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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
AtL.,nptsd Hlel.nay ao16ery.

As Captain Edwin Bartlett, Super lu.endent of thc pile-dryer of the southern Pacific Rml-oad, w5sre'uru- ing to the depot late on Saturday night. he was stopped by two men on lhs Church Plaza, who deman6ed his money. He pulled out tsw dollars out of one pocket and 8 revolver out of another. The robbers then con- cluded they wanted nothing and left Captain Bartlett at once retraced his steps. and finding City Marshal Bro kaw, pointed out the men 10 him as they were standing on Congress street They were both locked uP, and on Monday remanded for two days hy Justice Meyer
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Granlkurce-.

The opening bsli given Monday by Me.srs. Baysr E Schwartz. at laeir hall in Levin Park. was ,heocga-ion of very pleasant gathering The hall had been astegally decorated and a canvass covered thefo5r rendering dancing a pleasure indeed The hall was well lighted up and thoroughly warmed, thereby preventing repesiuE danccrs from cairbiucc0l5 There were quite a number Of Iadies present. but thoy were ou;lumaer-d by t.e gem uemeu. This ~as a resre.tahla lea- mre. a= Iessrs. Bayer G Schwartz had ogtdoaa themselves to make the ball % success. and stringent measures
 had been. taken by them 10 prevent the presence of objectionable people at their entertainment Those pres
 cnt thoroughly enjoyed the affair and
 retired a' la,e hour fr'u1Wciu- It
 a complete success. X splendid cold supper had been provided for those
 present which was heartily enjoyed
 by che merry-maslrs The CITIZEN trusts that this will oe tbe iD,.ial ball of many Go b. given by these popular caterers. During their short iieuce in the city Mes-rs, bayCr x Schwartz have given ample evidence thf ,le l famous Park vii, continue 90 be what ! it hes been from the s;ar.-tbe most ! popular and enjoyable place oi ge5oI ] in AriLlna.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
-. ELl.D,- Noremher Iu.

rA-~- .rsa.AH''
 EDITOR CTIzES Last sunday night at 6 o'clock information was brought to this pa-y that a man had been shot. and was iy.ng on the road about three miles cast of here, dag gerously wounded ! immediately sent word Co the Indian Agency, and through the promr action of the geu- tlemanly Indian Agent as-istanoe and a conveyance were soon aa the ground and the unforuaatc man was removed 10 the Agency. dc ve his name as Arthur Maucie cr saa Antonio, Tex as, and is 2 nephew Wm 3iuucie Of Big Bug S,afoH. A. r. He was travelling on foot and vls unarmel, and states that aloat , D. m.. when ten miies from tle Agency. he was attacked by two aar Indians and shot down, after which they imme- di4tely fled Tle man may yet die, .as he is badly wounded m the ala-- men. Further Information will be uraished as soon i.s ! hear from the Agency
 lis shameful uattacse pe. wards ofthe Interior Department who pre- tend ,o be peaceeh'e citizens should be permitted Ior-yc around the coua- try. armed wi,l br..s-. pistols and guns. Itism usii-ruabie lct that these same gooJ Indian, ' purchase whisbey and l' easdE draak as often a~ they like and constantly en- gage in drunken laa-t and qua-- rcl- and often klI oi tnoir own uibe-which, however ie uo. lai- but growing bo'5. by unchecked deeds of violence does seem tha. when they comm.ure -Eotias down unumcd Am.ri au zer on Ae public higtUsy. imply 70 indulge fhtir pr0pen5.tie t.. deeds ot dgt'i- trv ;he ca.e e''- i.r m-.l tA.a a passing u0rse. uI .au, vrU will veutituc tEe su. r. through -He c'l- umu- of your tal. ..a-..i.
 v. GHhun
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
And sHn Anotner Indu.L.l

AIr. Adolf GoIJschmidt has es'ab- lished a shirt factory in this city in connection with bis gents furnishing store. and by that means another source orrevenue is added to Che bus iue-s of the city Heretofore Tucson ites have been obliged to San Frau cisco or the East for their custom made shirts. and no small amount of money has been annually sent from line city for that class ot goods. Mr. Galdschmidt finds itpossible to man uCacture the goods al home and com pete with outside places fer the trade
 He has the CI1IzEN's best wishes for the success of his new venture, and 1e is to be commended for ms enterprise.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Sot Fa.-.!v Ea,r.

