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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Arivaca

J. F. Cummings has just returned from Arivaca, whence he brings re ports that that place is slowly but surely advancing to the prominence and importance which the wonderful resources of the surrounding country will eventually entiile her to.
 The Derre & Townsend mill is once more ia active op rations, with very good success, and d prospect of iIs long continuance.
 The Arivaca mill will soon be changed to enable the managers to adopt the lixiviation process, when they will be able to work ores up to a very high per cent. The arrival of Superintendent Withcrell is d.ily ex pected.
 MT Cummings is Superintendent of the Bye and Bye Company, which has some very fine property, both in Orc Blanco and other districts. Some of their ores have been worked in the Arivaca mill, with results winch en- courage the company 10 expect q splendid future. The members of this company are not of the kind to make much noise, but we believe that their quie! bu, effective work Tn the past justifes us in predicting that before long they will makl stir in the camp"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1850
Nisitnr From the Hernlh.

We had the pleasure this morning of an interview with MT. ". H. Henry, the business manager of the New
 York Herald, Who is in our city on few days visit to hls old friend and CO., lhborer on the great New York jour nal-Mr. Thomas NJ. Cash. We found Nr. Henry to be gentleman of per haps 8 years Of age, kcen-eyed, and of pleasant and agreeable manners, and a fine type of The class Of mel who have aided the Bennctts, father and son, in building the greatest newspaper in the world. NIT. Henry entered the service, while mere by, Of the cider Bennett, twenty years ago, with the munifcent salary (as he laughingly in formed us) Of B per week. Since that time lie has been continuously member of the business staff, gradually taking the rank which his abilities entitled him to, and in that long period has steadily kept to his pot, and this, his first vacation, was only taken at the request of MT. Bennett himself. He visits Arizona partly for pleasure and partly to look after his individual interests, being principal owner of the Sterling Price copper min. S, Na,, Cs,,,,,, ,2f-.-;,. , ,,,,-- of great prospective value. He ex- presses himself as much pleased with so much of Arizona as he has thus far made acquaintance with, and with the exception cfthe dust finds travelling in so new country by no means disa- greeable. He informs us that our growing Territory is attracting wide. spread and most favorable attention in the East, and adds that everybody is talking about ArIzona."
 Ten people have even faint idea of the wonders Of modern journalism, and the Herald, that great daily record of the events of the whole world, stand, today without a rival in the iournali,ic world. On the Sunday preceding NIT. Henry's departure no less than l3O,0O0 copies of the Herald were started on their journey 10 the furthermost Quar ters of of the earth. that days edition alone containing 1O5 columns of ad vertisements, and requiring 2Gi% tons. or 41.G00 pounds, of white paper in the printing.
 While in the city Mr. Henry will re main the guest of Mr Cash, who him. self is an old veteran or high rank in the army of journalism, having been fer years member of the Herald staff under the cider Bonnet, both as correspondent and superintendent of the New York news department. The meeting of these two old comradesin- arms, after so long a time, was, as might be supposed, most cordial.
 We wish BIT. Henry a most pleasant visit in cur Territory, and assure him that he will find the name of the jour- nal which he so well represents an open sesame 10 the conrtesies Of our people.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
FLAT FAILURE.
Drummed into Marching Under the star" Banner

The mass meeting called for Satur- day night for the purpose of ratifying the nomination of Hancock and En- 1 glIsh was a most unconditional farce. IL bore the imprint of the political Iurn-eoat Hughes, and was clumsy attempt on his part to get even a tacit recognition in the direction of party affairs. Beyond few stalwarts who deemed it their duty to participate, the party was wholly unrepresented.
 Tie affair was a failure. mt because of the lack Of any Democrats in our midst, for fair rroporti n Of our best and leading citizens belong 10 that party; but because the whole thing was an undUubted creation of the al- legged newspaper called the Star, and these men refuse Co recognize in any dcgreee the presence in their political affairs of his management. Itis about time for this political chameleon to understand that a trimmer never in- spires confidence, and that cheek in politics is worthless unless backed bv at least q few brains. Saturday nights failure, to a sensible man, would be humiliating and sufficient Some Of the speeches cf the evening were much above the average of stump utterauces. THE CITIZEN, as is well known, is not fond of MT Oates, but il willingly ad- mits his remarks to have been admir- able and his points well chosen in many respects Judge Rockwell', ad- dress. that under favorable auspices would have recclved hearty recogni nilion, met with but scsnt applause. Speaker after speaker tried and failed, and after MT. Farley's wcll-turncd sen ;cnces and pertinent remarks failed to create even languid enthusiasm, the whole affair died a quiet death. With the advantage of the large crowd which may be found on any sultry Saturday night at the park, the " rati- iication was a most dismal faco. blighled hy the presence Of and in reference of the Hughes person. Will he accept the cut direct, or will he keep his brazen front where it is not wanted-in the Democratic party.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
SUM MONS,


