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The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
LOCAL STOCKS AID BONDS

STOCKS.
National Bank of Delaware. 500
First National Bank. les
Union National Bank ~
National Bank OF vii. q Brandywine %
Farmers' Bank. %
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. VI
Delaware Il. r. Co.. B
Delaware Western r. r. Co........... 20
Phila.. VIII. q Baltimore r. X. Co..... 20
Wilmington d Northern X. r. Co..... rs
Wilmington Passenger r. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire Ina. Co................ IS
Masonic Hail COCOON. .
delaware state. ..:...............s.....
Wilmington CITY 6's...................ll
Whining ton City 5's....................l06 los
Masonic Hall 70. LIST mortgage. .No
Wilmington Passenger X. W., LIST
mOrtRage............. 100
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
oHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE. i
By virtue OF writ OF Levad, Lsd 70 publx
me directed, will be eipo''N
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. ai sn'p'" y. /
Kept by Isaac c. Pyle, 70 County, mt bsl''
Wilmington, New Castie 'o
ware, on
TUESDAY,
Tba 11tb Day of May, loo"
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, April 10th. p M.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. April 10th, 6P. N.
BEKT CATTLE were dull during the past
week and prices were 20. per pound lower
SUl6 head sold at the different yards nj
Sa51sc. per pound, as to condition.
ShEEP were in fair demand at former
rates. 500 head sold at the different yards
per n. ~
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard Wea Phtla., Apral7.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO to 100 hs., IN TO TX
good, W 10 lUO ns., to 7.2O; fair, 80 TO IS
bs., "a to ~; clipped sheep, ~ TO 81 ;
GOOD lambs 10 71&c.; common lambs, 1f
head INV
Hoes were unchanged. eOO0 head soid
at the different yards at 61<a74c. per b
| as TO condition.
Cows were unchanged, 100 head sold
at t2Oas4O per head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
"WEDNESDAY, April 81, s. IN.
| FLOUR 10 about the same as last quoted
estsss stss OF iso oSls ss il11cluding Inc Minnesota
f:my at IS 5Sss as: Wt.t.rp ps1do.,ioan,, do do a;
s. 5oa6 371s. and patent at sS 5Oa7 so. rive
flour Is INACTIVE: We quote at a rs.
b,shar bShhAiS'GWhest sa or is go lac; per bushel
Pemna. and southern red and amber. a
o. S0al 80, and No. 2 red, elevator. y,
.lIsn y; april; Pg q S5 May; 81 ~ June, and
;o0u bushels. including mixed, at SIX.
521c.i yellow, at 5Sc. At the call board
we. was bid for April, 48c ior May, 45xc
for June, and 1910. for July. oats are EASY
and dull. Sales OF 65OO bushels mi ed |.
12s42s4c. and white at 431Ial6c The re-
cripts TO day were as follows: 9TO barrell
Flour. 30 100 bushels Wheat. .l08, 400 bush eli
Gorn. 1000 bushels Oats. i4O barreil
WHisKY.-lOO barrels OF Western iron.
bound sold at tl 10 per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
Finaneial ana oonnersiai.

WIEMINaroH. Del, April a, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co., 8. e. corner Seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington, DEL. ct II
NJ. 10 day:
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
The Dismal swamp.

