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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
BaIky Horses.

A correspondent of the Ruralisl writes: Many and varied have been the plans. both kind and harsh, tried for the cure of balkiness in horses by parties troubled, delayed and pro voked in this way. Having had con siderable experience in the handling of such horses, have found the follow. in good remedy. It is easily and quickly performed, and has never, so far as am aware, failed to cure: Two persons are required for the trIal. One should hold the relIs while the other fastens a short strap or rOpe-a halter strap, always at hand, answers the purpose weil-irst below the fetlock of foreleg; then, going forward, he should pull on the strap until the horse lifts his foot; continuing to pull, ihe foot will be brought forward and set down a little in advance of the other. The horse, thus thrown out oi a natural position, will move forward tO regain his equilibrium. Another pull will cause another move for ward. This may be repeated several times, or until the horse moves with out having his foot pulled forward Usually, the first O. second prll will start him. Three or four such re- minders, at most, will do the work When the start is made il is generally an easy one. Sometimes, however, il has the appearance of the horse being in a hurry 10 get away from the pro- voking man with the strap; therefore, a steady hand should manage tho reins. have never known q horse under this treatment to kick or ac mean in any other way than to try tC run. When he does start of, the hold on the strap should he given up, After having gone twenty five or more wards. the horse should gently bt brought to q stand and the strap re- moved. Then try to start him with out the strap. If he does noG move off at once apply it again. He vii soon tire Of being thus annoyed, anC will give you DO further trouble 1T ihIs way.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO's PRO
 GRESS.
Its Independent New York Line Open Through Trains Run Between Washington and New IOrk-Hos- tility of the Pennsylvania Company Overcome.
LNew York paily Amelicsn Ezehangc..

New York Daily American Exchangc.l
 The New York and Washington line of the Baltimore and Ono Com pany has become an accomplished fact. Yesterday passenger trains be- gan running, the first ones leaving New York for Washington, and Washington for New York at 9 a. m. The trains which arrived in this city were about forty minutes behind the schedule time, but it vas claimed at the office of the Central Railroad of New Jersey tbat this was on account of the neWness of the through line. '' We expect to be little slow in our running time at first" Judge LathrOp, the receiver of that company, said, until everything gets in proper order and we know just what we can do. So far as we have been advised here, there was no detention on the line, and no hIndrance was encountered at Philadelphia from the Pennsylvania Railroad" '" The time tables of the new line had not been fully prepared yesterday, but the number of trans between New York and Philadelphia, it was stated, had been increased to sixteen.
 The New York connection of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is made over the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore, the Philadelphia and Reading and its leased lines, the North Pennsylvania and the Bound Brook, and the Central Railroad of New Jersey. For some years past the Baltimore and Ono Company has been striving to establish a line to New York independent of the Penn sylyania Railroad, but its success has been prevented by the position which was taken by the Pennsylvania re- gardiDg the use of the Junction road in Philadelphia, over which the Bal tImore and Ohio is compelled to run Its trains to secure connection with the Reading roads. The Junction Road is a short piece of track which was built jointly by the Pennsylvania, the Reading and the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore con- panies. The last mile and a half of the five miles of road was built entire ly by the Pennsylvania Company, which refused to turn in the bills of Its cost to the other two companies for their proportIonate share in the eX- pense, and which claimed to own ab- solutely this portion of the road. As soon as the plans of the Baltimore and Ohio were completed for its road 10 New York, litigation was begun to test the validity of the position as- sumed by the Pennsylvania Company, and several weeks ago decision was rendered in the United States Circmt Court at Pittsburg, favorable to the Baltimore and Ono. The last named company was conceded to have full use of the Junction Road, and while an appeal may be taken to the United States Supreme Court, an injunction restrains 1t from interfer- ing with the running of the Baltimore and Ohio trains over the Junction Road
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Division ng Pima County