At lbe recent jau, tae gd- lists used atbe p. were nra'el be- fore tue substitution or d. $ -ay5ar'- name on the B.aaa.eau Legislative ticke. m placeo- .r. Handy. couso- queutly iu cou.,u he ballots Mr.. Suydcrs nama hsl .- be written on the aly-liss N.ae follovmg pre- ciucts be lost tae yo.e- which were east for him: TuruereiIle, 12 Evans Camp. TO. auI Saa simon. r. This makes loss to Mr. suylers count of @ y5,ez through ta aare'essuess 7r design of lle precinct officers in not inserting his uame ra the tally Iist. or course. ac,aeiiae Go law the Board of SuperN-.. were unable to allow hi The ea.e-. Jack va- particularly ua.arma.a in this nat- ter of losing yo.e-. Jealous friend at Maxcy worked .a sc, his name on the ballots for the Council insleai of tine Assembly, and before the e-rrr was discovered 2j vrte- had been cost for him in tina, way. E of winch Ae has ,o lose. a..s.u- dI..egse' Q. 70 in his total eaul However le & c,ected any y sa that It does mot matter SO much.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
s.r ,Iurtclin- -In l-rc.--

Mr. Conrad Nundelius, the we'll known brewer of this place, was oa Sonday The recipient Of e Thanks giving present in the shape Of a healthy baby-boy and if Dir. Nun delius was not delighted then the human visage has lost i,s power of expression. Later number of friends of the family, including Messrs. Brown, Berger, Heyuemaun, Gold smith, KIeser Mittenberg. Roths- child, Schindier, Jaat and Schuts, called and extended their congratula- tions.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
uucH 5or
Euv the Chndreu of Tucson. Old and
 Founs -Ihe dolidays Near at Hand. and thc Preparations Co sIoel Them.

The man or woman who doe not feel thrill of pleasure at inc ap- praaeh ol that heaven oi childhood- the Bolidsys-can surely never have been child in the real meaning of
 he term. The day when the stock ing over tht man,elpiece was an ob- ject of fond anticipation may have drifted far away inlo ibe past, but to the true man or woman the sight of the pure enjoyment oi the little ones at each recurring Christmas must ever remain an unalloyed pleasure. And now as thc days efow shorter and shorter and the Holidays approach the attention of the rising genera uon begins 10 center ou those places above all where preparations are making for thelr deiectauon and pleas ure
 So, in order to apprise old Ssnts Claus of the dc'rgs for bis reception in this frontier city, a reporter of the CITIZEN to-day paid a visit to the new store of T. A. EarlI & Co.,, on Camp street. Although balf the hol- .d-y goods are not yei in, the commo- aious store was full, it seemed, already In the selcdon of his stock 1ir. Earll especially remembered the children. Ia the toy department tbe1e were dolls no end. from the maguiaeenIy at- tired Parisiau miss. with silks and sa,ius. banged" hair and roUgei checks. down t2 the litta sawdust image waiting for the exercise of youtLgul feminine devices in the way of toilette. -teamJoats and trains Of caIs for the boys. drums. whips kal- telescopes, iacks-In the-box. soHeond- dance men, monkeys as natural as life, miniature kitchens .rangc dishes and gIN, livery -,ab.es, and .ea-sets. magic lanterns, rachiug-horses banks. and ail yhe thousand and one devices for Jhe entertainment and pleasure ol the n ile ones
 Then the ladies are not forgotten. There are the dainty articles, some ot them rich and costly and exquisite beauty, with which the fair one de- H-ht in making homes more at,ras- tive. An enumeration of a tenth Of the pretty novelties would hlI a col- umn, lou, itwouldhardiy do to omit ,he new kinds Of work baskets. the cas- kets of perfumeIy in new designs. ele- gana toile, sets. velvet photograph frames and picture frames of an kinds
 The stationery department has been rrs.7cfed. azd without a do0bt the new line of iuksands and clocks is ue finest ever brought to the Terri tory. One in particular, 8 dcubie ink stand with clock and calend r attach meats, is very beautiful dask.piece. while there is seemingly DO sud to the varieties of writing materials, paper weights, autograph albums, and slaud- ard articles generally to be found in stationery stores.
 Altogether. 3Iessrs. EariI 6 Co. have reason to feel proud ot the dis play they make and their store offers a most favorable comparison with the bast-stocbed houses of much larger cities
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