A Virginia paper tells some things which are not gone ally known atcu' the Dismal swamp. IL Is roJ va. { bog sunk low in tine ground. into which the drainage of the surrnun - ing country flows. Ol the COntIa y, il is ahOve the level ground me hf- teen or twenty iycl, a, was dvmOn- Straied by actual >u-N eys. lnste d ol being rerrp,acie into which rivers and streams rnier and flow, it i~ iH realit, an imncnse r. srrvIIr ihut, in Its vast sp, nge-lIk hulk. gathers rh- waters ihut fall from the heavens anu pour, them into lhe five di ditfereni ri,- rr> Nh ch flow uHw rd to the sea Any one vOald imtgjne that tIc Dismal Swamp was a veriiab.r charnei house that spreads itS mlasma- throughout he country. On the contrary, iI K the heaiihirsi place n ihe american con. tineni. The swamp Is entirely of green timber. Therr is absolutely no dccon DO ed word one sees trees lyi"g Hrognd the forests aI.d sWanps. The twu principal woods that grew in the place are iuniper and cypress, which nev,r Tot. They full prone on ih" ground like other frees, but instead of the wo,'d deCnnpOsiug II tuirs iItO peat, and he, IhdIs>nlubic by aII or water for ages perfectly sound. I'm re is nothing in the swamp iU create miasma; no rising "f the d.s and jc: or'Po- itjon of rank ve etal.l,.s: tn mar n' rXpc-ed to ihe burning rays uf JIe sun. ! i~ fresh and swe. [, and ihe air is laden with AS sweet O.lnr> as ihe 'Tqg ant wuOiS in May. when ihr lrHCra nee If the flow rrs mingleS with C iunsent scent of the pine and d0gwOOd. In tEe ante bellum all pirn'rrS were anxious tO hire ihtlr >laye- 10 ShInLl: m4kers in the swamp on account of it's heaiihiui- ness. Mir Retdick. a ~rll ku.'wn cot .ractOr. says he worked n gang of fifry bands for fifteen year in the Dis maI. griiin. shiugle-, and m all thaI time there WAS not A single "asc Of ague and fever I have seen a run lirr of aliidavii> over eer> and agents who have liveI in the swamp IheIr whole lifetime. end they never knew T d4,ih rauseti ly mi1-ma or solitary in,tarcr Of ague and fever. The air is pure and sweet, and the wni' r, tin.ed 70 q faint winc hue by ihe jun ip~r is ns potent medical drink as i' tn be fnund at the f,nOns watering z places of The Virginii monni-i1 spas l. is often used by ve,rlS going "n a foreign cruise on arcoInt Of itS health ful pro-rriirs. and Al-o l.ecause d keeps fresh and clear tor years. Y iS \ strong and invigOratiig tonic, with d pleasant ias'e.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
RaiIroah N.ws.

The track of the Southern Pacific RAil.oai has crossed the summit If Dragoon Pass, and hls reacheIa d point 26 miles beyond Beas,G.
 4 number of the railroad employees who have families Gill bring them tu Tucson, Ifihey can find suitable hou ses near the railroad work@
 A sand house is being built near the cnnl-sheds for the Use of the railroad company.
 The floors of the machine shop have been laid, aud everything made ready 10 receive the machinery.
 | brick engine house 2G1G5 feet is to be built ar unce
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
L..t--" T.....-I ',
Financial Condition Q Tucson

While there is nothing especially new i' the following hgures. they are more complete tn any hitherto pub. lis ed They are from ths oficial report Of Reclrlar Myers, furnished for the tenth census of the Unite,i States:
 Assessed value of real and per sonal property. Sl,2n5 800; estimated full vaiae, $!0OO,0l0; totL receip's from taxation. S9,0l350 Ex1enii. tures-StreetS. $2,ODl; police, 8 900 ; debt and interest S2,599; all other purposes, s3,500. Total expenditures. $i3 000. Bonded Indebtrdness-Richt Of way for railro td, Sl0Oal.
 It will appelr from this report that the financial coniition of Tucson IS good.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Popuial;en or Ari,ana.

A Herald Prescott specIaI says the total official census re4drns give the ponulsiirn of the Territory ss 4l,.So. By c'unties-l ina. 19,93i; Mario rpa. 5.6S9; YHvaDs, 5,0l4; Apache, 3 t93 pi' sl, 9etn- Yuma. 3.2tj: MDhaye, 1,l90 Of thts number lhere are ci tLe age 20 33S}, oyer 70 and IT Ter 2i, SIS; leu yer end under, 6.1S' total ore -en'ati1n population. o5.7+S PcaHji'ion by r@~es-Whi'e- 35.5d3
 mula'ioes, :; llacks. g.; Chinese. l.6Ji; IEsiisns. 4545 -rcseryation and pUeLi" Indians not hcing included.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

t. Ii. "ILLrrs, aLo Was ;r,,rbt rom 'hrnix [" Tucson on Juv ,e,h chfrsei Ni'h grand larceny by John Ban ! of Tombstone, was ro-drv af, .r 'poroug' cA1minrlion hclor. Ju ice Neuga>s, ho,o ably di-ch,r,ed Nr "'.'''S 'i ca e--os [. a!T Biand, and 'rtv,lel Ni,h !, and his own tenn from Tombstone to Pbrnix ana "s- |" use il dtfai'e tim. lie Was m search Of t,unk which bn. otsn f'rwar'lel through Barnett h biVcS, and when he found m. ,ru,t d' Marlcopa ,aere were some twenty "O'ia's charges thereon, and not b-in.r then possessed of the necessary ducats Nilli's c"nclrdel % gn 10 w.tk and earn tlem, gri Hi, trnnk and t-,vej '..N ID [ s''s'OIr D I,v. are ii n -r auS. If dr B mi. ,!.,sa,isl d ".n' lhe delay, sent a warra,., a!,rr h'm, nirPed his Loae-, intention, ,n the bud and iau'et him in n, cu.t, dy 'f "ur =enial Sheriff, lrom whose gup he Was released.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
pi.cournrIng to Hook Drinkers.

