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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
Sole Traders S Notice.

NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, lN Louisa N. Brown, wife of R. NJ. Brown. residing in the City of Tucson. County oi Pima, Territory oi Arizona, intend, from and aiter this date, To carry on in my own name and on my own account the business of keep ing and conducting Hotel in al its branches in said City Of TucsOn; and that the amount of money originally invested in said business does not exceed i've thousand dollars. That from this date l will be individually respOnsi- ble, in my oWn name, for ali debts contracted by me on account Of said business
 Dated at Tucson, this Sd day of November. A. D. 1880.
 Witness: D. P. HOdges
 LOUISA NJ. BROWN. SEAL.
 Territory of Arizona, County Of Pima, ss.-- On tb;s twenty-third day of Novem her. A. D. one thousand eight hundred and eighty, before me, William J. Osborn. Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, personally ap- pesred LOuisa VI. Brown, whose name is sub scnbed to the annexed instrument es the party thereto, know t0me to be the person de seftoed n and who executed The said annexed instrument as The party thereto. and who duly acknowledged to me that she executed the same freely and voluntarily. and for the uses and purposes therein written.
 ~----- In wines where f. I have hereuutO
 SEAL Aset my hand and affixed my official - seal. the day and year in this certiiI- cate first above mentioned.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Notary Public.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
ARIZONA CONCENTRATION COM
 pANY
An Extensive EaierPrise-The Efforts to Successfully Work the Dry Gold Plaeers Near Ehrenberg.
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Yuma Sentinel
 The Arizona Concentration Com : pany sent fifty men through Yuma : last Monday Cu rOule Co thelr exlen- ] siye placer grounds at PlOmoso. near ELrenberg. This company has been
 at work in the Territory for nearly a ! year prospecting and preparing the | way to introduce their Dry Ore Con- ! CentratOrs upon all desirable grounds ! where wafer cannot be obtained. The l G ulpauy own and c1utrol the letters 1 paJcut ior the ' Stevens Dry Ore Con- 1 ceutru,Or for the Territories or Arl- ! z0na and New Mexico, and these ma- ] chimes, after a careful and thorough ! test, have proven that they are capa- be uf working five tons of dirt per hour and will save 93 per cent. of the : gold contained in the dirt. The ma chimes are constructed in solid and : durable manner and warranted to run ! for six months without alteration or repair. The company have secured : thIee thousand acres ol placer ground ! in the PlomOsa District, and inc dirt averages from three Co five q llaIs per ] ton with the prospect Of stIA n d ] pocket occasionally that will maternal ! ly increase the yield of gold. The maximum cost of working the dir does not exceed one dollar per ton and as the company now have six ma- chimes on the ground ready to work, with a capacity of six hundred tons per day, the magnitude of the enter
 prise can readily be seen.
 The company propose to send more men Co theIr grounds as fast as they can be utilized, and as it is the policy and piaD of the company 10 erect set in operation other mills besides the one now in operation, the com pany confidently expect 10 have at least five mills running before next spr,ng, and give employment 10 a; ie1~t live hundred men. To sull fur ihcr augment their returns, the com
 pany find, in taking out the dirt for
 ,heIr machines. that they obtain about three Der cent. in g1lena, and that in wO king up to he capacity of lhe machines, they obtain, besides the free gold, IS Jnns of galena, which has been carefully as>ayei and carrie, over $50 per lon in silver. The com pany have made a contract with the Castle Dome Sm ltIng Works whereby they will receive the full value ul the silver contained in the ma erial, the lead more than paying the freight and cost of work. We wish the company every success in their undertaking, and are convinced that they have com menceI an industry that will net unll uf great profit and benefit Co them selve-, but will materially aid ia de- vclopIng this part of the Territory. We shaIl watch the progress of their worK with interest, anu will, from lime to time, give our readers the re- suit of their operations.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
Prosperity on Salt River
rPhenix Gazette.l

II IS estimated by some of our best informed rauchers and merchants that over ons-third more land will toe cultivated during the coming season than ever before. This is owing principally 70 inc increase in our farming populstion, which has been such, during the past year, as 10 make necessary lhe extension oi the various ditches, in order 10 supply all with water. No better indication Of the prosperity Of our valley can be found than in the steady yearly increase in the number Of acres under cultivation. The present outlook ot our valley is most promising. We have not, of course, such a boom as intlates in a day towns into cities, which exist for a few days and then collapse like any other bubble. While our growth is slow. it is sure. and resembles the growth of he oak, as the boom re- scmblcs the besn-stalk Of Jack tbe Giant Killer
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
Mining Notice.

