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Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15
INTERNATIONAL.

Be content with your lot-especially if it' corner one.-W5t and Wisdom. It is estimated of the oldst Mason that if he ] was laid end to end he would reach around the State.-DaRbua.g Neaos When New Orleans man wanted his pic ture in heroic attitude, the artist painted him in the act of refusing to drink.-B0st0o Post.
 "No, don't know the Senator, ''said Jones, ''but kicked his dog once That is the only acquaintance I have with him. .''-Bosto7a IrG71script.
 If you want to employ whitewasher, con- tract with him to whitewash the floors, the furniture, and everything but the ceiling- Boston Post.
 There is man in St. Louis who has won- derful memory. It is thought the city will
 eventually employ him to remember the Sab-
 bath.-Lowisoile Coat7Se7-Jou7zaal. bashful young man while out driving
 with his girl, had to get out to buckle the
 animals bustle had got unfastened. ''-P0rt- land IrGnsc7Ipt.
 An t:Indian idol' was recently ploughed up in Woodbury, and they don't know whether
 it's god or devil. If it has handle on and holds about two gallons it's Woodbury god.-CGnGd71 Neeos.
 A servant girl wrote from New York to her friends in Bangor, Me, that she works in a
 house called flats, and that they go from one
 story to another in ventilators and send their
 washing to the foundry.-NeD Fork MtuiI.
 Coney Island hotel proprietors lost $50, 900
 on recent rainy Sunday. This is the way
 they figure it: Provisions bought for the oc-
 easion, $500; what they would have sold for
 had the guests arrived, $50, 800; loss $50, 900. |-PAi1ddelp1ti0 Neacs.
 There has been family jar. ''Come,
 mother, come," says the son-in-law to the old lady, in obedience to the pitiful request
 of his wife not to be disagreeable, '1et us make it up. said there was no woman in the world so unbearable as you are-didn't I?-at which you felt hurt. We'll, take it back-there are others"
 policeman who was employed to watch a
 store which was to be robbed in an Iowa
 town fell asleep, and the burglars took away
 his money, pistol and clothes, leaving him
 covered with molasses. The persons who
 employed him felt mad enough to ''lick'' him-and they couldn't have selected 8 time
 when he was in better condition for such an operation. Herald.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15
What a Newark Dog Does.
lFrom the Neunr1 eN. J.l Aaver.lser. ]

Among those who regularly call for their Daily Adoestiser every. afternoon at the counting room of this office is an intelligent dog that rejoices in the name of Sport, and is the property of Hook and Ladder Compa- ny No. 1. At about p. m. daily, as regu- Iarly as the hour comes around Sport sets out for the Duly office, making bee line from the truck house to the Adgertiser count. ing room. On arriving at the office he does not rush or crowd, but, like the well behav- ed dog that he is, waits until he can reach the counter. Those in charge know him well, paper is folded and handed him, he
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15

An indication of the real prosperity of the people is the greatly increased demand for pianos. Many of the piano manufacturers are hard pressed to fill their orders and are very reluctant to give their men any vacation on account of the pressure of work. Not only is the demand numerically much larger than it has been, but good pianos are more sought for than low prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15

Governor Foster, of Ohio, does not charge that Democrats, as rule, are dishonest, but he says that in the forty Democratic coun- ties of Ohio twenty y-one officers have become defaulters, while in the forty eight Repnbli- can counties there have been only three de- faulters.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15

There is a scarcity of young men at the watering places. Sensible young men can doubtless enjoy themselves better than by working hard, in hot weather, to be extrava- gantly fashionable.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15

not been, while of 46 it was unknown wheth- CT they had been vaccinated or not. Among the vaccinated cases the deaths numbered only 6, or 2.5 per cent; among the unvacci- mated they reached total of l27, which was AS per cent. Of the 45 doubtful cases 9 were fatal
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15

