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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Firing in the Rear.

4 man and wife IN this county had II
prolonged quarrel. The man starts for
n limb 10 enforce us he thinks his "divine
right" The better-hnlr follows, bring
h,g the toe Of her shoe In contact with
the rear portion Of the husband. Then,
while the party Of the first part il
twisting the limb from its parent stem"
the daughter o. Eve adds in alternate
aud rapid succession her other foot, No
vulturc Mt hand to stop "plucking the
liver Of Promcthius," but male pleas
ant stops drumming on mn old log and
fancics ho hears another who is cock of
the walk, "folding his wings he silently
steals away" A drum major would
have thrown his sticks away. But alas,
the "battlc Is not always to the strong,
az the race to the swift the time
changes:
To "Jackcy Piper was n flfcrs song
He learned 20 play when no WINS young,
And all the tune that he could play
Was over the bills and far away"
FsrILLvILIE, Va, ID. :. II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
BEYOND THE CELT.
Where the British Races Game
From,

Mr.. Grant Allen thus sums NJ his
articles in HROrledgc on the ClInologl-
cal composition OF Hoslcrn Brtian.
First, he says, there is II subStralum or
oldest stage of dark, nOn-Aryan people,
call Eu,karians for convenience, who
are the defendants of the very earliest
aboriginal inhabilaut, IN recent times.
the NcOlilhic folk. These Euskarians
now nowhere exist in cry - 4 purity;
but they are still found In fairly M
mixed form among the Black Cclls of
ireland and Scotland, where one or two
little communities vet remain almost
unaltcrcd in the wilds of Conuuught or
the highlands OF the central Scotch hills.
They are also more Spurscly rccogniZa-
bic in many parts of England itself, rs-
pcCialy in the Yorkshire plain, in Lin
colnshirc and along the Severn valley,
And they are fairly frequent In Wild
Vale. All over the country, too, per-
sons or families Of llli, dark carly llpr
occur here and there .purJlirallv.
Next. there l. Il ~uuslIJlum or later
stage of eight Arynn people, who have
broken over thr'i,lHud IN lhr'r distinct
WavcS-Cctic, English hand scandinavian
and have everywhere mixed more 81
less with one another and with the old
Eu,kaIian race. Ireland l., perhaps,
mainly pcoplcd hy Eu,karians, inter-
mixed, IN most parts, with Cclts lbut
least 81 In COnurmurn AMI Kerry Whilp
round It's east coast there /, much Srau-
dinaviau blood and In Ulster there are
many Scots, who ARE really StrHihrlydr
Crli- Eu,knrinus from the Western Low
lands 50 called English settlers, many
Of them Welsh or l.nucH>lriHn, and 9th
rrs Norman, are scattered throughout
the Pale.
But, rs n whole, ireland j. probably
more Euskarian mud less Arynn than
any other part of Britain. In Scotland,
the north and The Isles are tclt-Euska-
rian. with n large Scandinavian admS-
iurc; the Central Highlands are Euska-
rian, with u very small Celtic element
intcrmiNcd: the eastern Lowlands are
mainly English and the Western Low
lands are ppoplcd by Suaichlydc Welsh
mcu--tlHt Is to say, -Euskarinns,
probably with u larger dash of Arynn,
Celtic aud English blood than elsewhere,
Wales l. Eusknrlau M bottom, slightly
Crltilcd, and with a little English aud
Morse blood.
England itself /. mainly English ior
Low Duch) in The Southeast. English
aud Danish, with little Cclt-Eu.karan
ndmixturc, IN the onstofn countries, the
north and the midlunds; English and
Cclt. Eusknrinn IN the wc't country and
the Severn Valley; aud Morse and Cclt-
Euskarlnn IN Lancashire aud lake dis.
trict. Cornwall alone remains almost
wholly Euskatiun type.
All these statements, however, must
bc accepted merely IN the rough, and
they apply especially 10 the agricultural
classes aud the mass of the people.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
IT LOST MY MAssA WHEN DgY SET
ME- pREE.n