VUIlS Is TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS l against purchasing certain Copper Mine, nnless from The undersigned and associates, located in two locations of fneeu hundred feet each, on May 24th, lS11, as tho " Omega mine. aud the Omega mine first Easterly extension, situated on Western base of the santa hita Mountains, ahOut thirty miles a ntte East Of South from Tucson The neces- saTg lawful work req Quired by law Co hold minnE claims Has been done upon each OF those To- cations, year by wear, from date or location. On February 4ih, le,s, one Virgin located I50l feel taxing m part oi each location, calling his location The "Gubraltar- Persons Durchos- ing or intending Co purchase the Gi6ralter. -' will do well Co examine title, as myseIfand associates claim 10 be the legal owners. and shall nst part with our title unless for con sideration uuul legal remedies are exhausted.
 <. R. DELONG.
 Fort Bowie, A. T., Nov Ie, 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
Elegantly Furnished WITH ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS

Special attention paid 10 Families. Rooms single and en suite.
 The table is furnished with everything that California and Arizona markets can supply A fine line Of Imported Wines, Liquors ana Cigars, elc, at the Bar.
 4 Free Bus from all Trains.
 The undersigned has assumed entire co trol Of the Palace Hotel. and will use every clcrt to contribute 10 the comfort Of guests Patrons will please report any iualteutioI on the part of ntIachcs
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
Extendins the Telegraph


 Col. R. R. Haine>, Superintendent, oi the Southern California and Aii- z"na lines of the Western Union Tel egraph Company, came 10 tewn Frl- day From Harshaw. and left last even. ing for Ben-on, 10 hurry up the con- sirucjion of the new liRe BOW being built between Tucson and Benson. The poles are set 10 Pantauo. and tbe work will be completed 10 Benson in about two weeks. As 10 the line to Harshaw and La Norla, the l.dica- tons are that it will be built at once
 9nc will also be extended as far as Magdalena and Hermos!llo. connect ing at . latter place with with line alreadySuilt 10 Guayma>. A line will also probably be built to Blsbee
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27

SAN FRANCISCO people have prej- udice against cooking oysters, because they say that cooking oysters makes them ind gestible. Bul they 20 right along cooking cabbages, sausages, mince pies and mining reports.- TGrluhic.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27

THE mean temperature at 4 a. m. during the past week was SS 9, the lowest being S. The highest tenn perature al noon was 69 and loves, 55 during the same period.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27

THE Homesiake mine, in ihe Black Hills. with its S7 ore, pays $50, GOO Co S50OOO month divldend~, and has nearly S2.00O, GOO net profit in the 60 reserves " or co ore ID sight now in the mine.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27

TIE total production for the world Of gold and silver for 373 years, from l495 10 1875, is estimated bv eminent German authority at S7,476, ,1S5, 5IO. 50 ot silver, and S5.644, 15l, 24l. 43 of gold.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
BEDDING.

woven-wire Mattresses, Upholstrred and Skeleton Spring Beds, Curled Hair, Noes, Wool and Cotton Top Mattresses, Pillows and Bolzters, SJeam-dresscd Live Geese Feathers, Sheets. Pillow-slips and Shams.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
A CARD.

The manner in which have been cs,l.
ed upon 10 allow my name 10 be used a,
an Independent candidate for Circuit
Judge. fe.s-ls RE To believe that the peo-
ple desire 10 have this office removed from
the arena of party politics and placed as
it properly should he, spoa a MORE ele-
waited and dignified plane. 1t is ~ oIcc
of supreme dignity and one Of great re-
sponsibility, the life, liberty and proper
ty of the citizen are 10 considerable ex-
tent in ,lse keeping of the court; the very
peace and happiness of society, its moral
ity and safety depends largely upon the
manner I'm which courts of justice admin
lister the law.
A iudge therefore should have nothing
TO do with politics; il is an office whicS
ever should be separated fr"Tn them AMI
thus kept pure and mcontaminaied by
political bias or influences of any charac-
ter which might affect its purity or indie
pendence.
A Sorry dayit will be to any people
when the ermine Is made the reward of
political service or made 10 subServc POI
litical ends.
now say'to my fellow citizens Of all
shades of political opinions that IL 1t be-
YOUR pleasure Ia confer upon me the hon
or will accept the trust with full APP
probation gifts responsibilities and prom
ise you faithful and impartial discharge
of the dnties of the Office: remembering
~ do it is the whole people Who are Z,
gain or loose IA the law Is properly or
improperly administered.
Inow place myself before the people a,
their candidate for The office of Judge II
this Circuit. Very respectfully,
JAMES II. GROVE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02

