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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
Trouble in a Silver Mine.

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 A few nights ago q well-organized effort was made tO jump the Centennial Mine, which came very near being a success. The parties who undertook to jump the mine were two Rocky Monu- tain bobcats with bad record. Almost as soon as they entered the tunnel from the east tie men in the mine began t0 be suspicious that somebody with bad breath was ID the lower level. The sus- piciun grew until 1t assumed about the size of a bale of hay. It was resolved tO drive out the intruders
 Major Downey went down and threw down a chunck of free. milling quartz at the enemy. Then the Major went back to the rest of the party to hold a con- sultatiOn. The rest of the party didn't seem to ticklPd to see him as he thought they ought to be They summed and evaded him, and told him that his pres ence wasn't agreeable under the circum- stances. Although the mine Is a very valuable one, 1t WRs almost decided ai one time to abandon 1t to the jumpers At last, however, everybody made d grand rush for the tunnel and demolished the enemy with long handled shOyels. Major Downey handed the above in- formation into the office with long pole.
 He also told friend that he would ga out of town this forenoon to a quiet spot heyond the graveyard and change his clothes
 The Rocky Mountain polecat, before it is domesticated, Is not prlzed as a sonCster very much, but be has way of making bis presence felt wher, yer he goes, and even in death yon can not for get him. tThere was of these animas got into our cellar once. good many years ago, and the ventilation being very poor, the air was soon vitiated t1 such an extent the clock stopped l We don't care for death in any form m which 1t may come. Those who know us can agree that We never weaken. We have faced the deadly watermelon when strong men were falling thick and fast, and We have stood at the muzzle of a daly newspaper and moved down spring poets like broad swaths of timothy hay and never weakened or squealed; but the daBpled qu druped with the all-per- vading presence appeals to our valor iu vain. Our victory over him has always been vicarious-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

MR. W. GEORGE, O Nelson X George brewers. of Harshaw and Tota! Wreck, came in from the latter place last eve ming and registered at the Palace. He reports business fair and prospects good throughout his section o' the country. In the town proper two new buildings are being erected and they will most probably be followed by others later on. The miners are hope ul and the new strikes that are occasionally made con- tinue to give encouraging results.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
For sale by all drugFists.

MR. J. c. Loss and wife. of Florence, are stopping at the Palace Hotel. Last Monday their infant daughter Mabel, aged one year, one month and nine days, dled at Florence, and the glief-stricken parents are disconsolate over the loss of their only child.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

ME II. J. McKUsIcK the railroad postal agent arrived ID Tucson this morning and while here will superintend the putting in place of the new post office fixtures which were delivered at the office Thursday. The whole interior arrangement will be entirely new, no part of the old building being used. The of fee when finished will in convenience be equal to the best in the country, and 1t Is the intention of Mr. McKusick to give it every available improvement to meet the wants and necessities of the city. Mir. Mckusiek will most probably leave for short business visit to Fl Pa O and then return to this pla e and remain until the office is in complete working order and will also take into ,onsidera- the feasibility of extending the postal line to the Meyers district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE report somewhat extensively circulated that part of the rifles which were lately purchased here for the Mexican Government, were intended to be used by factionai parties in Sonora, Is by the Fronterizo emphatically denied, and it further says that they were bought for the arming of the Ma tional Guard and will by them, be used for the extirpation of the Apaehes which infest the different parts of Sonora. The idea Of revolution exist only in the minds of the unpatriotic and discOn- tented, but whose little minority pre- cludes the possible idea of them effect ing or attempting anything of material iniury to the now prosperous State. The people from past experience have been let to detest revolution. and the base in- grates whose interests they are gotten uD to serve.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

A New York dealer advertises the Electric Corset" If gentleman's arm around young lsdy's waist IS shock ing,' as some mothers declare 1t is, what must an electric corset be? We are not very well posted about such things, but it strikes us that they will not ill a long felt want-though long-felt want may sometimes fill them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

BronsonAlcott,whOs seems to have made a study of femeBine nature, says that the best wives have "fair-siZed feet" Now fl Bronson Alcott IS right how does it happen that Chicago men are always getting divorced? Let him answer that. .-Phila. News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

"Gentlemen of the jury" said an Irish lawyer, "it will be for you to say whether the defendant shall be allowed to come into Court with unblushing footsteps, with cloak of hypocrisy in his mouth, aDd draw three bullocks out of my clients pocket with impunity."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
TABLE or DlsTiNcEs.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

