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lappy German Laddie

Nv years ago Mr.. Geo. Frederick
trived in our shores from Ger
u sought employment in Brook
helper in a family grocery store.
read Of and mad his attention
many Of his neighbors enrich
hselves by Investments in the
.draN ings of the celebrated Loui-
bic Lottery. lie invested five
|bd IN the June drawing received
slf Of the capital prize of 100000.
bed ST., SO in U. =. Government
bd took $3.50 for a tour OF busi-
pleasure over the continent. M,
Min, New Orleans, La, or same
u No. Sl9 broadway, New York
give full Information to CORES
about the drawings, etc.
LeOd.
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MEETING THIS EVENING.

The Board of Health will meet this
evening in adjourned session, The most
important matter that will come up Is
the condition of Squirrel Run and the
wasbinQs from Hartman & Fehrenbach's
brewery. Several members of the Board
are of the opinion that the washings are
injurious to the water, while others are
of "a contrary opinion.
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DIED.


SMITH-In Brandywinei Hundred on the
18th inst, 1. Newton Smith, in the 22nd
year of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the
residence of l. N. Grubb, in Brandywine
I'D. on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at 2 o.
clock p. m. Interment at Sloan M. Il.
Church.
TEWART.-On the 2lst inst, Mrs. Han
nah ]. Stewart, in the 9th year o. her
age.
The friends and relatives of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of her husband
Seth u. Stew art, No. 607 Pine street, ON
Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
DUBELL.-On Friday, the 2Sd instant, at
44O O'Clock, A. NJ. Meta infant daughter
Of Chas. E. and Margretta B. Dubell,
aged weeks.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral nom
the residence of her parents, ll02 wash
lngton street, on Monday afternoon ths
28th Instant, at O'Clock. To proceed to
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
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Broke His Arm.

Last evening Charles Lowe, one
of The GAZETTE carrier boys, while
playing at the Bayard Club wigwam,
now being erected at Ninth and
Lombard streets, fell from a high
trestle and broke his right arm, near
the elbow. DR.. Bullock reduced the
fracture, and the lad is doing well.
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bthlug but prejudice that at
kbe more frequent use OF the
tls South than the North.
kvbberies, assassinations and
|are so FRI quent in the North
Hess obsrl ved. The difference
N, no. in the number OF shoot
| hut in the manner in which 1t
|In the South, when men shoot
Iber, they do it openly. In the
\ shooting takes more the char
Such violence is
hi should be condemned every
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A PARLOR MATCH.
Lewes light.

Lewes Light.
Some matches are made in heaven,
some on earth and some elsewhere, but
the one at Wilmington, which culmina-
ted in an elopement, appears to have
been made in factory, although it was
partly of the parlor kind.
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Kalamazoo (Mich.) Gazette Dem)
.InlY %.

July 25I
Garfield's nomination has so far proved
a very weak one, perhaps the weakest
that could possibly have been made by
the Chicago Convention. 1t has failed
to enthuse the great leaders of the once
united party fully as much as would
have been the case had that convention
rendered the nomination to Smller Col
fax, Subsidy Pomeroy or Boss Shepherd
Mr.. Blaine, Notwithstanding the Multi
gan business and various other scandals,
Is not to be mentioned in the same cate
CORY. He was never convicted and
MIR. Garfield was. No committee OF Con-
gress ever reported that he had commit
feo perjury, and he was never declared
a bribe-taker by the judgment Of any
court, declaration which the Poland
committee made for Garfield IN the one
case and the Cook County Circuit in
another.
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[NCOCK,
,sst Soldier Statesman.

Ev horrible act of brutality is
n the danger the family Of a
bf the agricultural districts
lncoupter since the negroes
4 50 encouraged by the Re-
|nress in the vain belief that
Ihe eoual of the white man
Il woman. This time the
A in Maryland.
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The most troublesome and dangerous
effects sometimes arise from the slight st
cause, and often the Baby's serious sick
ness could be prevented by promptly us
!. ing DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup at the begin
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LOu5lican admits the Demo-
|tDe city government last year
kate of $l.1j without creating
(debt of $4,000 to $50, 900,
|by gobbles up.its second dish
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columbus lol Times Dem. }, July o. ]

Connel's life of Garfield Is to be sup
pressed. The simple-minded biographer
Told too much truth and printed too
many of Gar6eld's confessions. The
Republican reviewers found that the
book convicted Garfield, by his own ad-
missions, of the Credit Mobilier bribery.
Hence it was suppressed. Cornell will
endeavor to get out revised edition.
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.ownln. houses which they find
10 rent or hard TO collect from,
ssllsiactlon by calling on Hea ID
kentll and Market streets. We
MINERS and tenants. jy2itaul.
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~ CoNEY ISLAND.