Two Indians on Saturday night placed box against the door of Nessrs. L. Meyer & Co.'s store and breaking the uausom stole piece ot muslin with which one of lhen ran of. The second one, in attempting to grasp a piece, knocked the whole pile down and the noise awakening the clerk. he jumped up and seized the Indian who was turned over to officer IIartlee, who locked him up. Judge Meyer sent him mp for six moatA= on Monday
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
LN.Ll.- -.--. ..-

i2-2 are po-'ae alurii.ea a-.a rls. Sylvester haa alg lat eyer 1et.H ems taa- ~af
 @ ila- fe-a Pa- en t-lt rf1l .a-el .ae Poems rlHa sr-l hidden 4ra. Down -l soul de -. ac--a 7eras a3H-,s Poems iaai only the ats.eu Looking down deep 'u our i,a-s .aayb hold. felr- rhougaunscea. by yiteaei1e waoHvers. "'.i,sa on lEe- al .a ...ters ol gold.
 I 1ugsaa.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
nratnd."

Ix package of fifty thousand dollars. currency, received by Lord G Williams last Saturday was five dollar bill with this inscription pen printed on the back This is the last of sixty thousand dollars ny ia- ther left me in 16l2.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
ENGINES AKD BOILERS.
H5eh Pressure or Compound


 OsDrvAEr EseINEs compomdcd when ad- g.-aale.
 STEAM BcuEEs- -Particuilr attention gwen fo rla quality oi the malerfsi and worzulail ship. and none but drst class work pr1dacod
 WArER PIPE. Of boiler OF sheer iron, oi any ss1e. made n suitable ienrths tor counecilHa toletler, or suee.- rolled, pGuched and packed for -hiumcut. ready to be rivciCd ou Jhe ci1Efi--
 HFuuUrtC KNITTING Roller work and water pipe made hy tuis establishment rllcfed by hydraulic riyetluc machinery, that q laiitynt work being Gar superior to hand work.
 ICups-F0r mining 0i guv capacity and ui any style. Ourstyle of direct acting comn0uHu eu.'u.- with double line Of pumps. are par urrierIr rec.ulruac.lal We seteq Go ihose now il u-s, not one having over been broken down.
 Dr--r-t tCrrs E,sISrs tor undorrr0und work t.rir1jiar pr cltr Wlferwofks' purposes tui--uIi1 .ha eal lr-fed NaVsy valve mauuu, e-r. -.Hr iu lUr rtlr-
 NrNsa MtuHSEET -eUariz mills. pans. boilers lli=.IuZ machinery, sinking hoist Eg ..n-irra. o- other mach. .rtrI rclgirgd
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
rllr EIarrur-a.

For some tiue past The stock O. the Harshaw 5inu Conpmy ou he Eastern r.rlao1c dss boon ap.Iy falling and -.aa- very 1iHcut t7 assign a cau aae.er The mne itself never iaesel better .an l- does to-day. new a.aa ore being caa- santy bau- light Tae 2o- stamp miIl-o.e al the fines, and most comp.eco lae Fae,5c Caa-.- IS kept rannia aisai and day, and the monthly rr.l..t oi the mine i- between $lW1a5 aod El3aol0 Iris without doaa. amaaza We 'es-n of several or1er shrevler people fsl-- graphing money La-t purchase Ae stock. beHcun IS does the CTlzaN, that the present te1r .tu ia tha stock is the re,al.al % bear m5va- mcnt solely.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
The Old Mine--CautiOn

ALL PARTIES ARE Hh.- h.BA NO N,O.lii.ll,, il, A fed that claim One-iQurtn lh i,5s. in the Old Mine, reiocoiee unu .,..,- ,-.. name Of gbe Commodore nilne, Clo -'-.,t .- co District, Arizona. and all parties 1Ie hereby cautioned not to cnier into any
 !. c. HANDY Tucson, February 9, 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
M A. sCOTT. JR.

$ GENT. HOME MUTUAL INsU.B.ANSc c- A Companv. of California, lmpetlal1 L1-- 10n. Northern or London. c cen ol LiNelP'o- tFire etc) and New ork Life insurance 'i.. pauy. Of New York. OGice in FiiA' Oo''''l Bank
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
n CHILSON,

z-OTArY PrBLIC. CIVIL EEGINHEl N ,r5 r S Deputy Mineral ~urVe ar fTooor-aDhical Mapping and I=omeirieai pro pe5tive drawing a speciality. Al 1.--L.s. lr-stsf rn me Wiu be carefully dud pronp-|- y performed OfBce Tucson, A. y.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
rarsnN- T.. D.

