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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
The Irish RrnnhIfcnna.

DAN fBANClStO, Juiy io.-lne lrlSn Republican Convention today issued an address to the people setting forth their reasons for acting with the Re publican party. and urging their cOun- trymeu to join in the movement.
 More LawIessness m Colorado.
 DENVER, July Ie.-Last nigh, Jas. Dunn, policeman, became intox- icaied, and was arrested by Jose An tonic Griego. Oa the way to jail, Dunn asked to be let off and was re fused. He then faced about, killing Oriego almost instantly. Dunn was arrested.
 Labor Troubles Ouieted
 ATcHIsoN, Kas July 16.-The labor riot continued for several hours yes terday morning, until the Sheriff ap- peared, when the mob dispersed. All Is quiet now, and worK has been re sumed at all places.
 
 NEW YORK, July I6.-Advices from Panama are to the effect that Peru and Bolivia are about 10 form a union under one government and one flag The Chilians have sacked Africa. After the capture they committed great out rages. The officers prOfessed to be unable to control the men.
 Cox Hung.
 NEW YORK. July l6.-Chastine Cox, the convicted murderer of Mrs. Hull, was Ftnged thls morning in the jail yard of the T ombs in the presence of POO persons.
 pr. Tanner su1l Gaining
 NEW YORK, July 16.-Dr. Tanner is cheerful end goOd-humored. He has gained half a pound since Thursday night. Since that time he hes taken 26tS ounces of water. Pulse, S2; tenn perature, 9S; respiration, f6.
 4 Soothing Sea of Fire.
 BRADFORD, Pa, July 1G.-Solid shot were fred into the second burning tank at Custer City at 1 o'clock this morning to draw of the oil and pre- vent an overflow however, the work was commenced too late, and after wards the oil boiled over and set fire to the side of the tank, which is now a seething sea of fire. There are three other tanks in the immediate vicinity.
 LATER.
 BRADFORD, July 16.-Another thun derstorm passed over the city this morning, doing considerable damage by lightning. A building near the center of the city was struck and burned. Two oil-tauks, one of 1900 and the other of 800 barrels, were also struck and are now burning Great excitement prevails, and the people are out in force lighting fire.
 Congressional Nomination
 CHICAGO, July 1G.-The Democrats of the Fourteenth District have re nomln ated J. II. Park for Congress. The Iowa Democratic State Central Committee have decided to hold their convention September ?.
 Cameron and Conkling Going to do
 Their Daty.
 WASHINGTON, July 16-Don Cam eron turns up here in high spirits, and no worse in health than tor some time past. He and Conkling announce their intention of doing their work for the success Of the party during the campaign.
 CoLUSBCs, July Ex-Governor Eos ter said today in conversation with Judge Bronson that Ohio would give Garfield larger usjority in the coming election than it q him, in the last election, and that the prospect of carrying Indiana wss more than probable
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

WORK is progressing on the drive via. the Novitiate and Warmers mill. The bridges are all finished, but 1t will take some time to complete the grading. When complicated this will be one ofthe most pleasant drives in the southwest.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

Go 10 the Union Saloon, (Louis Don
 sing & Co.,, ProprietorS for the cool est and finest sharp drawn beer, next door to |. Meyers & Co.'S store. Three hundred pounds of ice consumed daily to keep the beer Tn prime condition
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

yIcToRIo is in high dugeon' be- cause Pierce told him he could not buy groceries from him for love or money. and now the old man says he had sooner die than 10 return 10 the UuIted States. Pierce keeps goods for white men, not for Ingins.'
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

TIE Bradshaw Mining Company has incorporated, to operate in Pima county, Arizona. Capital stock, S1O,- OOO. .OGO. Dlrectors-ChaS ?. hcDer- mot. Chas. Main, Michael Tierney, David Porter and R. P Clement
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
Church Notice.