5ssTbe Tabel and Trade Mark of 8 well-known and responsible manufacturer the beat protection the public can have" DR. MoTT i'GoYernment Chemist" Awarded the Highest Premium by the American In
 stitute
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

This is queer world An eight-year- old girl in Newburyport CMass.) shot at her mother with revolver because the latter de- clined to give her two cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15

There seems to be a call for temperance society among trotting horses. The trotting horse Midnight had lost heat or two and showed general demoralization at Buffalo the other day, when his owner took his shoes of and gave him quart of coffee. He won the next heat in good style and pint more car ried him through still another winner. He won the race and g., ,o0O Hitherto it has been the custom to administer spirits or wine in such cases, but the merits of coffee have begun to be appreciated.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-15

Those opposed to vaccination can find something to think about in the statistics just furnished by the Deptford smallpox hos pital. which receives patients from all parts of London. During the six months ending June 30 it received 546 cases of smallpox, of which 226 had been vaccinated and t264 had
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
1mnertant Mining Transaetion.

General Jas. Stewart, IT,, is iu our city, perfecting the titles to some very important mining property which has lately been purchased in the Meyers District, Pima county, by the M4nie- zuma Mine and Milling Company an Eastern organization.
 lis the company's intention td pro csed without delay to open up anp de- yeIop their property, and 10 ihii end have secured the services ol hr. E D. Williams as Superintendent. Mir. Williams brings to the office lnie' H. renee and a practical eXPerlen ce oi many years in mining, and we oefpeak the company very happy resuPs ID their enterprise.
 From all that we can learn q the Meyers District, we believe Il onfy re- ouires development to prove andishow m the rich mineral wealth deppslted tbere. and 10 make it another Sne oi Arizona's great mining centres !of at- traction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

Daniel E. Davidson has opened a watchmaking establishment.
 Mrs. Johnson, of the Boston Res tsurant, intends building hotel.
 Mir. Letcher. is constructing reser- voirs for the water works.
 Congressman Springer will arrive about March 20,h. He is intere ted in the Roman Beauty.
 MT. Kimball is expecting his family from Los Angeles.
 c. $. Shotwell 6- Co. are enlarging their store.
 P. II. Moore, of Leadville, a min ing engineer, is here in lhe interests of Eastern capitalists.
 J. c. Day and T. NJ. Goodwill have left for Steeple Rock Disiric., N.. Mexico, to be gone a l..Jntn.
 Milton Hicks came near being fa- tally shot by David P. Carr, acci- dentally.
 J L. Bostick, Ed. Hu,chms, Webb and Campdeld have gone to Gillespie district, New Mexico.
 FINAL CITY.
 Mrs. D. Brinkman has opened a fruit and vegetable store.
 Dr. O. B. Adams has located here, and his family has arrived.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
From, sn1t LnI.e to Tucson.
Prescott Democr4t.I

A noble railroad is projected across our Territory, toruu north from Tue son to a junction with Jay Gouids Southern Utah Railroad. such rCfu, when bullt. would do wonders toward binding together north anC south Ar izona. From Tucson it it the lnten- ton Co pass north throl gh Florence, running east and near Fort Verde, crossing the great Colorado Canyon and river by a suspension bridge, higher lbon that over Inc Niagara river. anu developing iu its progress he great. and as yet untouched, tim Der regions and coal beds of Apache county
 Unless the Prescott branch railroad be soon commenced, our friends Of Pima and Pinal will make theirs the first connection with the great traDs- continental Atlantic and Pacific trunk line. We are assured by the Pinal City Drill that this railroad is 70 be vigorously pushed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
CLEOPATRA DYING.
BY THOMAS s. COLLIER.

