson will
 sll read the reports in the Prescott
 papers of the railroad meeting there
 last week. Up there they appreciate
 what it is to want the locomotive and
 to have a small prospect of getting it.
 Here we have long had a sure pros
 pect of the coming of the iron way.
 and are now certain to have it here within a few days. We gave cheer fully of our real estate to enable the line to get into town conveniently, and we should be very happy indeed to have a train in every hour from all
 parts of the world. But we are nol
 willing for any one else to be as well treated as ourselves. and some of us
 who never prayed before now cali upon the Faies and all other power that be, to do something to th9t rail
 road company to make it stop work al Tucson. and especially not to let il build on as far as the San Pedro. Vt
 realize that with ihe waking up of the IcOuniry and the rise of competition something more must be done than
 sitting like Turk, crOs,-legged and indifferent whether custom comes or
 noi. sure of our hundred per cent. to
 morrow, if not today. Tucson will be
 in the future just what the enterprise
 or neglect of its people make it, and
 fal- hnl hxr on the other side just as they see tn,
 disposition of the natives. Trade is
 made, it does not come of its own ac- cord. Confidence is inspired, and passes from one heart 10 another b, absorption. Strangers come here and see not one of onr mercantile houses in anywise comfortable quarters, though they are assured that they could be well lodged If they chose. They find the wealthiest families pay ing high rents for rooms" Or living in houses which they condemn every day. Why? "Oh, we shall build IL business houses and dwellings when we see how things are goingi" In effect, it is said, If somebody will take all the risk and help us out we shall be very much obliged, but we are really afraid to help ourselves. A single individual among our mer chants acts for himself and puts up a house in which he can live like a white man, and all the rest wag their heads and prophecy ruin-when the railroad comes. It is too bad; this horror of the railroad. It IS as false as a nightmare, if the community will help itself. There is more than hun dred thousand dollars here today from abroad, which would be invested inI real estate and business if it were not for the croaking of the night birds. Many an enterprise would be launched and help to MAKE the success of Tue son were it not for tn, ungrounded fears of her own people. expressed and acted upon by doing nothing.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14

SAN FRANCISCO is enjoying the gay cites of the season to the fullest ex tent. At Baldwin's theatre they hay, a play, Alike, in which member oI the Paris demimonde Clara Morris commits suicide, and is brought on the stage, as Mantalini would say, " a demna'ion moist body" The papers say Miss Morris "doeS the corpse beautifully. Then at the Palace Ho. tel the other night they had a grand " Children's Ball, where, as the Jen. kins of the occasion says:
 The department of the embryo of fashion, whose ages ranged from 4 10 l2 or l3 years, was such as their sen. iors might not unprOfitably initiate. In all the graces of young wOmanhood. the gallantry of the beau, the coy glanc's of the timid and the devotion of the cavalier, they initiated to Der. lection the actions of their elder broth. CTS and sisters.
 The grown up manager of the con. cern kept the sleepy babies dancing until l2 o'clock, after having fed them with collstion st 10:3O.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
THE CITIZEN.
FEBRUARY IA. 1880.
Furniture, Upholstery, Etc.

But a few years ago these classes of
 goods were brought to Tucson in very
 limited quantities and of common
 styles and cheap in makeup; now there is large establishment on Main street, of which Leo Goldschmidt is proprietor, which keeps an immense stock of great variety in style, quality and price. The influx of population and prosperity Of the people generally have lately demanded 50 many goods for comfortably fitting up homes that
 Mir GOldsclmidt found II t0 the inter est of himself and many patrons to buy his goods from the manufacturer and brin. them here hy car-lcads-as W. (. Davis does stoves He there foie pei feCied advantageous terms with the Grand Rapids (Michigan) Manu- featuring Company, by which he sup
 pl es this market with superior arti- cle of household furniture of modem styles and at very low prices-lower than can be dnne by buying from job bers. His business has so increased that his Main street salesroOm will hold but a small portion of the stock necessary to carry, and he has several warehouses filled. It is simply sur prising how this business has grown in Tucson and shows cOnclusively that Mr. Goldschmidt understands the business and meets the demands of this public at satisfactory prices. He keeps, also, a fine assortment of uphol- stery of all kinds. including lace cur tains, and does upholstering for GUS toners. He has just received a lot of exquisite German chrOmos. On Sa'- urday last his stock was increased by 30,0O0 pounds. Persons in want of in his line will find it tO-their interest tn examine his goods and prices, and the sight-seer will be inter ested in looking over his stock.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE - TO HA VT Y MCCOY, HIS 1N heirs, assigns and legal reprpse nta tiveS: Take notice that I,the undersigned eo-owneI with ihe said Harvey McCOy in Pocohonias Mine in Tombstone District Pima County, A rlzona, located November ], 1878, have done The assessment work on said claim for the year ending Novem bei l, ls79i that tbe sum of $50 Is due me from said Harvey Mccoy, or the owners of said Harvey McCOy's Interest in said claim as his proportion Of said assessment work, and that unless said sum of $50 k paid me on or before the expiration O. 90 days from tbe date Of this notice shall clsim a Tor. feituTe to me Of said Harvey McCoy's in- terest in said claim, by virtue of section 232S Of the Revised Statutes of the United States. CHESTER VAN LOAN
 Tucson Decemberj 1879 S-l5l
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA,
 January l6. lSS0. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lN the following named settler has Ii led notice ofhis intention 10 make final pIuo in support of his claim, ana secure rual entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the date Of tEis notice, viz George T. Martin, Of Tucson Post Office Pima County, A, T., who made Pre- emp lion DecIaratoTS Statement No. 624, for the fractional W. 1a m +. l4; fractional E a .. w. 4; Fractional w 1sof N. +. and fractional part Of \, w. I4. section 9, town ship IA S., range l4 E.. and names the fol. lowing as his witnesses, viz.. Jesus M Elias, oi Tucson Post Ofi1ce, Pima County. A. f., and A. S. White, also of Tucson Post Otfce, Pima County, A. T.
 C. Nj. K. PAULISON,
 RegiSfer.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14