lLuuupu biVLSs vuis S'
 We hear very discoura sinC tale from tn" wine districts uf Bndcn. It l. said that some oF the Ninr- .Tower- t'Oubled by the wretche yield O. last vintage, have turne.i from Ia ure tu lie chemist. The latter have HSsi ted them in producing s"me hi hly de- c,ptive artificial wines. The rev branch of business assumed such di- meHS'ons that the German papers began some time ago 70 call atten,ion 10 il. Many innocen; cOn- Tuners have imagined IuIt by sen ting direct 70 C wIn, growing uiStric.S, though the. might moi ubra iha lest quality If wIne, they wuuld cert 'inly secure the a. tual juic. of he grape for their tables. The Bal wine fabriCatnTS. however. are nSiUtc fellows. They never allUN inc spirit whI h they eT ploy in ih.ir fah-i-a:'O" fn he brou h. direct tn their own railway >'alion II iS ulnadrd at a remote station, e, IT, ficd Co tbe care of some local r0n idcn'. and then hr ught tO ii- dcsiInr- lion quietly t'y the road. Thr SJair. Prosecutor of The Grand Duchy has al eng,h h,l his eyes Opeaed To this shameful procedure. and Sudden in vasi- Oi the police has Int " sur priced some of the jngt ninus m nL- tacturerS. Casks have been sc.le'i with the Government seal und pui ander ihe juri dirilnn of the pu5li'' analliSi. One gTr"t hnnsc, which has hitherto enjoyed public confidence tu an unlimi'ed degree, IS marked n1t f0- prosecution. It appears that this house In. done business 10 the amount of 500.O0Q marks since the beginning Q: the present year, and Ihe police are in Os essiun of evid"n' .hnl il has pu.c .ased no less than :01 0UO marks Wu. h af epiri' in the m t' rh. nd way which we have d - srrhed Tn, nlm' O; inc firm IS not given as yet: hul il will he uhli>hed at ihc r' Xi s , sion of the Str Hammer. As thr Ger nan v.n.hg-T- were nOi adept. in the myst " Of suI planting Nniurwein rv" S .iri;wei1. - clever "arii~' was oltain Il from Paris who has p.Oved t at i. iS just a~ ,asy to produ,e Ih mI. al hooks as chemical clareIs.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
r,,o r,,,r for the Teeth.

Fragrant SOZODONT is compo. sition of the D ,rrst ani choice-t insre- dients of the Oriental vege;ahi" king dom. Every ingredient is we'll known to hay. benefcial effect on the teeth and gums. lis emhslming nr anil srptic property and ar"mHtic fragrance makes il a toilet luxury SOZUDONI ' removes all di>ngreeAble OdorS from ,be breath caused bv catarrh. baa ice il. etc. Il is entirely free from ihe iniurion- and a rid properties of tooth p4sies and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will lasi SIX months.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Women t,.e Working World