 sinks the sun below the desert.
 Toiden glOws the sluggish Nile. pc name crowns spring and temple Lights mp every ancient pile nere The old gods now are sleeping- Asis and Crisis great. Sgaru me, help me, give me couroo- Like Queen to meet my fstc' am dying; Egypt, dyinc,'
 Let The C8sar's army come will cheat him of his glory.
 AlouSh beyond the Styx | roam. cnall he drag this beauty with him nlie The crowd his triumphs sings 70, no, never. l will show him
 What lies in the blood Of kings inoush he holds the golden sceptte. hule thc PharaOh's sunny land NneIe old Nilus rolls es.stless
 through the sweeps of siNerv sopd- he shall never say I met him
 awning, abject, like a slave. WiH loil him, ihosgh to do il
 must cross the Stygian wave. Oh, my hero, sleeping. sleepins- Snell ] meet you on the shore VI fIutOnlan shadows Snail We In oeeih meet and love once mores see, l Follow in your iOotsteus- scorn the Caesar and his might to- your love l will leap boldly Into realms CT dac;h and ni-br. Down below the desert sinking. Fades Apollo's brilliant car. And from out the brilliant azure Breaks the bright gieam Of a star enus, Queen of Love and Beautv. V glcolnes me 10 deaths em brace. Dylng-free, proud and triumphant. The last sovereign Of my race. Dyingi dying, I am comlnr.
 On, my hero, to your arms: Ton VIII welcome me. | know it- Guard me fir m all rude alarms. HaI6. hear The legions coming: Hear their cries uf triumphs swell But, proud C0--ar, dead scorn won. Egg Autony-iarewell!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
NIaII and EApress to lIeyers nIstrlct-


 Mail and Express to Meyers District.
 Meyers District, which Is situated ia the western part of this county. Is fast coming to the front as one of our leading mining districts. The famous Gunsight mine bids fair 10 take rank among the best in our Territory, and there are many other mines in that district which give promise of mucu value. Sales are constantly beind made in that direction, and the dis rict is destined 10 grow lo In DOT. tance. The mines are about I25 miles south of vast of Tucson. At present there is DO place from which the mining men and prospectors oG that district can secure supplies. as they desire. They have no mail facii- ities whatever. It is true they are much nearer the railroad than they are 10 this place, but there being no owns or stores along the line of the road from which they can purchase supplies, they md it inconvenient and difficult 10 obtaIn them. They want a mail and express line direct from Tucson. The route would be as above stated-only 125 miles over an easy grade; the greatest distance between points where water can be obtained is 30 miles. There is a chance for a new stage and express line, which will no doubt grow into an important and paying business, and we trust olr business men will take hold of it and give it that hearty support its import ance demands. We have every reason 10 believe that Special Mail Agent McKusick will do al he can to secure mai service, as such a route could be made to serve both Cababi and Meyers Districts. Let no time be lost in se- curing direct communication with tue western portion Of the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
PATAGONIA.
The Social Event of the Season Mining
 News-DamaEing fire.
LA NoRIA. A. T. March 5

LA NoRIA, X. T.. March
 The social event of the season tqok place last evening at the residencd Of Mrs. John Lynch, it being in the fckm of a supper, given in honor of the Id birthday of one of her acquaintances. The table was elegantly gotten Up, and laden with many delicacIes 9el- dom met with in frontier life. Amdng those present we noticed Mr. D. Al- derson. Mr. James Jameson, now in charge of the Holland smelling works, NIT. George Seay, Mr. Carter 8nd others. The happy gathering, after having spent an hour or more at khe table, adjourned 10 take a tranquil smoke, at the same time wondering how they could have surrouuddd " so many good things. Dunn yIyinlus, viYamus
 The ". c. Davis Company have finished the grading for thei iurnace, and are looking daily for the arrival of their machinery. NIT. Selby, IReir Superintendent, is expected ln Hay or two from San Francisco, where he has been for the pas, few wdeks making the necessary purchases.
 The Washington Pool CompanNare now busily engaged in developing the Ohio. This mine Is probably onf of the finest Tn Southern Arizona. This company will soon place an eXHerl- enced Nevada mining man as supgrin- tendeut Of their mines He Is looked for daily.
 \ fire has been doing considerable damage here within the last few days, in burning over large space of good grazing land.
 The climate in this section this winter bas been all that could bg de- sired. Warm and dry weather pre- yaiis. YoIiK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
THE LE2lSLkTURE.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Assembly

