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Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
GIVE IT A I

and you will be astonished. "Anakesis." DIR,
8. silsbee's External Pile Remedy, gives instant
relief and Is an infallible cure for the most OBJ
situate cases Of Piles. It has made the most
wonderful cures Of this terrible disorder. so, ZOO
grateful people that have used 1t can testify to
the same. Samples with full directions sent free
to al sufferers on application to Anakesis depot,
Box 394o, New York. Sold by all first class
dyug cisfs -
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
Buckien's Arnica Salve

The BEST SALvE in the world { or
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapp-
ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Sslve
i guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
tod In every case or money ne iunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale BY
Sd1y J. K. ISH, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14

HA KIN offensive mucous, PAINS over the
eyes, CRACKING in the head, SICKENING
breath, and ticking In the throat,
are SIGNS Of CATARRH. The PURULENT
TUBES while asleep, follow the mucous mem
brane, and POISON THE ENTIRE SYSTE M.
Sufferers know how OBSTINATE the disease Is,
The ACTON Of Catarrhal Virus, like that of small.
Pox has been FINALLY DISCOVERED. Catarrh
IL now cured.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CUREi Is won.
derful."
e. II. Brown, Merchant, $50 Canal St., N. Y.
CATARRH II YEARS. Cured by ono pack.
age. -[
s. BENEDICT. Jr., Jeweler, 697 Broadway, N. Y.
family off, Cured Of CHRONIC CATARRH.
g. L BRUSH, 443 Broadway, Y. Y, OATARRH
10 YEARS. Could not taste or smell. Cured.
"Ilost my voice by Catarrh, and have been cur
ed" J. HENDERSON, 155 Newark Ave-, Jersey
w.D. WOODS, 49, Broadway, N. T., cured o
Chronic Catarrn.
L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant, sO5 Fulton st., Brook
Ign. CHRONIC CATARRH. Given up by
physicians. Cured.
A. B. TaoRss, Insurance 1ss Montague St.,
Brooklyn. Self and son cured of CATARRH.
J. D. MCDONALD, Merchant, us Broadway, N.
Y. (Si~ster-in-law.) Had CATARRH o
YEARS. Cured. ~
CURED /! CURED CURED cUREDi
G. G. PREsBUEY. Prop. West End Hotel, Long
Branch, Cured of 20 years Chronic Catarrh. :
E. H. BROWN, 1893 Canal St., N. Y, Cured of II
years Chronic Catarrh.
]. d. MCDONALD, 7lO Broadway, N. Y, (Sister-in-
Law) Cured of 40 years Chronic Catarrh.
MRS. JACOB SwAsTz, Jr., 200 Warren St., Jersey
City, cured of Is years chronic Catarrh.
A. b. Thorn. 1873 Montague St., Brooklyn, (seh
and sony cured of Catarrh.
A MoKNNEx, R. R. Pres, 80 Broad st N Y.
'My family experienced immediate relief"
&C., &C., &C., &c, &C.
most remarkable testimonials on record, sent
free, by his Agents, Messts. D. B. DEWEY &
Co, 46Dey st. N. Y; or by Druggists. The cure
isdelivered at s1.50 a package. Think of a reai
cure for an obstinate disease, at this trifing
cost. dccS 2a4y-eod
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
BABY SAVED.

We are 30 thankful to say that our baby Vas
permanently cured Of q dangerous and protract-
Cd irregularity of the bowels by the use Of Hop
Bitters by its mother, which at the same tims
restored her to perfect health and strength
The Parents, Rochester, N. Y. Zee another
column.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
PUZZLE.

Weary mortals rscked with pain,
Ever seekfng-but In vain,
Sweet relief from mortal ills:
Try, / pray, Vests Liuer PIlsi
4 as sure as mornings light
Cometh after shades Of night,
Der thy life, health's sun divine
Shall arise, in Joy to shine;
Light and health, and Joy and mirth,
In sun-beams sparkle round thy hearth;
Vital energy shall start,
Fen to muscle, brain and heart;
Rid the Liver Of its load,
Purify the life, the blood,
Intercept disease and death,
Leaving fragrance on tiny breath,
Tighten life of half its ills,
) Safe and potenk Liver Pills.
Sold ut Wholesale by G. F. GOOdma,
d Kennard and FORSYTH. o maha. apr5i&w
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
Gentle
WoraSaA


Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wayy tresses Of abundant,
besutiful Hair must use
LYONS This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruf and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and Keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
dtifdl, healthy Hair Is the sure
result OF using Kathairon.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
WARNED By THE v1onANrEs.

