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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
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A. B Packard and B. J. Taylor, prominent capitalists of Bradford, Pa, are in town.
 c. Chapman, San Francisco; O. R. Smyth, ". s. Murphy, Oakland, and ". Clark, Jefferson City, Mo, are reg istered al the Palace.
 Special Agent Mahoney, from San FrancIscr, arrived in town today. He comes here on official business con- necied with the Postoflice Department.
 r. J. Butler, C. ". Burgess, c. NJ. Parmin, Sonora; R. F. Pixley, and Charles Washeim. San Francisco; Il Richards and c. l.. Armsn, Atchis n, To, eka and Santa Fe Railroad; John Williams and Joseph Atkins, Punte de Agua are registered at the Cosmo- uc.itUu.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
pr. Tanner.

IL is very natural for people to look at he course pursued by Dr. Tanner, in hIs undertaking to live 70 days with out food, as foolish. Yet when we come 10 examine into the facts, it may not be SO foolish after all. Dr. Tanner is an old hand at Inc fasting business. He is a well-knnwn char acter in Minnesota, where he has re peatedly tested his capacity for fast ing. He had an unusual tendency to accuMuln,s E;t when giving away to his appetite. which lei hIm iu limit his diet, by which mems h. reduced his flesh from 900 ,u lGO pounds. 1T has long been a hobby of Tanners to abstain from food. which he believes the surest edy for many bodily ai.- ments. He has repeatedly aostained from food number of days a tinlt, and at one time he is reporiei to have lasted 42 days If Dr. Tanner sue ceeds in accomplishing his great un. dertaking, he will have done more for science and the good of mankind than Is at first apparent. He does not claim more endurance than other men, but he says he owes it o his will power his determination to perform a certain thing. If a sick man makes uD hi- mind that he is going to tie. he gener- ally does die; but if, on the contrary, he is determined to live, it goes long ways towards putting him on his feet again. There are numerous instances efSick persons whom fbe doctors have gwen up to die. stating that they 'uld live but a few days or a few hours, when such person had an object in living a little longer ID order to see a dear friend or arrange some important business matter before departing this life, and in very many eases they have done vhat they set out to dc, and have lived many days or even months after the doctors said they must die. If a starving man makes up his mind that he cannot live longer than from seven to nine days without food, he is apt Co Gie in that lime, but if pr. Tanner demonstrates the fact that a man may liv" 40 days without food, then it may be many others who brace up for the fight against giving u2 may unabridse the old seven snd nine day theory We shall await the result of pr. Tan ner's fasting with interest.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
CnIIfnrnir Groenhnckers.

SAN FKANcIsCo, July 9 The Grcenbqckers have nominated the fol lowing Electors at Lerge: J. B. Dunn and J. F. Clark. First Congressional District, '. II Monsey, Second; J H. Redstone. Third. and Geo. Elliott, Foprih. A. J. Stlte and T J. Me Greatly, of the Central Committee, were also elected, after which the Con veu;ion adjourned -iue pie. The plat form declares against the Chinese, and favors the Government banning money or security to whOmsoever wants ii, at three per cent. per year one per cent. to go tn the county where loaned, also the Government should furnish means to indigent people to settle on public lands.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
The Soldtree Mine and sm.,,,
 WorEa

rue Soidtree Mine and Sn,.,.,
 Works.
 MT. Campbell has kindly furnisbo, the following additional informa,;o0 aS to the capacity, etc, Of the pe,r shelter for the Goldtree mine Tho furnace has capacity for reducing 4'oV0 pounds Of ore per day, which oA an average, will yield about one ton or bullion from the Goldtree oro It is built after the. style of the pa,,or son reverberstnry furnace. The txo oars Of bull!on of which we made mention in FHE CITIZEN of yesterday were from 400 pounds of ore. One bar was left at the smel,er. and Inf course iheremaining matte was thrown oil; hence the bullion produced is no, lii proportion to what would be from larger amount MT. Campbell is sanguine that the property now stands on paying basis. He will return to Inc mines the coming week and star, up the works, and let new contracts i"r the further development of the mines. The group of mines embraced ID the Goldtree Company, consisting oi the Hard Case, Campbell. Goldtree, Cora, Laura, and Smuggler. are all promising mines. The expense of running the new smelter will be light. Two men can raise enough ore to xeep the smeller going. The bullion which was produced from the Guldtree was assayed by Salazar & Rahu, giving II'o ounces in silver, valued at sl5l95, aud estimating the lead at SlOO per ton gives a total value oi S251 95 per lon.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Treasure Movement for fhe Week End
 ing July 20.