| Iaefson IslaDS Club Excursion to
I'M nIland, Ss 20 on Thursday, August st
|ing A A%o,pilen splendid opportunity of
|. TiIleIlca's Ti"Iaac greatest summer
tickets, only $2.75.
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~ n ~ KEEP THE pEaCE

tayer' 'arG ar sIa I4tnall appeared before
ssued for ''u'luay, and bad a war
'ne arrest of Henry b.
Pt ONeiyII APPEARED before Acting
|Allin b,s b',,, ,a.t1 iast evening. and MI
s he had dh,.,,hnony stated, from the
fgainst him neap1 h of Mr.. Courtney us.
ne was afraid for his
Etass ss't,5ps to a. Mayor required Mr.
keep thSs hs no noSls and furnish 500
ESQ. ann ,Se peace. WIN. q. Sny"
ppeared for the defendant :
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Meetings Tonight.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
\ Social Lyceum.
.n Division, X. of p.
Library Association.
Tribe, No, 4, |. .. X. NJ.
Pre- Lodge, No, /, |. o. o. f.
ll Lodge, No. ~, |. o. o. +.
hgtOn Lodge, No. X. of p.
hglon Council, No. ), q. u. A. NJ .
gton Lodge, No. 3, A. o. q. f.
Encampment, No. 7, /. o. .. +.
Bethlehem Division, (colored) s
nglon Division, No. l. Uniform
.OfP.
fngton and Brandywine Council,
AM
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very slight cs,,su results often proceed
t0e,luently ddauses. Severe diseases
attention induced n, by neglect Of nroe
BalllmoTa beir b5neir beginning, Dr
n Upon Ono'e ~ Pills are alwavs 10 To
Fse'' :" check the beginniny W of OF
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1aily Sasstte.

E. nav he found on flle at Geo: g, : ).
PEe sdiS m"yS Newspaper Advertising
-.s,ce ooS st.), where advertising
|sPrqhsem r he made for itin New York.
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NATIONAL HOME, !
DAYTON, O., July %, 1880.


Not having sent any communication
to the GAZETTE since | wrote from
Hampton, last March, and being in a
writing mood, now send this card to
inform my Wilmington friends that l
remember them all and desire not to
be forgotten by them. Ihave enjoyed
the benefits (both sanitary and social)
of this National Home for nearly four
months, and am greatly improved in
health. Our comforts and convent
ences here are many, and l would pro-
nounce my measure full, yes, running
over, if l could obtain the WILMING-
TON DAILY GAZETTE each morning.
Can you not send the same and appease
the intellectual hunger of 5000 men
Wishing you continued prosperity l
remain your humble servant,
JOHN CULLEN BRYANT.
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N b", "v'c also shipments to Phila-
ked st' q, q, as the manifests are not
BE- ct siNs,' tlle Office in this city, they
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reach shipments.

IeSss SIo,lowlng were the shipments
[]av9, [O9 over the Delaware railroad
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JOHN CULLEN BRYANT.

John Cullen Bryant, a well known
temperance lecturer of Wilmington,
makes known his whereabouts by the
following letter to the GAZETTE
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I OsT.-On Friday morning ,23d, between
Ia 9and IL o'clock, a roll Of money and
checks, while going from sos Market
street TO 1928 E. Fourth street. Payment
on the checks has been stopped, and q
liberal reward will be paid for the return
of the money. WIN. p. KARR,
jy23t. 1923 +. Fourth st.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, JANUARY F, 1880
Murder ut fbe Cdnod.

Intelligence came to town on Satur- day evening that the dead body of a man had been found iE the flat oppo- site the Canoe Ranche (Maish and Dris- coll's), a coyote having been scared away from human arm which it was dragging off from where the body was half buried in the earth. Upon dig ging up the body it was recognized as that of a young Mexican who had camped over night opposite the Sta tion about two weeks ago. He was a man who had been working down on the Gila, and was on his way to Sonora to get married. He had bought a lot of goods in Tucson which he had with him, and had a companion whom he had picked up on the road. No par ticular attention was paid to them at the time; but it is now remembered that during the night of the camping shot was fired, and that the next morning the companion of the deceas- ed came to the house packing the goods of the other man, and stated that their owner had gone out after his horses. and would meet him further up the road. Afterwards the horses were seen running with the stock on the rancho. The murderer, as it now seems probable he was, day or two later. at Roddick's and other places in the neighborhood, exhibiting money and stated that he had plenty of 1t as he had killed two men at the Canoe. Since that time he has disappeared, but he will be easily recognized If he is captured. The Coroner, MT. Hughes, went down this morning to hold an inquest. Unless the man has taken warning and skipped out to Sonora, it would seem that so bold criminal ought to meet with his just dues at the rope's end.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Sheriff s Sale.