 E TIE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JU- II dicisl Dlsirict, in lhe 0gujy of Pima. Terri tory Of Arizona. Waller S Bell plsintffT against Rosalie Bell Defendant Action is brought in the District Caurf of inc First In dioiai Disiricl in and for The County of Pima in the Territory of Arizona
 me Territory Of Arizona sends greet ing 10 Rosalie Bell. lOu ar. hereby ann moned and required Co appear in an action brought against you hy the above named Dlaiu- lin, m the District Court 1r the First JUd.ciaI District m and for the C1uurv ,F Pima in inc Ierrstery e--i Eiana ef -7-,a..r ~--,, n, itt nied with the Clerk cf this Court. al Turson in said County, "a copy or which comDlaint accompanies thIs summol-A within tW erfv oANs krNcia-iYe of The day oi -er,icel af(cr The service upon you Of ihi- summons. fl s,.r,ed in thls county; but nsrryed ont of The County sna wlthn this District. then within thirty uaFh. m all other eases forty days This ac- ton is brought Co obt8Iu decree die-oIviug eHS .YnoS "i malrimuuy existing between !ialn,ln Ahu aeienoant, Upun the ground, par tH' uiai'! sel infth Tn iEe complaint on file nsLLe.D, t9 NAlCh reicrerCe is made: and for otnsr anu further relief a- to fhe Court shall seem meet And v,1 or- hcreb, notified that if you fail to snnesr and hnswer The complaint a- oh,,s fr,s,,, ,7i-s5 me plsihtlh VIII take judgment and decree AssihSt tou ihAt ihe bonds or uatrinorv here toioFe eAihtlng between rlaiutifTaud defendant oe ahusieu aho sci agiis and that earb oT eaio ? pialntih and defendant ac forever divorced AnS Sneoiutig Iced irCu e1Uh other and costs eh9 els0ufseinents iu this behalf ,.xpcpdct
 0iNcn under my hand and Tho seel or said DlslIlc1 CoaTt, thIs FiEecuih 7s, of June A
 ' 4N''- GEO. A. CLI-M. Clerk
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
RIood Snckrr District


 We learn that Martin Medley pur- chased Conrad Soyer's quarter interest in the group Of mines comprising the Favorite, Willow. Grand Turk, My Girl, Quai's Nest and New Moon, for. it is said, about $4OOO. The other owners of the property are ". A. Howard, D. B. Ray, Ed Hudson. of this city, and the property is said to be more than promising. MessrS. How ard and Medley came in town ye,ter day from tLe claims, and report that at the depth of If feet on the Favorite they have free-milling pay-streak 40 inches wide, the rocl, from which car ries free gold plainly visible 10 the naked eye. and an assay made of some of the rock brought Tn gave the hand some result Of $2SL7j. Both the width of the vein and the value of the rock have increased so much since the work Of sinking commenced that as soon as Messrs. Howard and Medley return they will send the shaft down 50 feet. On the Willow a 12-foot shaft re- veals much the same character Of ore as the Favoriie, while the other claims all show well for the amount of work expended on them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

HERE is what an old Tucsonite is up to. His many friends will be pleased to hear that he is doing SO well, and it will do them as much good as if they each and all received personally the same definite and high ly lucId dispatch, which VIC clip from the San Francisco Stock Report {. Sometimes cipher dispatches have a curious sound. For example, here is a cipher dispatch Joe Wasson sent here from Virginia City yesterday to a friend in this city: Cincinnati pirates pisants three colors rcd mouth, gray back, muIdtto, crawling eating each up-am Major-Gcneral, am or phan boy picked up Hancock The recipient declines to say what the point is ln the above. He says there isn't any. He is a Democrat.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
' House Made of Paper.