There seem to be some doubts Tn the minds of our Tombstone friends IS tO the sincerity of members elect to the Legislature from Tucson and the western portion of the county as to their future action on the creation of a new county from the east end of this OPima} county, if we are to believe the little reminders which from time to time appear in the Epitaph and Nugget.
 The question ot a division or the county was discussed before the cleo ton, and while no promises were ex- acted or given, several candidates on both tickets voluntarily expressed themselves in favor of such 8 division, if the citizens of the eastern portion of the county desired it. Not because they were in favor of such a division, but simply as matter of juSuce to that portion of the county. lt would be to the interest of Tucson to have the limits of Pima county remain where they are; but when we look at the other side of the quest on, and con slider the injustice of asking citizens from the extreme eastern portion of the county-150 to 175 miles away-to come 10 Tucson to look after some little, petty affair which, under the law, requires attention, or to record a deed or mining location, or to search the records or attend court, we can not fail 10 see the injustice of trying to maintain our present limits, and if the eastern portion of the county desire to strike a division line and form new county we could not reasonably ob- feet to so just a demand; nor do we believe that any objection would be made by our people. The only ques- ton upon which there could be any difference of opinion would be the establishing of the division line. But that could, we have no doubt, at the proper time, be amicably arranged by the members-elect from Pima County, to whom it would be referred in case a division is determined upon.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Crying Hefore They Are Hurt.

The Prescott Democrat evidently does not feel well, but il should mol lacerate our feelings and crush us so cruelty for ali thai. We hope Il did not mean this:
 The Tucson CITIZEN has dropped the adobe question, snd is now de voting it's massive brarn tO the re- moyal of the capital. lt is really dis iressIng 10 witness the anxiety mani fested by our southern neighbOrs on this capital business. IL looks as if every tOwr south of the Bradshaw range was eager for the honor. If we could only have three or four capitals to divide around there might be a possibility of satisfying them all. but as things stand, we are atraid there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth among several aspiring southern cities"
 Now. inasmuch as the CITIZEN has as yef made but one 9llusion tO the capital-remOval question, and that m a four line item, and inasmuch, more over. as less than half dozen simi- lar allusiOns have beeE made by Southern Arizona newspapers, Il would look very much as if the Dem ocrat is crying before it is hurt. Sup pose, solely for the sake of argument, Una the capital is removed tO South ern AriZona-that need not worry tho Democrat. If the latent resource: about which the Prescott press ha' done SO much bOasting are not sufiic- tent to sustain that pretty little city why we'll bring the Democrat righ along with the capital. IL is a good clever newspaper, and it will iinC plenty of room and plenty Of patron age in this section of the country Bu there's no sense in getting mad about 5f
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
" Spicy Correspondence.

The Carson Appeal speaks word in season about New York and Wash ington correspondence. It says 1t received the other day a sample letter which, condensed, amounts to just this:
 Puff for Lord & Taylor (dry goods ) Puff for Tiffany (silverware and jew elrv.) Puff for Philip Qorger) Puii for Johnny Davenport (humbug) Puit for Miss Cary (singer.) Puff for John Mccullough (actor who loves free ad- vertising.) Miscellaneous assortment of puffs for Salvini, Vanderbilt, Prang. and the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
 The condensation Is good. The letters from New York, Boston, Wash ington, London, Paris, etc, which some of our contempOrarles parade as results of much enterprise and great expense, cost them g or S2.5O each The writer makes up the difference by sponging off the establishments or ln- dividuals he puffs. It is miserable piece of business and we wonder the public stand il as long as they do.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
STEAK NOT UNKINDLY.
Br VIM. GILL NIL..s, LID.
oh! speak not unkindly of any,

oh. speak not unkindly of any,
 Though their failings you clearly descrv; Ton vc some iailing- yourself, ifnot many. You would hide from the slanderers eve. On why should you say Of another
 What you would not he should say ofyou. Be thoughtful and kind to each other
 We should not tell all that is true. Would We speak when person is present, While his eye sees our lips as they move, A word that is false or unpleasant,
 To harrow the heart we should ioyes Could we see but the souls deee emotion As it writhes by infiiction of wrong, We would never again put in motion
 The barb from a slaRdercr's tongue. We grieye when the young plant is blighted By the gusts of the keen, chilly air; But when are our feelings excited
 For the yililed soul in despair Ned protect by our skill and our labor The plant from the worm and the wind: Then why not as well shield our neighbor om the blast of the base and unkinds Then let us, with hearts true and noble, Make the feelings Of others our own; And add not to sorrow and trouble
 By word, or look. or tone; Ere We speak of the killings Of others,
 Let us think Of the evil twill do; h ourselves, or our sisters or brothers
 Would ike to be spoken of too TrCsoS, December, 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
By Their Doors.

