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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

A feuIsyiyaliaH has leased 10000
 aif. or land lsa- N NpoIaJry, Cannon ! county, Tenn, and viii lhore for oil. ! So far SC50Hu La b,eu subscribed towards. tac King cotton factory at An.
 Eus.a, Georgia. lt is intended to raise . sI,tulWo
 2t is cs,lmatcI tat s-}m0O00 worth 1 CT siyer-Ilatea ware Is produced annu- 1 ally m the Jttej States. Meriden. ] Conn., alone manufactures S5,HOO.0oO ! worth.
 A great egyruty of timber has been ! cut 9l tAe banks oi sIe SEagit riyer, W. -, tais aa ou, csa ia-gers are moving ] tnel' camps IurtIer gp tLe stream.
 Tn, Biz Bend 1i lle CoMmf ia. ". T.. : c1r - au -r,- land se1lW miles in ! e.,- -t. 's --ne Tor agricultural purposes as al, il asinogtuu Territory. lu pu.e ot ih, Glo~a Mundi variety. | yeies'ns two pounds and measuring lUie inches around one way and IG the olhe, is shown m Vancouver county. Washington Territory.
 This years peanut crop in Tennessee.
 lr- ul, and ta-tn Carolina is abOut 5HJ,Hb risl-- against 2,3JO,uu0 last s-as1u, and tlete ls g. great deal of spec; la--lI au.i z the dealers in con se s-treg.
 An uil-ua.al4 Judge decides that seii.Dg may b. part of druggists busi- ness, and as drug stores are allowed to be ke15 open sunday druggist may SC T c'ear oa ihat tay. although a regular too1c'ulis- -c-lu1..
 On Lc subject c Yorktown the Wash WEraE Pos says. he first Centennial tas been much digger tiing to handle tia1 inost 1e pie uppose, but the expe- reIce cneo may %. of service to the n-ara. Ter cf the second.
 Solvent Iowa farmers are taking loads O spring beds from glib agents, merely Tor storage. or e1l-se they give receipts for Che property, nd or course the re- c-ilI.s turn up G tLc hands of third per sons ta regular r-Q1lisscry notes.
 The Illinois town of Barnett refused Go ssJe bonds for @l0,u,1 to aid a rail ro1. Jcara- certain conditions were not com s-i.i u.-a- hen tine Supreme Os1F- !i- ordered the Supervisor to s'rE tle peppers, the town allowed him to nee.eci it, and paid his fine for contempt 0i Court. .l-d now 20 Supervisor can be .oU.o To sga'its and the Court is unable to c.-e-c, i-s decree.
 l.e original mauuscI1pt of the Book COT Ho-a9. is in ttap possession of David : ELim -- ot Eiciuoud, No. Whitmer. . now se -l-ty eight, was a follower of Jos ] cph s'mitl. but left the Normons when 1 they .1.s tap1ly1auy. H. still professes ! fa-tl iu smiths ciaua iO Divine iusDiIs- l una. and VIII ou no account part with tue book, U-lch he declares was copied . by Smith from the ts blets of stone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Ec- EdwIa D M51z1-