Tho latest song jewel from the great Music
Publishing House ~ the south. ono ~ thnsr
plantiyp negro melodies liko "Ulo liark joe
that touch the heart ~ all iis subject N n
faithful Old time sprytini whom the freedom
has not used kindly aud from whom tho mem.
urluu Vt "Olu Master" and the "Olu Plantation
call forth the pathetic lament
II am getting old and feeble aud my hair Ia
turning gray.
Aud there Il no one lcfi on earth 10 care for
me,
And The hoe cakes IN the cabin they grow soar
Get every day,
since lost iny inassa when dpy set me free. Do
song for the South. but n will ring Through
heinnh. FIRST edition sold IN n week, Hand
some blue and gold title page. Price W rcntl.
Published nlsu fur banjo, ami llfnaa baud.
Ask yuut Music Dealer Tot VI or pthrr ftuln
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

French soldiers ME provided with
hankefchpIs on which tho following
sanitary instructions are printed!
"Wcnf the cfnyat loose, A strip of
flannel lay and night around the body
IN order to keep of diarrhoen. Qncnch
thirst with very small doses Of wine,
coffee, vinegar and water ot brandy aud
water. Take piece Of bread aud lit
tic coffee before The match. Spurious
liuuors do more harm than good. Drink
water neither hastily nor too cold. IN
quarters wAsh face anl hands. and when
possible the whole body. Wash The
feet aud rub ~ little fat or brandy -
Next cook the sour and no II ut once
even though fccling 1iie tired out.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
r.. F.. DIXON,
Matchmaker * Jcwclci'
BRISiOL. TENNESSEE.

HAVING purchased V. porol's stock VI
/ i wn'chrs, jc~clry, silver Ware, Clocks
etc., desire 10 Inform the public that I
will continue the business At tho old stand,
No. James Book, keeping always on hand
a nice and complete assortment of goods 10
my line. which will he sold cheaper than
ever before,
Call and examine, md be convinced of
this faot. Repairing done u The vetv he,i
manner, and warranted. II. l., DiNuN
| take pleasure 10 recommending Mr
Dixon, he being IN every respect worthy o.
the confidence Of the public. | will assist
him In the business, aud will he glad 10 see
All my old friends and patrons
Respectfully, V. DORlOf.
Feb H., iS2.-.tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

The NORFOLK d WESTERN.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY. and
NEW RIVER RAILROAD COM
PAN les, de.if,ng to promote the
establishment OF mining and manu-
featuring operations throughout the
territory tributary TO their railway
system, aud to attract the attention Of
Immigrants Ia hi. desirable agricul.
tursl district. and NJ the same time,
to provide u safe and Reliable means
NJ communication between holders 0f
agricultural AMI mineral lAnds aud
parties seeking locations for settle
mcnt aud investment, have sanction.
ed the establishment hy MIR. .InsFpH
B AUSTIN, OF - BUREAU or ~
MIGRATION AND MINING IN.
TELLIGENCE.
MIR. AUSTIN has located his office
for the present NJ WYTiEVILLE.
W.TIE 60, NIrGtNIA, to which
point all communications Ia him
should he addressed Upon the COM
ulptlun II the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad to u connection With the
Norfolk 4 Western Railroad. which
WIZ wv NllF'l'' Nv lN'N NUMB WA ~
OKE Co, VIRGINIA, in May, lSS2 the
principal Office Of the Bureau will br
removed 10 Roanoke.
\ monthly bulletin NJ properties
for sale will he issued Er circulation
among Investors, manufacturers, and
agricultlrls!s.
The commissions charged will be
moderate.
Parties having lands for sale nre IN
yitcd To record them ~ tins Bureau
I'M plans. maps, description ~ i'm
pr0vpinents, and Of mineral deposits,
nnnlyses of minerals. price. Sc Nc.
II II hoped That hy means ~ such
an organization. tie material develop.
mrnt of resources NJ this rich saluhri
Gus, Aud fertile section NJ Virginia
may rec, I've an cilrctual and pcrma.
nent impulse, and public attention he
directly aud practically assured to IT.
varied md remarkable elements OF
national wealth aud prosperity
GEO. +. TYLER,
PrcSidsm NOrCoR 4 Weston E0A.
rodd Co.,
+. j. KlMBAIL.
President Shenandoah l'uiB ran.
Odd Go.
President Nup Rirrr RUlrodi 90.
pnlLAphLrrIA, February Path lsSa.
March, ~ - I'm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Prices Reduced

