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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
E3G7sgEgAAE.
E5E5,gGgEAE.
.lOR, .IsyTsIaiT'S
li.X.p.EI:ilC;lORANT, Il
II 25 CTS, AND 81 BOTTLES,

rs properties ara Demulcan:, Nusriti7e, Ba'.
asmic, Soothing Gnd Healing. Combining al
these qualities, it IS tue mcst effective LUNG
BAL.HAM ever offered 70 sufferers from pulmn.
nary diseases.
Dr.. j. F. HAYWOOD, Of New York, volun.
tar!ly Endorses il. RGsd Whist he says:
Now York, Gept. 10, 1877.
Dr, Tut: Dc&G Sir--DUring this gear treat
cd niGa hundred cases Of lung diseases. In ths
lower waris of the city the cases were of ver,f
severe typs. J: wss there my attention wsI
csled TO TUFTS Ezpcc.oraat: and confess m:'
surprise ST It's wonderful nowar. During prsc-
tice of twenty years have never known q med.
lcine to act as promptly and with such happy
effects 1t instantly subdued tho most violen
llls of coughing, and invariably cured the di-
sease in few days. l cheerfuly endorse it as
the best lung medicine ever used,
j. FRANCIS WOOD, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

ARMls7EAu CLARK, cclorcd nsu OF Gu
p,nef, beiog called upon 10 address q repubyi
can convention, said:
ME Cha7msn-Weo &c crows fly over d.
a mo1is. vat do dcy say? Day say Clark l.
Wen dn farmer wants a wagon made. wat do
h5 say2 lie say CLARK Wen dc nleroha a1ss
50 fn d. Noit to buy der cotton. Vat do deg
say? Dey say Clark Wen de- ladies 90 to
dc stores to buy der thread, wat do dey sly
re2 s9y Clark ! When do Diggers of dis
court house want good speech made to dem,
aho do dey boiler te12 Dey a'ays holiers for
CLARK Now deu, vat do Clerk say? Whv
G'a'k lie say he's for Grant, da,'s wat!
lPfolonged applause ard laughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

q LABASTINR-S 10 kslsominc-
Ia Ready for use By adding hot water. Put
up in b. x.s OF lbs EACH Five lbs of Alsbss-
tine Will cover 81 squAre yhrds, or $50 square #,
two cosls. A natural material for inishirs
walls and ceilings. Pure white ,nd variety oi
beautiful tins Price, in b box-s-white per
10 l0c; all TINS per ID lie AIsbss.ine s val.
liable discovery; 1t CONSTITUTES a permanent
hbi.h for walls. s,sini a!ing with The plsster,
snd will never fake CE, Sample cards Of tinls
mailed 10 Any sddress upnn application.
JANNEY & CO. Drus gisis,
A5 % sGd l62 kirg street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Inland Seaboard Coastiag Co.
Steamers Of this limo will run hs follows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steame:
LLdDE or THE E.sEH

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 O clock p.m.; returning, lesve
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. NJ
Ini5 etaunch IRON steamer has just been paint
ed throughout. ststarooms newly furnished s1d
carpetsd aud is thu h,ndsomest az we'll IA the
safest boat on tho Potomac river and chesapeake q
bav, and ls the only steamer making close con.
ncchon with the New York and Boston steam
ersi also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines outh. Stops at PINKY POINT
AID POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, Grst class, : il: md trip ST. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

NEW GOOnS IN TIE HARDWABE
~ LIN Il st eS kiog. corner Of Roysl street.
Just received. tho SIEA KGREITH, for i'm.
proving Haeistess it never fails t. make tee
ttu she.L utssk lender AL she Vay through
Aso lhetelf se!tir < DELUS}OE BAT TRAP;
eomti'ine neE; COLI sid examine
Moth Proof nod Pis,n'!!arIe. Fo.t. Ma;tir e
Tsyks, Tack Claws, Carpet H-nuer7, tarpct
St7elchcrs, Mbi;e-Rssh pusc,n1 ard Scrub
Brusbe-, and o:her goods suited u tns s.ss1.n.
i he Vii dsrr Scale for sale cheap.
su.W j Y. GREli,HlDN 6 kOt!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

