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The daily gazette., 1880-10-29
SHERIFF sA1Es
SHERIFF's SALE

SALE.
BY virtue Of yrl,
sale, s At dtbf,ec'td' tbe will be eSposN1s Ss.asss
LAFAYETTE HOTEL "
vWsPt WI,m,%y.,II,s.,s by Isaac G. Pyle. e',a' ~ y
ware. on fstle counl
SATURDAY, the 3otb ao,o
I'll. . nt2o'clockS,1 S1s ). pd m oc'd
The following descrlh,, ', m'
All that certain inu iotu real es
sns,ey .ns CITY OF WllmingIo,o VI hd, h,and
scrioed as follows In ,,, oounded
% ehe intersection formeI Az; H. Bed
sue OF chestnut street , yy the
slOe OF DUPONT slres wlth ,lth lhd
oy ,he said side of nui,,otne tnence I
nI,e, ane 'eet 10 a corner, thence staeel a
a,'ei s 10 Chestnut strtct oe ,os.s east
W = corner, thence sonthov,T,ehly
70 DuPont street, seyen,,. n,'iy and
aforesaid side OF Cnes,ys,nVe ,nVe
tnence thereby wesierIv sieI'nat u strS
tberso,p m ere place lace, Of beginni, e, sehI be- NY,
r,e0, maze SHe what , they may. Rom snS \
seized and taken In ox
praperty OF Myles Burk.N Necutlol s,,a.l
wiie ana I. t., and to be soit ahu h y
1850 sSneritf's Office, New Castle a'T (,
SHEkltFs SALE
" BY virtue OF "A wri, =,
racias, 10 Inc objected viii " AlT
public safe Mt the ' oee1
80. LAFAYETTE HOTEL
s3l Shipley street kent hv H.
In the city of Wilming,oni is,ac
county, Delaware, on ' Nel
SATURDAY, The Both Day of u
at 2 O'Clock p. M.
The following described poo1 4,
AL those two certain Iopa ~
land with the buildings thar er VI
situate In the city OF WIlm,a,'eolil
ed az d described as follow, - ,Ua o9
No. !. Beginning on Tia Sss,i w. w
OF l. ocust street at the dlslanca y
six feet from the noflherlv siSe Y '
street, thence westerly e nera3 v
Eighth street seventy iee,P Pai ~ al
stake and line of a three loo, W
thence northerIy along said Wy ~
fourteen feet To another stasa
easierly and parallel with NM
beVe1ty feet 10 the afore.a,d
Locust street, and thence ih"ran
eriy fourteen feet 10 The n,ooe
ming, be the contents within sol,
what they may. Toge her win
and uninterrupted use of said H
wide alley, and also the y
uninterrupted use oi ano,ha
eight feet III width leading in fyo,
street towards SUI
No. 2. Beginning at a point nm
efly side OF Locust street beiWea
and Taylor streets at the dIstan
hundred and forty two feel I
northerly side of sth street then,
lS parallel with Eighth street ons
feet 10 a stake, thence northerl,
with Locust stl eet eighteen feet
a half Inches To n Corner, theme,
line of land formerly Of /
Wilson, westerly parallel viii
street one hundred feet TO the
side OF Locust street, aud then
the same southerly eighteen feel
"A half Inches 10 the place Of b
be- the contents thereof what the
Seized and taken In execute
properly OF John Milliken. !
mortgagor, and Thomas McB
William Sparks. Ierre tenants, 4
sold by JOHN PYLE,
Sherin7s Office, New Castle,
1881. ol
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FOR CORONER
JOSEPH YARNALL