Patti has again recklessly thrown away charce to Set Sicolini up in business. The citizens of Petersburg, Va, offered her S40O and ton of peanuts to sing there, but she wouldn't accept the offer. And Nicolini an Italian, too! just adapted to the business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

NB. Jos. B. EaAE, aud nIs mother ure sla-t= at tle Pa.a e. They gre from Br-1a, Mass, and seek our climate with tleView of recup rating faiGng health lis so he sincerely hoped that iu com l1- a-7s for that purpose, they did not -as.3s ui the object sought.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

Tu- tan store of W. E. Stevens, on Man street. IS receiving a new tack- painted 1rict front, and a repaiuting Of tlr large sign above 1t gives the store all,e auav and attractive look.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

MR. DAVID BURROw returned from Ar ivaca district last Friday where he has been examining several mining proper ties. He speaks in excellent terms oi tine mining prospect there. Among the promising prospects be spoke enc .urag- iuGly of the North Star claim, owned by Mr. George Putnam, located in Silver range. Arivaca district. This property at a depth of fifteen feet shows a three foot ledge of fair ore, in well-defned walls of syenite and porphyry. Mr. Put nam will continue sinking on his claim until II Is thoroughly developed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THE Lingard Combination on their way from California to the East, will give Tucson g call and m Levin's Hall, m the night of the sixteenth, will play Stolen Kisses" which is said to be the greatest comedy of the age, and which for sixty-two consecutive weeks, have from press and public received the most fattering approval. The theaters in which it has been performed have in- variably been crowded with beauty and fashion. The troupe will no doubt meet with such an approval in Tucson, as they come here with reputation already es- tablished as among the best, and fl their receptions elsewhere may be taken as a criterion for their welcome to this place, the entire fun loving portion of our pop ulatioD will be out to greet them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THz mpments of bullion frcm Con. ;-4tal for the week ending March 9th v,-= .s follows: Tombstone mill. si, Hr5, Grand Central mill, l2 bars; Con ta..i1a mil. lj ha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

LusE force Of men are at work on Nrts Nam stree; digging the ditch for tl- gas mains from the works and to con- ure- sl,b the pipes ou Congress street ain .de down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

China imports 100OO0ehesis Of foreign opium annually. Average smokers spend twenty-five cents per day for opium.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THz miId.n wet of and lioing the T.,-aEce .- how beng tom down and ~.. Le rebuilt for occupancy by Wells, Fa-E. s Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

THERE vii he tLir-y-one cases. some o'tlem pretty hard ores too, to go be- fo-e,l, grand jury al their coming sit- tu-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

A FORGE pump for shipment to Sono- "a was lancsi at the office of D. Yelasco on Mesilla street Friday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

l LETTER received by one of our citi- -aa- dated as coming from ''SarcO- gla-as, instead of Tombstone, speaks a god Eari Tor Dr. Robinson the Pres hg,alau minister, by saying, 'the chap y,u s-l' up Is al that could be desired and ;te people who hear him express taemseivssas as beicg much pleased"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

Philadelphia convicts are to be set to work on the manufacture of paper col. lars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

-,.T.- 55 Har-aaur Exci,sngs, ls au P. .. --'.-. of ;f... I-IztS ir San FFanci- .g' 1.7iy and Weekly can slways be r9tu ..s- li- oli0-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

Prohibition will be a prominent iea- ture in the coming State election ID TexaA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

The estate of the late Henry F. Dur ant, of Boston, IS estimated at SS4l, ,6II.lT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

Ma C. D. LANE, an old Californian aud mining capitalist, arrived Wednes- d y from Prescott and s, .uurneth at the Palace, as also does Mr. rhos. D. Me Masters who cam in from Tombstone o- the s ims stage with Mir. Edwin E.-.Is af the Gtied Age. and who also aJlI--l at the sane comfortable hotel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

WrT1r-By competent and ex .--ae-l L5oA-ae-pe-, a situation. Ad f-.s- U., this office
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

