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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
The Tn.tlng DocLor.

CHICAGO, June 5 S-The Inter Oceans New York special says: Dr. Tanners friends now charge twenty-five cents admission, a. a precaution against too great a crowd, who annoy the Doctor. The regular physicians have at las. shown an interest in the case, and are now watching the symptoms and re- suit Of tho fast. Tanner does not look emaciatod, but appears III gooI coadi- ton, and has the look cf a well nOurished man. He wears a lively ex- pressiun, and shows no indications of suffering. He absorbs a little water in his baths and in rinsing his mouth, but otherwise he takes nothing what ever. One doctor says be is not closely watched, and that he fails Co detect the odor characteristic of starvation, or any other marked symptoms, and that he does not believe the fast can De accomplished. This is the tenth day
 At ? o'clock this morning Dr. Tan ner entered on the f1th day of his fast. His pulse was 50, temperature 9SOt. respiration IT. Some excite ment was created by Inc statement from Dr. Bradley that sponge saiur- ated with nutritious liquid had been found on the watch.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
The Tomh.tone rn,rn.,,.


 ne Commissioner of the General Land Office, under date of June 95 has written the Register and Receiver of the Florence Land office giving hls decision in the Tombstone Town ste case and on the protests made bv Edward Field ct als. against the entry lien allowSs After stating the case quite fully the letter says that the pro- testan1s present the following two req sons as the basis of their cause, viz.
 l. That it (the town-site) embraces mineral lands, particularly a valid inning claim located prior to the oc. cupation of the premises for town pur. poses, and,
 ?. That said entry was made for speculative purposes by certain per. sons, and not for the benefit of the ID habitants of the town.
 In regard to the first of these obiec- tions the Commissioner says ihe mat. ter IS wholly covered by the decision in the case of Central city, Colorado. which decision has been printed in our columns heretofore, and that when a patent is issued a clause will be insert. ed therein excluding from the oper. tion of the patent all valid mining rights within the limrs Of the town. site.
 As to the second allegation, that Michael Gray and others, forming an association had tEc entry made for speculative purposes, the Commits si'ner holds from the pspers in the case that the entry was made in full conformity to law by the Mayor and Common Council Of Tombstone. and that he patent win issue to said May or as trustee for the benefit of tLe oc- cupanis of the town: and as to the manner in which lhe trustee will dls- charge his duties, that is something that is not within the jurisdiction of the Land Office, but must be settled by ] the corporate authorities and the town occUpenls in the couris of the Terri tory. For these reasons a hearing on ] the protests is refused
 The letter ends thus: You will ! call upon tbe authorities to furnish proof of the number and character of the muniei. al and other improvements upon said town-si'e, upon receipt cf which, if satisfactory, the entry will be approved
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
\ rri-hlrul I.oss of rIesh.

A certain very thin citizen met a well-known member of the med ical fraternity under the shade of Charlie Browns roof-ree yesterday afternoon, and as he gently pushed the ice around the top of the glass with his lead pencil, he sadly bewailed the havoc the heat was making wi,h his corporosily.
 "Yes,' said Med!co, after he had critically examined a fly above the mirror through the top of his glass, "thIs heat does pull man down, for a fact. Why, there's Crosley, the butch CT; he lost over D pounds oi flesh last month, and he wasn't very fat man either"
 Sho, you don't tell me" ciacplated the astounded Slim; and the full and awful significance of that ghastly joke didn't penetrate his skull until 9 o'clock this morning. IT that doctor doesn't lose some flesh himself, we very much mistake the temper ol this order loving people.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Noval, ,te,bod

Several days ago the following no tice appeared in one of the Newark (New Jersey papers
 To JOHN TwARDoUsKI: Notice Is hereby given 10 my husband, John TwsrdOuski, who left his home, No. no Scuth Orange avenue, Newark, \. J., on the 18th day oi March. lsol, that unless he returns within three days l will marry again AUGUsTE TwAKDousEL
 The husband has not returned To- day reporter called upon the woman. who is native Of rosen, Poland. She believed that to select husband No. 2 in case No. 1 failed tO put in an ap- peapnce, would be proper thing 10 do, She stated that her object in mar rying again was to get support for herself and family, consisting of a boy II years old, girl 6 and' feeble and helpless mother.
 Mrs. TwardOuski is s short and comedy matron Of forty, and as she advertises that she twill marry again. if husband No. does not appesr, and as she staies that she has no particular No. ? in vIew. 1t is inferred that she is in the market Twsrdouski, the tru- ant husband, fir-t left his wife Septem- her 17, 1873, and was absent until May 22, 1879. He remained home until March 2S, lSS0, when he again Jeff, it is supposed, for Germany.
 When the reporter of local paper called 10 see her today, her cOunte- nance beamed with joy, thinking that an applicant for Iwardouski's old shoes had come to lay his fortune al her feet She felt sad when she was given 10 understand by the interpreter the scribe's errand.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Departure of Superintendent F. E.
 Wakefield