Assembly
 PEEsCOTT. March IA bill provid- ing a loan for certain wagon roads vas indefinitely postponed. A memorial king the segregation of the San Carlos Indian agency passed
 The bill supplemental Go on act authorizing The publication of the rr sources of Arizona pas.ed.
 A biil asking an appropriation for certain wagon roads was indefinitely postponed.
 X bi'l relating to changing the boundaries between Piual and Pima Was I1dedli'e.y postponed. The biI relative 70 branding ca't.r passed.
 Bolsus bill relative io aceluias and iuigaius canals was indefinitely post poned.
 Council.
 An act aUth0-zin- -he publication in Spanish of probate and justice acts passed.
 The Governor appointed pr Tag Cirt, Of Yuma, as secretary, and J. !. Gosperand Richard Ruieas Fish Com. ml,i0uers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

c. s. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE, one door east 0i Judge Ozboruo's .- Ag.l-l- Lane, --al- A. I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

Mas. 4. VILA Is agent for the Crown and Domestic Sewing Ma chimes. Ladies in want of machine can bring their work and try them. Lessons free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
WILLIAM J. OSBORN

TTORNEY ar law. Notary Public and Con A taraLver. Special assistance glyel ID l1.illl- p4rsuts for Mining and PTeemfton --Ia.-. lld also title to land under the Desert land timber culture laws. Office north side oi Congress sIrcct. Tucson Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

SREsovICHs Saddle Rock Oyster House is the place Go get Fresh Oys- 5ers, the Best Coffee, and other good hings. Corner Church Plaza and Congress streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
Fl n. FIGHXlIFZIsR

sr.0EAEA AND COUNSElLOR-AT- 4 .... aud No.ary Puullc. OMCe, Meyer s t norm ui Laizea LaLu, Tucson, A T. B.. -.sa= specially
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
UsIA. SCOTT. JIs.

A GENT, HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE q luuIt any, of California, Imperial, Lon -.a, Northern oI London, Q-ecn oi Liverpool, .l--.. gteI Oluce in Pima County Ba1ll-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
snInN tT- AIIIs

lilA IL EN9INEER, '. <. DEPUTY SUR = tgt er and Notary Public, hss returned Go ile old --alas IeuCluton street, opposite the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and is prepared 10 do .-r work iI lis Ille with pkUMPTN ESS AND DISPATCH. Typographical and sec
 -a-al Drawings Of Mines a speciality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
a. zAEIIekIE- 8. B. HEREFORD.
 HEREFORD G ZABBISKIE
GEORGE J. RoSKEgGE.

TTOENEYs and Couuselors ai law, No "a ;ary l---e. yLc- uL Meyers -t, Oppo- r4-ace Hotel Tucson Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
C.P-N- KEaTsoN. nI-n-

EHESIClAN AND SURGEON, has re- l uuEea l-- office and res idelce To the build ing ol Pennington street, opposite Ben. Nor -al L-" OLce, Hou-s-lJ Go l2 a ul. and g i9 3 and t1 g D.. a.. Diseases peculiar tU women and children a specially.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

-..-. z. uaLLLuCll, M. D. q. e. HANDY, A. D UHs. HANDY a HOLBROOK. PHYSICIANS AND sUEGE0N
 uHeeou C0u1ress Street, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