swARNED BY THE v1anANTEs.
A "oARD' FROM THE FAIRPLAY KEaU-
LAToRs.
Denver Tribune, May IL.
Fairplay has lbeen undergoing con-
siderable excitement since the recent
lynching of Jack Hoover, and the fact
that an organised band of vigilantes
has been in existence there has not
failed to make itself manifest. Indeed,
20 apparent has this been that it Is
stated that the district judge and the
prosecuting attorney felt called upon
to leave the town With the business of
the term only half finished. The last
issue of The Flume contains the fol.
lowing, which it vas stated was found
tackled up on the ~postofice door WIT
ten in red ink:
105.
Important noticel
Citizens. Our laws are a farce!
Our judges are bribed! ~
Our district attorney bought!
Murder goes at a premium!
Crime goes unpunished!
Anarchy threatens U land! -
Citizens, we have organized to make
this a county Of safety!
los men, r5F-r}
brave and true, in this county alone
have sworn to enforce the laws
and punish MURDERERS. N
We are backed by 1899
One Hundred Thusand Dollsrs
and several thousand men in other
parts of the state!
We mean business!
We are carefully watching three per-
SONS in Fairplay
Who are meddlipg with our affairs!
If one single member of our organiza-
tion is arrested or tempered with for
the hanging of Hoover, the
MURDERER,
these suspected parties will share
Hoover's fate without a mo-
ment's delay!
mean to protect ourselves and So
cieCy, duU Will ePoHo
Man nor Woman
dares to interfere in the slightest
degree with our efforts to punish
-' CRIME!
Awake! Arise! -.
Or be forever fallen!
the death blow to oil murders
now that the noble work has
begun.
Beware lu
of the
Vengeance
of tho
Vigilantes! ~
Do not tear this down. Proclama-
ton! Signed: Coffin.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14

TdO0Ab e aA1Ah
ArrivalandDe partur oslTrains
,o,rv UNION PACIFIC.
Daily Express. .1a:I6 !. n. 30 p. n
do MiIed...... 6:10 ?. m. ~ p n
do do 49,. SIS . n. I9:9oa m
TIN & CARD OF THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
E.pI ss.1. '. - pm R1ss..:. .;ss e: !. !.
Ms sl.I.: y;ssOs. sm- SUNDAY: Tgsspssa.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
nan pprssss.:-.s:sop.m. 81. iOs0l N,
~" Sundays Excepted. :
MAJ -. 800 q n. T.so p. N.
Express -. .e:40 p. m
" Sundays excepted.
KANSAS CITY, 81. JOE d COUNCIL BLUFTs.
s.g;.. e.. M N. t. T. ;::sse;s
4he only line running Pullman slespt2g oau
ont Of Omaha to Union Depot
A A NORTHWESTERN ANDsIoUx CITY
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Express. ......s:oo . m. zoo p M
B.sGG lay :. 4 Ing 3 RssSsxS:A.
Oman. drl... 200 am Ksarney Jncqve3oan
Piattsmouth(arlo:2b am Neutrality-suspicious.
Kearneyyncary7.6 So pm Bod Cloud gv). :o:S6 am
Red Cloud (arr) 7:6s pm PlAttemoush1axe:DPm
Bioominstonar)e:Rbpm Omaha (srr).. ..l:sbPm
REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY.
a.stin-s 1yl sO6 I'm. Bloomington (afll:10p.m
Bloomington i:sb p m Hastings tsr) e:bb p m
SIOUX CITY B ST. PAUL r \
MaI...,...o $40 q m. Express.....l0:e .. m
Express. 80 $40 p. IL Mal........ 7:2e p. m
BRIDGE DIVISION o. p. r. R.
fa6 DUMMY fRAuss
Leave Omaha, daily3 a. NJ %. m, 10 q
m, Up. m, p. m, 4 p. m, 81. MI
Leave Council BLUFFS :-s:26a m, e:16 9. m.,
1925 a. m, u:26 q m. LIS p. m, ''2e p me-
2b D. n, SIS ?. m, e:26 Pm
-Four trips on Sunday, leaving Omaas 81 nc
M. q and 5 p m; Council Blufb at s:2bs
q. m, and 2:25 and SIS p. m.
PASSENGER fRAMh
Leave Omaha 20 q. m, ! q. m $50 q. ma
.. m, $50 ?. m, 7:26 p. m.
Jaaye Council Bluffs :-7:1b q m. e:le .. u.s
a. M, SIS p. m, 100 p. M, 7:6o p. NJ,
u. m. Daily except Sunday.
OMAHA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY b. Il.
Mai. ..I0:46 q N. Abs p. n.
- Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
TIME TABLES.