treasure Movement for the Week End
 ing July 20.
 July 19.-TombSione Company, through the banking house Of Stafford, Hudson & Co, bars N. 304 and 3J5. valued at S2,62II2.
 July 2O.-Btrs No. 3O6 and 3O7, val. ued al S5,310,Sj.
 July 2l-Bars No 308 and 3O9, valued at g 22913.
 July 23.-Bars No. BIO and 31l, val. ued Si,450.62.
 Total for the week s1T,7S112. July 23.-Eighteen bars from Tip Top, valued at S31,OJOOO.
 From the Stonewall Jackson and Mack Morris mills, $l7,OOO.
 Contention .estimated) $l2,O0OOO. Total for the week, SI5.2SL72. To this may be added 100000 pounds of Silver King concentration, which is estimated to be worth over three dol lars pound, which would make the grand total for the week, S35S, ,2SL72
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
The Road Question.

In discussing the road question il is really astonishing that so many Of our citizens who should be we'll posted as 10 the lay of of the country differ SD widely as to the best routes over which roads should be built. Sectional inter. ests sometimes warp the opinions of those protesting to know the best routes but in the discussion now going on ii would seem that no such interests ex- ist and that each one expresses his honest opinion. We have no doubt but that the men appointed for the purpose of determining the best routes will do their duty, and that in the end all will be for the best. The judgment of the best men is often at fault when the surveyor runs his lines and deter mines the grades and distances, so that that if those who have volunteered their opinions have erred they did ii innocently, believing that what they advocated was for the best interest Of of the county. There is, however. one feature of lhe road question O. Pima county upon which all agree, il is that many important improvements in our road system should be made as soon aS possible.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Garfiel Returns Thanks.

NEW YORK, July 22 Chs Wat erus, President of the New York Re publican Central Campaign Club, re- ceiyed the following letter;
 MENTOR, Ohio, July 14-Dear Sir: Allow me through you to thank the members or your club for the compli- ment paid me in the resolutions adopted at your meeting. Of course you know that New York settles the case if we can carry it, and l am par ticularly glad to see the activity of our people on this ,-aportant State.
 Yours truly
 I EAZFlETD
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Gottinr on the Police Force.

Well. my man said a philantbro- pist 10 a hsrdened-lookin chap con fined in the New Orleans parish prIs- on. what are you m for?'
 "In for thirty days, l reckon, sad the prisoner sullenl,- ,.,
 No, not that. What offence did you Commit?'
 "Didn commit anything. The judge committed me"
 Well, you must have been accused of some crime.
 "Oh, yes; was accused ol trying 10 get on lhe police" Nonsense. Trying to get on the prlice is no crime. l myself have rec omended many worthy men for posi- lions on the police force. and have helned 10 get them on.'
 lis that a fact? That is all l was sont here for. Ton see there were two of us. and we both tried to get on the same policeman. We had hlm down, hut some ofthe other peelers thought ewere crowding the man too hard, and'-
 ..That will d., sir" said the philan- tbropist. "I understand your case nerfectlv. Here are a few tracts for the improvement of your mind
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

DR. TANNER refused $500 a day 10 70 into one of the leading theatres in New York for the remaining period oi his fast. But he told the manager fl he would send to Pierce. the grocer at Tucson. for lot Of his choice canned roods and fine fruit, for hIs use when tine fast day was over, he would do 1t.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Secretary Schurz.

Secretary Schurz will extend his western trip to California, where he will arrive some time during the pres ept month. < retary Schurz has already visited many Indian agencies in person, and his business in Calitor- nia k in the interest of the Indian ser vice which he hes purified greatly during his administration ofits affairs He is perhaps the best man who has ever been at the head of that depart mcnt
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
| rinc m lor the Teeth.