Il. II. SENEkER hns reduced the
price Of all tho lradlng Dry Goods To
make room Tor the fall trade.
We have n In We stock " Ladies'
Dress Goods of The latest styles we are
ceiling out.
The Indies nte invited 10 call early
aud make selections while they are
fresh.
We have large stock of boots and
shoes which We are selling out nj pfi-
Cos below competition.
our Il3lOLEll SHOES are still the
leaders for Ladies' and Misses We
have a large stock OF these shoes, and
are receiving new goods nearly every
week direct from the factory
We cnn Hell you n womnn's good
Kin Shoe Tor 81. Women's goat and
cali shoe pewed aud peggcd ut core.
spending pflcep, LAdlps' Buskln Toe.
Men mud Boys fur wool, aud straw
hats which we are closing out at bot.
tom prices No one need 70 AWAY
from M IN want Of cheap goods.
We invite all our friends and the
public ~ call aud examine our stock.
We guarantees satisfaction
Thankful fUr the liberal patronage
heretofore extended us we promise
our greatest eflof. 10 please you In the
future. Respectfully,
{. n. SENEkER.
une7s'l.tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1852.
WAITING,

Waiting while the shadow gather,
And the sunlight fades away
While the.tcnder cleaning deepens,
And the golden turns 10 gray.
Watching while the starlight quivCrs
Brightly In the heaven above;
am waiting for her coming,
Waiting, watching for my love.
Listening for the well>known football
And the voice whose loving tone
swectly bids me cause my Whiting,
Watching, listening for my own.
Lingering still among the shadows,
As they deepen on the beach
Hearts exchange In sacrad illness
Thoughts that would be soiled by speech.
Thus In perfect love and trusting.
Winged moments pass away;
Till the holy, star-crowncd night Is
Sweet 10 us as golden day.
And as tcndcrly the cleaning
Gather on the brow of day,
God shall keep her, God shall bless her,
When llfe's golden turns TO gray.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
A Good Foundation.

IN American households the prevailing com
plnnis are weakness Of the stomach and ia
consequences Indigestion, Nervousness and
Rheumatism Such sufferers can lay II good
foundation for health by using Pnrkcr's Gin.
ger Tonic ~ II tones up the stomach and
nerves, ana keeps the Kidneys active TO carry
an the foul mnitur.-S o. Picngrms
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

It was Mr.. Blaine and not Mr.. Hale
who declared u few days ago that the
Democratic party had not shared IN the
achievement of u wise or humane pur-
pose during the past lOycars.-l Ioshmg-
ton POST.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
THE WEAKER SEX

nrc immensely strengthened by tho use Of DR..
X. V. Pterces "favoritc Prescription" which
cures all female arrangements, and gives tone
tothe system. Sold by druggists
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
II You are Ruined

m health from any rausr. especially from tho
usc NJ hny ~ the thousand n1si1imH that
promise 20 largely with long nCtiiiuuH irsii.
nuuial4, have no tetr. Resort Nv Hop Bttets
~ once, and IN short time YOU will have The
muat robust and blooming health
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
How it was Done.