Above We I-c- nc Co our ~g. -4,.- trait of Ey-t-oy. Edwin D. E --er .. gentleman whom President S--.r- G sired ta make Ei, Secretarr of -r,T-.-. ury. His position Nr. Nor -a-.-' to1ly declined. Heis mt ..av.-i- have hoUored tla pCsltia. .s i-.--i.. to it's varied and importel. ,e..s. --' experience gained iu oyer la. -a-.,--, O7 successful business life. .,lir5.. matter Of regret that Ec uat u,J ,-- sent Co serve thepublic. B,.or sr -iva,, brief the principal points ia l..-.
 Edwin D. Morgan Uas born Was ingtOu. Berkshire cprut.. ..>-...,. sets, February x, l~li. His uiIvvs-. plain, simple farmers Us t.. ,.a-r-- type which seldom fails C. make ,.s marx in thiS country, when .1o-tvrs.y serves, either in tho field or i lecarr eils If tLe State. In IS-~ i. er--r-5 into business as a clerk in uroIsssrs grocery in Hartford. Couaal..cur. s-I in 1851 became a partner iu t.ie b7s5rq.. Five years afterwards be eau. -1 N.r York. where he estdbli>ar M.~- .-.. CeSsiUl house. anal where r.. .r Ja.ar to exercise au utiueuce which a., t5 h.. expected from bis UpriAs uc-s and ,hr. ities. lu lSf3-tj he VI ira a... T. a Stat Senator for New York, and ts.a. Crv. cruor from lS5] tu lSiI{ Fsrfr-ur. tbs duties during tbG, trying period v.tI. ar intelligence, a patriotism and G.ei,5.r which were acku,w!oj-td ly au ra-,;.. In l-6l-C3 Ae became Major (ieae-sT.f Volunteers without pay. I,. sting h.. pest with Ciiaract rI,t.eS .-rlr alike to himself and c. his cnMtr-.
 Tn 1SC3-6q MT. Morgan va~ 0'....l tl the United States Senate, and m lSf5 he was offered lhe position ui the Secretary Of the Treasury. aur which he then declined Ttuu,b we'll stricken in years, La is u the full vic6r Of his intellect, ard Is d. equate to all the necessities of rae mos. active business lie.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Ob,errat;lns Ahonl the RnLr.

The baby does hot belong to the aai- nal kingdom; the animal kingdom be- longs to him. He is a king. Tn fact he Is always aching. However, paby is often spoken of as "this wheat little creature which Is why they cradle him You can't shock him. He is not creature comfort The baby is some times called an infant in fanciful aIlu- sion to infantry, which he is thought t0 resemble because he Is generally found
 with arms about him. Bless the baby,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

THE Minnesota Legislature has voted to adjust its old debt. Now We hope
 Democratic friends will cease theIr
 -~51 repuliati9r. This State came up and for the sake uf an honorable f. nancial reputation as the world goes, proposes to pay a dcht for which she never secured a dollar as equivalent. Tins ought to put to shame those States which refuse even to pay interest on honest debts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

TIE interest that is taken in arctic discoveries and the infstuation with which voyages to 4nd tine northwest passage" are undertaken into the frozen northern seas, where escape from death and a safe return is almost miraculous is noteworthy. Wha; makes all this more strange is that no practical good or benefit can be derived from all this risk. Ii by chance some vessel should find the "n0-thwest passage and through it effect an entrance from the Atlantic to the Pacific. 1t could never be used as a marine thoroushiare. i's value would consist wholly in its oon- tributions to the scientific knowledge oi the condition Of that portion of the earth's surface n relation to which the world Is HOW almost wholly ignorant. Nothing seems to deter those interested from continuing their discussions of the probabilities and their efforts to pene- trate the unknown ice fields of the arc tic region. Tine first meeting of the International Geographical Convention, to be held in London, will be devoted entirely to Arctic matters The sub ieets for discussion will be the wherea- bouts of Leigh Smith, who set out early in the summer for Franz Josef's Land and has not Y ct returned; also, the Dutch expedition in the William Barentf, sup posed to be caught in the neighborhood of Spitzlergen: sae fate of the Jeannette and the proposed International search expeditions next summer, and the scheme of Polar observations. Captain Adams, of an Arctic whaler, says of his recent voyage: Had he not been on whaling voyage he could have reached Dease and Simpson Strait and made a north west passace.' 'I believe" he said, that the northwest passage can be made by way of Pearl Sound and by that way only, and that if Franklin's vessels had been steamers, he would have made it In lS4S. l may myself live to go into Lancaster Sound and report myself at Honolulu"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
may reeoyeT. Jealousy. insanity snd li-

may recover. Jealousy. insanity and li- qEor Ees th., cagss.
 Ths PresidsHs .i. sy~ YosE
 NEv YoBU. Noysmic cr 5.-Ihe .-csi- dent received large number oI visitors yesterday at nis hotel. Hindem yis-.rd the sub-tIe5sgry and returncd to the hotel and remained with ;he Pres;Geat and Conklmz some tilnc.
 Arguing Ire C-ss.
 WA5HE,CToS, Eoyemhcr ,--ing. rsol, continued his areEln Ht ia the Star Route eases this m0rI.ug. He cartsrd- ed tha: the charge of conspiracy &ss absprd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06