The attention of those gentlemen who think that the trade of the South west will come to us without the ask ing is directed 10 this pleasant little paragraph from the Reno Evening Gazette: ,. went through on a freight train yes teriay. It was marked c. NJ. Mining Co. Lordsburg, New Mexico, and was shipped from Chicago. There is a preat new field for business in New Mexico. and by their usual enterprise the Chicago people are taking pos session of it. They are sending freight all the way over the Central Pacific, right past the noses of the san Francisco merchants, down 10 the customers that the latter should have in New Mexico"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
No Cause for Alarm ]
Detroit Free Press. ]

The Chairman of the Committee on Astronomy heaved a deep SigA and reported AS follows: '' Dls committee am we'll aware of de fack dat a comet has recently been diskivered about GO. .OOO. 900 on de road to heaben, an dat il am now supposed 10 be ap- proachin' de ysrth at A rapid rate, but de committee sees no speshul occasion 10 ge: excited. It wall be month or so before de sad comet can get here, and de chances are dat de yarth will mash it at de first bump. Dis com mittee advises de members of de club 10 get dar' butes tapped, dar over coats patched an dar' wood hauled up for winter, an let de comet bizness take keer Ob itself.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Another CoIIlery Explo.ion

SAN FRANCIsCo, December l4.-In Oakland, last night, Miss Elizabeth Tyle-, ageu eighteen, was shot dead at the gate of her residence by the ac- cidental discharge of a pistol in the hands of her afiianccd, John Scotch Ter. son of a well-known commission merchant of this city.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
The New Ten Wheeler.

The first of the twenty new engines ordered for the Tucson Division ot inc Southern Pacific Railroad has ar rived. and the emploves of the round house were yesterday engaged m {" shining her up" It is very large and powerful e ten-wheeler, and IS 10 be designated as No. l9- It was not ascertained who were the lucky engineer and fireman to " run with the machine, nor when II would make its first trip.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Nen Who are Worth Fifteen Millions
 and Upward.

The following twenty men are estl- mated 10 be worth the sums following their names: William Vanderbilt s10O. 900 900; Fair, of California, S5O'- GOO, GOO; Flood, of California s3O,- 000OO; Mackcy. of California, $50 00O, GOO; August Belmont, S5O, o9o,O 900 {; Senator sharon, ST, 1000, 900; Senator Jones. SEQ. 900, GOO; Astor, of New York. S75,OOO,OOO; James c. Bennett s3O, ,OOOOO0; Jay Gould, S75. OOOOOOt Russell Sage, $55 100000; S.J. TIlden s95. .OOO, 900; Keene, of New York S2O. 900. 900; SOlon Humphreys, Sl5, GOO. 900; Sidney Dillon, l5,OOO,OOO Edward Clark, S25,000,OOO; Oakes Ames, Jr., S15,OoO, 900; Perry H. smith. of Chicago, $15, 900, 900; Pete, Cooper, SEQ, 900 Oo0; Pierre LorlllardI S15, ,000, 900.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
IHigh Pressure or Compound.
ORDINARY ENGINE, compounded when ad

ORDINARY ENGINEs compounded when sd vi=abls
 STEAM BOuEEs Particular attention given Co the quality of the material and workman ship, and none but hrstclass work produced
 WATER PIPE, Of boiler Of sheet Iron, Of any size. made in suitable lengths for connecting together, or sheets rolled pGnched and packed for shipment, ready Co be rivcted on the ground
 HYDRAULIC RNEriNG-BOiler work and water pipe made by this establishment riNeied by hydraulic riveting machinery, that quality of work being far superior tO hand work.
 fUMPs-FOr mining Oi any capacity and ni any style. Our style Of direct acting, cOmp pOunn engines, with double line Of pumps, are par ticulArly recommended. We refer Co lhost. now in use, not one having ever been broken down.
 DRECT-ACTfSG ESGTSEs for underground work, irrigation or clty wuterwork-' purposes buiit with the celebrated Daycy valve motion, superior 10 any other.
 MINGSG MACHINERY mills pans boilers, hoisting machinery, sinking bOeiSt a enginss. or other machinery rc1uircd
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Present Foundation of the Earth

Volume VI. of Behm < Wagner's Bevoelkerung der Erde, just issued, gives mass of well-digested Inior nation on the subject of the area and population of the countries of tfe world. The areas of Europe, Africa. Australia, Polynesia and the Polar regions have been carefully re- computed, and as the results differ in many instances from statements usu- ally found in our handbOoks, we give an abstract of these new figures:
 Area in sta
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
4 snccessfnI Newspaper.

The San Francisco Daily Stock Re- port has now entered the field of gen. eral journalism with a new edition to be known as the Daily Report. Hay ing long been the best stock paper oi san Francisco, 1t is now one of the best newspapers of that city. It IS not afraid to tell the merchants of that sleepy town of their mistakes, and Il is conducted in an able and brilliant manner. The Report is one Of oul best exchanges.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
The Old Mine--Caution.