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONER,
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brandyw'e HID.
MARTIN FARRELL, Wilmington HID.
THOMAS J. HANNA, Christtana Hid.
ROBERT r. MORRISON, New Castle Id.
ALEXAN DER WILSON, Pencader hd.
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ErOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
~ a street. SO feet by - feet inches.
and 25 IL. on Goodman street 100 feet deep.
near Railroad Avenue, South side.
Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
Head street. Apply at 4l8 Market street,
tf
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EOR SALE.-Building lot 100 feet o
II inches front Oh south side OF Beech
street; 90 feet front on Van Buren, street
and 6l feet front on Maryland Avenue:
fronts on the city line, and lies In Chris.
tiana HID. Apply at this ONCE tf
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$l.5U WOOD. qsdl.,osS SIdsGsa dsna Il EiasI q q
Gray & Bros, secoiiS seS,9iS and Tatnan,Ir II
at TowAsend's, Si1Rli 1Rlsing sun o0d I'll
$SsS FsssoSy :; s1Ss'b so4nsr baion ST '''' and
venue,
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EOR SALE.-Ohe- horse family Phmton
IL TO seat four persons. In good order, q
bargain. Apply ut Pioneer Club Stabl es,
Orange street, below Ninth. aug2-tr
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WANTED.

VIZ ANTED--A purchaser Tor two q feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue.
near franklin. Address
srpe-d&wtf Nv" GAzKrrE OFFICE.
M ANrED.-A purchaser Tor two hnely
w located cottage lots at RehoboLh,
near the beach. or an exchange for city
property. Address. I'D this office.
sepe- -d&wn
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PUBLIC SALES.
0NHoMAs M. 0GLE, AUCTioNEER
AND REAL. EATATE AGENT

0VHOMAS M. ddLE. AUCTIONEER
Il AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Having had nve years experience in
the Recorders ONCE, persons desiring 10
purchase or sell Heal Estate, will find IL
10 their advantage 10 give me a call.
Houses rented, rents collected and return
ed monthly. vii also buy second hand
furniture. New and second hand furn'-
ture for sale. Stpre, 5U7 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. Auction sales prompt
attended IN. nj feasnuabie rates.
A,ALE Or cows. n
- The Subscribers Will .AAA3MERA
sell at Public sale. q. Red vns4M
Lion, East Mari borough,
Chester county, Ph., awSADWGk
MONDAY. NOVEMBER sth, 1885,
at j o'rlock, y. m,
FORTY HEAD OF FREsd COWS
AND SPRlN6Ek9. TWENTY HEAD
OFFEEDERSI LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS.
SILL d BAILEY,
l.. W. stidham Asun Auct'rs octl-ts
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L,HERlFF'S SALE.
y By virtue Of writ of Leyarl
10 me directed, VIII be exposed q
sale al the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KlDl|
In Delaware City, in Red Lion M
New Castle county, DelaWaf
ON MONDAY, The lst day Of NdI
at IL O'Clock a. M,
The following described real estate
All those several tracts ana w
land, situate In ST. Georges ana ~
hundreds, New Castle county, a1a
of Delaware, bounded ana ueScf1
MOL, All that tract OF land kny
the Janison Corner Farm, sluy
St. Georges hundred, bounded
north by land late oil Thomas ~
and herein described rs No, Ol ln,
by lands OF Thomas HOusVol
John Houston, aud on Tue "
lands OF 5. #. Schallcross, anu
lie road containing about wv w
acres more or less, with tne lra,nd .nS
barns and granary thereon eIecteu, ~
No.. All that tract ei lahd nv ~,
the Home Farm, situated III ~ ~,
Hundred bounded on the nof'h " "
of John Houston and ~ ns
the west by tands OF James tuol Leon
the north Dy the Jamlsol oolnel' I
above dascribed as NO. !. any o ]
Catherine Cleaver and on 'ne noni
lands ofSerrlck #. schallcross, con'
go acres more or less with ilalie ,dS
barn and granary thereon cleJ'ST ,sJ ! M
No. 2. All that tract o' iauu 1SS RI1
the Capelle farm. situate iI,b in h,
Hundred, bounded ON the norun ita u, ~
of Thomas W. Blddie, on 'hv n, =,
lands of Thomas CLARK auu . III, u ~
on me south by lands o. tnt ,,, M Il,
VIM. /. Hurlock and on lle ,'',, .a ,ro n
nj Levi u. Clark contalhlis we Wa
and twelve acres of land, iaVS aDI !
with brick house, frame pain "'N .
thereon erected, xocution
Seized and taken IN eAeeui sa'sn'
nroperty OF Thomas CfaVenit C,"nat a
nnd.r LiIe last Will and testiT % II
Jamison. deceased, ard WIZ. ,,son ~,
OIiyer Jamison and Clara 'a'
and to be sold by ,,NryLE sh
Sherin'S OInce' NC" Oclll
l8sU.
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MONDAY.
The sth day of November. 1880.