 san Luis ObispO papers say the pros pecis are that many small vicevarls will be planted in that county th;s year.
 New oil wells are being sunk in the Sespe region.
 Wild geese and ducks are beginning to make their appearance in the Salinas Valley.
 Boring for oil at Sarceuts Station is progressing satisfactorily. The anger is now down 430 feet.
 \ new railroad town called Pueblito Is t0 be made in the Santa Nargarita Valley, about two miles north of San Luis Rey.
 Miss CathariEe l.. Wolfe, of New York. Whp IS taxed for ten millions in that city and who owns a summer residence at Newport, has just purchased building site at Ochre Point for S420O0, the lana being portion of the William Beach Lawrence estate.
 No less than eight members of the last hOuse of Representatives are now Uni ted States Senators-Frye and Hale. of Maine, Aldrich, of Rhode Island. Flaw ley of Connecticut, Lapham and Miller of New York, Mitchell of Pennsylvania and COnger of Michigan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Can aia News.

Good reports ;inae to come from tae mines Of If1 5isdo. The Yolo Mall rives sad accounts Of the ariln dens of -la' town.
 A A'vholesale bcot and shoe factory is Co se started C5irUn.
 Ths Gaviota Thars was partially wash ed coay iast Sunday.
 Dawes S Gnbert's saloon, Grass Val ley. as been robbed Of S110
 Fax is assuming great prominence &s a pay in.s cEop il Los An-e .es county.
 Its coal mines in the mountains ot Tu.are county are being opened
 The Anti-De5ris committee of Colusa coan y IS called Co meet November ,.
 TLs Los Angeles orange-grovers are adused by the tommerciai Co vrgp thelr frgL
 Jcsefy. the pianist, was Go play in Be nicii Mon ny night. but disappointed Che people.
 W5,more. 60 be tried at Nevada City for shoot tiar Byrne, has been ad- mltted Co g---
 2. l.. Aelic-- and amly. Cro.e,a. have been dauE--lus, poisoned ty eating -lE,s bean r1s-s-
 L-7aeeo.uts arc heen made for -uau .il- 3ououa with aD ample supply of water fe- irrigation.
 It's reported tlat six white men re- ceutlg ly1cEe3 a cialaIan in Anajor c1uu for s-eailr-.
 The inhabitants O. Little Lake Valley are reioiciD, cea- tLe prospects oi rali- road iu JklaL aezt spring.
 Mrs. Irv.n of Females, d-ed Mon day. near L.ee Oak Sacramento county. 2; is feared that she took poison.
 Steps are being taken in Grass Valley ta raise a fund for the relief Of the suffer
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Ta, FucI oi tac Fatarc.

.ue Nal1aa. Gazette makes the iol- ioEl.- announcement in regard Co tine use Gi petroleum 1s -Iei. We shall lsuat be able tt muuuura a wonderful stride u t-e mechanical appliances for using Iguiu lCei ia- generating steam in both marine and land boilers. The matttr .s .u the aaals o. practical men, who lIli soon ieM.u-trata that they can make 'ron twea'!-cisA5 Go thirty gallons 0i rgu.- le,rl.eIu. costing from ei.Ity- .-.--.---.i 4-,-LgC. work of ton dollars ;au twenty cents. without dIrt CT sll. e, and when, as in the case gi a large z- amer cary ing from futty to forty mon in the tre-ruom. one man iu each wall 5c abJulatly able Co keep up uniform pressure of steam at all ttme5- LiTuI lgel is the intervening s;ep Ae.Uce. coal and electricity. which vili iu due season furnish motion for the v-arll.7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

HENRY WATTERs5N in the Ioui,v.Ii. Courier-Journal suggests as a mems 0f discouraging the practice of carrying q. pistol, that each man who indulges in the dangerous luxury pay a license el SD and in default add 50 to the citr treasury. He would also levy s25 oa the dealer who sells a weapon. This would be rather rough on the pavnbrokers. whose chief attraction are pistols and Pinchbeck lewelry, but there is suojoubt that It would reduce the criminal caI- eDdar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