WORK on the Atchison t Topeka rail- s.al IS going actually forward, the sT-l.-- being ~ca;tereI all along the Route betwee.. Crittendeu and Calabasas. A1.staiIz-n wljskey sa,o ons and their e'a-elgent rows attending them, keep 'le graders company. Grading for the s--e t-alk at asa Blanca canyon, where '-e depot will be established, Is also be- 'l- done, and that entire section is said '9 .a.a as lively SIS a swarm of bees on a simmer day. Any man that wants work '7 iln-lIately put on, and at the rate Of F2-gs paid, cau soon earn enough whis- Aes For a month. or fit him out with n grub stake for bonanza discovery, or -'e lawyer to settle their grievances, -' ati some twenty gentlemen from the s..a7S .f sunny Italy, who in Harshaw boldly eurerei comylliui and prayer nat inst ce be doae. bat for why or for "1ai, no man ye: knoweth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
NEITHER OBSERVATIONS.
l.0raI lntPlIigence.

The -.. company have received thus ,-ar.15 tEe.vs gar loais of pipe.
 paE A. WuBUE, Of this city, k now Al tH. Springs, Arkansas, and his health !, f,.uHruTIlg slowly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

CONSIDERABLE excitement is reported l Hlrsbtv on account of recent dis alv.-y made in that neighborhood by Al. Stockton, and which is said to be one of tle most valuable copper mines ;aa. ;he pick has yet brought to light ID That section of the country, and consists H Lumber of narrow veii apparently ealTerging into one. They are native copper bearing sheets of the pure metal ''-- a loot in diameter are said to be Ilt- common and the ore showing grey e-raola-e- of copper all through. In ss'sa days work the owner alone took oa; 'g-iy eight tons of almost solid -e,al 4 number of offers for the H-lrer,y had already been made. but We're ao, accepted as the owner believes .-at Hy development he can better 1at.i1e its actual yalue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12
TRIAL CALENDA

1CDP Poston vs. Withwell, debt, Nor. gan, Silent < Stephens, demurrer, Haynes < Stiles.
 3AW Streeter vs Calabasas Land ,S M Co, ct al, siectment, Earll, Smith and J B Southard, answer, Haynes & Stiles.
 8. JE Solomon, respondent, ys. Nor ton * Stewart appellants, account, Hereford d Zabriskie, appeal from Jus tice Court, Farley < Pomroy.
 f. l. Zeckendorf ls Co vs. Alex Vii kius, account, Morgan, Silent < Steph- eus, answer, Hereford k Zabriskie.
 .. Sixto Garcia vs. Wm Downing, &C., count, Morgan, Silent & Stephens, an- swer, Heref0rl | Zabriskie
 6. Dolores GalIardo ct al vs. Leopoldo Carilla. ct al, ejectment, Morgan, Silent < Stephens, answer, Farley < Pumrcy.
 :. Ramon Lujan ys. A II Thompson,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

AR E L. WErNoEE the assayer on Meyer street. has Tor long time past been making a collection of the different ui-a-..- and natural curiositles found Ia A-iz1aa, out has hitherto had no ua-us %. making 8 proper display If -al. He has now however, a new 74a,la. with shelves SO arranged that each article caa be se,n to advantage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-12

A7rs CNLIESr- is always quite at- t-ct.-a place of resort for the people Of Tucson, and frequent excursons are made tlay direction. Among others '-s following gentlemen visited the -a-.a-- list Slnlay: Messrs. II. <. Steven, Garretson. Dr. Goodwin, Dun laE D0u-herty and Judge Stilwel.
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SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

Rear Admiral David Stockton McDougsl,
u. S. N, died in San Francisco Monday.
He was born in ChiIlicothe, o., on the 18th
day of September, 1909, and therefore was
nearly 70 years of age. He entered the
naval academy at Annapolis at the age of
Is years, making his first cruise as a mid
shipman on the Natchez.
Warren B. Ever, Commissioner to the
Denver Mineralogical Exhibition from Cali.
fornia, and Henry G. Hanks, State Min
eralogist, have issued card stating that it
will be impossible to represent this State
creditably at the exhibition now in progress,
and the plan must be abandoned, owing to
the lack of necessary funds TO carry out the
project. The suggestion is made that on
future occasions the Executive authorities
of the State take measures to supply the
money nesded, and not leave it to private
citizens TO bear the expense. Commissioner
Ever will go to Denver, however, and will
collect all information useful to California
in his power, which be will embody in a
report.
As specimen OF bad luck this leads
Joseph Edwards and his family, who live
at No. 81 West Mission street, have been
in the worst of luck for some time past.
He is housepainter by trade, but is inca
FACILITATED by painters collie. He has tried
hard labor in the country, but fell i'll and
had to work his way home as best he
could. Meantime his wife supported the
family by taking in washing. She is sub.
ject to epileptic fits, and was taken with
one just as she was lifting clothes boiler
of hot water from the stove. A neighbor,
who heard the children crying for assist.
ance, came in, to find the poor woman
scalded and burnt by the hot boiler almost
to the bone. 1t is doubtful if che will re.
cover. The family is in want. They owe
three months house rent. There are four
small children. The neighbors collected a
small sum for them, but it is already gone,
and they are again in bad way.
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Sacramento Produce Market-wholesa ale
Corrected daily for the Raoosp UxIos.i