There is at the Sidney, Australia, Exhibition a house built or paper. The entire furniture. including chan deliers anG stove, is of paper. So. too. are the carpets and curtains; and there Is bedroom in which there Is not only a paper bed, but also paper blankets, sheets, quilts and female un- derclolhInE, drcsses and bonnets in the latest style. IL is proposed to give a series of banQuets in this luildrnE. at which the plates, dishes, knive, and forks and drinking utensils shall be also of paper-eveything, in fine, ex- cept the eaiablcS.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
SUM MONS.

VH RRIToRY OF ARIZoNA. CorXTy OF liha' ID Justice Ouurt. before Charles 1T Meyer, Ju-iice of ihc Peace. Precinct No. Xn Xne, stephen llckarrt, rla.ntih. ys A. C. hunter, Defendant, nemsaA. Sls2. upon 8 promissoTy note hled ai my ofics The Ter Iv,tory vy oi Arizona sends greeting 10 Mir A. ti. ,t op are hereby summoned and required to ap- pe-t before me ut my office in tbe town of The son, and County Of Pima. op fbe T,ye,ify. Siyfb u August 4. D. lSs0 at 10 o'clock 1bo.a' ~ answer the complaint of the To@,CA,I Ihs'9sa s9 Pl3intif, who demands Of
 ~ soa are indebted to him in the
 yn'One Hundred aad Eirbfv.tNo 5oilqrs ..7.;-a yoa faii to appear and answer said com p.siHt , as herein required. the plaintiff will ySusinent against you as demanded. and Il'ee n SSs6 under m hand this a5th day Of June,
 CHARLES E MEYER
 FreeiAi No. One, Pima County.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Carpets and Bedding,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising Ash, Maple and Solid Black Walnut Chamber Suits, French Bureau and Dressing case Suits, Queen Anne, Eastlake and Japanese Suits, Wardrobes, Chiionieres, SidebOards, Bookcases, Secre- taries, Desks, Extension and Breakfast Table, Marble-top Center Tables, Parlor Furui- ture, Lounges and Bed Loun- ges, What-nots and Brackets; a very large assortment of wood and cane-seat CLairs, and a large variety of walnut and oak office, dining, library and children's Chairs and Stools.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Bishop Vicar Apostolic Of Arizona
I. O. O. F..

At a regular meeting of lhe Asso citation of the Independent Ordcr oI Odd Fellows Tn this city held on the 27th, the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing term: President, A. r. Petit; Vice President, J S- Mans field; Treasurer, ". F. Scott; Secretary, II. D. Corbiti.
 The above branch of the popular order of Odd Fellows was formed in January last, and has its meetings every Sunday m the office of Nlr. Petit, on Convent street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Office II5 Broadway, N. Y
American Mining Stock Exchange

(under the saspices oi The Nlnlns Trust Co' ]
 Exchsnce Rooms and offices, No. @
 Broadway, New York.
 This Erohange will be opened as soon as the necessary Improvements iu the rooms, now in progress. have 6een comf f'ctoi- about June l.. The Comrit.ee on Stock Li-t and Securities Is now prepared to receive and act upcn applI- cations from M.SrSG 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 WI. F. MOLLER, Secretary of the Com mittee care Mining Trust Co.
 Applications will be received for limited number Of noR-Iaembers' monthly seat tickets Of admission.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA.
 June 2S. lSSl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE lN following named settler has filed notice of his intention Co make final proof before The Register fthc Land Office Aug. {. IsSl in suu- port Of his claim, and 60 secure final entry there "t Benito CalSedi-.3, who made prc-cmptioH de- clarpfoTy statement NJ. 3Si flrthp = Fi- Scr aS Township l3, Range 3 East and names the following as his wirue~-es, viz: Placido Ruelas, Jesps M. Elia- Juan Romero and Migue! Marlin all oi Tucson. Pima County. Arizona v. h. PAULISON,
 Register.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

MR. W. c. DAVIS returned on Sa,ur- day afternoon from the Santa Cato- rinas, and today the balance of the party of ladies and gentlemen arrived enthusiastic in their accounts of the Jannt and well Drowned by the sun and wind. This extended picnic will without doubt be followed by others now that the ice is broken.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

MR. c. E. PIERCE has returned from a most successful business trip to Tombstone, Harshaw and the other mining camps Of the southern part of the coun'y. We are pleased to see him back again, and more pleased that he escaped an accident in his journey that would probably have proved fatal. While dismounting from the coach hls foot slipped, and by a mere chance the only result was some slight bruises and a temporary insensit l v. Tucson could i'll afford to lose one of her en- tcrpriSing young merchants.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