Quite an important change is an- uounced in the local management of the Esperanza mine. the present Super intendent, MT E. B. Wakefield, being succeeded by Dr. J. II. Olds, of h. dianapolis. Mir Wakefield, while well pleased with Arizona, has long been desirous of Tesigning his command of the Esperanza forces, as he has inter ests at his home in Ohio which de mand his personal attention; but the company were 10th to part with lis services, and it was only at his earnest solicitation that the change was made. During his administration of the con- psHy's local affairs the EsperanZa has gradually come 10 be considered as one of the most promising mines in the Territory, and the work of its de- velopment has been characterized by signal executive ability. The utmost confidence has been reposed in him by the company, and he has most certain ly deserved it.
 THE CITIZEN canno, bid Mir. Wake field goodbye without first thanking him for numerous courtesies and kind nesses, and wishing him the same sue cess and usefulness in his new sphere that has attended him during his sO- journ among our people.
 We had inc pleasure of meeting Dr. Oids, his successor, and believe that his reputation is a guarantee that MT. Wakefield could not have a more worthy successor. Heis mol unknown in the mining world, and we are cer- tain that hls residence in Arizona will prove profitable alike to himself and the sterlingcompany he represents.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
A Narrow Escape.

4 Mexican, named Jesus Sandobal, Wednesday descended to the bottom of an old well ID the rear or Cory's grocery store, on Maiden Lane, for ihe purpose of cleaning it out. The poi sonous gases at the bottom were so powerful that he attempted to escape by climbing the rope, but after reach ing a short distance from the bottom he became overpowered and fell back ineensibe. Quite little time elapsed before another man could be found 10 attempt his rescue, and Leandro Man uel, who finally descended was so suff7cated by the bad air that he was dragged up again more dead than alive. Sanobio Villa then made the attempt, but the rope with which he was fastened proved too short and before he finally procured sufficient rope. Sandoval had been at the bottom of the we'll fully an hour. He was still breathing when brought to the surface, and had received some severe bruises about :he head from his fall By this time Drs. iyford and Laihrop had arrived on the scene, and together they succeeded in restoring the almost sufiocatcd man to a state of semi con sciousness. l. is thought that unless congestion of the brain should ensuc, he will fully recover.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
rnmrai-n Asse.snscnt..

CHICAGO, July 7.-The Times Wash ington special says: A clerk in the Treasury Dcpar,mentwas surprised on Thursday to find that with $50 handed him by the distributing officer was a
 note stating that as be had not re spouded to McPherson's circular, $20 had been withheld for campaign pur- poses. The clerk was very indignant, but soon learned that he was one Of many victims, and that any careless talk might result in the loss of his place. This is the first time that
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

MIR. B. HEFTT, proprietor Of the well-kuown French restaurant at the corner of Meyers and Ochoa streets has recently associated in business with him Mir. \. Gaboulet, and to- gether they mean to not only maintain the high standard of excellence which has hitherto distinguished the house, but are determined to make it second 10 none in the city. Here can Dc had a genuine French dinner at a price within the rech of all, and the manner in which the dining apartments are fitted up adds that imporian, feature to dining which makes it the greatest Of pleasures The proprietors invite all their old friends and patrons to give them a call.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
4 CITIZEN
Important Mining sale.