Fragrant SOL0DONT is compo sjlion Of the pure, and choicest ingre- dients Of the Oriental vegetable king dom. Every ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its emhalmiHg or anti septic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. SOZODONT removes all disasreeahle odors from the breath caused by catarrh. bad teeth, etc. l. is entirely free from the injurious and acrid properties of tooth p,sies and powders which destroy the lamel. One bottle will last six
 lOnths.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
The santa Ritas.

Parties who have recently visited the new discoveries on the Eastern slope of the Santa Ritas, reports some Of the prospects as looking remark ably well. These mines were first dis covered two years ago Ly Jack Mans field aud others, but until lately n' work had been done upon them. There are one 30 or I0 men Iu and about the new camp.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

DR. H. B. LATHROP has been ap- pointed by Messrs. Peel < Kimball receiver of specimens of Arizona min erals to send to The various exhibitions shortly 10 take place in Los Angles and the East. Each specimen should be distinctly labeled with the name of the mine. owners name, mining dis ,rict, ann assay. Certificates of the assay must in all cases be shown to the receiver.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE sherman s Hycc instruments arc commanding quite popular market in Tue son. The Sisters have one of their fine pianos and NIT. Levin another The elegant organ seut to Nr J. M. Berger. their local agent, hls been purchased by D-. Handy. and Nr. Berger hes just received another upright piano or ele-an, tone and finish, which is now for sale at his store on Co1gre@ street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
1....,...,nrn Men sent Up.

LONDON, July 22.-At Manchester several officers and Directors of the Northern Company of England In surance Company were found guilty of fraud and conspiracy in falsifying the companv's accounts. The general manager was sentenced to eighteen months hard labor. The Chairman oi the Board of Directors gets twelve months at hard labor, and four others 10 six months imprisonment.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

THERE are some fine specimens oi ore on exhib bition al Pierson k Cos saloou on Congress street. Among the lot we noticed very fne specimen or gold rock from the Imperial mine m Old Hat District The gold seems to be in clusters from the size ot pln- head up to a pennyweight. A fe" tons of such rock would satisfy our desires for some time to come.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
4 Card

To aI who are sufs ring from the early errors and iudi-cretio1s ofynIrh, uo-yous weakness, early decay. lo-s ofmsnhood, etc, 7 win send 8 reccipc that will cure y0u, FREE or CHARGE This great remedy was ii-c1vered by mis-iou- a.9 in Sauth America Send a self adires,cd c..-e'-oe to -is Rev. J-~cpb T. Iuman, station D New No-s Ci-v.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

\ GENTLEMAN we'll acquainted in Tucson, who SD .Hks aud writes English, French, Spanish and German, desires 8 situation as clerk in a store. Address by letter E. O.. postofice, cr Simpsons Cigar Store
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IY few days there will be the gen uine Black Buck Beer. manufactured by Levin, on draught in all the prin- cipal saloons in the city. ard also in bottles.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Democratic ConvenrI Missouri.

JEFFERSON. July 22-The Demo- cratic State Convention this morning nominated R. A. Campbell for Lieu tenant Governor. east Steven Allen, Charles With iuc,on. Mrs X Howe. Mrs Dora Miller, J " Anderson, L J Webster. John Lance.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

.IUsr received at Warren's a car load of California patatoes, Irish beau ties sweet sixteen, large, smooIh' nlump and rosey This is the finest lot or notatoes ever brought to Tucson and the demand for them is so great that inc railroad Company are about to put down a double track ID order to keep Warren supplied.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

Or all thieves a chicken thief IS ,orbans the most despisable. A Chi nouan in the north part of town lost rri,e a number of his fowls last night and he says Chinaman ketch 'em may be, and may be Mexican Du' of one thing John is sure-someoody g. ketch 'em.n
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

D. FELIX, ue thriving Me>illa street merchant received another carload of barley and potatoes today. The won der is what becomes of the vast amount of produce received in Tue son, and yet it disappears about as fast aS it comes
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE store It Empire City is now in full blast, and affords ample supplies for the miners snd ranchmen ID that locality. A poslofIice will doubtless soon be established al Empire City, it being on the stage line from PanJauo to Patag0lia.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