THERE is considerable talk of an- other excursion to Santa Monica, and possibly to San Francisco. Hearing that R. B. Kelley was the prime mover, VIC interviewed him on the subject, and eliciied the fact that there was such a project in contemplation, but as the plans are yet incomplete and indefinite, he could give Us no particulars, beyond that it would take place, if at all, during the latter part of July, and that it would possess several new and attractive features. We venture to predict, however, that the excursion will take place, aud will add that il could be in no better than the energetic kelleys hands.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

THE Tombstone, Corbin and Con. teniion mill machinery was manufac- iured by HinckIey. Speers X Hayes. Of San Francisco, and those who con template the erection of tirst-class ma chinery would do well 10 make note of this fact.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

WE are remIndcd that Tucson is very much nearer to civilization now than ever by the fact that the sneak thief and burglar are becoming a trifie more ditfuse, as it were. Mir. P. NJ. Ihnrmond's residence a short distance out of town, has, during his absence. been burglarized and everything of value taken. BurglarIes and petty thetts are becoming altogether too numerous, and we would respectfully remind our readers that the nearer the railroad brings them to the outer world the tighter they must lock their doors
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

WILLIAM MosHER, fireman on en. zine No. 43, fell between the cars at Benson today and received a com pound fracture of his left leg. He was 6rought to the hospital and properly cared for.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Add Tour Mite

In today's issue of our paper will be found letter from Bishop Saipointe in relation to the fund which was sug- gested by TIE CITIZEN for the pur- chase of windmill for the Sisters Hospital. A little aid to the Sisters is no more than their due from a com muuiiy in whose midst their disin- tere>ted work never ceases, and whose people are constantly benefited by their un'itiug work. The hospital IS a most worthy institution, and as it is not selfsUpporiing, il is the duty of our citizens, without regard 10 creed or sect, 10 add to the resources of the hardworking managers. The improve ment in question would not, it is esli mated, cost more than $200 when com plcted, and this sum ought to be easily raised in small contributions.
 In response to the request Of Bi-hop SalpOinte, TIE CITIZEN will under take to at as treasurer of the fund until sufficient has been raised tu erect a good and substantial windmill al the hospital, and will publish at stated in tervals list of the contributions.
 Now let every one help in lhis movement, if ever so little, and in a shoit time the grounds of the hospital vi T tc not only a credit to our con- maniiy, but an important aid in the restoration to health of the uufortu nate inmates. The first contribution we have 10 announce is that of Nr. r. D. QaiuH, who left S for lhe pur- pose, before leaving for Sonora.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

FROM inc Silver City IN. M Chron Icle: The whistles of the three stamp mills are heard in Silver City every day.
 Daily the gap lesSens. The A, T. ,S <. F. road k crowding down the Rio Grande at the rate ofils miles per day. The whistle will be heard and freight delivered al Socorro early in July
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
North Side of Church Plaza.
Dissolution of Partnership.

UNHE PARTNFRSBTpHERET0FORF TX istinE 17-'TCth C. Casou and Paul No roney is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. c. Cason assumes all the debts of the concern. All persons having claims against said con cern VIII present tine same for payment to C. Cason, and all persons owing said concern will pay promptly, or the claims wili be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection
 C.CASON
 PAUL MORONEY. TrfcsOS Jure 70 TS30
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

GEN. MARQUEE. the Mexican h. surgent General. passed through town yesterday morning en Tuute for los Angeles He has q Lieutenant there aud this junction of forces may have some signi ticsncc Semi Tropic.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
ASSAY Office and Chemical Laboratory
 CONDUCTED BY SALAZAR & RAIN Mining Engineers, MctaIIurgisis
 and ASSayers, Tucson.
Meyers Street. opposite ralae. uc.el.