Sanders, in jail in Lexington. Ky. for wife heating, hanged himself Monday. A eolored woman at the same place poured carbolic acid down her child's throat, killing it.
 Concerning the White House the Washington Republic has an article in which II says that the President of the United States has trouble enough with out being obliged Co live on guiuine.
 One hundred and thirty car loads of cattle have been shipped to the Chicago market from Keith, tloatsua. by Myers Bros. the present season. The, still have l,20o head on the Powder river range
 John A Campbell, who lives three miles above Eurmincton, settled in Whitman county, W. T., eight or nine years ago and put out an orchard. This season be has sold 5.O0J pounds of p.ums.
 Charles Jones, an escaped negro con vict, who cTimiually assaulted a white lady near Spadra, Arkansas. last week. was arrested Monday afternoon by mob of 2OJ men. They tried him and in twenty minutes hanged him to a tree.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

TIE heads of the various departments are preparing and submitting their re- ports to the President to furnish him .he data from which to prepare his first
 ess aee t0 goncrcss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

TIE CITIZEN will never be found to favor dishonesty and repudiation either public or private. Nothing Is more de- moralizing than repudiation as 1t Is practiced by some States and corpor- ations. But before charging a State with the repuliation of an obligation 1t is no more than fair to consider its val iditv. A great handle Is being made by the Democracy of the fact that the State of Minnesota is in default on bonds amounting. win interest, to about S4O,- OO1OO0 on which the holders of the bonds have expressed willingness to accept fifty per cent. of this amount in full settlement of tine debt. And Gov. Pillsbury has assembled inc Legislature to consider the proposition and has ad- vised its acceptance. What action the Legislature Of Minnesota will take we
 now not, but certainlv tha -hole thing
 a bare-lseel swiUdle on tine people of
 ,2+-&5tafc. The bonds were improve = rent bonds and cost the holders abso- g ltely nothing, and the State never re-
 ,eived one dollar of benefit for their
 ssue. Was the case between private in-
 lividuals. DO court in christendom, Im-
 ess unusually Ycnal, would enforce the payment, and yet Minnesota Is being stigmatized from one end of this broad land to the other because it has hereto fore refused to submit to the steal. The proposition to compromise with 8 State, which IS aJundantiy able to pay the whole amount if justly due, Is an admis- sion of weakness. If the claim Is a just one the State cannot relieve itself of the odium of repudiahon by partial pay ment In fact it will appear in much worse light. Any payment will be sa1-sA. l,sai.za1a- .af tho iilstiee of
 HE Settlement of United States cur rency outstanding at this date Is as follows: Old demand notes, SG0,O4O: leesal tender notes of all issues, S34G.- fo-'7.S1S5,,- oae-year notes of 1883. S43. 3.7a5; two-year notes of 1858, S12.IO0: two-vear coupon notes of 1883. 23,IjO: compound interest notes. S22>. .a3o: fractional cur rency of all issues. Sll469gO. Total. S3625lS, l2l. The statement of the Con- troller of the Currency shows the amounts of legal tender notes outstand- ing at the dates of the passage of tine Acts of June 2o, l>1l, January I4. 1875. and May H, lN7S together with the ] amounts outstanding at date. and the | increase cor decrease, as follows: Amount | outstanding Junc 2o. IsLA S3S2, ,OO0.OOO; | amount oqts.--FJanua7; a .., ls5aaia l4s5aa. i,
 t'.e'6; amount retired under Act | -oi January II, ls75 to May 31, IS7S, SS5.- 3ls,9o4; amount outstanding on and since the 3lst of May, 1S7S. S34G.6sL0I6: | amount on deposit with the Treasury of ! the United States to redeem notes insol- vent and liquidating banks and banks retiring circulation under Act of June 20, 1874, S30,7O2,596 Decrease in d.pos- its during the last month, Sl,134.32s: in crease Tn deposits since November | 1880, Sl0,lz2,5S4; additional circulation issued during October, S2, Sg3.I9O: sur rendered and destroyed, Sl.2I0,942: net increase of circulation, S1,G52,2iS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