The 9Th day OF November, 1880,
at 10 o'clock a. M, the following described
real estate, Wiz
A lot OF land situated near OyletoWp In
While Clay Greek hundred, New Cas- .Ie
county, bounded a. follows, 10 wit: On
III. north by lands OF Dennis Nowlin aud
George Allen. on the east by lands OF VIM.
4. smailey, ON the south by lands vi
samuel r. AlTich and James Il, U, Old
ham, on the west by lands OF Dennis
Nuwlin, Containing IL acres OF land more
or less, with a frame house and stable
thereon erected
Siezed AID ts,kbnin execution as the
property OF George Carter, and to be sold
by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Bherin's Office, New Castle, October 10,
1881. Oct2O-eodts
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SHERIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF
~ A WRIT OF LEvARI FACIAs, to me
directed, Will ID exposed W public sale,
NJ the
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,rMOCRA COUNTY TICKET
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JAMES PARKE POSTLES.
FoR REPRESENTATIVE.
HENRY G. TURNER.
MARSH ALL q. CHANDLER,
STEPHEN SPRlN9ER.
THEODORE r. ARMSTRON0.
LANES r, ,SHALLCROSS,
DIR. JAMES v. CRA WFORD,
FRANKLIN COLLINS.
FoR sHERITF,
PURNAL ]. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.
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HOTEL OF JOSEPH I'm


ExpODas TO Ee directed, Will be
TO public sale, at the
HOTEL or JOSEPH RIDl
In Delaware City, In Red Lion 4
New Castle county, Delawa|
On MONDAY, the LIST day OF Nd
at i O'Clock a. M,
The following described real esiau
A lot OF land situate In st. Georg|
dred, New Castle county, II
bounded by land on the south and
west OF James NJ. Vendegrit,l
northwest by the road leading n
main ROAD TO Port Penn, with a Cd
half story frame dwelling
erected.
peiZed and taken in executed
property OF William thomas Emo
to be sold by
eherifi's Office, New Castle, %
1890. Ocl-l
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NOTlCEB.


1,EACHERs' INSTITUTE
L The sixth annual Teachers' Institute,
for New Castle County, will be held In
the college Oratory. Newark. Del, on
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SAT URDAY,
November 8, 4, 8 and o, 1880.
The Law requires alt Teachers 20 attend
lhese InstiIu es In their re pective coun-
ties, unless unavoidaDiy detained. HON Q
Will be provided for the accommodation
OF all OF our teachers A full corps of
eminent Instructors and lecturers will be
present TO instruct and interest all who
may attend. Let all Who have anv inter-
est In education attend these meetings.
The meeting will organize Wednesday,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, j. II. GROVES,
Superintendent.
smyrna. Del. Oct. 10. oct2l- wit.
NJ oTICE. --JEFFEhsoN DEMocRATIc
~ CLUB. Members are requested 10
meet at Cub roomg, on Thursday evening,
18Th inst, at o'cfock, TO participate In
the Democratic parade, Uniform, silk
hats and dark clothes.
JOHN Ii. OBRIEN, Marshal,
j. q. FARRA, Sec'y. oct28-3t.
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NJ OTiCE.-Every democrat that wishes
IN to be natu ralized Will leave their
names at the store OF W. II. Quinn, No.
izk Market street, and bring their vouch-
ers, The Com mittee VIII see that they get
their papers. By order the Democrs tic
Association, W. II. QUINN.
sep2O r. chairman
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SHERIFF's sA LIE.