~ THE NAILS.
GL06lH0. |
O. N. ". b E, 40 q m, D p. N
81 q. q O., 4.S0 o m 3 p. m
@. r. /. III. B. &, 40 q m, SpA
q. d st. Joe $50 .. M, Up. m
9. City q p. 40 q m
O. P. q. R., 1850 q m.
B. & n. &. Il , e:76 q "a.
o In. W., 7:8o Q.
oRIHUa.
O IN. ". R. B., Ia m n ?. D.
B&. Q, Ia. m ESQ
C R. L &f., IL $ N lip m
@. B. b st. Joe, ia m, II .. N
8. City &P., II N
U Pa p. m ~
3. & N. In Neb., lp
Local malls for States Iowa lave NO -
y,vif $50 .. M
Once open from Il 20 p. n Sundays.
THOAAg =. HALL fustnageea.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-14
o L RsDIcK- A r RHDsx,
REDICK e REDICk,
".

Special attention viii be given TO all suits
against corpcntions Of every description !; will
practice In al the Courts OF the State and the
United States Office. Earnham ST., opposite
Court House. .|.tf ..- KIM.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
An1ntsrestinn Experiment.

Some time since the CITIZEN con- tained detailed description o6 the HunrinS'ur oscillatinS stamp mill and it is worthy of note that on- of these machine, has been brought 10 this country or trial. IL wac ordered by MT. c. II. Sweetman, who, witu others, recently purchased the Inde- pendence gold mine, in Old Ha; Dis- trict. rhe mill is now ss the depot awaiting slipmsnt to the mine. and we shall await with much intsrect tho result of the experimental run. As the mill ccots only $500 to $500, aoide from the power necessary 10 run IT, should it proVe the succeo ciaimoi 1t will be bonanza 10 many poor prospector, who ic often obliged tO sell good property 5eforo 1t Is hall developed.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
District Court silent. J.

Territory of Arizona vs. c. D. Fitz. hugh-Indictment for embracery. Trial continued until Tuesday.
 Anthony Richley vs. Mary E Rich- ley-Dismissed at plaintiffs . cost.
 Thomas McPherson ct als vo. J. c. Hay ct als--Conlinued for term.
 Geo. w. Atkins vs. Geo. H. Eddie. mann-Contihued for term.
 BrIckwedel vs. Schaaf- James Buell., Esq., appointed referee.
 Wm. Hogan vs. NJ. W. Downing Move Wicks was entered associate attorney of record for plaintiff, and Irial set for December 1.
 Wm. Hutchinson vs. John W. Campbell-Moye Wicks entered as attorney of record for plaintiff, and trial set tor December If.
 Reeves & Cawthon vs. J. Learv- Move Wicks entered attorney of record for plaintiff, and trial set for Decem- Der 16.
 McKpen 6 Knight vs. Green & Bradley-Moye Wicks entered assO- ciate counsel for defendant.
 Territory of Arizona vs. 1T. Hatch Appeal from JuStice'o Court. Move Wick entered attorney of recoIG for defendant.
 A. $. Bailey ct al. vs. Pennsylvania NJ & NJ. Co.-Ordered on calendar, and new tlial e-I for December 12.
 Abbott vs. Knowles-Ordered on calendar. and trial set for Decem- b,r2l.
 w. P. Wye vs. T. II. Burke ct uf.- Motion 10 strike out p prtion Of ansvs entrrt~'- ed.
 James Crowley vs. Wm. Clarke er als.-nemurrer withdrawn and 20 days given tn answer.
 Amos w Stowe ct als. VI. J. B. Palmer ct ais. Demurrer withdrawn and 20 days given to answer.
 Amos W. Stowe ct als. vs. Patrick White ct als.-Demurre withdrawn and 30 days given 10 answer.
 Empire Mining Company vs. J. B. Palmer ct sls.-Demurr-r withdrawn and 20 days giren to answer.
 Empire Mining Company os. F. White ct als.-Demurrsr withdrawn and 20 days given to answer.
 Amos w Stowe et als. vs. Frederick Waite ct als.-Demurrer withdrawn and 20 d"yi given to answer.
 James Herdman vs Arivaca M. and NJ. Company - Demurrer sustained and two days given 10 amend com- plaint.
 Chas. King ve G. \, AtSiuson- Motion to strike out portion of con- plaint is sustained in part. r"d de- murrer eu-e-ined. anu 90 days given in which to amend complaint.
 ""Xs. D. POston vs. Ariyaca Nj. and NJ. Company - Demurrer overruled and 20 days given in which to snsnd answer. Andrew Scott vs. Leopold Grof- Demurrer withdrewn sel 20 days gwen to answer.
 c. Ghanstto ss. Della Williams-- Demurrer withdrawn and % days given 10 answer. James Reilly vs. M. E. Clarh ct withdrsWn end 20 doys given 10 answer.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
saD ACCIDENT.
Conductor TrsnU Clark Filled at
 WiIIeoK.