He'e's street. opposite falacc Hotel. \ SSA1S AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS Ll oi every description of ores and other sub slahccs promptly made. Highest degree of accuracy CiAraHteed Samples seut from out sue ny mall or express properly attended Co. buiIloh renned. melted and stamped. Reliable ISpnrtS ana Information on mines in all parts el ArizonA and Sonora furnished Plaus. spcc- HSallohs and estimates ou mines mills and other works. Underground surveying and mapping speciality English, Spuuish. Ger man and French spoken.
 B. SAEAZAR, Graduate Of tho Royal Mining Scboo. ,r F-si 6srg, and Of the Imperial Mining school al Clausthal, Germany
 FRED. RAIN, IIsda lte of the Imperial Polytechuical School ai Berlin; formerly assistant of the NetsInr & s&.cH LahoFatnry st Tsrowitz, Germany: late ioSl hsTcae ''''
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

TIE freight on hay per car. 2OOOO pounds, from Colton to Tucson Is S1OO. CD barley, S2O0.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
BEDDiNG.

Woven-wire Mattresses, up holstered and skeleton Spr1ng Beds, Curled Hair, Moss, Wool and Cotton-top Mattresses, Pil- lows and Bolsters, Steam dressed live geese Feathers, Sheets, Pillow-slips and shams.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

IRE population Of Signal is about SeTeutv five souls
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
CARPETS.

A full line of Tapestry, Brus sels, 3-ply, and all grades of 2 ply Carpeting, and q complete assortment of Oil Cloth, Mat ting, Rugs and Mats.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

lass uf memory. ia--iiude. u1...-H.. -.. .-. aversion Co society. dimue-s .r r.-..1. 2 .as in the head. tte vital fluid pa--ir---. '.-.rt iu the urine, end many oJge- 1--..-.~ t-.. -i to insanity and death
 DR. ilISTiL will a---H r. '.t e Hundred Doi'a9> for ease .l l..- "s Vital Restorative under his --
 and treatmcut will LuJ rera ur .- a- impure or injurious found ir f. H- NF treats all Private 0i--e-e- -.r.-- mercury. Consultation FREE animation and edyic-. irr... urine. s. Price uf Vital Easrurt.5,g. >i bottle, or i0gc tiwes tsr quantity. '' any address upon receipt Ul H. HI. secure from observation. .r 4. H-.. 4-s if desired. hy s. B. rEiETI;. 'l. p, hearur street, San tr.u.l-e1. .s.t1
 Dr. 5intie's Kidney Remedy. Nrphr. cum. cures all iiu.- ui h..rry t.. .a.t' Complaints, GGrorrarl C."s-. rl For sale ky all drli--.-.s. si - a.--.-. -.z '"' ties for S5.
 Dr. Mintie's D1udoiion D I's gre t1s best and cheapest Dyspepsia t 'llou cure in the market ta. 5a..
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

K HOE & cos CHiSEL rUa-r
 SOLID SAWS. PRINTING S LITHOGGtpH pp7.,- STEABNS YANUFACTURfyc ra.
 UNEQUALED saw MILL MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS rI,,., AND SIMPLE AUTOMATIC r-r.-. 1scA1 UNIVERSAL
 AUToMATIy CUTOFF COELESS ENGINES AND .a,5sss AMERICAN CYLINDER LyRFr.7as
 CHEAPEST AND BEST GUM. LEATHER AND UNION RIFT ALBANY LUERlCATING cogPorv,
 AND CUPS ALBANY CYLINDER OIL.
 BOILER SCALE EFtrrg4~,p
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
The Great Eqghsb Remedy

[ A V EYER
 FaI r-fG r \e-Vg-- i,v, Erl ..l. .SeEt5 W--,rs5s, Sperr rfU--rrL, Lost 'ialiraiis .pOteurr. H-r --s land -il.s .cder.s -e.t l.a3 .aud vg-..' f..ss and rEg--a- .- Es tIrrr sr ls
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Oil, Holland and Paper Shades
 al! colors and qualities.
PICTURES.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

Curtains and Lambrequins O, Nottingham and Guipure Lace, ferries, Gretonnes, Yute, Raw ollk Tapestries, Mouldings and Wall Paper.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
FORT GR2SI AND CAMP TECl-I
 MAIL LINE

TROM POINT OF MoJ \ N -1--' ,5 cant
 Fort Grant and salord '0 Thomas. ..sl- tr Stages will leave Point ot l '.-e es9-5" weekly. carr, ,Inz posse lg~,fs .t- t.l y,..7a cAnnecting eith coaches .-. ,-,r~. Mail and TrsnsDorrai aiiou t'''
 NORTON 6 SIE NARt.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

\. 8. PortioUl7r 0ffsnti9n gieen Co repairs cf FlRe WEeles, CloctS aud Jel1elry
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