The sale of the American Flag uinc to Mayor Lealherwood and Mr. Has. kell Is now definitely announced. The prlee paid was S11, 800, which, we be iieye, will look astonishingly small when the property is sufficiently de- veloped, as We understand it is the in tention Of the new owners to do. MT Isaac Laurin, the original locator aud one Of the recent owners, certainly de serves to succeed, for he located the American Flag some two years ago, and he has tied right up her colors ever since, never swerving in his faith in her great future. And unless the reports which reach us concerning this property are the grossest exagger- aiionS, MT Laurln will not have to wait long 10 see his faith justified. He goes back to the camp tomorrow, where he has a number of other fine prospects, which he is n1w etabled 10 in measure develop. The interest beginning to be shown in this cempar- atively new sccuon amounts almost to excitement, and we predict an early and .rousing boom for the Old Hat and Bloodsucker Districts. The sooner the better. They win bear iuvestiga ton and development.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
The Fnsferr nncsilnn.

RAGUzA, July 8.-The Montenegrius are abandoning all theIr positions near Dulciugo, and are marching on Prad- sanitza, which they intend tc aitack without delay. IL is said that they will gather the croTs in the fields be- longing to the Albaaisns, as they ed- vance. A serious atTray occurred, n which several Turks were killed; cause, cruelty committed by the Turks.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
ne.nerndoes Cnntu-ed.

STocToS, Texas, July s-A party Of Rangers met band of four despsra- does yesterday. Both parties dis mounted, took to the rocks, and firing began. Three Of the desperadocs came out and surrendered; the fourth came out also, but continued firing, killing one Of the Rangers. He was instantly rfddled with bullets by the Raugers. The telegraph wires have beca recently cut in several places, supposed Co have the work 0f this gang.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
TuE census returns from the distric

TIE census returns from the district west of the Santa Cruz river are in, and show the following figures: Ari- vaca and vicinity, 700; Orc Blanco, 800; Bahoquivari, 100; Tubac and vicinity, 12j; along the river from Calabasas and Tubac, 900. Total white population of the district, 1,42J The population of the Indians al San Xavier and vicinity, taken by villages, 7 500; uncuumcrated Smaller villages, children, etc), about 2,500, making gross population in the district of 6.42J.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

CONDUCTOR RAY had the misfortune on Tuesday night to be caught between two cars while coupling, and had his foot badly mangled, besides sustaining other injuries. He was brought to this city on an engine yesterday after noon for treatment, and left CD this mornings train for his home in Stock ton. Ii is said that the engine which brought him in from Casa Grande made the G miles in one hour and ten minutes. which is certainly something 10 brag about
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
lConmrnicatedT
 A Query.
TUCsON. .Inlv

TUCSON, July 8.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Now that Tucson has grown to the dignity of a ci,v. I would like to inquire when we shall oe favored with some improvements In connection with our postal service ana particularly with regard 10 the closing of mails With many of our business men it is impossible to close their correspondence in time io get ii into The postofiee before s o'clock in the evening, and under present rules II letters are not in the office before mat hour they are laid over for anotb. CT day, although the first mail that goes out does not leave the city for four houis and 8 half later. I, would De a great convenience to those of us who have 10 take advantage of inc evening hours to conduct our cores pondence, if distribution could be had say an hour before the departure of the mails, and we are now so num- erous as to have the right to expect that some such action be taken.
 4 CITIZEN.
 We would state for Citizens h. formation that there is no provision for any night service in the Tucson  postofice, and that the present hours are already too many 10 expect the clerks to extend them into the small hours of the night. Still. as our cor respondent observes, the business in Tucson is now of sufficient impor tance to give our cluzens the right to demand more accommodations at the hands of the Deparmert.-ED. CITI- ZEN
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TIE Sherman ,S Hyde instruments are commanding quite popular market in Tue son. The Sisters have one Of their fine pianos and Nr, Levin another. The elegant organ sent to Mir. J. NJ Berger, their local agent, has been purchased by Dr. Handy, and Ar' Berger has just received another upright piano of elegant tone and finish, which Is noT for s.le at bis store on Co1gTsst street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THOSE old pioneers, Foster & Hand, use a ton of ice Q day to keep their beer cool, at their saloon on the corner of Meyers and Mesilla streets-aud that's the frozen truth.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
4 Fine Thing ror tho rectn.