HEhIFFs 81 I4E'
BY virtue of writ OF Second Plus.
Venditloni Exppnas to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. CURRINDER,
In the Village OF Chrisiiana, White Clay
Greek hundred, New Castle county.
Delaware, on
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WHEAT e.; e: ss.$: s!: &C.. 1'5;S 5s:.ss & 4:
uMlLHi u0l,ll!1.l1 III, Write for particulars
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LNOR SALE.-A building lot on the ,.
u W. corner ofStroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
of the Wilmington d Western Il. r., SO
feet front on on n. Il. Avenue, and 81 feet
front on Stroud street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this once. u.
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AsHEkIFf > SALE.
~ BY virtue Of writ Of Vd
ExpODas TO Hie directed, Will be
TO public sale, at the
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AYOTICE-DIvIDEND.
IN ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, l
500 Market street. I

WHINING ron. DEL, Oct. 10, 1881.
The managers have this day declare a
dividend at the rate OF i've per cent. per
annum, for the last six months. Dlvi-
dends NOT Withdrawn, become entitled TO
participation In future dividends frum
October lst Il. +. TAYLOR,
oct2I- g. Treasurer
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC 1IcKEr.
ron PRKsIDENT.
GEN. WHNFxEAID y. HANCOCA'
OF Pennsylvania.
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT.
HON. WILLIAM n. ENGLnsA'
Oi Indiana.
FOR PRKsIDENTIAL ELKcToRs;
CMARLEs ID. LOKE,
or New Castle County.
ALBEIT wHIrEIEx.
or Kent County.
GEORGE RUssEIL..
OF Sussex County.
EoR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
HON. EDWARD ~ MAkTlN.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR RENT.-A six roomed, pleasant
II ~ sltuated house, In West Wilm ng-
ton. Large lot. front porch, and front
yard. t8 per month. HEALD n CO.
oct27-4t.
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C.e.sr . HILLS DEPOT.

SpFCTAI, BARGAINS
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cHERlFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of a writ Of l4evarl
10 me directed, VIII be exposed "
sale al the
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sherlfi's Office, New Castle, 0!
1880. Oc'l-'
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In Delaware City, In Red Lion Hundred
New Castle county, Delaware.
On Monday, the LIST day of November.
A. d., 1880. at III O'Clock n m
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LAFAYETTE Hurp,

ShEhirf y SALE.
- ny Virtue of "a writ Of AL
facias, 10 Inc directed viii " AlY
public safe Mt the VIII DE e1
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1Ol Ell UT JO'bi - hiH
In Delaware City, In Red Lion "
New Castle county, DelaWar
ON MONDAY, The lst day Of No
nj II O'Clock a. m,
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
SCUtl Ee Items.

! A gambler killed John Diamond, q railroad employe, Wednesday night l in Santa Fe, over game of cards.
 Thursday morning a Mexican wa. found stabbed through the heart neal the creek at Sumner. On ihe 29th Ult:mo John FarriS shOI three times al Barney Mason, whcr thc latter got pistol and killed Far ris.
 Henry Dewel died January 1st.
 Louis Gold, an old resident, died on the 9th inst.
 We learn from military headquar Iters that all the troops from Bayard Stanton and Bliss are out scouting Major MoTov's command of six com panies of cavalry with two pieces oi artillery are on the trail of the Indians moving towards McEver's ranche Our troops and Mexican forces under TrevinO will operate in conjunction Some cavalry and Indian scouts from Arizona are coming to operate in New Mexico.
 Railroad track-laying commences on Santa Fe Branch on Monday. The Sentinel office will be sold on Satur- day.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
LEHpHILLE 0RE

Row SiIyer IS Sold at kew Colorado Camp
 The business of buying and selling ores in camp like this when the out put of the miners is so immense, and the value Of dollars so great, has been reduced to science, and is by nc means as may be supposed, depending upon fair dealing and honesty of the mIll men, who generally are the pur chasers. The large mining corpora
 lions and wealthy individual owners of productive properties, have theiI own asSayeTS, as well aS their own scales at their mines. So far as practi cable. similar ores from different pay streaks are piled together for shipment under the distinguished titles of hard caIbOuates, iron, dark sand, gray sand and many other varieties of ore. The a.sayer makes frequent assays for the purpose of keeping a general knowl edge of these separate kinds of ore, yet such assays are not the basis upon which sales are made, owing t0 the fact that such samples may be too high or too low for the bulk of such lots, and tine correct sampliEg must be arrived at by process customary at the sampling works of reserving so many pounds at regular intervals out of a give" weight of ore as being crushed. This system gives apprOXimatingly the true value oi the bulk of ore, to ascer tain which is equally to the interest Of the buyer and seller. Samples from the bulk samples are assayed by the mill men and by the owners, and if the ounces closely tally, the price 10 be paid is arrived at. If too great varia- tions occur, the assays are made over again until they do agree. The own CTS of the ore, knowing the cost of milling and marketing the ore, are as well able 10 determine what the mill can afford to pay as the mill man him self, and thus there is full and con- plete satisfaction and confidence eX isting between the sellers and buyers of ore in this camp The weight of each ton of ore is made to tally almost to a pound by allowing for unavolda- ble light waste in hauling, and it is very seldom that disputes arise from this point
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
The fndI0Hs RgdIH.