IF what Col Bliss. one of the attor- n9ys engaged in the prosecution, says is .|true, the Star Route thieves have had pretty fat take. Col. Bliss says: While not desiring to trc the cases out of Court may, under tine circumstances, be justified in saying that when exam ined the eases originally arrived at the conviction that the parties concerned had been guilty Of graet frauds on the Government. My subsequent investiga- tlons have strengthened that convic- tion.' By another gentleman closely identified with the investigation of the alleged conspiracy. the statement was made that the amount out of which the Government had been defrauded IS in tine neighborh0oj of S4GoOO00.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
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The >5a.a E0-rd of Hegith has issued t51.U.ar ur4iuC revacciuat ln and ~t-oI.r -ali-..Fy measures against small -.-N
 lire -.u ou Roberts Island Mon ile. i,.,iil burning and oyer half of the upper division ot tEe Isliud Eas been swept Cvc- destroying psstUrage-
 D. ti. GsTy, Postal Roate Agent on the Union "a ilc railroad. Was brought to Omaha Monday, and committed for aim registered pac.age of S9iOuO from tIc uIi-.
 At Gu-.a .-. turing the progress of tho recent fir il Chinatown. one of the Cei-a,is5 --e 30 box from one ut the s5ore, containing 51i-ula cash besides other artieies Q. value. bu. t was rceoy- cred.
 Near san Luis Key people afe search I, .Ee g9s-iGE tYryGcsut lands hitherto L.-legarucl Ig -cue-seeaors. Some Of .L,-e at -t.c-s have .leIr houses 1P acG are 1l1i-1 a-e lrljious for wheat sow .oE-
 Says he Co'tou Sc1ai-Tropic: in sin 70 u- s-TiI1e wells uear the business cel- r,- .. ,-a town, our ssl was iamiO 5p be from a.si .eG Q. tug-ty fec, iu lcp,u be- for. -r...i o- slE description Was eu- SoUter,.
 A5au, iya hundred tons of hay WAS burned las. week uu thc raCcA ot James E Williams, oa ta-loWer Stockton road, Sarram-lto eacus.. r -aoS ure from :hc barn ur oi o-y -rg-s .u the vicinity. which was uCIu- cleared ct by party %; UorEmeu There Was cU, S-,1 .usar- aucc, and the total .rss I7 y-t.ma-el at slOn
 The Los Angeles Express says that while Oc.ebe- rains gre generally iycousid- cred a pspr indication, the farmers do not feel badly over lle ram. lJ Is by no ms.us law that carly rains make bad wiuter-. ir 1855 fla grass con the hills was several inches iuch in October. Tn ~..~-al l- rains came very early. and tLc winter was a tette~ nue chan We have known since then.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
LETTER LIsT

Ii-l of iatter- remain 9 t'. E.a-se.a, Q, Iuc-iG trl1rla. for fu... va. ,. ..... .. r",.u- hr- ,. f--i.
 A-o-ia PoIcsrI.a -us-. N-r..- H Nmrs. Cleo E tu-u- t ' Aiv1zu. Lauuluin-N ,arsayr- l-u.rr. 8lile-. J.-gs t-qJa.. - " R..-bc-. Clarl.- .IoI-roy t-ar.-.. ia-reS ,up flrarIlI l-a.H S1caril-ter. ? S .ioU.r. ltuH.. Egr'la. EC-raria Bell. ti-.-"- tami bell. Eau,rl O1.U. tHr" ttIlu uHHnuiC.i. tgnH i't. s...- t'H t.aVi-. Leon ~writ tr-, tot. G.-ufi ..r4tl. \ 2 t.,.f.r.i.--. T. 1ln"-l. f--.a-.. Da,sr-. Q Gl,.asi Pau, D..I-. ...-E..- % to.-'ru- ttlr-.'-.H -u. "a ts. Kate ~i.,4ar. Jos. -ea.suts. Nuau,l Supuam. IT yItz.erTy. C | -las. JU-- Flor-- goma- Naljcrc4rr. Wan. Guma-. AiurIg Nh.t. on. < C G-.--ury VI b Paal Witt. Nu Holden VmN NuGuc E It2
 fNfTI l--. Astut Howe S,rv.il- 1Iarirrr. Persons ,sline For any of th- aho,u .---as will please say advertised ana gs'e dat.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
WELLS. giEG0 < c0'> LEIrFELET.