"IIew do you manage" Said lady TO her
friend, ito appear 30 happy and good natured
all the timcH II always have Parkcr's Gin
ger Tonic handy" was the reply, and thus
easily keep myself and family In good health
When am well always feel good naturcd.'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kid
ney, Liver or Urinary Dis
eases,

Have no fear Of any Of thcsc diseases IL you
use Hop Bttcrs, ~ thcy will prevent and cure
the worst eases, even when YOU have bCsn
ed cures
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Young and middle aged men, suffering from
nervous debility and Kindred affections, ~
loss ~ memory and hypochundrin, should In
close three stamps for Part VII VI Worlds Dis
pCnsnry Dime Series ~ pamphlets. Address
WuuLb's DtScovEnN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Buffalo, y. Y,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Vim. b. Gale,
'tAN0 TUNER, REpA1RER DC
ONE CENT

TIll cot !, t You be-, ONE CENT
rbsihst yun s,n AAvgliUt 10 w. ny buying q
PIANO ~ ORGAN ffbm me ! believe yHu can.
have No Hiu HENt 10 psy fof STYLISH wARE.
ROOMS NaTRAVELikd AUENTH n NAVY
tXFFRgE ana ma SALARY 40 bNpbNsii
ADyKnTisENtNTs al ~ Witch CUNbB prT
Dbl YOrR POCKET ubsn you bay igstry w.
stfumehie direct from Wofhmehs hand. ani VIII
fafnish 81 inwsst possible rates ilohssi dealing
snd vail waffshi- rrod nv I'll ~ promises IN
svsfy ease n vii ny Yru ~ see ahd ufiis ne
bsiots bByinr. lddfsst
WI. GALE,
rnlYn bsfUi, rsnn,
AuulB'i.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Town Property for Sale.
A Chance to Make Money.
Dwellings, and Lots
on Easy Terms.
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.

The following described property can
now be had at bargain, or any one Of the
lois described. The cost of each piece lie
merely mentioned to enable one to judge Of
the reductions that will be made. The
owner, Mr.. W. b. Jones, is prepared to lose
largely on their cost, and any OF who wish
es either a complete and furnished home,
fitted up with every cOnven~Ace and situa-
ted in the very centre Of town, or one H.
the suburbs Of the town, or an unimproyed
lot, can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various pieces are described
as follows:
NO. Is about one mere lot, with a
large story frame dwelling, with ell
about 40 feet long, front portco and eide
porch n good cellar, fine well Of water, IA
BILE, ice house and other out huldings.-
0riginN cost Noom $1,000, and'si,uatej on
the corner Of Shelby and 9th streets Bris.
toni, Tenn.
NO 8 Is about half acre lot. lying On
the south side Of the the Vineyard IJ', snd
fronting the T.. =. Va and Ga. Railroad On
the east side and near the Tennessee Dsrat
and cost originally s375.
NO4 IL Slots containing q acres on
n beautiful elevation in B,aangv
looking the towns Of nri-tol, Tenn. and
Good .on, Va, and is the haudsone -, build
ing site in or near town AMI cos' originally
$1,000.
NO : Is n Lnlf mere 10, in Bristol
Tenn adjoining the Brick Home lot Of J.
NJ. Barker and ltely occupied by Andre v
Galliher Esq. Original cost about 300.
These lots arc all offered for sale on nc.
commodating terms and for further iufor-
nation apply to W. d, JONES, owner,
Philadelphia, Pa, or to W. ". JAMES and
HON. |. c. FOWLER, Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
August y, ls79-f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
ninIslst,ls Bond.

Eighly.nyr thousand dollar. IN Con.
frdpfitp bonds Wptc sent IN NrW York
un the l2lli. insI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

IL HOUSE

y AS. M. THOM AS
Man Street, Bristol, Tenn,
I HAVE again reOpened the Thorn.
| rs House. on Main street, and I'm
prepared to furnish RrstClass accom-
mediation to the public. M III "
aud no pains will be spared t.
the'hotel all II was In It's ppmtI
days,
Boarderp will be received ou q,
terms.
Being provided with good siaUlp.l
am prepared 10 furnish stalls. food aud
nttentiontO horses.
Rail road passengers will end ne
house located In easy distance Vi ,he
Passenger Il ,change the table, wpll
furnished and lodging unsurgSr..i,
Porters regularly NJ the trH!r, TO re-.
cciyo baggage and conduct ia, .u,rra
Jan o. 'Ti-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

rarr-wntn persons students. weak nrd over.
worried innthrfs will md IN Browns itun illia
t,ta "A complete tonic. Witch sitts-ttpnr hHud
tNnU tn thd Whole statriui
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Beware limitations.

