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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-12-25

Owing to tho muddy roads and
sorry teams the mail now never thinks
Of arriving GU limo, generally reach
ing hero sometime between 8 aud 10
o'clock This kind OF thing 10 get.
ting monotanoua to our people, aud
our contractor should not suffer Il to
continue any lohgev We could bear
q several mouths, hut II liant our ma,
ture to 40 So, aud we will commence
10 complain after while.
The chuslmea tree at the eourt
hoase last night, notwithstanding the
iuelemeney Of tho weather was we'll
attended The tree was weh Alea
Win presents, which wero arranged Ga
the bea, advantage, aud all presented
a yegy neat appearance The presents
we're dlatrihalod among the anKloaa
aud oNpeetsul eaea, aud all wege made
happy
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-12-25
BLACK. DR&ueHr."
For .alo by DR.. d. w. Fentress.

All persons desiring to huy lands
would do well to call on Arthur Low,
attorney. Once on north side public
square, San Saba Texas.
Mr.. Robert Murray and Miss Eliza
llnryick were married last Thnrsday
night, on Jcrrs's Branch, Judge j. w.
Thomas performing the ceremony.
Messrs. Plants and FruuoiT, and
other wool growers of Concho county,
are now here. Several others are ex-
pcctcd down soon. most OF whom will
spend the holidays with It's.
Forty years trial tn proved "eLAcK.
oBBU CHIT" the best liver medicine in
the world
For sale by S. II. White & Go.
An Of our farmers had the good
fortune tn get their wheat all sowed
before this last cold spell. 1t ia ndw
M aud in fine condition, aud our pros
p-cts for grood wheat crop next year
are excellent.
A person of our acquaintance on
Saturday last wrote with one pen of
ink 1852 letters, or 235 words of five
letters to the word
A man after calling almost daily
ut the po-tonice for letters for the last
three wears, nn- fortunate enough laet
Saturday to get one. Yon see what
luck there is in pcrsistency
"BlAoE-DRAuoAT" makes chilln
Gud fever impossible.
For sale by J. n. Eddins g. Co.
For Rent.
One hundred acres Of good Colorado
bottom land. All new land one year
under cultivation. Apply to II. f.
Willis, San Saba, Texas.
August Peterson, tho tailor, has
now established himself on tho south
side Of the pnblic square, in tho old
Marley building, where he solicits the
public patronage, lie is prepared Ia
make up goods to order. Repairing
aud dyeing done on short notice.
Several Of onr subscribors' tim,
will expire with this issue, ant
thor paper will he stopped unless ar
raugements are made for its continu
ance. We trust they will all cont,
forward aud renew at once, as ever,
man should have his county paper, 8,
as to he able To keep posted on affair
most interesting to him.
Liver Pills eontsin arsenic; "BlAok-
pRAu6HT" uHharmleaa as Tea OF coffee
For sale by S. II. White & Go,
Ia order 20 make the water supply
Tor the square and other places a sue
cess, Mr Ris,eu has found IL necessary
"a put Ia new dam This he is doiul
as fast as poaaihle, The new dam vii
he Of salld masonry, and short spell
Of good weather will enable him q
Put the works lu perpetual motion,
The his Valley Glec Club vii
give an entertainment on the aoth lust.
next Thursday uight Tho entertain
meut VIII DO pgiucipally musical, Will
either Alliug auHillarios. Tho publ
"a Invited Admission rs cents RiI
Valley Il 10 LnmPaaas equity, abeu
thlrleen wiles north " san Saba.
pleasant time Us participated,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-12-25

One dollars worth Of "BLAcK.
DRAUeHT" will save fifty dollars in
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-12-25

Forty years trial Isl proved BLACK.
oBBu CHIT" the best liver medicine in
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-12-25
Query; Why will people suffer with
indigestion when " etAcK.DRAuGRT"
lie by j. n. Eddins & Co.

For sale by j. N. Eddns & Co.
The muddy condition of the streets
was Il heavy embargo on the successful
progress of preparations for the Christ
mas tree during the latter days of the
week
We have large number Of extra
copies Of tho News for this week, aud
all who wish any can he accommodated
by calling at this Office. The price
will he five cents per copy.
ANY ladies' wishing to know the
merits of the Excelsior Kidney Pad,
its action, etc, are referred to Mrs.
WIN. E. McKeckuie, photograph par
lors, Toledo, ONO. See advertisement.
Ladies', get permanent relief by using
"BlACK-DRAuGHT."
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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Youth and Age.