Methodist Episcopal.-Services will be held tomorrow evening in the Presbyterian church, beginning at $ o'clock. Rev. Mr. Mills, the pastor, will preach the funeral sermon on the death of the late Rev. ". II. Dean. No morning service.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
American NiniHg Stock Exchange

under the auspices Of the Mining Trust Col
 Exchange Rooms and offices, No. 6S
 Broadway, New York.
 This Exchange will be opened as soon ss the necess ary Improvements in the rooms, now In progress, have been completed, ahout June l. The Committee on Stock List and Securities is now prepared 10 receive and act upon apPh- cations from MINING COMPANIES desiring 10 have their stocks placed upon the regular list of the Exchange. All necessary blanks and full information may be obtained by address ing VIM. F. MOLLER. Secretary Of the Con- mittee, care Mining Trust Co.
 Applications will be received for limite1 number of non-members' monthly sest tickets of admission
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

sC. SELIGMANN & Co. received today an invoice Of the celebrated Chateau BroEn clarei and a choice lot of Bald win butter; try it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

4 PHExI1 lady, who like many o,he ladies in Arizona, recently re- fired to her hammock, which was pIaced in the back yard, carefully nlaced her wardrobe on the stretcher. On the following morning she arose early, but 1t did not take her long to make her toilet. The stretcher was there. put her fine linen suite was rnne.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

Docr0R WnBCR who is in from hIs ranch in Arivaca, called on Thursday, and subscribed for copy of the CITIZEN. He says he wants to keep posted while in the country, and don't know Of better way than to secure the leading paper The Doctor is ex- tensively engaged in the stock bust ness, and has some of the best blooded stock m the country.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

TIE New York Truth, which has for it's motto The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth" is often as far from the truth as any paper in the country. Indeed, itseems to use its motto as a cloak for lying, as some bad men feign religion to cover over the sins they intend to commit.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

A NUMBER of capitalists from the East are expected to arrive in Tucson early next week, as their agent has telegraphed the Bank Exchange Res taurandt asking if it could board them during their stay.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

W. A. MosIER, who was injured on the railroad sometime ago, is doing as well as could be expected. He is Tn the hands of skilful physicians and the Sisters of Charity have done every thing for him that kindness could sug- gpSt
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

ldoHARD PRESTO Is having his office i-fhitpTe, counter, etc. made ready, preparatory to opening a brokers '.loe in the fiourishing mining camp pt Hsrshaw.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

IN few days there will be the gen uine Black Buck Beer. manufactured by Levin, on draught in all the prin- cipal saloons in the city, ard also in bottles.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

REMnvED.-The office of the U. S. custom house has been removed to new quarters on Main street, little to the north Of Fish's mill.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

THE choicest Raspberry and Gum Syrups al 75 cents per bottle at c. Sel- igmau's Grocery Store, on Congress street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

TO-DAY is stree, cleaning day" It $ .he dey cn which everybody throws paper, ashes, and all kinds of refuse which accamulates during the week, 2to tbc streets. But we noiice s large Fr'portion of this garbage is not re moved, but Jeff on the streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

IT Is now about time for Tucscn 10 l,v aside some Of the ancient customs af the nstiyes. and clear the side walks of ioafcrs, SC that pedestrians- especially ladies-msy walk down town without being compelled 10 .sks the middle of the street. We would most respectfully call the at .cu,ion of our efficient police force to ,he necessity Of keeping the side walks cleared. There is no other town ,n the United States where such a hing is allowed, and if NC ever iu- lend 10 adopt the mcnners aud GUS toms of civilized community it Is sbgut,ime We began.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

OSE of Fields fine teams ran away '', eVening, pretty thoroughly de- -''-sAlns one cf his fine single seated wagons. No one hurt.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

"iTH the exception of Salt Lake ''s O'ah, Tucson contains a larger 1'pulation ' than any other town in the Ierritorles.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

WE observed number of teams today loading goods for the various mining camps and trading posts.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

ATTENTION smOkersl 4 fine tot of imported Havana cigas at the Pioneer News Depot
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

GO
 TO THE
 Wholesale and
 Retail Grocery Store of C. Selligmdnn & Co.,, for choicest Roquefort, Swiss, Holland, Limburger, Sap. Sago, California, Pine Apple and Parmesan Cheese. Pates de foi grss, TrufFles, Mortadellas, Imported Sausage, Sar- dimes, Eastern Biscuits, Stuffed Olives, Sardelles, Anchovies, Holland HerrIngs, York shire Savory Pie, Goch
 Claret, California
 Clsret by the
 Gallon, Fresh Ranch Butter, Smoked Tongues, Oregon Dried Beef, Tahali Lime Juice.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

iIeE. J. N. kIRkPATRICK returned rom quite an extended trip East, last 2lgli He reports good times in the states, and enough water flowing down '4s Mississippi Co food the entire Ter. 1i.ory Of Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