On the 2d instant twenty five Indians who are supposed to be of Victories band, attacked the camp of ten miners from Hillsborough, who were in the Florida mountains, exploring for min eral- Seven Of the miners were ont in the hills, when the three who re mained in camp to guard the stock land stores were surprised and driven of by the Indians. The men soon concentrated. regained the camp and repulsed their assail2nts, but not until one of thelr number had been killed and two wounded The Indians had three killed and got away with eight horses belonging to the miners.
 On Tuesday morning last, a party of hostiles crossed the road at GOodsite's, a dozen miles this side of Cummings, cutting out several hundred feet of tn 9 telegraph wire, which they dropped a hundred yards or so to the north Of the road. This party is thought, from the trail, to have numbered more than "a hundred. On the following morning the trail of a considerable party was discovered Interesting the road about twelve miles west of Mesilla, tending north. Troops from Fort Bayard un- .der Major Morrow, promptly took the field, and it is hoped that they are pre- pared for a swift, vigorous and success sul pursuit of the marauding savages. -L Mes!lla News.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
K0t CoHQUereG Yet.

Captain Haskell turned over about two hundred of the surrendered rene gades to Major Chaffee, at San Carlos last week. New Mexico was again terrified about the same time by the invasion of one hundred renegade warriors from Chihuahua soil. Major Morrow Is out with all available troops. The Mexican government of fers %l00 each for renegade scalps The forces of both nations are coop erating in the movements against the hostiles, and yet Nictorio seems tc muster about as large an army as he did three months ago. This is a sim pie statement of facts and of course no one can be offended by them.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Tombsfope Dots.
From The Nugget. January l5.l

From The Nugget, January l5.l
 Ninety men on the payroll of tho Tough Nut mine last month.
 Huachuca MInstrels at Variety Hal on Thursday evening next. Richard Gird, with his accomplished bride, has arrived at Millville and set tied under the sound of the stamps.
 c. $. Fly has opened large photo graph gallery at Charleston, and being a first-class artist in his profession l: doing a large business.
 The Ohnesorgen < Walker Stage Company have removed their office II this city to more connections quarters on Fifth street, near Allen.
 We are pleased to note that some oi the young gentlemen of our town are organizing home dramatic a>sOcia ton, in which some of the ladies Of our city will participate.
 The newly elected Common Council met Tuesday evening and, with the Mayor, took the oath of office. Mike Gray was elected Village Recorder when they adjourned.
 The recent excitement in the Ora goon Mountains has proved of cOnsid- erable importance, and why shouldn't il. when during the past week ore has been brought III from new discoveries which assays as high as $G000 to the ton.
 The Corbin mill struck its first blow yesterday, when Its stamps commenced pounding on Lucky Cuss ore. It l. said to be the most perfect machinery and mill work generally to be found on the Pacific Coast. It will run ex- ciusiyely on Lucky Cuss ore.
 T. R. Sorin, publisher of the popular map of Southern Arlzona, which in cludes the territory within a radius oi l00 miles of Tucson, has been in town this week Some time since he sent to thIs city large number of his pocket and office maps, all of which have been disposed of, and the cry is for more. The prospectOr in the pocket edition has something of great value done up in a small space. Mir. Sorin is now preparing history of Tomb stone and the mining properties sur rounding ii, for Eastern circulation, as well as at home, which will meet with great favor, as he is sparIng no pains 10 make it complete in every partlcu- lar. Such work, carefully and accu- rately prepared, will be valuable publication.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