The delicate odor " flnrratun Cologne II m
tirpy novel. Look for signature Of lllscUN \
Co., y, Y, on each bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Summons.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI | cIal District. in tH' County of iIu.a- Mar garrt Caldwell p-aiult. u-a-l-- J.a.- ta-d- well. defendant
 Action bro1-b- m t.e n-trs. .rr.t ur -le FlrSt Juilclll D.--Ec' an and. rlr Gina Comfy u. Pima in the Territory af ArEHra-
 The Territory Ut Ar.l rI .H-
 Caldwell.
 You are hereby -Emun-a' .-. -.r.'-..l .H .-.- pear u al action H-.u- ..s aboge-uawHd r'l'Et.li ... Distinct Court Hf the First JuIIH1Hl lti-.r."- .... Tor. uf Pima. Iu rlH .rll.". .l -.".. the complaint filed wlrI n. '..-. U. r.l. Court at Tucson lu sad County r.- r..- plaIut acrour rluIs- t. fs. -1.I-lH-.. H....u f.r- ty days ieXcluzIFe of One alter the serVIcs upol .ru Dt ...- -Hr. in this County hEt lt -.rF HH. Hi -- f.lr and within thIs Dt-taH.. chen ,.. '..Ir -- in al other ca=a- forty ....#-
 Said acton is hrug-H- tE -e rar.t r1 obtain decree sl.ylrr ... bond. m ll.-I- mOuy existing between r.a -..I r'HU.I- and defendant and fu- ca-.- ErL general r..af sl- vlll more fully appear g -.'ar.-rs -' t.s c1rl- plaIrt herewith.
 And yo1 are hereby notified r.l. 1T lrr fl.i .o appear and answer .Hn rnlH..-. UHur. r.- guIred. then plaintiff vIi r.aa H .a.ta-- .l.r'- to the Court for iHa -al-0I herein uiHt and Costs and disbursements fl r-.- ... .t exp r"ri.
 Given urder ny laGl ant t. -HH. a' enid
 District Court. at lu..Hl. rt.- L.-tt..-tl
 day of June. A. D. i----
 fsEALl GEO z. tltfi. Clerk.
 Bye. W. CLCE. Deputy. i1-I-u,ld
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
-I NIr-LlsN.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST J CuI- clal Dlstr co. II th. t1-utg of Pima Ierrifo- ry of Arizoaa.
 Lllhe Carsca'I1. piaI--lil. a-l- -. red - ( l-- scldin. defendant. -uUEur--
 Action brought In tEe Dls-rlc- Court Uf tsa First JudIcIal District Il and for the cCru-y of Pima. m the Territory of Arizona The rerrito- ry Of Ariz1ua zauIs greeting to Fred -. Clr--ad- in. You are hereby summoned and required Co appear in an action brought a-ain=t you dy tha above named plaintiff m t.r N--Hrf Cou-. sf the FiT-t Judicial District i- lul for -Ie county of Pima. Iu the Territory ut AuEuu1. and au- -wer the complaint ntel Ul-l the Clerk af taIs Court at Iuc-ou- Il sad rul1ty- . rlr.g rI winch complaint accoupanle- tiIs suwu0u-I within twenty days exclusive af tar day 1f ---sira. after the s--ylce upon yu1 ot rHi- sCru-or-. .f served lu chs cpulty- but .f served ou+ of rr. county and within this Dl---lr-. tt.r aI-. I- thirty day-; Iu al. other cases f1-tr days. This sad action l- brglE to obtain a d.cr4.. a .-- I've Iuz the hu-i- gf ult-luU-v existing h.+aH.r1 plaintiff and de.er talt upon q rrluaIs a.t forth ir the complaint. and that ri.a rr-.lir .f their minor child be awarded fo riairtif. as sin more fully appear upon reference Co Che com plaint hled herein.
 And you are hereby notified that if ru- F-lI % appear and answer the complaint a4 lhsv. ra- guired, the plaintiff viu take iul-anert by G-- fault and apply Co the tourt for the relief de- maudet therein, and costs and di--u--e-l-ut- ir this behalf expended
 Given under ny hand and tLa soal of -ali Di-- tuct -o1rt. at Iuc-on. ttis thirteenth dag of Culver < Aram A-ts'= for plaintiff. .eII-lE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Miscellaneous.
VOTERS
 -OF- Pima County Register! Register! Register