CURTAINS COMPLETE. two yards long, Hol.
land 10 green. brown, white and drab, with all
tbe fixtures, ct 500 piece; few only on hard,
al apl32S |. EIcHBERq's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

ANHtUNCS .nysaf csni;t.!a for the
Il Ct1se OF City Ser.tert subject t, The tc;ion
ol tan Con ''lVSliye primary clcction.
hI%5~lFL" N. Ii. MONROE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

SILKS. FROM 8. e. j. 8. BUNT1NG's LARGE
AUCTION SALE 10 Philadelphia, are lust opened
Ia plain oClrrs, farc7 and black, at a great sac
ilhcs, at spl3 2g |. EIcuBERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
!

PENNSYLVANIA RDIT'Th
nTHG NORTH WEST g S0JTHy plo
UUIJBLE TRACK
srsEI. HAfI.S S;i,RTnIH' lcaMyux
&AGNIFICENT EoIJipMSST
J,nusrv Iss0
Train. Is,ve Wsshinrton S " from from dono, ~ IA,
TIMORHS POTOMAC RAILREAU cor.
nrf D! !jixth and B st1 Sets, "A f0llows:
Foy FbiIstaInhjs Saw YorG and ths Eost 9 m
sm, nnd !, ~ n n ds;iy. n.ccnt Hnndsy sn1
g45 n N d.;Iv with 'p.Iocs o.. ,,,,
lad f,nroe."f a'' brIIr"., -, 80, q s ,ns
an ds,iy .-ra.t Srnda, ErI 'h;i.G ;n
sIG s.m nTcer, SnrGar .ci :. s1 n :, T.,',
Pr Pitts shrro and the Wssi M tHa m 4 s,ly .,,I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

KNITTING COTTON, Sc ball or two for 5
c-s., at apl3 Wv |, EICuBERG'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
ETga GGE9
TERA e Essa
/ SSA POTOTsG GON
AcoS sTkaM2OaT CO. / CCC
Steamer
GE CRGE LIE AIRY
RESUMPTION OE KnlITG

MS III PTlON OF ROUTE
AVsA " aasDKIA, a VA, AND NORFOLK,
POINT LOOKOUT goi1g and retu:nire, '"o
on and si:er Monday, msrch 1873, 1886 the
steamer GEORGE LkhEY, Joseph " hit,
GomEsnder. will rcsums hGr route between tfs
From ALEXANDRIA, Hooss whsrf aver,
MONDAY and ESDAY. It 6 n NJ
hnd every SATURDAY st CT p. m. r.
1,,frm FGGm NOEFOi.k. Campbelps wharf, evo1y
tuesday,, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, ::
p. IN.
Arriving at either port esrly ntxt morning..
Durlng the past winter the Laary bas been
lnofough y owe, h au' ed, newly painted, carpet
enr uph0Istered and put in nice order Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, first Glass
sso'e ana courtesy and s!t2nton fro the Ulcers
and servants of the boat Tickets, rates mir.
"alion state rcoms, &c, furnishe, By
+. K. HOOE. Agt., Alexa, Va
Is f: DODD, Agt,, Wash, u. 9. NH 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
s'Et. GlaE.E ssss s:s;RT

EOH RsET-Tha THHEE STUEF HRLGK
HoUSe, No. 70 north Fairfax ST. Ess ail
the modern improvements. including ballroom,
gas, cooking range Gnd psrlnr heater.
lob III r. II. CORRETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

a.. snl sf.sr SUNDAY. Oc,ohsr 5th. the
bcsts Of ias rOlU NAU FERRY 90. will run
~ tnlinwI:
hEAEH ALEXtND8is:
Is % 81 3 3H Q 50, 10 50 aua Ii 20 :. M, .nA
- 20, 81. : 81. 30 4 25, 5 30. and CO p. 81.
LHAyS WASH S;lrcH:
! 80, I 80, 6 20, 8 80 10 SO and u 20 g. m, snd
1880 50, 2 80, 3 80, d 80, 5 90 ani 80 D. n
CcL4 EEu. Y PGIJa!P9, Hnn.gc-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
EOEs POTOMAC RAYEK.