An UNpRovoxEp AssAUIT.-ln the
afternoon of the last day Of tho Berke-
lev Fair, Mr.. Earl Glenn of Jefferson
county, was assaulted without cause or
provocation, by an over-grown rutflan
who resides in this city and received an
ugly cut on his head, caused by a pair
Of knuckles. We regret that Mr. g.,
did no: have the matter investigated, as
such cowardly conduct deserves swift
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sfdtesman.
Cold piercing winds and driving rains
seldom fail 70 bring on a Cough, Cold
or Hoarseness at this season, and DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept in
every house. For sale by all Druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ENTLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.
J. w. Towner, Piedmont; F. W.
Richardson, Berryville; Geo. Cnrrie, j.
ID. Moler, Dufiields; G. Z. Brushing, j.
Mecredy, Hagerstown; U. S. Lulz, Jas.
Maglone, S. V. r. r.; J. r. Bolts, Ad-
ans Elk Co.; Judge G. ]. Faulkner,
Martinsburg; Samuel Fest, Reading,
Pa; II. w. Blunt, Washington.
VIRGINIA HorEL-W. A. ADAMS, Pro
PRIEToR.
Thos. Mechanics, l.. P. Tabb, Balti-
more; II. Brown and wife, T. E. Nit
tag, J. w. Carver, Hagerstown; Or.
Stevens and son, Leetown; Mrs. Eliza
Wilson, Mrs. Beach, Hartford, Conn;
Mrs. n. Z. Kirby, T. I. Kirby, 5.
Moore, p. Strausner, Martinsburg; j..
Hanlen, Marietta, Pa; Mrs. Woody,
Charlestown; Mrs. L. Moler, A. P. Rem
ner, County; d. Landhimer, Washing
ton; F. Dllhimer, Philadelphia; l. e.
Shute, Camden, N. j.; w. A Conner,
Mechanicsburg, Md.
Watch out TOR the suction Uiils of George ID.
McC,iincy, AuCtioncer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
htarriages.

September 90, 1880, in the Lutheran
Church at Unionville, by Rev. ID. NJ.
Moser, Mr.. AMBROSE HENDRICKS
and Miss MAGGIE Il. RONEMOUS,
daughter of the late VIM. Rouemous,
deceased, both Of this county.
In the Baptist church in Martinsburg,
September 18th, 1880, by Rev, MIR.
Rice, Mr.. PHILIP NJ. STINE to Miss
MARY NJ. WALKER, both of Berke-
ley county.
On the 10th ult., at the Lutheran
parsonage, Martinsburg, by Rev. l.. NJ.
Cutler, Mr.. JOHN EVERSOLE, of
Berkeley county, and Mrs. MARCIA
RET FULK, of Martlnsbu.g.
August 3lst 1880, on the bridge at
Hapers Ferry, NJ. JOHN LEWIS and
Miss LIZZIE QUANTZ, both of Win
chester
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
COUNTY CONVENTION.

In response to the call OF the Demo,
cratic Comfy Executive Committee OF
Jefferson county, the County Conyen-
ton met at the Court House in Charles
town, on Monday, September 27, 1880.
The meeting was called to order by DIR.
J. D. Starry, Chairman of the Executive
Committee, and ISAAC H. STRlDER
was ,hereupon made temporary Chair
man, and John Portertield and l.. A.
Montague appointed temporary Secreta-
ries.
Committees were appointed on per-
manent organization, order OF business,
credentials and resolutions.
TIE committee On permanent officers
recommended thatth temporary officers
be made the permanent ones, which was
adopted, and the committee on order of
business recommended that nominations
be made in the following order: 1st.
Sheriff: I'd. Assessors; Sd. States Attor-
ney: 4th. President of County Court;
5,h. County Surveyor; 9th. County
Commissioners.
On motion of G. II. Turner, John 5.
Moore was unanimously nominated for
Sheriff.
Messrs. r. A. Alexander and Charles
II. Trail were also unanimously nomina-
ted for assessors.
Messrs. Cleom Moore and Forrest w.
Brown were put in nomination before
the Convention for States Attorney.
Mr.. Brown came foru ard and withdrew
his name, and Mr. Moore was uuani-
mously nominated
The names of r. W. Baylor, V. NJ.
Firor and VIM. 3. Daniels, were placed
before the Convention for President Of
the County Court, and Col. r. w. Bay
lor receiving a majority ofthe votes, was
declared the nominee.
For County Surveyor, S. Howell
Brown was nominated by reclamation.
For County Commissioners, A. +.
Davis, NJ. w. Burr, J. S. Melvin, John
J. Cockrell, Isaac II. Strider aud w. j.
Knott, were voted upon, and on the first
ballot Isaac II. Strider and J. S. Melvin
were nominated. The third ballot re-
suited in the nomination Of Col. Baylor.
The following persons were appoint
ed members of the County Executive
Committee:
Geo. w. Bryant, John II. Hostler,
w. w. B. Gallaher, Julius G. Holmes,
Isaac II. Stridcr, Eugene Baker, J. Gar
land Hurst, Chas. Fl. Trail, William
Butler, jacob Ferrells, T. w. 4eale,
Jas. n. Smallwood, L. B. Moore, D..
Moore, d. Grove Henkle, n. II. Willis,
G.. =. L. Wilson, A. II. Tanquary, JIG.
Shirley, G. II. Knott, J. P. Hill, w. II.
Il. Lewis, w. w. Brown, NJ. w. Burr,
d. Wiltshire, J. f. Foley J. NJ. Daniels.
On motion, the Convention adj'nd.
ISAAC Ii. STRIDER, Ch'mn.
JONI PoRTERFlELD, Secretaries.
/. A. MONTAGUE,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
THE TICK Ell.