0pring at her height, or Q man in prime
 Saiis that laugh from flying souau. Fomp or harmony, rapture of rhyme
 Youth Is the sign Of them. one and all Winter sunsets, and leaves that fall
 An empty hagon, folded page, "A tumble down wheel, tattered bail
 These are the types Of the world of sae. neli- that clash In gorgeous chime,
 Swords that clatter in onsets tall. The words that ring. and the flames that cl;r,A Youth is the sign Of them. one and all Old hymnals prone in a dusty stall,
 A bald, blind bird ID crazy cage, The scenes ofa faded festival
 These are the types ofthe world of ars. hoars that strut as the heirs uftime,
 Deeds whose rumors a clarion call. Son6s where the singers their souls spblir,. Youth is the sign of them, one and an. A stan That rests in nook ot the wall
 A reeling battle, rusted gage, IAe chant of a nearing fure-al-
 These are the types of the world of ace.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Our Errin. Bro ,hcrs.

The Democrats of the South, not being satisfied with a good round md joriry have by making them-clves a little extra work by counting out made the thing almost unanimous. Counties known t1 be Republican have 5v this means become strongly Democratic. They are evidently of the opinion that if the South is not solid they will make it nearly so. This, in our opinion, is the very poor est policy they could adopt The Re publicans expect nothing from the South so long as fr8ui and corruption predominate, and the ballot box IS used t0 collect SO much waste papertn he cast aside, and other, manuiaciuTei for the purpose, used In i's stead We wonder if it ever occurred tO the solid South that such a course was likely to result iu builiing up solid North They had better change the error of their ways before iI Is loo late.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
The New Aprortion ment.

As will appear by our special from Prescott. acting Governor Cos per has declared tLe apportionment of members of the Council and House on the United States Census made n June. Under this apportionmeus there will be 12 Councillors and 2l members of tho House. Pira wIll have II memyers ip the House, or one major itv over all the balance Of ihe Terri tory. and , m the Council. or two short oi q majority Pima sholld be satisfied with this apportioument, and as we lead thc other counties SD far, we should be careful meyer Co abuse our power
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Mining Items

The working shaft of the Davis mine is being sunk at the rate of over two feet day. This IS q double com. pertinent shaft and has reached a depth of l25 feet. When it reaches a depth Of lj0 feet another level will be run 10 conn ecl it with two wirzes which have al ready bsen sunk to that depth. Tins mine bas been well pros peoted, and has developed an immense body of good ore. l. is the intention of the manager Of this mine to erect hoisting works at CD early day, and put the mine in such shape that is immense deposits of ore may be drawn upon to any extent We believe there are now some 1900 feet Of drifts aud levels run, and when the worki ing shaft reaches q derth of l50 feet and the new levels run 10 connect as above indicated, it will be in better shape for the amount of money expended than any mine with which we are ac- quaiu,ed.
 Work continues on the working shaft of the Trench mine, which will be put in shape for extracting ore at an early day. The Trench is on what is claimed to be true Assure seln of high grade ore. IL is one of the oldest discoveries in the PaIGgonIss, and was worked in crude way several years ago. 1; will now be thoroughly and systematically opened up under the supervision of au old California miner of experience.
 The Alta. in the same locality, is having some good work done, and we understard d, the force is 70 be doubled. We may look for reduction works to be erected for both ;Le Trench and the Alta at an early day.
 The prospects for resuming work Uu tut hoMtll Lu4uts NAtCu hdH LttH su long neglected, are good. This is considered hy many 10 be a very good property The ore. which is free smelling, is found in large deposits, and being SO favorahly situated, may be very chcaply worked.
 We hope 10 be able to inform our readers of ihe starting up Inf the Her mosa mill within the next few days
 The Orion Company have force of 20 men on the south end If the War saw, raising ore. \ purtion of the Orion machinery will arrive at the miIl-sIte in a day or tITo and more is on the way. The Orion Company has graded a wagon road from the old Ostrich mill across the mountains. distance of about seven miles, at a cost of about S4OOO.
 Tha machinery of the Con. Arizona is going forward, and good reports continue to come from this company's mines, which are said to be yielding rich ore and plenty of it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
The JeannsTJc.

Nothing having been hearl from the Jednnctte, which sailed for ihe Arctic region last year. It is feared that the vessel has been cast away or that the crew have perished. The Thomas Co-win penetrated 70 within 14O miles of Wran-ie Island, but had to return 10 St. Nicholas for repairs and coal. She reports that the Arctic is so full of ice that she could make no headway. Yet it IS not certain that the Jeaunette is lost; the fact that the sea is full of ice may have kept them in their winter quarters.
 What a venturesome people make up our world In the face of all the disasters which have occurred to nav irators of the Arctic Ocean, . full crew might be obtained ir 9 single day in almost any of the seaport towns 10 engage in a like venture. Scarcely had the news Ot the probable loss of the Jeannette reached us when the Howgate expedition is making ready to hunt up that open sea of which we have all heard so much and know so lttle. But such things will be. We talk about the curiosity Of women. but the curiosity Of men Tn trying to find out about the northern country surpasses the curiosity Of the fairer sex, and all the good that We can ever hope To come from it Is that we may he able to say what is there, instead of what We suppose to be there"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
GLOBE.