COLON M. ALi.IS NS. ALIF' ~lN - c5,le Cf NrIzOI a. 1trritpTN "i A''l.. tuuutyOf Puma. BN virtue %. tH rA''' .>sued out uf the dI>trlcI court q" l-. ~ iudIciai district, Territory of \ .H''| The I7Ih dav Of .Suvrmbrr. >.', d'.
 judgment duly rBteeII :l Saidrn"I' '. 9th day pf Srptr mher X D l'.'' '" "..,.t Df SolOn M. AiliS. Pi"int'h, 'n" -I.-- Aztec Syndicate Or Arizona, dr. t... for the sum of one thousand Ihi- tired and uinety-Ssveu and .d i'' ,. iOlIarS. .iawful money ofthe Iu.'u ''
 with interest thereon from t"r "' ...,aI febrGar, 1879, together Sitt INt --rF cost LhrT con. to WIZ: lh!ri y-ul' N'' l3l 55i dollars. and tn tur t t-rct" ,-. -nertd. WAS cum E1ud~d TO '" ..,... above nrntioucd ~utuS wiih iH' s,f costs thereon. And by ti--'' "'
 made undcr said eSrcu Ion, "..'
 heuif saie on Mui day. JaI"''l '......f .-u o'clock 70. :u. Oi sait C't .-....- she court hOI~s door ir ' rfl.+ ..Y County of Puma. Territory ..I iha n sheSi t,ud r,.~i pI,irr Tor c''.' ..- the right. lille nd iuter-~' 'I -....t iendauis, The AEt @ -SN ut r.''. .- ,-.- of. in and to the piiDWiu- l.-.' .l criv, 70 vii: The tr"r- J Ai .a.' r..-s. the SaEta Rita NnuuiH. ms. ...- .-. Ariz0ua. lncIiet Mare .'. -.s in book B of mln-~, r1-. .a'' ~l1.s NOnteZuma Miu", ,i'aa'"'t .i ,.f.as. Rita Mountains. P.ma C...' ,.. Bf located May 70, lS.i, r'"'.i ~ ,.... |. --r- mir es, page 625; ;ti~fithr h', ... PEs ed in Il.t santa Rita N 'l-.' -- -- Ouuty. Arizona. iuc-tfrt May g-.-,-ss cOrd-d in hook B fnInr~'I''t ..-- ,r.tit it Aztec No. 8 Miue, sifuafrA ln .'.....'t. rfa- Ia Mountains, Plm County, tI I... .,',s 3 B1. ed February z7 .lS7S. r-ccrir.' .r-'.....r ~. U.a-. mines, page 7lS; a.>" thr J, 'i- .,-f-. L' sItunr-d in the santa lsilN -....t' -a. go ma County, ArizuT. iora'ed 'l 'll.'..... b. fa' record d ID bOok B of mines is DO l1s further reference hereuni' z, .''
 records Of mines, Pima C.niinl, -harf
 sbor,fja Ga6Eifs 6gica Tac.on. a; . Ii''T AT, Ds-
 Is-n
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

WHILE rolling along the fine road about six miles out from town Sun day, one of the axle burrs of KinnearS coach from Tombstone came off and let the wheel down. Driver and pas sengers got out and joined in the search for the burr, and so did the driver of Ohnesorgen & Walkers stage which was just behind its rival. Kinnear team being left alone concluded to come to town on their own account, and started thither at a lively rate. After running three miles on three wheels, they attempted to pass a freight team, and in so doing upset the coach and made a bad mess of it. The Kin near passengers and driver came in Ly the 0. & w. coach, and the wrecked vehicle went to the repair shop.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
An Elegant Place for ladies.