CEN. J. E. ALLEN called on Thurs day. He has just returned from the Patagonia and Huachuca Mountains. He reports the mines in Rimsey's canyon as promising. A tunnel in the Wisconsin has struck good ore at 275 feet Mir. Allen thinks a good road can be constructed to Ramsey's can yon in 70 miles NIT. Allen is always looking out for the interests Of Tue son.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

THE neatest ladies chain with am ethyst slide and tassel, weighing three and a half ounces, price s5S, worth sq5. at Uncle Harris, 23l kearney street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

AT I. NortOn's Loan and Brokers OGice the highest premium will be paid 10. Currency or |. s. Gold, Congress street, opposite saford, Hudson is O., Bankers.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

VIZ have had one or two little sprin. -'Ss CT rain during past week, but not -Oush to thoroughly lay the dust.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

TN roofing now seems to be very popular among builders, judging from the racket we hear every morning as soon as 1t gets light enough Co sec.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

" ' noticed MT. Andrews in town lSy' ouisily engaged in collecting applies for the San Xavier Mining Compgny.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

CLARK's ice factory is being over hauled, we suppose with Q vIew Of starting up again.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

JOHN CADY, of the Bon-Ton Restau- rant. continues to supply his custom CTS with the very best the margeis afford. Everything on his tables IS fresh and sweet. No pains are spared in attending hls guests, and every courtesy is extended to those who give hIm call.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

JUDGE THURMAN, Of this place, will soon move to Tombstone, where he Viil open an office for the practice of the ilw The Judge isin every way reliable and trustworthy, and will T-1ve a valuable acquisition 10 the S4r of that tlourishing camp.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

HE Hermosa mill will start up on l.' gun. Look out for a steady stream
 !, ou'Iion from that direction soon Thereafter.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

SEE the crowds daily at the New Boot and Shoe House, corner of Main and Pennington Streets. Fine Cali foruia goods sold at everybodys prices
 JUsT received at Ghanetto's, on Con- gross street, a choice lot of fresh ripe fruit.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

P. r. NELSON jeweler, has removed to Congress Street, next door 10 Wcs- tern Union Telegraph office
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

'' ! ERRIN, merchant tailor, Meyers -''H opposite the Palace, will make ., VI better fit and a cheaper suit of -O-HeS than any tailor in Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

''H mill is kept busy on new ueata from which he is manufactur- f1e some excellent flour
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

THE Bullion says there are 500 tons of ore on the Davis dump; that liar shaw has s general stores, s hotels and restaurants, barber, blacksmith and shoe shops, dance house and 2l places where the boys may quench their thirst.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

SNOKE the Margarita Especial lone bit Havana cigar, at Earll's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

MR. FULLER, of Agua Caliente, was in town yesterday. He reports rains in the mountains East of the springs, which has started the grass nicely.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

GoLO, silver and nickel watches ct Wilson's jewelry store, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

HE new Custom House otilce may easily found, as the stars and stripes p'C1diy wave over its dome.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

RE. FARINdToS, of MarIcopa, in forms the Expositor that Deitrich was undoubtedly killed by Pima In. dians. He was shot four times in the back.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
Fire in Ontario.

HARyPEIOS, Ont, July l5.-Tweniy stores were burned in this place today. oss S50,000
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

TRY the new Las Damss fone-bir Hayans cigar, al Esrlrs
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

Ah' A. E. FAT, Of the Nugget, has ''l. completed engagements to issue '0e Nugget daily.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

3A-EBERRIEs from California have made their appearance in the fruit snss. The Pima Indians examine ihen with apparent distrust. They doabtless believe they are a yankee invention for soEeto them unknown purpose.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
From ArIvaca.