Fragrant SOZODONT is a compo sition of the purest and choicest ingre- dients of the Oriental vegetable king dom. Every ingredient is well known to have beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its embalming or anti. septicproperty and aromatic fragrance makes it toilet luxury. SOZODONT removes all disaEreeable odors from the breath caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc. IL is entirely free from the injurious and aciid properties Of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last SIX months
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TIE Southern Pacific Railroad Com pany, by their attorney, H. \. Alexan- der. filed on July 5, 1880, their protest against the assessing of railroad prop erty for the year 1880 in Maricopa county, claiming that under certain sections of our laws said property Is exempt from taxation for six years, and ask that the said assessment be stricken from the roll of that county.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TIE San Xavier Mining and Smelt- ing ComT any have commenced the work of roasting ore at their furnace. The smelting furnace itself is com pleted, and il is expected that it will be started up ID day or two.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

vrR C. JACOBS and party, who
 b-en stopping in town for the ..s nsath. le't this morning for their L.,.s situated south Of lhe line in the -.ir;-r of Bsccanochi ranch MF. ,..,s. is an old and experienced -;,.- and mlIl.man, well known all --,,ta coast. and is BOW backed by
 .,-,-- New York company. His ,c7 have f.r the past six or eight ..,r.b. been prospecting Northern s--,-s and are quite certain th;d they t.v. found an old spanish mlne, the ..,o-5. %. which show the production If several million of fdollars and winch
 wheu abandoned, a bonanza.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THE New York Mining and Engi- neeriug Journal says: Nr Sutter was in receipt Of n pension of s3,OO0 from the State of California" Our New York contemporary is in error. We did give Sutter a pension for a while but were too poor to continue and so stopped il; but we have given the de- ceased pioneer some perfectly gorgeous obituary notices and are therefore evel. -IStOck Renort.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

A PRIVATE letter from Harshaw states that that camp is solid for Gar field, and we may look out for a rat ting good publication lhe day in No vcmber when Hancock is sent back 10 his command. By that. time we ex- pect Harshaw to be a great camp, ii she fulflls her present promise.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Another Libel suit.

RENO, Nev July 9-James II. Kin kead has sued the Evening Gazette for Si5,0OO for publishing the speeches made at meeting of the creditors of the Reno Savings Bank On Tuesday evening. and the facts in connection with the failure.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Notice oI Final Proof.
L.rp OFFICE Ar TLensz.z. Ar1zoxA.

LAND OFFICE AT FLoEzScE. iE1z0SA,
 JuiT z. l.s9 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT TUE N fullIWiug named seulsr l-- ...-l lu-i-e or Lis intention iu make LlAl proof ln 1pnrt of hi- claim, before the Register, l-i Q, fssJ. and s-c.re final eutrv thereof. siz. Joan f Smarl. summit station. Pima County. u-io made pre-eulp pIi0n de-'l-lt0rr -tafca- lt No. ss-. for the s iF a of section 1, FoTusLlp g >, Range 5f E.. and names tae tJiicw.-1 as his r0ftne=ses, viz: O. E. Sllytl, John A-Aellzle. D Whaiey and Thomas Steele, ali oi Gan 2. Grant, Pima County, Adzgna.
 CH K PACLTSuN
 Register.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
4 Card.

To ali who s-e suffering from the early errors and indiscrstions ofyouth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss ofmanhood, etc. Twin send s receipe that will cure you, FREE oz caARsE. This great remedy was discovered hy q mission ary in South America Sand a self addressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. I1man, Station D., New York City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
AccidentaIIr sh [.

NArA, Cal, July 9-Edward Stan ley, only son of Judge Stanley, was fatally shot in Pope Valley this after noon while out hunting by the scci. dental discharge of his rifle,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

NOTHING Is nicer on a hot day than s'aSs Of .,he celebrated Los Angeles S'''' drawn fresh from the keg and Asp' cool as ice can keep it. The Pi@ce to get this is at Hucke's Ger s-ania Halle, on Meyers street few 4ooEs north of the Palace.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAyg orr,.E A1 F.oazzeE. sals

LAND OFFICE AT FlORzxcr sEI-0St.
 fr'r1 s1 NOTICE IS HEEFBI GIVEN Ill a.I IH E N following named settler L1- t.-f u1ii-e 0f bis intention tu make nlr, r-o1f i1 rp- port Q. hl- ciliu heflr i1- te-l-ie-- August 6 rS31 and -.C1redual entry lucr-It. hlrri= f.1 l. Hrr---rr who made pr--cup p.l1l Ce-'1Ia- rlr- statement So. tst lor Zoe ' %. ~N Soc gt T a Soath E. lf G.. and k kis uf ~ V. i.. Sec s r. f1 -. Blu-c i1 E-- and names the following 1s bis Witlrs-cs, Flk. ic-r0u g. Hslr. Ramon ParGec0, Je-us flrbecl and t.rerg-io RlldrrlEf aI Cf TIc-gu. Pima coaltv. Arizona. C. M- k- ALLISON.
 Register.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

NK. WILLIAM ZEcKENDoRF has just acquired another partner in his whole sale business, and although the new member of the firm Is not yet of much commercial weight and ability (only ID pounds), it is a safe bet that MT. zeekendorf is perfectly well satisfied.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
R,,r-I nr slrervisors.