A IL PARTIES ARE HE2EBf NoId, A led that claim one-fourth inleiese n,s'e Tn the Old Mine, relocated unden I5, oIo o.'5 name of the Commodore mine, Oio bi .lio co District, Arizona, and all paTues ',, hereby cautioned not 10 enter lhto my
 '''o' '''' '0' 7 J.C. HANDY Tucson, February ZS, 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Capital Gossip.

CHICAGO, December 15.-The h. ter-Ocean's Washington special says Owing to its reference to q hostile subcommittee, the bill to place Grant on the retired list is doubtful about getting through.
 It is noticeable that all the army of ficers who are retired on account "f advanced age go out kicking and many are indignant
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
T. J..DRUM,

TToRNEY AT LAW, Globe, 1
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

MR. $. W CARPENTER requests us to say that persons having business with the Recorders office should ad- dress "The County Recorder" in stead of Mr. Carpenter personally.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Fulton WORKS, H,ackieE SpIers & Hayes ESTABLISHED IN lS55l WORKS FREMONT AND HOWARD SIS. OFFICE NO. 21s FREMONT STREET,
 San FraEciscs

HOSTING WORKS. Whim- for prospecting small mines Portable hui- Eu.ineS and Boilers, with R-vi- Suituhie for wire or hemp rope, 0fnew designs, cmhudyinE all the laiesi improvements
 MINING MACHINERY. Hoisting Cages, with safety attachments. Safety Hooks, Ore Cars. Ore Buckets. Car Wheels and ANleS, Ore Gates, with racks and piniuHs for ore bins, Pumping Machinery Air COmI rcssGrs. Air or Water Pipe, Receivers. etc. MILLING MACHINERY. Gold Mills, with pans or cOnccutratOrs aS required. SA Mills, either for dry or wei crushing. wijh roasting and drying furnaces, Pans, Scttlrr, etc, a= required smelling Furnaces for cithe' Lead. Copper, Silver or Gold. Willard Rou-t- ing Furnaces, especially adapted for gold ores, RcIorts, Bullion Muulds, Orr Feeders Rnck Breakers, etc.
 MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY. Saw Mills, Flour Mills, oil Well Machinery, Watrr Wheels and Castings. ENGINES AND BOILEhs for any and all proposes, adapted tO the economical Use ut tu,
 PRICES MODERATE
 Among liners, the following have been built Oy s~.
 Tombstone Mill ..... For the Toughnut mine COrbin .-..-- Lucky Has- Western Cos .---.- Contention McMiilah |" .-..- Co StonSwHl! JurS-uu
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

NEW LATHRoLE, Pa, December 15. A boiler in the Badger Car Works exploded with terrific force to-day. Two young men, Thos., Campbell and John Campbell, were badly. scalded, and, although they walked half a mile to a doctors office and had thelr wounds dressed, they were both dead in 30 minutes afterwards.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

OR. ..-..-.-. .-.-. Prc-ident' Superintendent.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
q HILL HOMARD.

Formerly of V. F.. Howard < Sons)
 T.TORNEY and Counselor al law, Tucson, \ Arizona. Special attention given to Nivi.sn and American land and mining titles.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Area m stl so miles
Tntal........... .........l2. .532, 3gl ] ,l9o

If these figures are correct, the ocean covers IA. 3G4 ,S60 mic or 1881 per cent. of the earth's surface. The most populous towns Tn the world are London, 3,G3O, GOO; Paris, 1,9SS, SOC {; New York, with suburbs. 1, SEQ, OOO Canton, 1, ,5OO, 900; Berlin, l,O62, OOS Vienna, l, ,020, TO.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT i!, lN The copartnership heretofore e9kIS under The firm name Of SALAZAh hAilN a.I,-N. has been dissolved MT. Kahn withdrawing from said firm. B. SALA%Ah
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

A WRITER advises that girls who wish to have small mouths should re- neat at frequent intervals through the day. 1" Fannie Finch fried four noun derinr frogs for Frances Fowlers ls- ther,n
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
VIM A. SCOTT. JR.