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, has re-
 moved his office and residence Co ine ell-.- inr 0u Pennington street, oppos-je Den. -l l.- eau's Law Odice, Hours-lu co lE a. Li, .
 10 5 and to p. m. Diseases '--l-l--l .1 women and children specl2lJf-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

- -r1rrrooK. ND 2. e. HANDY. P. D. nE-. HANDY S uOLBROoE. rrYsucIANs ASn SURG IONS 0F,e on Congress Street, Tucson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
1T. B. MANSON. c. F.
TOMBSTONE

TT s DEPUTY MINERAL sURN | j. for Arizona Prompt attention gwen to al kinds of Surveying and Clfli LL-.l7 Typographical maps drawn, ana I'l'oi '7 on mines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

Formerly of V E. Howard 6 Solsl
 TvTORNEY and Counselor 60 law, l-i7'i- \ Arizona Special attention given 60 Mexican and American land and milin- iti---
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
umrIANL.ns nsHoRN,

rrToPNy-y ar law. Notary Public and Goa A -evercer Special assistance gwen m obtaining patents for Mining and treei4 .-. ll,,. claims. and also title 10 land uuoer tLt 4,s0- land timber culture laWs. Office north SLUG Oi Congress street. Tucson AriZoua-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

rTORNEY and Counselor at Law, one < oa Pennington street. near Aie4 -"e -T Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Pima County Sank
TUCSON, ARIZONA.
C1u.EsravDaNrs:

Dcaaf rcie!. Funds irausfcr7edhy maii sr ,alsrs. Collections nialc, aud retarrs promptly r,rd.rsd at curreGt rates of ES- change, arls general banking hus'ness 'rana- .e.eL
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
cu.RIrs ACKIEN.
q unr rnWAEn.

C.rvU. ENGINEER and Deputy U. s. Mn { arai Surveyor, Tombstone, aIl-'-a' '- sSe vitS Wells 1icer.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

DHYSICIAN AND SURG Z ON. OF
 6ees ou Congress Street, opposite resi- tencc Oi ". c. Davis, Esq, Tucsuns A. r. P O. Box 21Q
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
GEORGE J. ROsKRUGE,

F. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. oEFrCF one door east Of Judge Osborne ,, Nai5an Lane, Tucson, A. T.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
u r 1rGHTHIZER

4 TTORNFY AND COUNsELLOE-AI- \ law. and Notary Public Office, Camp -Trsst. opposite Palace Hotel, Tucson A. l. Mining ,sws a specially.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
soTo~ NJ ALLIs.

C,TvU ENGINEER. '. $. DEPJTY si R- { ve-or and Notary Public, has reraT-. O he old sand, IeUdlrtou street cp 9--.s ann ,r,-l ir his line with ERJGflE t~- AND DISPATCH Typographical ana s'-- 5i0nsl Drawings of Mines rpcci4hg
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
RED DEvIHs

or the shanans of Arthur Nuncie by two Pima Iudiaus-Neefi of Reform in ue HanaEertent of Che iadiaus hv tiic i3cpsricl,-nt
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

TTORNEY AT LAW. En business in- 3 trusted To me will he promptly rileA,e a n. Especial attention pala co eonNe. -'----- Pennington.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
rrNtANrEN aroReAN.

7rorxFY omce. corner Pennington \ sr7 Warner Streets
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

HAS the Tombstone Nugg = sus- pended publication Not a solitary copy has reached this office for sew eral days.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
Fulton IRON WORKS,
RiHck'eK, SpierS & Hayes. t1sTABLIsHMD IN 1851