Camille ROullIer, of Arivaca, called on us Friday and informed us Of the shipment of the first bar of bullion from the Derre & Townsend 10 stamp mill. The ore from which this bullion was extracted was obtained from a mine in Sonora, which the owners had made as a test, the results of which proved very satisfactory. The Derre & Townsend Company have number Of mines of their own which they are working, and as soon as sufficient amount of ore has beer raised their mill will begin to crush ore from these mines. The ere from these mines has been sufficiently tested to satisfy the company that when they do start up, they will make a success.
 ThQ Hon. J. K. Luttrell is now about visiting that camp with view of in vesting in mines.
 Work continues on tue Con. Arizo- na, from which good ore continues to be taken.
 Mr Roullier has unbounded faith in Arivaca District, which he believes will prove second only 10 Tombstone.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

FOR RENT.-Three rooms and kitch- en, on corner Of Mccormick street and Stone avenue. ". O. SULLIvAS.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

THERE are now ei iyht weekly ard tour daily papers published in Pima county.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

TIE nobbiesi stock of low cut ties, round or square toe, fine goods, just received twenty cases, al everybody's prices, corner Main and Pennington Streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

SMOKE the Garcia fine Hayana Ci gar, at Earll t Co.'S.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

MR. JOHN LEvoI, of this city, equipped two men today with pro visions and tools and started them for San Meiguel District, Sonora. to open up the Levoi mine.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

FRESH Pine Apple Sherb6ts and Ice Cream, st Charles SchutZ'a.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

Coop goods a, low prices a, PlamHer's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
EsEossEp pletures .t P.ammer-s.

The Fata Morgsna lone-biD Havana cIgar, at Earll's is the best in town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

TIE occupants of the house one 5cor above Mayor Leatherwood's resi-. 5suce, on Congress street, are in the habi, of making dsy, as well as night, lileous with their drunken orgies. Yesterday afternoon they opened out ir al ,1eir noisy grandeur, having been reinforced by some four or five male friends We suggest to our worthy police force tO keep an eye on ,4is house, and if their disgraceful performonces continue, Co call them down to iLe Captains office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
,,s.a-n 1rn,on at Tombstone.

As will appear from the following dispatch, the telegraph is now com. pleted and open for business to Tomb stone:
 ToMcsToNE, July 13. HoN. R. N. LEATHERwooD, Mayor, Tucson: The first message over the Tombstone wire carries cordial greet ;,o from Tombstone to Tucson. Sbsksr ALDER RANDALL,
 Mayor.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

THERE are @ number men who come down from towards the railroad depot nearly every night and fill up with something which causes them to use vsyy vile language on their way home, vhich is usually about ten o'clock in he evening. We advise these parties, whoever they may be, Co conduct themselves in 2 more quiet and re sPect.u. manner, or they may he re QuiTed 10 tell Recorder Meyers what .aey have been fcas;ing upon.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

PARTIES in from the West side of the Santa Rltas-Jack Mansfeld's camp-report the mines in that To- caliiy as opening mp very sstisfac- torily. These mines will be reached by the new wagon road to Patagonia.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

WELL regulated Clocks cheap at Berg9r's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

GEORGE HUCKE, of the "Germania Halle" presents a remarAsbly fine appearance, a healthy glow always permeating his clear complexion. George, unlike the doctor, takes his own medicine, ,' which is proof positive of its genuine character. The Ger mania beer is just the thing this hot weather.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

EuELD GLASSES. POCKET B4EOsf- IA, A anu Sompst.Ses. daCnffvinZ oi4Sses anu hieroscopes, Pocket 5'her- moinsters. The best goods a; ioTSst r,riSl. R. & J. Beck Manufacturing Opsicians. 'PbfIa. delphi, Pa Send stamp f5s ifrss-a-ea prics .lst, and nentionthis paper Ar these goods sn }, sent ssf.ly oy nal
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
Progress of the southern Pacific.