The full Democratic ticket, for Coun-
ty and State, is now in the field, and we
expect every democrat to vote it solid.
The County and Senatorial tickets,
including the Judgeship, are composed
of gentlemen of excellent character and
ability, and to whom no one can object.
We are glad to learn that the OLSEN
sion entertained by some few of the
party is now passing away, and that all
are wheeling into line, and will support
the full ticket to man.
Senator Butler and Judge Faulkner
will be elected by large majorlties. Sen
ator Butler is making splendid can
vass over the district.
We hear of good tidings from him
every day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

George McKown, leading citizen OF Berkeley
county, died last Sunday, aged 81 years.
Mr.. John L. Richard has inst returned from
the East and Is now receiving his Fall and Win
ter stock of Goods. Call and zee them.
Rev. 8. 8. wilson will begin a protracted
meeting At Ganotown, Berkeley county, on the
9th Of October.
"Templar' of Gano'owp, writes Us as follow
ave notice DR.. A. b. Zimm-rmsn of your town,
was in our vcicnity this week, and judging FROM
surrounding circumstances we concluded that
he was paying bis DsvOURs 70 . certain young
lady of our bAiliwick
Miss Bette Licklider Is visiting friend, at
Williamsport, Md.
A difficulty between Jim CuIpeper aud Jim
Ross, AZ Halitowp, on Friday night 81, resulted
in Ross being shot through the breast and
killed by Culpeper, who was committed TO jail
on Saturday.
Joe. Throckmorton, q colorcd barber at Sum-
init Point, fell into . we'll ~ that place whilst
under the influence of liquor, on saturday after-
noon, and was killed.
Judge Rird has decideded that Page county,
Va is bound for It's subscription 70 the ). V. Il.
r, and the case will 60 to the Court of Appeals
OF the State.
Capt George Baylor and Mr. J. ] West will
address the people, at Myestu~r, on Monday
evening nex', at ~ o'clock.
r. L. Magruder has just received q large and
choice stock Of Cigars Cigreises and Tobaccos
Call and see for yourself.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
Ueatbs.