\ GENT, HONE MUTUAL INsURIAHSC CE o,i A ComDRuy. Of California, Imperial, Lon d0n. Northern of London. queen of Liverpool lFire etc) and New York Life Insurance Con, com pauv, of New York. Office in Flma Oolh'f Rank
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

TTORNEY and Counselor al Law, Office \ on Pennington street near Meyers TUG -ln. Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

~Fas. P. HoLBRooK, N- D- J. C. HANDY, A- DRS. HANDY X HOLBROOK. AHTSICIANs AND SURGEONS
 oaiceo on Congress Street, Tucson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
RENLAMIN MORGAN.

TToRNEY. Office, corner Pennington \ and Warner Streets
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

VrTFRTT.FY SURGEON, [. <. A,
 Fort Lowell, A. T. AL ORDERS BY MAIL OK IELE- A gram promptly attended to. Orders 0''n Ie Jeff at the Government Corral, IucHoh-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
u. E. LIGHTHIZER

TTORNEY AND COUNsELLoR-AT A Law, and Notary Public. Ofhce, Camp street, opposite Palace Hotel, Tucson, A. I Mining laws specially.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
SnInN M ALLIS.

CIVIL ENGINEER, [. $. DEPUTY SUR t veyor and Notary Public, has returned ,l to The old stand, Pendleton street, oppositc l1e ne Cosmopolitan Hotel, and ls bIePaaTTT8N1 Sy S any work in his line with PROMPIN Eoo AND DISPATCH. Topographieal and sec tioual Drawings of Mines specially
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
$ A NEVER-

I < \ V V E R.
 | Failing Cure for NeryOus Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spe rm Htorrhu-a, a, Lost Manhood, im- potency, Paralysis
 and all the terrible effects of Self Abt-e and youthful follies and cXcc-scs in ma- turer years such as
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
CPN. WATSON. M. D.

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, has re f~,c,-ed his office and residence to the build inr on Pennington street, opposite Ben Mor, gan's Law Office, Hours-lU to F a. m; ana 5 to and to9p. m. Diseases peculiar 10 women and children specially.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
DIR. LABARTHE.

DENAl5As ATE OF PARIS. OFFICE, ROOM d | shaben's Lodging House. All work done without pain.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
B. II. HEREFORD
ZABRIsKIE
GEORGE J. RosKRUGE

F s. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE. one door east of Judge Osborne s ou Maiden Lane, Tucson, A. T.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
wuIIAMJOS OSBORN,

4 TTORNFY at law, Notary Public and Con \ yeyancer. Special assistance gwen ln obtaining patents for Mining and Preemptlo.. -Sl. caims, and also title to land under the Deser, land timber culture laws. Office north sue "' Congress street. Tucson Arlzona-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
F. STANFORD,

TToRNEY AT LAW, CORNER OF \ Myers Street and Maiden Lane, Tucson
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
JOSEPH NEUGAss.

T-TORNEY AT LAW. All business in A trusted to me will be promptly attended to. Especial attention paid to convey ahcins Pennington.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
FARLEY & PONTRoY
VIII HoRNBLowER, ID. V. s.

A TTORNEYS and Counselors at law A Office corner Meyers and Fehhlhg'oi Sfreets Tucson, Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

4 TTORNEYs AND COUNSELLoRs AT All A LAW, Tucson, A. T. Will practice m ll alt ' The Courts Of the Territoy. Oflce, corner "i Camp and Convent streets
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
n O TRANTUM.

rroRNFY AT LAW, Fifth Street neal A Fremont Street, Tombstone, Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18

lass of memory, iazsitudr, nocturnal emission, aversion to society, dimue-s Of Visi0n, noises
 in the head, the vital fluid passing unob-srvcd
 n the urine, and many Otger disease- thai lead To insanity and death.
 DR- MINTIE will agree Co forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case oi this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advicc and treatment) will not cure OF for anything impure or injurious found iu it- Dr. Mintir treats sll Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Consultation FREE. Thorough ex- animation and advice, including analysis sf urine, S5- Price of Vital Restorative. SI a bottle, or four times the quantity, SD. sent to cIy address upon receipt of price, or C. 0. D.. lecture from observation, and in private name, if desired, by A. r.. MINTgE, M. B,rIf kea {, street, San Francisco, California. pr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephri- cum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladtg Complaints, GcSorrhea, Glcet. Luccorrhgar | For sale sy all urugsists; S1 a bottle; K hsi- | ties for g..
 pr. Mintie's DandeIon Pills gre the best and cheapest Dyspepsia snd niliOu
 eHrs iH the market. Fer sale bY all druzzists
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-18
MOVE WICkS
SAM. H. WILDY,

.rroUNEY-Ar-LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
 Arizona