tCsiharihe Cole in New Or.eans TiInes.l
 coiicSs t.iat l am not at Hl' sure that 1T certain r-seNU 3l dC"Ts "' rr swung wide Ote3 10 cer ai1 of our working womcn that they would at alI l'e Inclined 10 enter. oUil IL would Le la . to make my Huiocrat believe thai. wouldn't iff i" Iiiu~tTa,e: nU"w certain recnIniZ 0 lead of iastion G. | Cieiy, a cultivated, eie- gat lad V 0 an e1iCT Hlu a ~nuie r'om iGi. Ci cUE.Pany, wH SC w"r'l shC WnJ>- ylutOIs are ldS> ii tbr 'ir-ie In VhiCa SIc InGvSs. lui~ lady "i.l nOI only owe hei miliiueF fer siN months lime. wIll nUI only uar- gaiu and uargain with lIrr seamc;rSSs, and ilTRiiy tell lhe OyeI worked sewicG ~ou.en tu cOwe again i; 2 one. ;w0 or three mnntts ai time wbeU ste asks for money, ni.l let them both see :Le ha d selfish, c.utem:t blr side Oi her naiur'', aud which she keeps covered up i.Om hvT O.n friends, but will 'uFihc: mugs pass her dch,"rs on htI way tO CuIrca wit. haUg hJy stare iS Ii she saw iliem hot. Tu be sur. to finer quality of women such sno6bish treatment Erts raIbeT as a ionic, but tO the timid, shrinking working girl who has started out in the world full oi pride at her importance as bread winner and helper, glad in shy way Ot her high r..nS Tn natures ar tucracy, such snerr cumr- like Il vel blanket. This last spring a cer tain very nice club of young gentle
 men prop sed giving reception tU their young Ia ly friends A certain young gentleman whom l know seat in tLe name nf very charming aDn lovely young lady for an invitation 10 ihe reception. Her name WIS refused and the mortified applicant demanded the rea-ou. The committee was very so " and ss far as they were cnncern- ed there was no reason at all; but the ether young ladies. who were all high toned. would be sure tO object, because she worked in & sio.e C, Aud l do be
 'i-ve if those oung lady guests had been tld the es,ima ion that was ;laced upon their iira of Ihe noiil- liiy Ot work by the gentlemen of that club that tD the lat women Of
 hem the lt ssOn would have been one ,ifc-la>ting in its value and they each one wonl'' have recognized their du. ties 10 eBch other q, w"men as per haps they had never ne before.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Real Estate rran..c ions.

l. Frrid, req estrie agent. reports the sale If block Of ground extend. ing through from Camp to Jackson >treet, to Col. James, consideration $5,5OO IL Is the intention of Col. James to build a house on this prop eriy for reside ice for himself, and
 will uld Oth 1T houses fronting on bo h Camp and Jackson street, to rent. w. are sl h 10 see such m n d, Col. James take hold ,u blild IL shows that the lat-r arrivals are nor af aid tl invest their money in building up Tucson. NIT. Frrid also reports 'he sale of II. Smitl's prI3eriy. lot G6 by l20 feet tn ThNS relkn ID inr SijJ0.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Tine Remarkable Instinct of Dog.

iA.baly bni .erbocker, July f0.l
 The sT>pr ion ;hst Peter N eng. who disappeared from his pine of idr l. n''-s on Tuu sd.y H'Iei.u'E, had cen nro~ nd wHS vcrIfie. ye-t.riay by
 he il. ding Of Eis b. in the Island "re. k by Victor Shultz Mhcu M .. W ielj he was sccOmpguied tv hi~ 'in..- On req niD. ihe S .e uf inr nld ''Ii gc wi,ich cT.iSs d the trrtk ne stepped, and entering a i.uat i..re" hlucks lu'u 'hr Wa CT fer ihr d0s , follow. While. tha, engaged Le 'gas seen by GraTgU ElliS. SiaiiDhri in ih A. & :. yard. Suddenly Mir E'iis was at r-r'ed toy line cries ol ibe "og ard "n iOOhi.- ah-ut c"uld not see the man Al $ % p. m. the dog returned home ~ithuut his master, where he gave unmiSinkahle signs Of grief by brrling. Mrs W,nZ ai once -uSprct- -i t'Ft -"m'thiug hal happen-d. I.r dog mr gle Was "fi whirL alarmed Mir .F and she inforIr'6 ',N nrlThtOr~ ft 2 D. n The lo" started down PeaIl sir, cl "a k,ng. ana 'o -iiD"td ,0 60 sl until >ome Of inc r'ighhors followed The dog led ihSm 10 the sp"t in the creek where his master was drowned. They tried tH driv' the dog back, hut it was of no e. They went awal leaving the dog hind. At Il D. m the animal rt- C Tn d home. lr continued lis vail l n' til Mrs WeuZ. and another per SO |, f flowed 1T 10 the same pot Yes ter lay morning il was decided to drag The creek. an1 aft'.r two hours seRich the hody was found. In the hand of deceased WAS the muzzle of the dog He undoubtedly fell overheard while Flaving with the dog. and being m. able 10 win was drowned. Or ner Schneider, who was. notified. p T miiied the l Ody to he removed 10 iis late home. D-cpasrd was a man of rcnuied veal h aHi is said 'C leay e an estate of over S40.000
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Imnortnnt Co rrcson