Conductor TrsnU Clark Filled at
 WiIIeOI.
 IL is ihe CITIzEN'o painful duty tO record another accident ca the oil- road. Monday forenoCs Conductor Frank Clarh wes billed st WillcoI, and the circumstance of the accident, |, as near as can bo lelrnsd. arc ao fol- lpWo: MT. Clar6 wal conductor of the pile-driver trains asd was backing his train on to a .ido-lrsck, being himself on the Tear Car. He gavo d signal to the engineer 10 cop the train and then o,rapg of to run a haDd-car out of the wag. Either sle signal was not observed or was mis- underot"od, for the pain continued to back up and Mr. ClaIk was huOcbed down and run o--- by tho >ar car. The remains of ihs unfortunate man were brought to the city in tEC after noon and buris |, Rev. w. H. Mes sep -~r conducting the funeral ser- vices.
 MT. Clark was young msn, only 23 years of age, and be leaVeo wife and child at Worcester, Nassach o'etts. He had been in the Territory only three months, but during that short period he gained many friends by his gentlemanly drpurtment, who will sincerely mourn hIs untimely ond.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
OUR OWN MINES.
Items from the Vicinity of San Xavier Recent Locations, and What They Amount tO-Hard Work All That is Necessary to Make Many Bulllss Prsducsrs.
SAN XAVIER M1NEu, November [.

SAN XAVIER MINEs, November (.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Now that the San Xavier Mining and Smelling Company's mine is turning out a booming success, It is but proper hat some of the claims which have been but recently located rhould now be heard from. The Little May takes the lead among the lsttersc a bullion-producer. With bus lttle work of two meE they have several tons of high-grsde ore sacked, ane in a short ume will make shIpmen; oc a carload 10 Frisco as q tess. SDme Cf the assays run as high ss FS0D te lhe ton, and it is expected that the shipment will average from 8ioO to $500 per ton. This mIno 10 no more than one mile in . direct line from the San Xaoier boarding house, on what io known as Helmet Gap moun- tain.
 Ore has been discorered of good quality in several placer on this mountains yelich hao causeai fquito a stampede to secure good ground. MessrS. Jacksrn, Gleason and Flat
 cry have made quite number cl To- cations. among them tho May Flower and Conloltien, all of which gre go d locations with good ore. Meesrs. Anurevs and Smith have also made several lOe .tiOns, come of which show well, particularly the Oro Emo mine, Standard copper mina aod Holy Ter TOT mine. On the latter work is pro- greo'InS for 2O-foOt r,iaft. and it shove improvement ovey foot ss the shaft goes down, being IOw come six feet deep. The Helmet Peak sId santa Cruz locations, rear by. chow some very rich ore O1 Inc surface, on which work will not 1e commenced ill after New Years.
 There are quite number or copper claims in the immediate vicinity, the nance of winch l cannot recall, with few eXceptionA Tie Catalina and Solid Muld"On show large bOdier of carbonate ores that osn be very cheap ly reduced to bullion; also the Pa oaSO Chiet mine hls large body of this character of ere, and has CO., foot shaft in ore al the way down.
 l an informed that the EsperanIa mine will soon have steam hosting works. which are very much nerded, as they cannot 90 any deeper an sc- count Of water, and ar.-worhinS above Ihs water level.
 Quite number Of locations iH and sror ol the Slerritoo are now being worked on, snd it io work on ninos that is bringing Pimo county to the front. Development is doing ron- ders and will mabe many cl,im- owner rich. SPARTsCus.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
The Defendants Objections. D.troiI Free PloH.l