The Southern Pacific Railroad is now completed to a point II miles East of Benson. The grade across the San Pedro valley and up 10 the Dragoon Pass has been very heavy, consequently the progress Of the road for the past two months has been slow After grading through Dragoon Pass leading down towards Point of Noun. tains, the grade is very easy, so that we may expect a rapid advance for the next sixty or ninety days. The gap between the end Of the track and Shakespeare, New Mexico, will doubt less be closed by the 10th day of Oc. tOber next.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES

Geatherwood's Old s,aad), BENNINGTON STREET. All kinds of hrst-elass Hyeries, both single and double, always on hand Saddle Horses and everything sppertalnia, to irst-elass livery stable always to be had stoos boarded by the day week CT month. Term Reasonable
 JAkEs cHss0LI. Proprietor
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

rrrEs and Tobsrcl st Plummet,..
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

PIANOS and Bras. Instruments at Berger's
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17

sKvISo-nAcnIsEs to rent at Berser's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-17
Laber Troubles Qrieted.
Cox Hung.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Chastine Cox, the convicted murderer of Mrs. Hull, was Fanged this morning in the jail yard of the T ombs in the presence of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15
A One.POund California Infant.

For a week past, says the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, the rumor has been cur
rent in Oakland and on the ferry-boats
that the Athens of the Pacific had pro-
duced 3 phenomenon, second only in
importance to the giant-powder explo-
sion, in the shape OF " one-pounder."
A reporter was yesterday dispatched to
investigate, and was admitted to a view
of the smallest sample of the genus
homo he ever beheld. 1t was lost at the
time in set of ordinary baby clothes,
the mother, a delicate-looking young
woman of eighteen, finally finding it.
1t was twelve days of age, and named
Albert. Though perfectly formed. as
babies go, it was all head, like a prairie
dog, and the head was the tiniest and
prettiest little head that ever mother
smiled over. The eyes were large
enough to be decidedly blue, the nose
was as different from the usual plebeian
wart which babies affect as could be
imagined, being well defined, and the
little mouth resembled closely prop
erly planted bullet-hole from a 22-re-
volver. A fine head of hair crowned
the little grape-shot Uranium, and
plentitude of wrinkles all over the fore
head gave an appearance of gravity and
knowledge of the world to the new citi-
zen far beyond its days. The proud
little mother raised several acres of
drapery and exhibited two tiny feet.
They were so small that both occupied
with ease an ordinary baby shoe, and
each demanded dolls pedal garment
for a neat fit. The hands, though COM
pletely furnished with finger nails,
looked precisely like those of a baby
monkey in size. When born, on the
goth of May, it weighed about twelve
ounces avoirdupois. Three days after
ward, after it had much increased in
size, it weighed one pound. The father
and mother are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sangey. Mr.. Sangey is painter by
trade and a young man, and thinks just
as highly, if not more so, of his son as
if he weighed fifteen pounds. Albert
at present is lively when awake, and
very hungry and very sleepy in general,
these being the only prominent quail
ties OF his temperament as yet.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15
Persimmons TempletOn's Sad Fate.

The Secretary of the Limekiln Club
was seen to turn pale as he opened the
next epistle, and after a short consulta-
ton among the officers Brother Gardner
arose and said:
Gem'len, hold heah in my han
letter from Alabama regardin' Persim-
mons Templeton. an honorary member
of dis club residin' in dat State. Per-
simmons am no mo-! Sensation.
Death has cancelled his dues an bal
anced his accounts. 1t seems dat he
went fishin'. DE letter doan' say dat 1t
war on Sunday, but spect SIGH was De
case. "a general fish-pole movement
down the hall. I He spit on his bait,
sot down on log, his feet In de water,
am waited fur a bite. uneasy move
ment all along the aisles. He got one.
Maybe he was asleep an maybe he was
wide awake, but long cum an allergator
list de same an hauled him often de
log an chawed him to strings an tucked
him away. A general movement OF
horror Dat am de sad end OF one OF
de mos honorary Of all our honorary
members, an il makes my heart sad TO
announce de melancholy Disbursement"
At the instance of Adam Jones res
olution of sympathy was passed and the
Bear Trap was ordered to he decked in
mourning for the space of twenty-onee
days. Samuel Shin endeavored to crowd
through resolution making inquiry as
to whether the alligator survived the
operations; but it was promptly voted
down and he was fined fifty cents for
encouraging his dog to bite the sleeping
Elder Toots in the calf of the leg
Detroit Free Press.