STE-7-HEf: JOK-y' W.. TKO.HPSO.v
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
uRDAY 81 7.30 a. N returning on alternate
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
MOND Az, APRIL 26, 1880
S.AEE:H aTEE.

I'll n!qcr.ssnieE's Of Yo,itin,l ro,es,,.s or
c':fc+ {" caIti!S:ts !a- E!cA. nl0,t b, iii Tor in
s3vaica lh's rule !, imperative and will rul
ba Ge7jsttd tr"r. '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
= ,-,s, G!iTpK3 STEAM LIN ga pYREE
"

-: ,s,sy GHTpK'3 STEAM LIN "a TREE
.:.tn.;-Ar LY TO
:ELhDs:: ::iiAiA, GAIL HIVET, TPCvJ.
D&ECE ANI tOSFQH.
c.tssne-. iH.ve = laIa1dris EVERY TUES
~ ! and ls"ge fhilalirIphis NVERY SAT
U..DAE.
Tr:.;G iae aoTnec;a st AIcSsadris with thoC.
a h *. scd W !p u. Il. Hs., shd 1t iih;lal;el-
r.l;.. |!th GixGas regular StcanC!.;os for Eaii
H.7or. Providence End Boston.
freight !3C<Tardoi With pT0G.r:nsss .ad care,
ftae ot commissions.
10 cjiarzs for transfer N rh!slelphts, ard
o w!tsrlaga n E'.s;cr,. IiiCk time. Frequent
torsrIuros Through r:tcG :nd through bills
nf i..dna given. Insurance ST the lowest rates.
AgeEts;
r. n. HGED, hsxardria
WS. 2 CLYDE & CO., Phllsdolphi,.
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. q Georgrn
i.n 8.tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
IN BBLS KlVEKTUN LIME.

.j,se "'ye lu.. received a fresh supply Of this
..,v,a.r can with confidence recommend 1t
.y,"-y superior article in all particulars. and
~, ,.ta.a'to" satisfaction in all cases. Try it.
;.,s, ~" VIII Love. use any other kind. For
ny GEO. WASHINGTON,
gent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

TOR CITY SGEG 1hNj--I have concluded
- Tor the sake of my par.y, 10 abide by The
decision Of tho primary election I ssk s., COOL
citizens for hoir support. e0'N
sp22-tEl& GRO W pocv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

RESPECTFuLLY anncuacs mysaf can
u didste for Commissioner OF the Rere.u,. .rd
earnestly 20 ict thesu 9oo5t ot my fellow ciIize1s
Su5lfc: tH the scion + the CaI ssr-st 81 patti.
epl2-t,s GEO W.SuIhGTt)y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
& NOACH MAKERS.
2 -
NOTICE OF CO.PARTNEESHIP

He, the undersigned, ha7a entered ir to q ~.
ps7tnersnlp tor the manufacture cf CAR
ElA6sS, SPRlNG WAGONS, &C., and viii
a!s9 Seep Re on hsqd a. variety of NURTHERN
spectfnlly ask tnst the patronage herstofore az.
tended to our father, the lats John Summers,
may ba continued TO US. and We p.orciss that eli
Work entrusted to US will receive prompt stt.n-
non. fEopstiHs quickly executed Oh as mod
c7-la torrni IS can be done elsewhere.
JOHN N SUMMERS BRO,
Coschm4ksrs,
apio-lm Pitt, bet King snd Prince sis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

EVERY MONDAY, nt IL H.; and returning,
leave Sew York. from pior Al, Rast river, EV-
EkY SATURDAY, at q o'clock .. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

Two THE VOTERS OF NDKIA-I
a. tespfctuliy announce mYsa!f candiJsls
for the office Of City Sergeant, sulject to tho
Conservative primary election, and su i, !. the
support of my tel0I cilSrns
aplJ-lrs w II SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
FDR NEW YOIeEs

STEIz-rEEsS f. e. A.vIGHra.wD J0T.v.
GSRSU.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

tOh hMtSSIhN& GT THE REVENUE-
~ resnectful!v announce myself a csndid.t,
Tor the otlice OF Commissioner of tho Revenue
and eorclt The support of the Conservative mar
~, su'J ct TO The d,csicn of the primary alec
ton. Fully sssrs of the responsibility IF ths
posnlon snd Inc necessity for an impartial and
conscientious ti.charse cf the duties Of tho Of
nee, teel tha: if elected will bring those ousl
ilcatons to the administration OF that position
np22 tpts RICEAkD M TATHkM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