OUR streets are filled with Indians from the lower country. They seem to have a great deal of bu-iaess to look after ID Tucson since the compile tiun of the railroad. They have free rides over the railroad to ani from their villages in Maricopa and Yuma counties. and scarcely freight train passes up or down the line that does not have Indians on board It Is not long since the cars ran over one down about Maricop4 who was severely if not fatally injured. It is a wonder more of them are not hurt, as they lJll around on the cars in an astoaishingly careless way.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

DEPUTY SHERIFF PARTNERSHIP. of Phenix, brought up C. H. Wllletts. charged with grand larce ny. Willelts was turned owe to Sheriff Shibell for safe keeping.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

THERE is nothing new under the sun, but when the sun goes down, and our wicked earth assumes the top role, then are great many things done which cannot stand the ligIt of day.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

SAY good morning CT good ev- ening to the hostess on leaving the room. So long, old girl has gone out of fashion in the best society.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

SADDLES, bridleS, whips, spurs. blankets, robes-all the necessari,s for travellers, prospcctorS' and teamsters outfits-are made a speciality at Clarke & Patton's saidIeTy store.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

THE CITIZEN ofnce is now turning o,,t some of the finest specimens oi J"o work ever turned out in the Territory People know where the best work Is done and make their orders accord ingly.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IT seems that for the present the railroad company has abandoned sink ing for water at Papago sIauon, which is about twelve miles east of town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

A FULL line If silver plated, table ware, just received at Nilson's iewr'ry store, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

SEE the crowds daily at the New Boot and Sboe House, corner Of Main and Pennington Streets Fine Cali fornia goods sold dt everybodys prices
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

s1OO saved is sl00 made. ChInvc your Gold or Currency into Mexican Siiyer-it will reach inst a. far-at Norton's Loan and Brokers Of flee, Congress street, opposite Stafford, HCdsou lS Co.'S.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE nOhbiest stock of low cut ties. round or square toe, fine goods, just received twenty cases, al everybody's prices, corner Main and Pennington Streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

AT l. Norton's Loan and Brokers OGice the highest premium will be paid for Currency or |. S. Gold, Congress street, opposite Ssi!uTd, Hadson < Co.,. Bankers
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE call the attention of the public to the Selby Smelling Company, of san Francisco, which appears In an- other column of IRE CITIZEN. This company has for a long time operated successfully on gold, silver and lead ores and sulphurets, aud is noted for its fair dealing. They also manufsc- lure lead pipe, sheet lead, shot, etc. The highest price paid for the above named ores. Parties who design ship ping ore will do we'll to try the Selby works.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
FRESH Pine Apple Sherbnts and Ice Cream, at Charles SchuGz's.

TIE fact is now becoming very broadly outlined that what Denver is 10 Colorado Los Angeles is to Ar ZOna.
 The above is from the Herald, and is 10 say the least, decidedly cheeky. Now it has not been more than sixty days since the Herald published a communication from Tucson, by Los Angeles man. stating that there was twice the amount ot business done in Tucson that there was in L0s Angeles. Tucson occupies the proud position oi being the distributing point for Ar'- zona. and will never conseu' to farm it out to defunct town lu a neiShborinE State.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IT looks lively up about the railroad round house and machine shops. A large foEce of men are employed out there, and their incesssnt hammering reminds one Of old times. The roof ing Cf the building IS of corrugated d iron, the roof timbers being supported by substantial truss work. Several smaller buildings for the men employ ed on the road have been added since our last visit, and that locality now begins 10 look like a new town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

THE largest and best assortment of Stationery and Blank Books can be had at the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

Go to the Union Salooa. lLOuis Don sing & Co.,, Proprietors,) for the cool est and finest sharp drawn beer, next door 10 |. Meyers & Co.'S store. Three hundred pounds of ice consumed daily to keep the beer Tn prime condition
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
New StnceI.ines

The Tucson and Patagonia Stage Company has completed arrangements whereby new sage line from Benson 10 Tombstone to be run daily, on and after Monday next, fare from Benson 10 Tombstone, $3.51; fare from Tombstone to Benson, $500 Also new line from Harsnaw to Tombstone to make three trips week, leaving Harshaw Monday, Wednes- day and Friday and arriving Tuesday, Thar=day and Saturday; fare, $6 each w"y. The stage blsiaess is getting lively to and from our mining camps There are now three dailies from Ben son 10 TombStonc; two dtilies from Pdntano to Harshaw, and two tri- weekly lines from Harshaw to Tomb stone.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

i]Li1, the Masilia street grocer, re ,',sl car load of hay, car load of y"''ey' a car load of potatoes and corn; choice lot of II. Dupee's Gin --4u sugar-cured hams.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