 FROM Ad. Lynn, who. arrived from Tombstone Monday evening, we learn that the Emerald shaft is down thirty feet in fine body of ore rich in chlor- ide, though he does not consider the shaft is yet through the capping. Tn
 Blue Jacket is also looking nicely and will DO doubt prove good enough. The sunset claim Is yielding some hand some boulders ol rich chlOrides, and so far as developed, is certainly i'm merse. The miners have just struck water in the Tough Nut mine, which will prove a great benefit tO the c"m- pany and 10 the camp. Many other claims are looking tirst-rate, and the district generally is way up.
 PROF. Cox returned Saturday even ing from Sonora, where he has been looking after his mines. They are -ituated fifty miles west of Altar and thirty from the coast and are seven in number. The Professor Is enthusiastic over the prospects of the claims and predicts lively times in the near future from that section.
 4 LETTER received by Judge J. s. Wood, from Patagonia, states that work is being pushed on the Holland mine with three shifts of meG. A depth of seven feet below the bottom of the old shaft has been reached, in good ore. The mine is looking better than ever.
 PRINCIPAL HORTON has been called to Globe on important business, and has secured NJ. M. COrrella as his sub stitute for two or three weeks. The announcement of this fact caused the the rumor that Mir Horton had re- signed, but the fact is only as above.
 DoN PEDRO AGUIRRE arrived here last Saturday from AriyaCa and reports the loss of SO0 sheep out of his large flock by the late storm. With bul one exception this is the only loss by cold weather that has occurred in this part of the Territory. So say the natives
 DUsTIER than the D-ustiest place on earth! Everybody says so, if the wind gives d chance to gasp it out. Where are the water cars this time Of the year? Give Us a sprinkle from your little cataract, good man water carrier.
 CAPT. ROBINSON, W ho came up here some time since from PheniX with flour. took sick at Tombstone and was brought here for treatment. He died Saturday night and was buried yes terday.
 Jog FLoRENTINo, who was we'll known here, committed suicide in HermOsillO about q week ago. He had $500 in gold on his person and N as interested in some valuable mining claims in Patagonia.
 MEssRs. SHAVER & FLEMING arrived a few days ago with 800 head of blooded AIno'ican sows, and are now on their ranch, twelve miles east of Harshaw, on the head waters of San Rafael Valley.
 OUR ancient friend, Isaac Goldburg. we understand, is doing something in mines. And by the way, Isaac has ils" snug commission business on North Main street.
 THE artesian well is down about 600 ,eet NIT. Weed, in charge, is sanguine of finding artesian water in bed rock. ! winch has not been reached. Quick | and has been coming out lately.
 W. B. HOOPER & Co. added large upply of finer wines and liquors to | heir stock on Monday.
 MR. FRANK PROCTOR, el capitan of he Canoe ranch, left for home Sun. | lay last 1,
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Notice of Final Settlement.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE l Of John T. smith (deceasedl. In Pro bate Court, County of Pima, Territory of Arizona. Notice is hereby given thHT James Peters, the administrator or the estate Of JDO. T. Smiih (deceased) has rendered and presented for settlement an, filed ID Ss4d court his final account Of his Rdmi osstsSsf ion Of sad esfate, aud tha { Monday. the 23d day Of February, A. l. 1880, being day Of term oi said cruri to wit: Of the January term, A. b. lSS0, al eleven o'clock a. m., has reen duly ap pointed by said court for the settlement Oi said account, at which lime any person Interested iD said estate may appear and nle his exceptions in writing 10 the said account and contest the same.
 And t is hereby further ordered that the above order be published in the Weekly ARIZONA CITIZEN for four sue esSivC weeks previous 10 sad daie.
 $. WOOD,
 Probate Judge. Dated Tucson, A. T., Jannary B. 1880.