NOR RENT OR LEASE-Tbe desirable snd
E roomy STORE aud WAKEHUUsE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by Z, 4.
Lawson s. 90. Apply to
seUl6 p. NJ LAWSON,
zoe RRHT-HOUSR No. IS Cameron st.,
L: between Fairfax and Ice. Applylo
sr S-tt J. r. u. SMOOF,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
ENOR RENT,
The comfortehls

Va y G y " Ell LLIHtf,
on the east eide Of ST. Aa.pb street. between
Cameron and Queep, containing water, EOS,
hoater. &c, recently occupied By ". Il. Msy.
Possession given st once. Fox te;ms &C. sppiy
at this Office. oct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

RESPECTFULLY announce myself q can.
= dldate for Reelection for ComnoL wssl,b's
Attorney, subject to tho dscisi3n Of tho conser.
vsliva party.
srl7-itS ShMuNTG RREN,T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
U 7 7 s L AIR YE. :.

graf EAIR OF WHISPERS changed 10 a
GLOSSY BLACK by q single application of this
DYE, j. inparts s Natural Color, acts Instsn"
taoeousiy, sad is Is Harmless as spring watsr.
sold By Druggists, or sen. BY cypress on receipt
Of 81.
Office, ;s,5 SsErray 81. Eew York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

ENO THh VOTERS OF TIE CITY OFAL.
4 res ceclfully announce NV
selt caudidsta for tho Office os City Sergeant
subject to the decision OF the Ctnsorvs!i7o party
ana earnestly request tho support of my follow
citz,n.. 0''"
apr2l-ts mo W CANpppJr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
LEONARD kARBURY,

ITO THR VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
n ALEXANDRIA-I annou1cn myself q
candidate for the lice Of Commissioned of the
Revenue subject to 3 decision Of the voters At
tne polls At the genersl election TO to hold May
9th, $50 Respectfully,
Rpla-tLs w. PRICE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITYOF AL.
IA EAANDR1A-l res pectfully a1nource
my1elf candidate for the ttiico of City Ser-
geaat, subject to tho Conservative pin 4ry cleo
fellow citarns
applique r. U DANIRI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

GfGEGE GUFFEy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

NO THE VOTERS OF ALEEANDRIA
L CITY-I respectfully snnouccs mvsoIf a
candidate for the lice e Com 70 onwesltSs Al.
toIney fer the city of AleIsndria suhiec. to .he
action OF tho Conservative party in primsry
election. If elected, 1 shall endeavor {, dis
partially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
'HlNE SEED OATS
For sale by

pSINE SEED OATS
For sale by
y. NJ. LAWSON 6 JAMIESON.
Aal7 .o,o.
: NV.i5Ea--GAGDSN SEED-Persons de
.. q. I ~ Hslden Seed from d. NJ. Ferry u
,s;i, nfam ibey 81 Go. Can procure them by
* 'Asr crders with
4,4 w. +. CREIGHTON,
65 King street.
i o'hSoN'S MINCE MEAT. Fruit Jei-
s;f AID Apple AID Peach Butter received
i,oii ii"s low by
K. W. AVERY. 226 King st.
0TnD GRAIN BAGS. made hy the
>crv ~ sdies' Aid and Employ ment
90 THOMAS PERRY, AT.
s. ). Z. SHOULDERS, received TO.
S'y Imal3Gl j. G. M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
u: : &GE OF 90; NE.