esORANENTo, August S.i
FRvirs The general rates in market we're TO dar
sbou. the as yesterday. Quotations NAV
be given as follows: Grapes, 75c@Sl 25 q box |:
Pesshes. sa4c & n, fun market Blackberrries Az
&c d Lemons Sicily, S1o IL do. California; 3 SO
SsSS box; Lines, 81 25ssi 80 . 100; BanSnas 50 20
al so q bunch: PsnsapDss, $6tS9 y 6oS.n I:
caccana.a, 90 5o95 e 100; P.ums, 2ssc; prunes
S9sc; Pears, common, 75eesl, and Bartletts 81 IS
al 50 , box; apples, 7oeasi IS s box siberian
Ggabsppies, 2ss2ic-
TAsak Esurrs-A Assorted. 81 n cans, = dos, Sc so ;
BIackbsTrics s. 0ooeeberriss So s5; strawberries,
6 Is; Aprieots. 8; aasest Gsspcs, e. 70; Red
Clrants, 80 Is; Cherries. g Is.
TIE FsuiIs-assortss. y d cAus = dcz. 81 6-@s ;
a 90; Portland B'usherries. s-a cans, q whcr.
ilcbsrries. 81 IS
pkIRD FRurTs-applos. sliced, saloc . n: do
qu.itsred 81 sSe peats, peeled. saslec; do, TN
peeled 495c: Plrns, pli.ed, l2SsIso; Pcsciiss
ieallc; 40. peeled, isSsecc; Prunas German and
French. l2 glide; Baoaherries, i59l7c; Figs, Cali
forais 6d7c : =.
yEeErAS1Es-sweet Potatoes, 23Sc . u; Wax
and String Besns ;Sssc; Shell Beans, cranberry 5a
&c y 10; Green essri, i2l@l5c per doz.; Tomatoes
soseooc Rbox: Summer Squssh, l&2c q b; fots
tors, rs S5c I, cast Onions. COG 75c . cwt eau
hacwer, 7Ses5e; Cabbage. 81 e ewt; fsrrots 81 .
ess; Turnirs 81 . L le9; bunch vegetables. libel
ao.; Pa M H. Beess, ie; Celery. 75e .
4a5e q u; Pic Plant, sel4c = h; ArtichoIes. 30
S0c Z dozen Cucumbers, safe & ioz: Green Pen
pers. se6c y Il Egg Plants, 5aec Watermelons
market fui seating AZ slssl IS y doz Cantaloupes
= edsi g dozen, and very plentiful
TRANSPORTATION, s. 90 y bol; Oatmeal 81 IL
= leo rs; cprT;nsa!, 81 25g2 so Cracked Wheat
81
eauazRy-IaYe Turkeys, l2aisc : n full srosn
Chickens s6 e dog; young boosters, sSSqs so !,
dos; BIoiiefa. S2g3. and quite plenty Ducks, sa@
s Seeee. q 5rscz rsaif Eggs, 2S330c per doz
DsJeY PaosucIs-ss,.stcr, fsiscy dairy, 32@35s .
H., aud market easier mixed lots, in rolls, ss@
soc = ~ eheese, csiifornia, from li@i5c; West
era, fats, Jo3l5e; Martins Cream, lS@22c
MkATs-Bsts &c; Mutton &c > n Lamb, f@sc !;
Pcrk. ioall sal, small calves, sa9e; large, &c
uAs, Gtsae ~ FEED -,lse Isg, g so4, es6 g.s :;
s.lisi,= $40 - Si2 ArzB, : Ion, SIS mid
s.is,.-s S2s - La; ssssey shsis. 81 40; ground,
c.ir.i 81 70 css.
sil.eE,LksEols -;eeIs- Alfalfa, IsaI7c; limo.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law,

ohAs- T. JUNE. sD ". MARTIN.
JONES q MaRTEE,
4 TORN EYS-AT-LAw, NO. 6o7 STREET. BE.
"a tween Sixth and Seventh Saers,nento
jy244pIn
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RR. A. z. BRINE,

GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
NJ Berlin, Germany, and Of the Medical College OF
the Pacific, San Francisco Office and residence
52l street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento
Office hours, 9 TO II A. n, 8 to and 7 70 P. NJ
al3.u
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COMMERCIAL.
San FRANCISCO Produce Market.

SAE FRANCISCO. August 5th-1 P. n.
Flour Business SO far this month has been good.
with fair prospect of continuance. We quote as fol-
lows Best City Extra. IS 5od5 62i. supsrfine,
"a 5oa4 75; Interior Extra, e. 75@5 Is; Interior
superane, IS 1894 Dbl
WHE.r-The time OF the market does not vary to
nny extent Small holders ate not generally Offering
AZ present and large lots are under good control.
Foreign adyees are not Of a character TO induce
s-ecuiation at current rates No marked fuctua-
tons in prices have occurred at Liverpool In two
weeks and recent kilograms do not encourage the
idea Of any immediate disturbance OF values that
center A fair amount of spot trading is being done
on basis Of 81 72I TO No. ], and 81 III for medium
shipping Choice milling brands occasionally sell a
shade higher On call at the Produce Exchange this
morning the sales included 800 tons No. White
Port Costa. August, 81 III 500 d. 81 III 500 do.
September, 81 III; 500 do, regular, 81 III D
ell Private sales embraced $50 TONS No. /.
n 724; 100 do good shipping. 81 I'll q ctI.
QUOTATIONS OF No. 2 grades at leading centers to-
,i,r are teleprapbed as follows:
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SAMPLE BOTTLE E1EE,
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

nR. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
IL MENT.-A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, Spermatorrh9a, Impotency, Invol-
untary Emf sions Premature Old Age, caused by
-exerton, selfabuse, or oyer-ndulgence, which
leads to misery. decay aud death. One box will
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. One dollar OK or six boxes FOR five dollars.
Sent BY mail prepaid on reeeipt Of price, We
guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by us for boxes, accompanied
with five dollars. we will send the purchaser
written guarantee 10 return the money II the treat
mont does not effect cure Guarantees issued
only by KIRK, GEARY & CO., Druggists, Sacrs-
mento, CAL Orders by mail at Regular Price.
dian
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET BE.
Y tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 91S and 92o. viii
visit the Railroad Hospital daily at gao A. " Office
hours-8 to Q n; to pm, and evenings ty14-lm
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a LoNG SwIM.-Dr. F. Riehl, of Ala
media, on Sunday, swan from Black Point
TO the Oakland wharf. He jumped into the
water about noon. The feat was accom-.
plished in three hours and ten minutes
He was accompanied by the Arion, of the
Dolphin Boat Club. The water was cold,
and the teeth of the venturesome swimmer
chartered as he was hauled aboard the
barge at the wharf and wrapped in blank.
cts. The bay was rather rough, and the
occupants OF the accompanying boat were
nearly as wet as the swimmer. This is
considered the longest and most remarka-
bic swimming feat ever accomplished on
this coast.
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JAMES sscGgYRE.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs
Ya Iron Doors, Jail cells, Shutters, Railincs
Srstings Housework sDd 8iacSsnlitsing in general,
No. $50 street, between Filth and Sixth. Second,
hand Doois for sale. iy22-Antf
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DHYSICIAS AND SURGEON {.toHEUPATH.
4 ist) Residence, 1913 SXtcenth s rect, between
J and X. Office, 6s7 J stree C,yoc Dales) Sacra.
mento, Cal Special attention given to diseases OF
the heart snd lungs. Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ; 2
TO =, and TO p n jyl4 SPIN
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Mrs. Swisshelm says if she was manag.
ing this world she'd give no man dollar
until he earned it. This would be pretty
hard on our national lawmakers, and they
will probably vote an appropriation of
81, 500, 900 to devise scheme to prevent
Mrs. S. from assuming the management of
this world Norristown Herald.