AT the residence of her brother, r. r.
Smith, in Berryville, Sept. 9, 1880, EN-
lily f. daughter Of the late Treadwell
Smith.
In Winchester, on the-of Septem-
Der, 1880, EMMA, the beloved wife of
Mr.. Henry jenkins and daughter Of Mr..
Joseph and Elizabeth Brown.
At her residence in Little George
town, Berkeley county, Sept. l6, 1880,
Mrs. LUCETTA LOGAN, in the 10Th
year of her age.
Suddenly on the morning Of the 3lst
: of August, in Philadelphia, of Anue-
rism, Mrs. ROSE l.. HEDGES, the be-
loved wife Of DR.. Charles Hedges of
West Va.
Fell asleep in Jesus, Sunday morning,
Sept. 18th, after an illness of two years
and nine months, MARY CATHA-
RINE, wife Of Henry A. Miller, aged
81 years and 9 months.
In this place, Sept. 81, 1880, EMMA,
daughter of Mr.. Geo. +. Folk, aged
about II years.
She was too dear to stay below,
God called her up above;
He called her from this earthly clay,
To sing redeemiug love.
She has gone to join her brothers
On that delightful shore:
Where sickness, sorrow, pain and death
Are felt aud feared no more.
Then fond mother cease your weeping
Sorrowing father dry your tears;
Emma is only sleeping,
Till her Saviour's voice she hears.
Sweetly sleep my little cousin,
Holy angels guard thy bed,
Gently rest in Jesus Emma,
Till he calls thee from the dead.
BY her cousin II. w.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Editor-The republicans of the
three counties of Berkeley, jefferson aud
Morgan, met in Martinsburg last Satur-
day, ostensibly for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the offices Of Judge
and the State Senate. They met in secret
caucus, and all that Is known to the pub
lie is, that they failed to nominate. 1t is
also known that Mr.. Wisner is an indie
pendent candidate for the ,Judgeship and
Sam. Davidson for the Senate. The in
ference is, that while the republicans de-
cllned to nominate, the understanding
was that Wisner and Davidson are to re-
ceive the support OF the republican party
of the three counties, hoping that with
the democracy divided the so-called indie
pendent candidates may slip in.
Now Mr.. Editor, will the democracy
of Jefferson allow the republicans to win
the high and important offices of Judge
and State Senator, against the regular
nominees of the democratic party! |
think not.
CONVENTION DEMOCRAT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
CONVENTION DEMOCRAT.
JUDGE FAULKNER.

We need not say that the nomination
of Chas. j. Faulkner, Jr., to the Judicial
office of this Circuit has given entire sat-
isfaction to the democrats of Berkeley
county. We aver without the fear of
contradiction that no man among the le-
gal fraternity of the Sd Judicial district
is his superior at the bar and none more
capable of filling the office to the satisfac-
ton of the people. Honest, upright and
invulnerable, he will hold the scales of
justice, evenly balanced, and wear the
ermine unsoled in the sight of God.
We are gratitied to learn that the dis
satisfaction among the Morgan democra-
cy at the rejection of their candidate for
the Senate is rapidly passing away, and
a healthy and harmonious feeling is sue
ceeding the little storm which tor 4 time
agitated its urface.-MARTINsB'G STATES
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02
We OFFER FOX MIN AND boiS
HATS AND CAPS,

Undershirts, Drawers and Stocking, Oycrshirif,
Dress Shirt, white, fancy and colored; Collars
and Cuff, lLen and pape; Cud and Collar Bnt-
tons an1 Shirt Studs y ckwear In Tics, Bows
and Scarf, Susyenders, II. Edkerchi-'s. Pocket
Book, Cues. Umbrt llal ard very article known
10 n gentleman aud Jorti.'s furnishing store
COATS, PANTS and VESTS and Oycrhalls,
ready made or made 10 - d.r, Tor men aud bby-.
BOYS SUITS AND ONERCOATS A
SPECIALITY.
Buffalo Robes, Sleigh and Buggy Blankets,
Horse Covers ann Fancy Robes 10 great variety.
GLOVES IN 20 DIFFERENT STYLES,
for ladies, gents, boys and children; children's
Kid Mitleus i'm the new sprisg tops, the nj
cest article ever cfferei for CT ildrrns rrar; Dog
Kid police patent lever spring whist Buch ana
Leather Gloves, With ladies Dog Kid and spring
wrist Gloves and MiLteus u specially. We have
IS hands Ia this one branch OF our msnUfactor-
les Ladies and chllArens Purs In all ths various
styles. FURS CLEANED, ALTERED AND
REPAIRED.
We invite the public 10 call ard see; the In
ducements We of, T will be the article you want
and The price at which We offer IL.
UPDEGRAFF'S,
OPPOSITE THE BALDWIN HOUSE,
uAGERSTOWN MD.
Oct. =, 1850. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02

Mr.. Zittle-We take the liberty Of an
III nouncing Mr. ID. &. ADAMS a. can
didate for Justice Of the Peace in Potomac
District. Mr.. A. having served as con-
stable for several years and lately Emu
merator Of census In said District no one
will question his entire fitness aud quail
fication for said position, and will be sup
ported By MANY VOTERS.
Aug. %, 1880. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-02

The Hon. G. II. Butler has been re-
nominated for the Senate in the Berke
ley and Jefferson district. The Senator
was conspicuous for his aggressive dis
position against the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad in the last Legislature. He is
a good sort of a man, and if Democrat
is to be elected in that district we hope
that he may succeed. 1t does no harm
to have both sides of the railroad ques-
ton represented in the Legislature
Uhecling MteHgencer.