Mrs. NJ. J. Smiths establishment, al the southwest angle of Church Plaza is so crowned with beautiful things that a vis't to her rooms would be agreeable, even to aa old bachelor Mrs. s. was the pioneer in Tucson in the line of fancy goods, and all kind; of fancy supplies for ladies and chil dren's wear. With the usual fortune of the patient and persevering, she now finds her place a universally pop ular resort; her stock is greatly en .arged from its original proportions and the ladies are delighted to be able to buy their supplies at home, at in s.de" prices.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JU- ] diciai District. in and for the county Of Pima, Arizona Terri, ". O. w. Streeter, plaintiff vs. C. r. Sy ses, defendant. The Territory Of Arizona send greetings to C. P. Sykes You are erebv required to ap- pear In an action b' iught against you by the above named plaintiff inthe District Court of the first Idicial Dlstricf in and for the County of ma, Arizona Territory and to answerthe complaint filed therein with the Clerk of said Court at Tucson, in said county wiInin twenty days (eXclu- sive Of the day Of service) after The service on you Of this summons, if served within this county, or if served out Of this county but In thls district, taen within thirty days, otherwise within forty days. or judg- ment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer Of said complaint. The sad action is brought 10 recover pos session Of mineral lands situated in said County Of Pima, bearing rock containing gold and silver ore and other precious metals, together with damages for the withholding Of said premises and the value Of ores extracted therefTom, all Of which will more fully appear by reference 10 the said complaint, a copy Of which Is herewith served.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail 10 appear and answer the said com plaint. as above required, the said plain tiff will apply to the court for the relief de- mauded in said complaint.
 Given under my hand and seal or the
 District Court Of the First Judi IL. s. cal District, in and for the Coua
 ty of P ma, Territory or Arizona,
 thIs l7th day Of Novem Der, 1879. novl0-d60t GEO. A. CLUM, Clerk. H. B. SUMMERS, Atty for Plaintiff.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Summons.

IN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI
 cial District, in tho County of Pima, Territory Of Arizona. Archie McB, idle, plaintiff, against Jennie F.. Mcbride. de fendant. Summons. Action brought in the District Court Of the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory Of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Jennie k. Me Bride. You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear in an actIGn brought against you by the above named plaintiff fin the District Court Of the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory Of Arizona, and answer the complaint iled with the Clerk of this Court at Tucson, in said County "a copy of which complaint accompanies this sum mOns) within twenty days (eXclusive Of the day or service) after the seTvlce upon you Of this summons, if served in thls county; but if served out Of the COHnty and within this District, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail 10 appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of
 the said District Court at Tue tL'o'J son, this eleventh day oi NOvem-
 Der, A. D. 1879.
 GEORGE X. CLUM. Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE - TO IA NEY MCCOY, HIS IN heirs, assigns and legal representa- tiyes: Take notice that the undersigned co-owner with the said Harvey Mccoy in Pocohontas Mine in Tombstone District. Pima County, Arizona, located Noyem Der l, 1878, have done the assessment work on said claim for the year ending Novem Der 1, 1879; that the sum of $50 is due me from said Harvey Mccoy, or the owners Of said Harvey McCoy's interest in said claim, as his proportion Of said assessment work: and that unless said sum of $50 is paid me on or before the expiration oi 90 days from the date Of this notice shall claim a for feiture to me of said Harvey McCoy's i'm terest in said claim, by virtue Of section aS23 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United States CHESTER VAN LOAN.
 Tucson Decemberi 1879 S-l5L
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
City Council

The members of the retiring City Council held their final session Tues day evening at the office of the City Recorder. There were present Mayor Toole Councilmen Drake, Levin and Leatherwood and Recorder Osborne.
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 City Recorder then submitted re port showing that the following mu' nicinal officers were elected at the an nual city election held January 6; R. N Leatherwood, Mayor: NJ. c. Sam aniego. c. T. Etchells, Councilmen .C. II. Meyers, Recorder; P. R. Fully, Treasurer: I. E. Brokaw, Marshal; H. Ot Assessor; H. Smith, Pound Master.
 The Recorder also stated that the respective officials elect had taken oath of office and the Treasurer and Assessor had filed the necessary bonds The same were appointed by the Council.
 A report was then submitted show ing the following statement concern ing the city taxes for the past year, viz: Amount of tax roll for 1879, $4,- 996 27; amount collected, S4.735.25 error on roll $700; percentage for collection, S24S.5S; amount delinquent Sl5.35.
 On motion it was ordered that the delinquent city taxes, amounting to $l5.35, be remitted.
 The Recorder then submitted the following report of the city finances for 1879. viz:
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Notice of Final Proof.