Tho fo.laaIr- I. q .l-f Ii .r.-..- .r.a4.af t.. H.c. o- Wells. Ecr.o ., tD.. r..- t. Na y.uae. i --...
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
A Triple Tragedy.

Iowa, CITY, Iowa, November 5.-This city was thrown into great excitement this morning by terrible triple trage- dy. A. Stein, prominent.fgure in po- hce circles for several months, cut his wlfe's throat, chopped up his mother-in law and killed himself by poison. Stem and wife are dead; the mother-in-law
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

PosTNAsTER-GESERAL JAMES will be a New York bank president after the first of January.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
1 Burglary.

BLooMTNGTOS tIlll November 5.- Last night young woman named Nan ne Burton was tied to q chair and clio reformed by burglars who went through the house. The girl was found nearly dead with exhaustion and terror. Great excitement prevails and if caught the burglars will doubtless be lynched.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

NEWARK (N. J., November l.-Henry E. Marchbank, well known resident of Belleville and former corresponding clerk of the Mechanics Bank, was ar rested last night on the charge of being a defauter to the bank in the sum of fifty thousand dollars within the last three years. Marchbank left the bank about two years ago and the dedication was covered up. He has not gwen bond vet and is in custody the U,rlted States Marshal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Administering the Garfield Estate.

CmcAGo. November 3.-Mrs. Garfield. yesterday. took out le ters of adminis- tration at Jancsyiile on her husbands e-tate. The bulk oi the property is the Mentor homestead and the Washington residence. The lie insurance of fifty thousand has been divided equally be- tween the widow and children.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

SaN FlAN,Iscc, November 3.--An aP-- peal has been filed in the Supreme Court in the case of Clarence Gray. 'onyicted of murder in the second degree for kill ing Theodore Glancey, editor of the Santa Barbara Press. Gray was sen terced to 20 years at San Quentin.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Receiver Appointed.

WASHINGTON, November 2-1he Pres ident to-day commissioned Straiham postmaster at Lynchburg. Va, vice Will son superseded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Capital Gossip

WAsHINGTuN, November 4.-The Pres ident yesterday appointed Nathaniel Adams of Manhattan, Kansas, Pension Agent, vice Rufus Campionas whose term had expired
 President Arthur left for New York yesterday accompanied by Secretary Hunt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

NEW YORK, November f. 4-Twenty-f hundred emigrauts arrived yesterday. They are mostly Germans, bound for the West
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
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Tn. Doctors Bill

WASHINGTON. November 4.-One oi the surgeons in attendance on President Garfield says the bills for medical ai- tendance have not yet been presented ioo Mrs. Garfield. Tue intention is to send the bills to her receipted, and allow the friends of the late President to carry the matter to Congress and procure au ap,- propriatiOn to pay them. The bill will be made large enough, so, if Congress cuts them down, they will be large enough to pay the doctors hberallY Tor their services. Bliss complains that Tn consequence of giving all his time to the late President his practice here IS about all broken up, and the doctors all shun him because of his violating the code of medical ethics, in holding on to tine case after the Presidents family physician, Dr. Baxter, made his appear aucp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

WASHINGTON, November 2-The Comp troller Of Currency has appointed Ed ward Erelinghuysen Receiver of the Mechanics National Bank. Newark, \. J., and Lewis M. Price, Assistant Re celver
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06

SAS EUrrAyrSTUEt. November - Tn the case of Vicente Garcia, tried Tor the murder of Stauis'a-s, tLc iury, at P. na., found a verdict of mUr:es lu the ilrst de- gree and failed to ailix the punishment. This leaves him a candidate for tEe gal lous