THOSE old pioneers, Foster& Hand, use a ton Of ice day to keep their beer cool, at their saloon on the corner of Meyers and Mesilla streets-and that's the frozen truth.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

ATTENTION smOkersl A fine lot or imported Havana cIgas at the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

You can save money by buying your clothing of J. Perrin, merchant lallor, Meyers street, opposite Palace Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

GoLD, silver and nickel watches at Nilson's iewelry store, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

-sa0.O1O, in U. s. Gold or Currency For which the highest premium will be paid at Noct0u's Loan and Brokers Oeice, Congress street, opposite saGori, Hudson S Cos.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

P. F. NELSON jewcler, has removed to Congress Street, next door to Wes- tern Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

JUDGE McCARTT, ot this county and for some time engaged in prospecting snd mining, died at St Mary's hospi tai ou Sunday last.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

FoR RENT-Thrce rooms snd kitch- en, on corner of Mccormick street and Stone avenue. ". Q. SULLIVAN.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

The Fata Morgaua (one-JiD Havana cIGaT, at Euril's is the best in town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

DE- LORD, ol the firm of Lord & Williams arrived on this morning s haia. The Doctor generally manages ,o get around about once g year. The 'tge business of the mercantile house Of Lori < Williams requires the pres tale of competent man in New o'A and the East to look after It's interests, and how well the Doctor has performed his part Of the work may os seen by the immense and well s1'c.el stock of goods to be found in '"-.F establishment. The Doctor is ac- e.4panied by bis wife, and their many '''snas ID Arizona will be glad to wei ''Ae them back to their old home.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

SMOKE the Marsarita Especial tone biU Harana cigar, at Earll's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

SMOKE the Garcia 1iue Havana Ci gar, Nt Esril S Co.'S.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

ONE hundred thousand pounds of best California flour at S4.25 at Wm Zeckeniorf 's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Wants a Situation.

ONE hundred thousand pOuuds of California EAIrI Supertine flour at $4 at Wm. Zeckendorf s.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

 lass Of memory, lassttude, nocturnal emission, aversion t0 society, dimness of vision, noises in The head, the vital fluid passing unobservcd in the urine, and many OtIer diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 DR- INVITE wiu agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for Q case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and trcatment) will not cure or for anything impure or injurious found in it. Dr. Nintie treats all Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Consolidation FREE. Thorough ex- animation and advice, including analysis O' urine, S5. Price of Vital Restorative. S oottie or four times t1sS- antity, BIO; sent - secure from Observation. Sn4 El Pi, ,s p7, fl desired, hy A. F. MINTIY G- -s hearny street, San Francisco, Cadfa-li-
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Noph-s- emu, cures all kinds of Kidney ana Bia5-a- Complaints, GOnOrrhda, Glcet, Luc-crrho For sale by all druggists; Si bottle. six 5o.- ties for S5.
 pr. Mintie's DandeliOn r Ills ara ,h1 best and cheapest Dyspepsia and EiIiOGc cure m thc market. For sale by all dr1 gglst1
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE site selected for the Egyptian obelisk, which has arrived at New York, is on a natural knoll of ground in front Of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Central Park
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

L observed a small yoke of cattle ., ,,''cAea 10 a Mexican cart today on CTS street so heavily loaded with 'o'l that in backing up the wagon s.' Into chuck-hole and almost rais- '- '-e poor little things off their feet.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

1., GoRS m the valley east of ;own is looking well
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

0A SALE.-A good Piano, almost - Enquire of Vim. B. Hooper & Co,, Nesilla street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A | candidate, co the General Election Co Ie held next Novern ber, for the 0fii-e of County Recorder cf Plu1 Couutr. I especially s1- Hcit thc -up1ort of the voters of tl- C1uaty for thi- iupoTtslt Onics- and IT elected wih dis- ch4--c the dHties Of The office Co the bet ofrny ,bVitv c R DRAKE
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

'HE wholesale houses of Tucson uolng thriving business.