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3l.
 MR. PIERCE, TUCsCN.-Say to the people of Tuc-on that sI a meeting oi the B ard of Directors of The Southern Pacific railroad in this city today, i. Na- ag eed that q special car express " made for vour u-e shoulh be alta, h ell 10 the fast train soon to be pul on or Ioai. The manager of this rord fully appreciate the importance of your u ines. and Aili do everything in their powe- 10 enable you 10 meet the incfe ,sing demands made upon you. Si.nei, CAsH.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

EtGHT eases of m.n'S hobby low cnt ties. round or sq iare to"; 13 eases of men'> English grain and ralt leather walking shoes; 9 eases mems half hoot-a boot anu shoe cnmhia'd; l5 eases of our standard ca'f. tongued boot. the best in the Territory for he money. These gnols must be seen 10 be appreciated. Nothing bui firsi class goods. al eveybndy's prices, cor. Main and Pennington streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Court Proceediugs.

Suf.s began in the District Court for the gcek ending July 3lst, 1880.
 Thus Fitch vs The Tiger Mining Cgmpsny.-Acliun of bill of fexchange. Amos V Stowe vS J. B. Palmer, ct a.s-ouit to quiet title.
 Amos W. Stowe ct sls vs Frederick Wh!is et 4is.-Injunction.
 r. .Ch4rauleau vs Solomon Warner. -Aelion for conversion.
 Ct Grass vs Edwia Longbottom.- Ac.i5n for i-bt
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

BETTER Price>l The business re. vlvai and new cru or prosperity which has commenced are in keeping with the increased health and happiness all over the Te rit,ry resulting from ihe introduction of first class Boot and Shoe house. Fine goods at every hod,'s prices. Cor. Main and Pen. ningiun streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Another American Yes eI Boarded by
 a Suaufsh Crr,t-er

BALTIMORE, July S0-Capt. Han son, "f tEr schooner George WG-hIng ton, which arrived at this port from Jamaics last Tuesday, reports that on July 5, while off Cape Msyser, at the eastern point of Cuba, hIs schooner WAS booried and searched by officer Of a steamer bearing the Spanish flag, and after he had run up the American col"rs The Spaniards came On board with of1cers and ten mrn, and the search runii' urd even afier the brsrd- ing officer bad seen the schoouer's papers.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Raised from the Dead.

DENVER, July 2s.-A Leadvilie special ssys: McCsrtv, stage driver states thai SimmS, the murderer who vas hanged at Fair Play last Friday, was resuScItated and Is alive and in Leadyille. He says two m-n stepped the stage and forced the driSer to belr carry sick man, wbo he recognized as Simms, tn the wag n. When with. in five miles of Leadville, he was ordered to drive back. with strIci orders not to breathe 6 word of ii.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

CHAs LYNCH, nt TIE CITIZEN. Is cut on an ther trip 10 the mining camps. It is the purpo- of THE Cir HEN tn send its representatives into every important mining camp in the Territory. The last heard of NIT. Lynch WAS in Globe District, where he was doing good work for THE CIT HEN H. experienced some difficulty in reaching this inn ortant camp, hay iny broke his mule all up," as he ex- pres ses it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Tomb ,toue C .,tom .,iiiI.

F on the Epit6p W. lcrrn that the erection of the custom mi i near ,.nu- tcn,iOn being rapidly driven for ward, its comp'etioi being expected about Sepiemper Isl. The null will have d capacity Of twenty-five stamps, divide int batteries of hve slaup, each. The estimated cost ut the mil complete, k about SlOJ,O9O. IL will be great convent nee to miners gen efau,, and unto ibteiiy source of revcnus to it> r irrior-.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

C0NPLAlN.s have been made 10 us abou, the large portion of streets nccu- pied by parties engage q in building l. may bs inconveni, nt, sometimes, but we shall have 10 bear with build CTS. They are usually allowed half the street in ali towns and cities. on which to pile np ma'rrial, make nor t,r beds. etc, and the'r Ii-h's here where the street are Eot oyercrowded should not he abridged.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

SPECIAL nntIre. Hrsdache, ear. nche, sore throat aud lame back all cured instantly by wearing our boots nnd shoes. New good1 received daily of the bet factories. at everybody prices, ai he new Boot ani Shoe House, corner of Main and PenDing' ton streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