Our Special Correspondent Finds T Mountain Town Which is an Eve Opener n Respect t0 Eusincss a-d General PrOsperity-A Ventured ophesy-PeT>onaI sIention-A list "ftne Business Houses of Globe City. More News From the Coming Com stock of Northern. Arlzona The Irene Mine And Its Future-The Mines in the Gold Camp-The Town send, Golden Eagle, and Others Judge Hackney and His san Carlos and Globe Telegraph Company.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Mining IfeInS-

Work on the Burleigh mine, lately purchased by eastern parties for SjO,- GOO, will soon begin again. The ou- perintendeut, Mir Ward Priest, informs us that about twenty-five men will be employed at present, the force being increased as demanded
 The purchase money, 5000, for the Mono mine, was paid to the owner, James McNeale, on Saturday last The parties purchasing were evident ly anxious tn hold the property. as he bond did not expire until Oc'obeT next Epitaph
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Anoutracenus Prscticc.


 It has become a practice among a certain class who style themselves praspeclors," but who in reality are thieying vampires, tproam from camp to camp and without hunting auy thing mp for themselves, endeavor and in many instances do live of the honest prospcctor. They are found nearly everywhere and have become a curse to the country The true pra-pector takes his pick and shovel and goes 10 work to hunt up something for him self; the so-called prospecJor goes to a mining camp aud noses around 10 see what he can find out. lf there is a prospect of there being aly sales made and which aye the most promising uu- sold cl inns. IL does not matter to him whether inc has any show oi titlc ciir- CT in law or equity, SO long as Le can place himself m position Go black msil the honest prospeci0r or prevent a sale If he refuses 'r divide with him. The true prospcctor is one or the no b'est Is well as line most seifsacrilc- ing men in the world He is generous as he is true, and we object 70 having these worse than thieves sailing under the honorable name of pro>pectOr. ' If 8 claim is open to relocation no reasonable man can object to having it relocated, and all honorable men will stand by such relocation. but when designing men sneak in at thc eleventh hour for the purposeof black mailing the rightful owner of 2 min ing claim he should be handled with. out gloves" fred bodily"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
HATFIELD MRS. GERTRUDE LESTER Palace Hotel. AEYERs STREET. TECsoN. FIELD & LESHER. Proprietors
LEVERS STREET.
HATFIELD & LEsHER. Proprietors
Elegantly Furnished
TECsoN.

''IH ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS. ,, [04ai attention paid to Families. Rooms 'asle and en suite.
 ca, 'anle Is furnished with everything that
 '''aia and Arizona markets can supply. c,l- a me line of Imported Wines, Liquors and >'SsFf, etc, at the Bar.
 A Free Bus from all Trains. ,. -'e Undersigned has assumed entire con .sa ' oi Inc Palace Hotel, and will nee every
 70 contribute 10 the comfort Of guestf- q, 1' "in please report any inateniion '1e FaTt of lttache-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

X GENTLEMAN from Nevada, who ha, recently visited the mining camps of Southern Arizona, Is free Go say that In his opinion this IS the coming mining country. and that Tucson, ii properly handled, will become the leading town in the southwest. He knows Of no town in the COGL-Ty Tith better prospects
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
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S- DEFTTT MINERAL SURVEYOR ,As mo CF-i Engineer, Tucson, Arizona ,,A ftliiil-- Nr srr.-j- next a1nr 70 LrE- V. alies .ne7rly opposite Cosr7Cp1.itau a0- -, ls p7eFa-c1 ta 3o any y,orE il his line @ H.'- Proirntlr-- ~nl dispatch. Making rgn'- .alnlo9. maps and sectional drawing ol mines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
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\ GENT. HONE MUTUAL INSURANCE Il C0mpGny. cf California. lFire. ctch and New ork Life Insurance Company, of New iofk Imperial London tFI ctcl [orlh- tIn oi London and Q cen of i erpool, (Fire, e1cJ OHicr iu Pima County ak
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
II. B. MANSON. C-E-

Y $. DEPUTY MINERAL ST EVEYOB - Tor Arizona tr. .mpi attention given % 5-- kinds al Surveying and Civil Engineering. 4opograp plica. nap- drawn, and V.goits ihen co mines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
WH.JIAlIL. nSRnRN.

A TTOREEY st lsr. Notary Public and Con H yerauCor. S-ccisl a--fsrance ctvcu iE Vgll.lllin- patsut> for niuing and prcempriuu SSLain., aud also t'tie fo land under the Desert Sl 1auc timber cUliu-a ll.s. OGice north side of congress street TUDson Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
C.P-X- W.-snN- lL D.

pHYSICIAN AND sTPGFON. hes taken l al office on Never street. one block south la V rllacr Hotel. Believing that ''the tree l. 70 ny if- fruit" ae is willing 10 be judged \, l-at maxim. and respectfully soiiciis a ,-5 9i The Patronage of the people of Tucson .sfi5. 5,..laiy- Diseases peculiar 70 women and 1'lafen a speciality