The principal business traassctei .r,sa Bas-i of Supervisors on Thurs s.rvss the auditing of the numerous sc1I1.s.
 Yesterday a resolution was passed 3,.a.a- ,ha Sheriff to receive into lis cnsoiy all prisoners committed s.asC.y Recorder. keep an account a,tsn in as.plra-s book, aud return ag same qua-;erlv 10 the Bpald s5a-,.ag for each prisoner at the same r,s as are charged f'r the county r-s0Ce~s
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

MR. CLARK offers his ice machine for sale at 6 price which makes 1t 6 desirable investment Its capacity IS one ion of ice per day, and It is par ticnlarly adapted to use in mining camps.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

oSE oftle mos. metropolitan estab ''Sanents ia the city is the grocery s''Fs oI C. Seligman & Co.,, on Con- s'e's street. No more attractive dis f'@y oI fancy groceries IS made in any No'e this side of San Francesca, and .l5 .lg alyantage Of long experience en- aoIes them to place the finest grades r. so'dS before their customers at a very moderate cost.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

JUDGE MEYER held quite an impos- 'ls le7ee today. Two plain drunks, -lo'aane1ted by any hilarious or dis ,'lsFiy conduct, paid S each. A D'''lSeTent fighter got % days, while a -'-'o0Iar member of the opposing sex S4s a2ed BIO for the same offense.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

HE Bank Exchange Restaurant and SA'oon takes the cake !" for a house
 entertainment. Good and well '. r0OAed food, cool dining-room, fine '-4uors, and polite and attentive wait els are what do it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

AL Of the semi-lropical fruits ap- pear m .heir season at Tucson with lne certainty and regularity Of a per iect system. The contrast which this s'a'e oi affairs affords to the days be lore Perce's Cash Store took its place 10 'he commercial arena, is one of the most striking instances of our rapid Territorial growth.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

sf0O saved is sloo made. C5rnge your Gold or Currency into Mexican siveT-it VIII reach inst as far-at Nort0n's Loan and Brokers or fee, Congress street, opposite saGord, Hudson q Goa
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

IN 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., 1880-07-10

J. PERRIN, merchant tailor, Meyers street, opposite the Palace, will make you better it and a cheaper suit of clothes than any tailor in Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

ANY person in this part of the Terri -S oy the name ot Brockman will 'O'Ain information of much import -u0e oy addressing Fred A. Nupton, 6oz lie, Globe City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

ASUNBER ofgood carpenters can find work at good wages by applying 10 Sullivan & Stovell, lhe builders, near the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Pima Connty,s Population.

The census returns are now all in with the exception of three precincts, and the figures thus far foot up 2i,j07. The three precincts yet to make re turns and their several populations (carefully eslimatedj are as follows: Patagonia district, 1900; Santa Cruz district, 800; Camp Thomas district, 1900. Total, 4,1OO This brings the grand total up to between 25,000 and 26.OOO. Tucson shows about 1000.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TIE nobbiest stock of low cut ties, round or square toe, fne goods, just received twenty cases, st everybody g prices, corner Main and Pennington Streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

.5s preparations for the wres- A-- ,,,,b ,,uightare completed and I1s .,,,i5as are that the Summer .-. will be packed to its utmost
 B5,h the men are in the .,.s.b,s condition, and each is '@ .i.,, of achieving victory, al -s v.r.silles cannot be induced '''-, -, much ia his own behalf. The - impression amoug sporting
 that Bauer is the most active I ,,,.saasntly the best man, but '-- ,f he knowing ones insist that [.r3.9ne fsvorite will have more t;.m a.ch in the massive French
 rw will be S magnificent trlal oi .- .-.5 against science, and will be -.- '-,- worth seeing by those who ndmiTe ..t'sac c0ntes;5.