- . T / Z s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

GA.RDEN SEED-1 have this day received
~ a large supply OF LhNDRETh'S GAR
DEN SEED, which I am selling at ths lowe,t
market prices. Rural Regste ltee on applic~-
ucA: w. +. CRkI4HTON, ~
1ep 4 IS King street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

is yearly extracted from the mines of Nova Scotia. Well-Informed inning men who have visited the region agree that inc country Is full of rich-g0id- bearing quartz lying in as true Assures as were ever discovered. Cheap labor and reduced cost of supplier, added to the nearness ef New York and other financial centres, would lead one 10 believe tha; before long capital will Dc drawn toward Nova Scotia and a rival to the Pacific Slope be opeaed up to Inc world.
 Among the Bodie District proper ties the UHiol Consolidated is jus, now attracting 2 fair share of att-n- tion. The property is located about l500 feet nNrlh of the famous Standard mine, and has been incorporated here with s0me oi the most reliable of bus mess men as directors. II is conf- dently believed that ihs vein disrov- cred in the Union Consolidated IS 8 continuation nf the Standard mine, from which regular dividends have been paid. With the incoming week It is confidently predicted that re- newed sctiyity will be apparent in the mining na-ket.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Gathering Foreat Statistics.

Under authority and direction of the Census Bureau, Prot s. Sargent, of Harvard University, pr. !. Engle- man, of St. Louis, and Prof. Skinner, arc now here examining the trees and shrubs of the Territory. They have, in this capacity, already visited Wa-h- ington Territory, Oregon, California and perhaps other sections. IL is their purpose to leave here to morrow for an inspection of the mesquite, palo verde and other growths in the Santa Cruz valley, and continue up into the oaks and pines Of the Santa Ritas. Beyond this, their Arizona programme is not determined. They arrived by train last night from the mountains Tn San Beruardino county, California, and are registered st the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
1,nnDnrch AmalsamatIon.


 We give the following description ofJ. O. Stewart's improved process of smalramating gold and silver, now being successfully worked al the For man mill. near McMil!en. tor which We are indebted 10 the Globe Chrou- cle:
 In tho ordinary method of milling unroa,ied silver ores The water from the settlers is allowed 10 run waste, either brfure or after II leaves the tailing pits. The waste water contains salt. suiuhnie of soda and prnlO-chlo- ride. of iron ir solution, which, when saved and used in crushing and anal gamat!ny sub-rqueEt charges ot ore. has X beneficial effect upon the orc, as ihe solution of salt and protO- chloride of iron has A solving action on sny carbonate or oXide of copper there may be in the ore, assisting in the elimination of line silver when 1t en- ters ihe pans. In addition, there is the saving Uf salt and sulphate of c.pper. X large receiving tank Is nlaced on A level with lhe batteries, from which hose or ripe leads tn the pan, and settlers. At one end of the pulp or slum-tsuks ], placed a small tank with syphon jet which carries ihe waste water back 10 the batteries. This heats the waste water and has a tendency tO soften the ore is crushing Two large tank for each sei'Ier are placed on level below the settlers, near which is placed & wood CD pump, with rubber ball valves, the suction hose of which extends from the pump-log to the tanks, and the delivery pipe or hose 10 the receiving tank aforesaid From these iaillng tanks the water is raised 10 the said It. ccivinC tank, and then the isilings are allowed 10 flow oil inlO the taillng pits. In ihi- manner the waste water from iha amalg1n.ailOn is entirely utilized without additional expense after the apparatus Is once m place Simple IS II is, il has taken the pat eniee considerable tim. tn make il practical and unqualified success which it now Is. The process and apparatus IS cheaply applied to any wet-crushing pan mill, where there i k a fall nf six feet or more from the | settler floor 10 the tailing reservoirs. i The saving in silver and gold Is l claimed io be from i've tO fifteen per | cent. greater than in the ordinary ! m, ,lhnd.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
1mpertant Strike q, San xs,Ier.

The mines of the San Xa tier Min ing and Smelling Company arc Of great importance 10 Tucson, as they are the nearest to the city of all our productive mineral properties It is therefore with pleasure that Se record a new strike n the western extension of the San Xavier mine. The locality ot the rich find is in chamber No. l CD the south oross-cut on the 10O-fooi level, and consists of the whole face of the chamber being in a very large body or galena ore, assaying 76 per cent lead and 70 ounces of silver to the ion. The extent Of the body is of course not yet known, but the indica- tions are that il is very large. This property Is rapidly coming 10 the front as very rich property. and it's successful operation will prove of Im- mense benefit 10 Tucson. The new smeller is at work, though il will be some tune before the production of bullion will be as steady as when ex- perience has taught all the particulars ior working the ore 10 the best advsn- tage. We may soon, however, expect to sec c steady stream of rich bullion coming from the San Xavier.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
ReRfstratf n