CLARK & PATT'S ore doing large trnae m harness and saddles They manufacture Iheir nwl stock and can recommend it [" the IT de. NGlEinE but TirsiclasS stock used. Buy of them ice and you wil be sure 10 gn again.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
For County Recorder.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE 4fYs ELF 'S A | candidate, at the General E.tc'i1n io u- Lgld next NOycmbcr, f'r tha office of tu uuniy Recorder cf Pima County. respectfully .'r l.cit thc support uf the voter ci tlc County frr tbi- impOrtEnT osce. and il elected will dl-- charge the Guties of the office Co ihr be-i ntisy .bilifv C. K DRAKE.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

MRS. OSCAR BUcK,LEw. of ihiS place, will ,aka :he .rAin on Monday ior lalitornIa. Nr> BI-Ka.ew health has been poor for he past month and she goes for ch1nr.. which we have no doubt will prove beneficial The good Nisass os all l-r old Tucson friends are "itb her.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

DACuEEh. Of Ne~iila street, hetTeen Meyers and Church Plezi, is doIng d.gI.shing business in wines md h. c2ars. Choice oil California claref Tor 5 cents per gall"n. Good wines and llqu rS always on hand.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
A Card

To al who are sufTs ing from the carly errors and indiscretions Ofynuth, ncrvous weakness, early decay, loss ofmanhood, etc, Twill serda receipe that will cIre yuu, FREE or CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by mission- srv in South America. Send a self addressed envelope 10 the Rev Joseph T. Inrnan, station n New York City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

Go to the Union Sal 'nr. 'L0uiS Pon
 sing 6 Co, Proprin' orS, for the cool est and fn.-t sh TT drawn beer. next door 10 L. Meyers & Co., store. Three hundred pounds of ice consumrd daily tp keep the beer Tn prime c"udiliCn-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

IRE dilm0ni drill ar th : ln X1- Fler mine is doN about 50 fec. It cuts hole about one an l half inches ID diameter, leaving d core about one 8nI d quarter inches ID diameter. II pr"mls's 10 be d popular instrument iJr prospecting.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

-HoN. JAcoB BRIEEEHHoFF, author of the original draft of ihe fanOuS W'lmnt Pr0visn. and Judge O he Supreme Court of Ohio from lc55 70 1871. died at ihe age of 70 ai Manste d, O., on the 10th inst.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

Col. MARSH, sf Junction Station, IS n town. Junction Station is at the Junction ot the A ivaca and Tubac sage roads, near the Santa CIuz, and ls said 10 oe one of the best kept sla- lions in the country.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

TIE Arivaca stage line will from the first day of August next make con nrciion from Junction Station 10 Cal aha>as with d new line of buckhoards, which will rin in connection with the hne, Mondays, We nest ys and Fri
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

IHG wagon aul stage rosi up Sun f.ris valley is .t!il ID bad cpndirion, a7i Ne shall rot looz for much i'm p-ov ment iu that rortinn Of the road Int -. ater tLe rainy season l. nveT. The Bullion for this week has noi Te1'hel r> yet, consequently we are "iihou' its usual complete report of ihe development of mines in Pa,ago- uIa
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

T1IELD GLASSES. POcB TT BARoA- \ efcrs and Conip9s>ss. Nssgniiyinis f.lasse, RDd NicroscopeS, Pocket Ther-
 nnuseters- The lest gopds af l0wgst prices. R a .. Beck, Manufacturing Opticians, Phifs delphi. Pa. Ssrd stamp for iiIustraiec price 'i-t and mcn,Y uthis T47c-- AT tlvst gcod- an b-e seut safely Oy asli.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
TerrItoria1 ConvcntIon

A Call will be i-su 'd next week for the vaiioYs districts throughout the county 10 elect delegates 10 attend ihe Territorial Republican Convention. which meets at PhcniK on the 23d day If August next, fo place in nom- nation d candidate for Delegate 10 Congress, and a candidate fir Super jn;eudeut of Public Schools.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

BUSINESS men of Guaymas travelling 10 an.l from Ssu Francisco ana me East now go by way of Tnc-on, pre- ferrins to make the trip overland from Guaymas 10 this place rather than wat for the monthly steamer.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

SoME Of the old gies of Tucson feel very poor when anything is said about street or iiewalk improvements, hut prblir spi cd man like AbadIe goes to the lumbe~ yard, orders his lumber, and puts down a good sidewalk %ith out c mplairg around town what Il has or will cost him.