HC7fS far90FT AND g0wsRo SIS
 Cg2E go. 2f3 F8ra0sT STREET.
 San FraHeisea HOl-rI, WORKS. Wh.n~ for p7o=pc pcctire swal q. pcrrEh'r hoIst.- Eu~'ut md Ho..srs, vial ieoI- suitable i1r wire of hr.up rope, otueu ds-jgu-- omH0dFug aii tae iate-f Improvements
 MINING MACHINERY uolstiu. 5---z. Wit9 -a--y attachments. safety Hooks, Ore t1rs- Ore hurseIe- Car ar2- ls.a As4es tss. Gates. vitl rucss and p.r|aas log ore hill- rumpin- Machinery. Ar t0mI re--or-. Sir ar Na.ef Pipe Receivers etc..
 MILLING MtCHlE EfY. Gold Mills uifh pans or cuuceutrI tors aa required Silver NIIIs. either For dry or Wef crl-liuc- aitl roa-tilc ui trr.us run7cr-. Pans. %citles. etr- a- teiulr.a, Smelling trrnaCcs i'.rsii lri L.ai gor atlrar Q. tale. willard Has- l1uied iul 1o.aafss f au hariff 're feers, 8its Nf-1ELh fE 1DtS MACHINE ERY sssg htI-, Flour aIi-, Di We'll aiuere H Ger Nt.eIs and Caatinr.
 ENGr,Ee AND BoLEh- for ar aud sii F' lei l1 ihc economical H-f oi
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
F. STANFORD

TroPNEY ar LAW, CORN B or ! NTers street and Maiden Lane, Tucson
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
nn nrrrI.R rYFORD

A TTORNEYS and COunsciors si l.M' A office corner Meyers ana eH4'1- -''- ,reets. Tucson. Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
rRtCEa noDEnaTE

Amoa-o,-ers, tle following have bcen helit lag
 IauH.iar- M.i... rartlc Taurhu~f r.ilfr
 tuckg sis- ''-.--- taui-ufiln .-'iIlia -tnUauafl g rrs~nfi
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
? N SMITH
EAEL
FAELL & SMITH
InsEPH NEIGAss.

~TORN EYS aJ Law, Tucson. Arizona. o-- A fee ou Pennington street neaF aiitt co Pourov'a block.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
sxANDER CAMPBELL JAMES s. t.ubl ~ .ate Of San Francisc0. Late ol N"Ps1 ~
 CAMPBELL & ROBINSON,

TToRNEYs AND COUNSELLoBs AT A LAW, Tucson, A. T. VIII practice .1 a-il l The Courts of the TerHtoy. Onice, corner o' Camp and Convent streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
,-rrc.rr - EE II EnlTEDL.

@. B. POERCT, ?. FITCH A' i' ------
 Dgst k-rv Dist Atty. Pima Go.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
EnsErH crEEEY
THEODORE L. STILES.

TByoDoRF STILES. JOSEPH c. PERRY
 STILES S PERRY, ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs-AI-lA" AND
 NoTARIEs PUBLIC. OFFICES THREE AND FOUR FABLE ! V & PcmToy's Block, on Fenull slol .,,..,. z.,-,, opposite the Cosmopolitan Hoteil tnc7on' Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
c M- sICHEI. NT. n.

DENTIST. Tucson, @l'-o-- Congress Street, opposite saford, Hudson G Cos Bank.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
J H LUCAS

VI. STREET. D. h- LLNA7-
 HAYNES, l. GAS & STREET. A TTORNEYs at law. Tucson, Arizona "A Office on Meyers street. Branch Office at Tombstone
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
r. a. DRUM.
O O. TRANTC1I,

~rORNFY AT LAW, Fi,-h street near \ fremont Street, foml-Jol AIl2onl.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

Failing cr sr
 rr 1.iify, iifF, Seminal e4rn-s, I'D a, Lost ini'ersi Ign .tHr srl h rr.',le
 lI hr r saufflEi allir- resa- il mn
 EHr- sufu a-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
goreiEu Neu-

Loy1oS Novlnb-f li.-A arze unknown isamer has le.u loot. V.th aIl ou board, oT -t. GoWa-s .iesd. on th, south coa-t oi Wales
 he reports of the revolt "t the riles ol northern Cashmere are pro3- ab y unicuni-d-
 Floods arc causiug much damage in tho c0un.ia- of Derby hire, Warwick shire Wariingham hire and Wofces-' teIshire. The water is rapidly rising.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
z,pprsKrr a. u uEuEE11l HEREFORD G ZaBRISEIE

TToRNEYs and Couu5elors at law, No "A tarv Public. Office on Meyers rl-5 cPlo- Palace Hotel. Tucson. Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
,foyE WICKs.