II Is now pretty renc'ally the oPin- ion of our loading legal authorities Jhst the proper construction of the registration law gives citizens of the United States the right to vote after & residence in this Territory of six months. This does settle the political hash of that queer Democratic county ticket so far as great majority of its members are concerned, aad It makes the election of Hon. Nj W. Stewart so certain that il is 10 longer matter of doubt, as a large majority of the later arrivals in Arizona are Republicans.
 That enthusiastic @ supporter of the Democratic ticket, the Star. this morning attempted 10 mysteriously Iusinuate something or other by stat ing that Justice Neugsss had regis tered 50 votes. Its mummy-like AS sertion is almost incomprehensible, but 10 settle all doubt we state that Judge Neugass had registered II voters up 10 last evening, and 9 io- day, making g in all The inves'iga- ton sf his list to-day by several Trom- nent Democrats revealed the fact that that half dozen or more Of the names were those of Democrats, two of them being John $. Carr and Vim. 4. Scott.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Imnortnnt to Tucsou.

We desire 10 csll the attention of Tucson people-asd, in fact, the people Of OUT leading towns-to the fac, that the Census Bureau Is al present engaged in collecting informa- tion of our people. their habits, mines, prospects. and everything ot general interest concerning life in Arizona. which matter will be issued ia book form by the government, To this end the Bureau has employed an experienced San Francisco journalist, MT. Edward F. Kennedy, who is now in our city for the purpose above mentioned. IL will therefore be seen that ii is important that NIT. Kennedy, who Is at present at the Palace, should have every facility for the accomplish ment of his purpose. both while here and when in the camps which be pro; poses to visit.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Tine Red Cloud.

A correspondent of the Expositor writes as follows from Silver District. Yuma county: The Silent or Red Cloud Gold and Silver Mill and Min ing Company, as il is now known, have secured Inc mill-sitc located at PoiRi of Rocks, just below the steamer landing, and above the ferry. al Norton's Landing, and will infer, from the advertisement that will be public ere this letter Is in type, for bids to deliver %, GOO bushels of char coal, and the hauling of ore 10 the river, and the rumor of the early grading uf the mill-siie, that three months from this date will see fur naccs, with at least a capacity of 20 tons daily, in active operation; fur iher lhan ihls l cannot with certainty write. The bottom of the Silent shatt, 150 feet, shows richer body If metal than has yet been opened underground on this property, there being three and hali feet Of clear, carbonate ore that will assay above 150 ounces Of silver to the ion. The cross-cut al the l2O-foot lew is in 43 feet from the hanging wall. and DO sign of the foot wall as yet. Prof. Siebeck will make an assay of the average of the cut the coming week The north breast is m metal and the south breast still continues with its massive body of rich ore. NIT. J. (. Wilson. who IS interested in the Silent. returned with Mir :. :. Draper, and expressed himself highly pleased with the re- suit Of the developments.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
nurclars in Tuasnn.

IL is becoming painfully apparent that tie absolute security in which the prople of Tucson have so long lived is passing away. Burslaries arc be- ginning 10 occur at intervals, and it wIll be only a question Of time wben the honest burgher will have 10 lock his doors and put patent fastenings on his windows as do the residents of the more civilized " East. Thursday the residence of Mrs. Hatch, on Main street, opposite Fish's mill, was en-
 tered by burglars and a trunk md other articles taken. Friday morning Deputy Sheriff Buitner discovered a bloody trail on the river bottoms not flr distant from the mill, and in fol- lowing il came upon the trunk in the bushes. l. had been broken open, bu. only a few or the contents had been taken.
 Mir Buttner aleo on rbu-sday came upon tie trunk which had bsen stolen from ihc Southern Pacific machine shops the nighi previous, and from the similarity of the tracks found in the vicinity of each, he concludes that tie same parties committed both bur glaries. He accounts fnr the bloody trail by the supposition that the bur glars qaarreled over their booty, or thai one oitbem was wounded accidentally. IL was apparent from the amount of the blood that the injury was serious, and the authorities believe that this fact will enable them to discover the cul- prits.