J--E---e American College, New York City. NETEEINARY SURGEON, U. :. A.,
 Fort Lowell, A. T. LL ORDERS B4 MAIL OR TELE- q -r-m promptly attended 10. Orders can a- i.ra the Government Corral, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

g STREET. ,. u. LUCAS. J- HAYNES.
 HAYNES, LUCAS & STREET, LEeGNE1S 6t law, Tucson, ATizOns. E LG--ul Meyers street.
 ll-L-L Ol-gl lt leul1-tULe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
CAMpnELL & ROBiNsON,

A TTUENEYs AND COUNsELLORS AT h LAW, Tucson, A. T. Will practice .l ili te lu.rt- ol ihe IcIritoy. Omce, corner oI Camp and Convent streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
LusEEH NITUAes.

sT-uH. EE AT LAW. Eu business iu- A .-.-l Co me vII -e promptly attended -. E.-..-.. attention I-.- lo CJuNeylLClIlg s-. .. .--uls. UIloe0u Aeycrs street, neag
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

FEUI.lLG and Counselor aI Law, OEcs a .. bennington street. Eear Aeyers, luo- s., ll-L.-l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
H.F. FARLEY.
,. r9AEtl, II. ?. EARL $. Dist Atty Dist. Atty. Pima
 FARLEY ( POAIKOY,
VI. II. HoRNBLOwER, D. '. $.

R IIUENEAS and CoUuselOrs at law, 6 gLce corner Meyers and Pennington e-..--s -lcegN. Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
.. n. CHILLsuN,

>C-4HT PUBLIC, CIVIL ENGINEER, AND U. \.
 DErUIY MINERAL SURVEYOR,
 Tucson, Arizona. 2 AEDS. MINES, ROADS. Dl. GILES, El Town Sites. etc., sBryeyed- and maps ol s"He made cL the most reasouafle terms. J-.a ou Pennington street. second door cast g- 20 ...-- Fargo N Co. s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
T. STANFORD
.LNLAlII. NIOEGAN.

rrgUEEY. CGice, corner Pennington | s-. Warner Streets
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

JUsTlcEs BLANKS for sale at the Citizen U office
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

Col. Laven succeeds Mir Mccoy as railroad agent.
 Christian Berger, one of the found CTS Of La Foz, is iu town, the first time for eighteen years.
 J. Goldwater has arrived from San Francisco.
 Gen Cobb and daughter and Fred. NalCreIlIsh. of San Francisco, are in loau, the latter two for the benent oi their health.
 Lieut.. Pedrin, formerly under Mar quez, was dangerously shot by Celes- tine Gonzales on the lst inst. Toe much liquor.
 GALEYVTLLE.
 Tomlinson, Hicks and McAlliSter have purchased the Peoples Market Bostwick Brothers are working the T-,roto with r,romiSinU results
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
Financial Statement.

WAsHINsroN, March s.-The treas ury officials estimate of the surplu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

PLANK MINING DEEDS for sale al the D Citizen office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

ST PAUL, Miuus March e.-Gover- nor Pi.i>uury has Eut get received the resignation of senator Nlndom, anu uuu be does, .hc will not appoint his successor. He Is C,lueeU with ieliers, recommendations, petitions, etc., in behalf of ya,i1us a>piran,s, of whom Cougre Duau.i and EX->ecre- tary Ramsey are the m sJ prominent. Ii Is believed tLe Governor WIll ap- poiuI Ramsey
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District Cover,