.--oRxEr-AT-LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 'uc-lu,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20

s- .'' -ittfi ss- ---a nt ltrilHlgs l.--f.--, f-.il.I cffii-silI. lre--iou CO -ociatg, d,llue- of Fisian. noi-t-- g fae Aeads tle F.lai fiuid a..-ia- uu3hsrrgtd n tat ir-el and mIug rtT.r ai-ta-t- tuai lead to i--auity and death
 DE. A3fNI1E wiI agree tl f1rieii ligr lluldred Dollar for cr. n iis sind the Vital isestnrstisc 0aH.i-r ai- special advice and trlafueuf win u1f crr- or Tor .nvthiti- Impure cr injurious laund iu if. Dr. Miutic iitsi- -ll ffnat- 1l-.a-e -gce-s.nliF aithnur mercury. Consultation rHEE Taoaurh ex- animation and altlce. inclHCing alilvsi- ui lriuc, S. Price of Vital Rcstoyatiye, Si a- uatlie- 9r lanr tunes ter Gqantlir, BIO; -eli 70 any aclfas- upon rtc-lp' of price, or C. c. D.. nom observation, ulc in privat. Danc, it desired, by A. E. HINIIf. "A. Drs. h-la street, san Francisco, Caiiinfnia-
 Dr Mlntie's Kidney Remedy. Nepisri- cum, clres aI kinds oi Kidney and Bladder Comp laint-, erenrrlUa Gleet, Llccorrileaa. For sale 1y ali uruzast-; sl a bottle. K bots iles f8r g.
 Dr. Mintie's Danaelion PIIs are tiie beet and cheapest Dyspepsia and fsiuous cure h the market. For sale bT ,lii arlglsis.s
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-20
CUR RAlLRQhDs.

'a intoras lius Letter llala GGaymas ca the suu.hve e.tern l,all road Pro le-Aac aleAl-uu er-taan and D. -itt Boston tspigi !. Doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-20
The Refunding Question.

The friends Of Mr.. Woods refundlng bill, in
their ardent advocacy of the 3..4 per cent. bond,
appear to lose sight of the fact that this low
rate bond is authorized to be issued only in
exchange for bonds moi fnafuTed. AS soon as
the government can call the bonds, the Secre-
taTy OF the Treasury, under Mr.. Woods bill, as
well as under Mr.. Morrtll'S, is authorized to
issue four per cents, sufficient in amount to
redeem from their proceeds all the outstanding
bonds thus matured. Should Mr.. Woods bill
become a law In its present form, and parties
holding the unmatured fives and skies should
decline to surrender them upon the terms pro-
posed, no refunding would be done until Jan
uary !, 1881, when sls,OOO,OOO OF skies mature,
and then there is, as before stated. ample
authority in Mr.. Woods bill for the issue of
four per cents for this purpose, and six months
later an additional amount of $3.50, 100000 could
be refunded in the same bonds. They also
seem to lose sight of the fact that the four per
cents. when sold will bring such premium as
to make the rate of interest to the investor the
lowest the government can obtain in the mar
ket, and may not necessarily be more than 80
per cent. and would not be If a ~ per cent.
bond could be sold at par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-20

The decision of the L. s. Supreme Court,
rendered yesterday. Affirming the right of in
mates OF the soldiers homes to draw pensions
coming 10 them under the arrearages law, will
De received With general satisfaction. In the act
OF Congress there was no distinction made be-
tween soldiers; all were put upon the same foot
ing, and the public were not able to see why
men, who had been rendered helpless In their
countrys service, should be deprived OF the
money the government declared them entitled
to. The country felt that 1t owed to these dis
abled soldiers the duty of taking care or them.
and therefore was not willing to make them
pay for the accommodation they got in the
homes by taking their pensions from them. The
decision Of the court will put in the pockets OF
crippled and disabled soldier inmates of the
washington Home, alone, over 100000 in the
aggregate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-20

The effort to keep politics out of the census
appointments has failed, already, even before
the first officials necessary for the work are
chosen. The two political parties are squab-
Dlng over the supervisors, the democrats claim
Ing that they have not been given proper pro-
portion and the republicans maintaining that
their opponents have been allowed too many.
Before single step can be taken towards pre-
pairing the census, the Senate must give its con-
sent to the confirmation OF officers appointed,
and frequent threats of rejection are being
uttered. II is within the power OF the Senate
majority to delay appointments. and if party
spirit continues to rule, this is not improbable
Why cannot congressman and all others In au-
thority understand that the census, to be of
any value, whatever, must be entirely free
from suspicion OF political manipulation? Our
true position as nation depends upon the
census Every interest is bound up in it, and it
does seem that this one great work might be
divorced from politics.