DNtAoAh NANN @O's4
 They uere trying an asolult and battery cose in Justice alley the other day, "r were getting ready to. when the defendant objected to the jury which tho constable had gathered to- gether. Beginning at number "ne' he Court asSed:
 "Stare your ogectione 10 the Jury man."
 a. beat him out of $50 on s hor-e trade and l know hew he feels, was the reply.
 Ana Ihs Ones"
 He and l couldn't agree on game of cards one day aOOut two weeks az" and l punched his head. He haon | forg ,tIen il, you bet
 "Weil, here's the tfird manf"
 He has a grudge against me for licking his br. thtr-in-law.'
 "And the fourth: We have never been good friends since I shot six of his hens"
 And the ffth?"
 "I know him of old. He says oiole his shoi- gum !, And do you object to tho siRth and lsstf"
 II decidedly do. IL isn't four day c since got ready 10 throw him oR Q Noud-dcck ." ..
 " Wouldn't it be safe for you to dis pense With jury and le; he Court iry ihe cs>eY" suggested his Honor No, sir. ." was the decided rSPiy' Il don't cay that have got any hing in particular against this Court, 6uI this Court may have formed the opin, ion that am the man who bagged his twenly-six game fowls one night last m, nth. have hsaru that he had his suspicious" -. Tn. case was adjourned 10 secure ,ix iurynsK tysM sSi of IAs siR.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
ENeiNES hNp PONERS.
ORDINARY ENGINE. compounded vhou sd-
High Pressure o- Compound.

ORDINARY ESsINEs compounded whsa sd- Visahls.
 STEFAN BOuEEs-Particuiar attention given 70 the quality Oi the material and wcrkMan- ship, and none but frst-cla-s work produced.
 WATEE PTFE, or boiler or sheet iron, of any size, made in suitable lengths for connecting together, OF shret- rolled, punched and packed for shipment, ready Co be rivetei ou be gl Juud.
 HYDRAULIC kyLrINs-Boier work and water pipe mad. by this establishment riyeied by hydraulic rive.iuC machinery, that quality Of work being lar superior t1 hand work.
 IUNr~-For nliLius ut any capacity Hud oi any style. OurstyiS of direct acting, compound engine, with double line of pumps, are par ucuiarly recommended We refer ,1 those now in use, not one having ever been broken down.
 DmEcr ACTrNG ENGINES for underground work irri.atiou or city w4i-rWOrks purposes built wiih The celebrated B=yey valve motion, supelio. Co any other
 NrSrSG NACHNEEr Quartz mills. pan-. 0uilcr-- h0istiu- machinery. sinking hoi-I- Lg euPiucs. or other machinery reruircd
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
A Good Prnepe&.

The Black Jac5 mlne. on tho Veo- tern slope of the Mule Mountains hao a shaft down sS [, O, sod ie pro- gresIins ct tho raio of s fool c day. The last sosay shooo S95 g silvvr raod S per cont copper, equal 10 total of s234.25. The walls are vol defined, being true and uell ca,si. Tho ovn- ere propose to continue She work, and feel confident of being able to show up one of the best niIBso ia eou!hers ArIZUne.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Tho oputhsrn Poci6o

Material eyideice that the gsp be- tween tho new trsnscontiRsnisl roods is fast closing up gathsrs daily. Al- ready -prinkling of pessenSero and freight find th.ir wny ovo- tho bnik, and owing of several days time nay now be effected between Trcson nod the Eastern cities. The progreo, of lhe Southern Pacific road is zery rapid and come time during the Iro,- ent week a new station nill be opened on the Mimbr,e River, eeG niles from Tucson. Tho dio'snce thsn,o 10 Fl Paso cannot be far from 50 n los. Ths company ere having g number of elegant sleeping cars manufactured in Ohio, On the came pattern as he Central Pacific sleepors, moly im- prnvemen'o being added. Twenty new engines will soon arrirs for ihe road. of the most powerful ard csm- plete model, and with the fine pas:en- ger coaches now being made at Troy. New York, the Southon Pacific road will be one Of ihe best eouiDpol in the country. In month or 100 st the furthe>t there will be mors peeplo passing through Tucoon thsa through Ogden.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
romhotoso Q CuotOuo rIu.
Frid.r,, Enitanh o.ys;

From Superintendent Ezoaeuol, sf the Vio na. wo loorn that tho BOslon mill has stered oo the 1000 tOno of ore uhich they hsse con'iactod to work, bo' owing 10 the upset, which ws noiicrd.TueSdsy. they nere obliged to hang up" the stamPo yesterday. Superintendent Rice hss just pet ia new scslee for weighing tbe ore. which aro now ready for use. lndi- cations now point to very successful operation of she new mill, with lis corresponding Sresi bensais to ths camp.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13