LAxD OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 December 20, ls79.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the folio wing named settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make hnal proof 1 n support Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the Cate Of this notice,Viz: John B. SaIpointe, of Tucson poSiothce, Pima County, A. T., who made pre-emption de clara tory statement No. 5S4 for lhe vacant and unclaimed land in the norih 52 ol = II. and N l. 0f \ F. |. section 10, township i5 solth. range l3 east, and names the foliowing as his witnesses, viz: Jules Fin, Of Tucson. Pima County, 4. T and Au- euste GuIard Of Tucson. Pima County, A, TT C. NJ. k. PAULISON.,
 RegiSI T.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

MR. ALFRED GARLIC, who left Los Angeles with Hamilton, the defaulter called on us last Tuesday and denies that he forced Hamilton to give up $500. MT. Carillo says that Hamilton represented to him that he wanted to see some mines in Mexico, and agreed to give him $500 if he would go with him, and that he did not know that Hamilton was a defauiter until he reached Hermosillo and read the La Cronica. He called HamiltOn's atten tion to the article, who did not deny the statement.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
lS79-SO. Young Ladies'
 SCHOOL, City Of Tucson, Arizona Temt y

This school Is situated in the center Of the city, on Convent street., in a large building, well ventilated, property Of An tonic SOsa.
 The course of instruction comprises En- gIish and Spsnish in all their branches q nder the direction of competent proieS sors and the immediate superintendence Of Mrs. and Miss Silva. The teachine will be conducted on mutual principles including reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar Of both languages, with gram nautical and logical analysts. descriptive and political geography, history O. Amer lea, and universal history, religion, goOd manners and urban!ty.
 The scholastic year will be Of ten months and commence on September l., and end June 20.
 At the close Of the term a general ex- animation will be held in all these branches. Prizes will be awarded tO the best pupil in every class.
 PRICES OF TUITION.
 For the term Of ten months: Board l Uu
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

MR. lsENBECK, the new incumbent at Warmers Quartz Mill, showed us a sample of his first work last Tuesday in the shape of ten pounds of ama gam It was worked out of one ton Of ore from W. A. Scott's Huachuca property which contained eighteen per cent of lead and assayed S13S in silver. The value is Sl27, or 93 per cent of the assay value. The mill is now at work night and day and will, at present rates, soon have a good record and D: of great value to the mining commu nity.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

SIBERIAN, HYDE & O., San Fran cisco, wholesale music store. They keep the celebrated Webber piano, also Haines Bros, German Upright Pianos, Esty Organs, Brass instruments and Guitars, also Sheet music. lnstru- ments sold on installments. See their advertisement in another column. J. M. Berger is agent for Pima county.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

TIE recent heavy shipments of goods arriving at Casa Grande arc telling on Tucson, as our streets today plainly show. Team after team fill the streets and make it a roundabout matter to get from one place to anoth CT. Some of the merchants report a very heavy business.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

TUESDAY Mir. J. Martini left upon our table some excellent specimens of strawberries, grown in Tucson from plants obtained last year of MT. Arm strong, of the Geneva nursery Tine fruit was round and plump and just ripe. This is only another evidence that tho "desert will bloom if our citizens will only manifest a little thrift and enterprise.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA,
 Novem Der 2, 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the following named settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof in support Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date or this notice, viz.: EIijio Bedaga, of Tucson, Pima County, A. T. Pre-emption declaratory statement No. 63I, for the \. W. "a Of section b, town ship l5 S.. R. l3 E, and names the following as his witness, viz: Merced Fredreques, of Tucson, F. O. Pima County. A. T., and William F. Scott, of Tucson, Pima County, AT.
 C. NJ. K. PAULISON, lI5t Register
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17

Col. WITHERELL came in to town last Tuesday from Arivaca, and report; the condition of affairs there as good
 All the machinery for the mill is now on hand, including that for the Hunt
 Douglas: & Stewart process; and as soon as Nr. Stewart, of that firm, who is now at Globe putting the Baldwin mill in operation, can get down here, the mill will be started up regularly. There are now ahOut a hundred and fifty tons of ore, gold and silver, at the mill ready to be worked. Probably the 1st of February will see the new mill in operation. With the already existing boom in AriYaca the addition of ten stamps doing custom work, ought to have very great influence.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
Notice.

nHE UNDERSIGNED HAS COM
 pleted & good and substantial bridge across the San Pedro River, at San Pedro Station, A. T.. al hls own expense, ano will, therefore, collect toll from those using ft until ne is reim bursed.
 High water hereafter will be no obstruc- ton to freight and travel, el,-
 E42tf VIM. OHNESORGEN.