THE Phenix boys have played the erturn game of base ball with thu Me. Dowell Club, and the Herald of the 10th inst, has the following note which will be of interest to ourballists:
 Our boys were badly beaten by the Mcdowell club in the game at Fort Mcdowell. On their return yesterday afteru,un they were met a mile Out of town by committee, who rendered heir sincere regret al their misfortune. The committee Used as a mode of con- veyance the large eXgress wagon, which was appropriately draped, and the oc- cupantS were armed with Becher's gong. tin cans. toot horns and other musical instruments of like nature. High Mcdonald led the way. carving flag of truce. Our boys" were so lattered that they separated, coming into town from the four points of the compass and in as quiet a manner as possible. The whistle of the flour mill was blown and the flag in the center of the town was at half mast. For ap- propriate reasons we do not care to give the score.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
CHARLESTON.
Its Mills and Mines, Busness Men and
 Houses.
CHARLESTON, January II.

nOUSeS.
 CHARLESTON, January II.
 ED. CITIZEN At Charleston your correspondent found the Tombstone COmpany's mill steadily crushing Tough Nut ore with its usual excellent results, and the new Corbin mill just preparing to drop its fifteen stamps for the first time.
 Mir. W. B. Scott, the pioneer mer- chant of the city, is doing a rushing business. His well assorted stock has just been replenished with new sup plies, and 23,OOO pounds more are now on the way for him between the rail road terminus and here.
 G. H. Brooks S Co.,, the urbane rep resentatives of the we'll known firm of Wm. B. Hooper & O., alive to their welfare, have corraled the public good will and supply a large trade with their A. brands of liquors.
 The popular firm of Herrera S Co.,, are demonstrating the fact that they are energetic in business and have fixed theiri tow-line permanently on the Charleston trade.
 Herman Welisch has his business we'll established and is reaping a rich harvest. His store has been consider ably enlarged to accommodate the large stock hIs growing custom de mands. The we'll known standing of the house having placed it high in public esteem.
 Superintendent Gird's spacious cot tage-a model of architecture is lO. cated on the hill side by the mill, overlooking the embryo city below and the wide spreading mesa that rises smoothly to the distant foothills of the Huachucas and forms one of the most imposing and interesting views the eyes could wish to rest upon.
 The Nellie James, in Mormon can yon, and the Wisconsin mine in Ram. sey's canyon on the HuachucsS, the property of w B. Scott, are develop ing nicely. The tunnel is being rapid
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
h,InLnn q Safe PnsLness.

There is no good reason why mining
 should always remain, as the Bostor
 Herald says it will, that same hal honorable, half disIeputable kind of a
 business which it now is in the mind.
 of a majority of sober headed New
 Englanders." If millions have been lost in gambling in mining stocks which either represented no real prop cry or a really vicious management, il
 was the fault of those who preferred to be deluded, and thus impoverished than to be thoroughly informed, and thus made rich. The uncertainty oi
 mining operations is being removed by science as fact ae possible. WlIn
 honest and capable management added mining is about to become as safe and sure a business for tine investment oi capital as any other Mining Jour nal.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

A CORRESPONDENT of the Two Lare- dos, a paper published at Laredo, New Mexico, says: At the Sierra Mojada mines there are two towns three miles apart. As regards mining, there is no doubt that there is rich ore here and plenty or fl, but water at present is scarce barely enuogh for the horses 1000 at least. and as many men, but there are several wells in progress, and Willet Is boring with well machine, and in a few days there will be plenty, but there is little or no wood. A coal mne has been found four or five leagues from here. Shushart, an assay and practical miner, is here on the part of the State, and says there is no chance for a doubt that this is a very rich district, extending some thirty or forty miles; it is just fifty leagues from Cuatro Cienegas. and al present no water this side of JOra, a spring twelve leagues from Cua;ro Cienegas, but wells are beng dug, and in short time there will be plenty. There are about one hundred mines denounced and in operation, that are worked far enough To hold possession'and prove the quality of ore. No guld-ilis ible-lhis is surely limestone foundation.