Wosks FREsoRI AaD HOWARD SIS
 OFFICE s0 2fs fRrV0RT STREET,
 San Fraacisos HOSTING WORKS. Whiu- for prospecting small nlIcs; Portable hOisI.-z i.leines and Boilers, with Reels suitable for wire or hemp rope, Sfne% designs, an bodyiu. ell the latest Improvements
 MINING MACHINERY. Hoistfnr Cag-, with safety attachments. Safety Hooks. One Cars, Ore Buckets Car Wheels and Azles, Ore Gates, with rGcks and pinious for ora bins Pumping Machinery, Air Cou.Fressors. Air or W Na'sr Pipe, Receivers, etc- MILLING MACHINERY Gold Nus. win pans or cJucentrHtors as required Silser Mills, either for dry OF wet crushiug with etc, as required. Smeltlu- Furnaces for eithef Lead Copper, Silver o- Gold, Willard Roast ing Furnaces, especially adapted for 10ldO ores Rctorts, Bullion Mould., Ore Feeders, Rock Breakers, e-c.
 MISCELLANEOUS MACuIS FRY. Saw Mills, Flou- Mills, Oii Well Machinery, Water Wheels and Castings.
 ENGINES AND BOURhs for an, and all purposes, adapted to the economical u,s Cf la
 PRICES MODERATE Amonsothsrs, the following have bs.s bult Tom5st0n. Miil......Fsr the TOughnut mlns ,l ,,, ''u ,, ------ Lucky yuss " e5tsTh VI 70 s--.--- Contention MeALi-E -----. ' Stouew-il aczs0u
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13

"DARLIHo Kiss Me Sweet Gond- Night" is the latest song. One young man sang it in the presence of his girl the other evening, and just as she was about 10 act in accordance with the words of the song her dear papa put m an appearance and filled the youths coat tails fall st bssh.- bsRbEyy 9svL
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Hr. Cnrpentnr,a R.tcat.
ITombsteaa Nussst.I


 Our rejoicing st ths carrying of Arizona and a majority of the Dcn0c- rscy in the county is eomswhst less ened by the defeat of orc Of the bssr men on the ticGrt. s ". Carpenter He was not slaughrerol by tho enemy, but fell in tho houso of his friends, and why the Democracy should have pursued thIs course p cps of the is- scrutable mysteries of politics. Tho prospectors and miners of tho county havo loot in him a generous friend. and as they ho5e new defeated him for tho office in which ho has shown them 70 many fsvors, it would be but becoming that they pay tc hIm the many thousand dollars that is cue him. IL was sn sct Of political l=- gratitude ia tue Democracy not tO elect NIT. Carpenter that we have sel- dom seen evuslled, for no man has done more for the party in this county than he. His tIme and ne4BS have been devoted 10 secure the political succe,s of all on the ticket, but while he remained at the post of official duty during the campaign, the willy enemy sole into the Democratic camp and captured the most important oi- ties in the county. We expect to hear in the future many Democrats bewail the defeat or Ar. Carpenter, and then we shall remind them the; t was by Democratic vOtec he was dvtec.sd.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
Moro Development in rp,asonIa

J. b. Andrews left Monday win n team loaded with tools and supplies for Patagonia 10 take charge of and put force ofmen at work gu group ot sis cldimo owned by strong Penn- sylvania company, of which MT J. \. Freck ie manager Mir. Andrews is instructed to commence wors at once on all sin claims; aud on the Good Rope mine, whicn has already been developed sufficiently to prove il valuable property. he is 10 sink a working shaft l50 fe.t. Mir Andrews has contracted 10 develop other prop critics in that vicinity, ss he has mires of his own to looS after. During the past six months MT. Andrews has been in charge of the San Xavier Mining and Smelling Compsny's mines, and leavts the same in good order to fuldll contracts made with manager Bresk last eprinc.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
IN MEM0RlAM.

something Good from the Pen of Col C' D' Poston-The Family Fathered by Jefferson Rises, Decays and Dies Some of the Heavy ,Clods Lying Over the Dead and Buried Dslnoc- rRsy.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
q Y WATSON. M. D.

DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON, has rs | moved his office and rS idsncs 10 tbs build ing On Pennington str q. opporile Bes- MOT eal . Law Oflice, Hours -lU 10 lz a. n Hno , to and ' iO 2 ?. ID. Diseases peculiar to women sps children c speci-.tY.