TIE Commissioners ens AIs1lFss
the time to the dea, have concluded to extend
fer vacatibg ther .ers In the o street market
l, or ipdefniteiv I'D market sheds until August
they all sign =, with the understanding that
hours notfcr paper agreeing to vacate on a
Yesterds- ! TO leave.
sioners G. + afternoon the District Commits.
ton he aaDged the location for the new sta.
ner f. .dse In the second precinct from the cor
1T 1.-The middle of the square tIts) TO separate
b widely as possible from the new school
,sfsdilg.
THE STEAMBOAT LAWS,
harDor Master Robert j. sutton to-day re.
Seiveo from the major OF police notices to post
on every wharf in the District and In every
STEAMBOAT registered here, certified copies OF
tae laws requiring occupants OF wharvee to
Keep them lighted at night. and forbidding
steamboats, from running at greater speed
tnab miles per hour in approaching or leav.
ihg ibis city north OF the Washington arsenal.
LIQUOR LICKNsEs
i1e DISTRICT Commissioners have apurovad
tne applications OF the following persons for
nquor licenses: +. P. BALL 9l3 6th street south.
Nest; george B. SchaJff, corner 30 ana q streets
northeast; John Harting. 2s7 MassachnsefIs
avenue s. northwest and Mary R SQuires. 1856 4tn
heaay, NO. 1904 NJ street. was disapproved.
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AIexandria Affairs.

lRIOOTtet .JOT ne CtQ7',
INFANT RECRUITs.-Off1cer Coleman discov-
ered this morning, a bouncing white baby. at
the ArmeIy steps on Royal street. 1t was car
RED to the house OF Mrs. Billings, and cared
for while an investigation can be made by the
mayor. Mr.. j. p. Coleman says that upon the
arrival OF the train at 1880 O'Clock last night.
he saw nicely dressed woman get or the car
with babe closely bundled In her arms. To-
formation furnished the mayor has led MIN TO
summons wellknown woman, who is sup
posed TO know something about the matter.
OPENING OLD GRAVES. The cemetery at
Christ church extended until 1854 much beyond
It's present limits. and when the streets were
laid out over II, removals TO the new GENE
teries On the eoge OF town were made, Just as
removals were made from Old ST. Pauls GENE
terry. where Green'a lumber yard now stands
on Fairfax street, or more recently from H0l-
mead's cemetery, at Washington. Many graves
whose occupants were friendIess. were leveled
down, and there Is seldom an excavation made
near Columbus and Cameron streets that
human skeletons gre not discovered. 10 laying
| the water pipes for the new buildings there
| Yesterday several Old graves were opened.
| THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-A large mum.
| Der OF leading EpiscOpaiians are now here and
/ In this neigh oorhOOd, IN attendance upon the
| annual exercises at the Virginia Theological
| Seminary and associated Institutions. The
| memorial chapel of the seminary was conse-
| Grated to-day, Bishops Whittle OF Va, Peterkin
! Of West Va, and Lee Of Del onlciatng. The
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The Courts.


To day, John Norris. young white man
(wEo has been before the court recently
charged with burglary, rape, pocketpicking
sad larceny was charged With assaultiug a
white girl named Annie Fields, who stated Ghat
he came 10 ner house last night and severe
beat her. He was fined $40 or 80 days, az
noted an appeal Thaddeus Hall, colored, was
charged with assaulting Robert Jones. also
colored, who stated that about three weeks
ago he was standing On the corner OF 2O5h an1
z streets, when this man came up ana had
some words with witness when he drew knife
and stabbed witness In the side. Hall stated
that he was assaulted first and had pocket
knife In his hand and cut him. sentence OF
50 days IN jail was imposed. John Johnson
larceny OF a pair OF shoes from some person
TO the District Attorney. unknown; s. or Is
days. David Payne. larceny OF o coat from
Beverly Robinson; 60 days In jail Alexander
Williams, assault on Lucy sullivan; fined ST..
Elizabeth Stokes loud and bo!sterouS; s. or Is
days. Patrick Bennett, yagrancy; bonds or 90
days. Robert johnson alias Frank Lane, do.
| sent to the reform school during minority.
| Andrew Thorney, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days.
| Kate White, cursing ana swearing 10 West
| Washington; s. or days. James jackson,
| charged with sitting on railing around a park
| Ing; S. or Is DAYS. JOS. c. Glotzbaeh was
charged with creating nuisance Injurious 90
| health. The testimony showed that defendant
| Is in the odoriesS eXcavating business and did
] not perform his work according to law. BE Was
nneo - OF Is days.