THE LAST LEGISLATURE OF 1881 PASSED | an act for an entirely new registration. The following IS the law: lss2 and every two years thereafter. there shall De au entirely new registration,
 Paragraph Fifth. That no registering othcef shall be permitted to place any name upon the register ater twenty 3lJ days before the cleo Every elector vho desires to vote at the cleo ton m November of ths year must register anew before October x, ls.2, the Registering Officers for eac Precinct;
 Precinct No. 1-Tucson; Charles R. Drake, County Recorder; C. II. Meyer. A. M. Bragg and W J. Os1oru. Magistrates.
 Precinct So, 2-Tubac; T. Lillie Mercer. Mag istrate.
 Precinct so. g. -Greaterville; P.J. coyue, Mag istrate.
 Precinct No Sonoits.; Thomas Hughes, Mag istrste.
 Precinct so. 5-Total Wreck; 0. s. Palmer, Magistrate
 Precinct so. 6-santa Catariua; E. o. stratton. Registering Officer.
 Precinct No. 7-Gunsight; II. k. White, Magis- trate, and J B. Allen, Registering Officer.
 Precinct NO. s-Oro Blanco; Arthur Thatcher. Magistrate
 Precinct NO. q-washing,on Camp; P Harri- son, Magistrate.
 Precinct No. lO-P Pantano. John O. Dougherty, Registering Oeicer.
 Precinct so. lI-Salsro; Charles Cranz, Regis terlng Officer.
 Precinc- so. is-Arivaca: V. F. Rollins, Mag istrate.
 Precinc, No. Is-Pelton; John F. Tyler. Regis tering Officer.
 Precinct No. ii-Picacho; R. II. Ctoate Reg istering Ohcer.
 Precinct so. l5-H Harshaw; J. w. Fuqua and Trevor Lloyd Magistrates
 Precinct so. I6-Calabasas; c. W. Atkinson and Henry c. St. John. MaEistrates-
 County Recorders Office. Tucson. Arizona, July i7. 1872. CHARLES R. DRAKE. iyis 3tiaW County Recorder
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
Final Items.


 Hughes, of the Tucson Star, seems to be trying to run the Democratic party of the Territory to suit himself. Should he succeed, the Democrats must have less brains than We credit them with.
 Tucson now wants to be made port Of entry. The fact is, our ambitious southern neighbor has no solid treason for existence, and is in constant dread lest some younger and more lusty rival should get ahead of it.
 Fine ore is coming out of the South King. It is said they have a foot of such ore. We have some fine specl- mems containing antimonial silver. This shaft IS about 200 feet deep. Alto gether the prospect Is very good, and Superintendent Czarnowski is naturally elated.
 The ventilation in the Silver King mine, of Pinal, IS again all right, and 1t is being worked as usual. The ore in the 7l4 level Is very rebellious, contain ing a large percentage of zinc, and It consequently takes a long time to re- duce. The mine shipped this week 22,Jl3 pounds of concentrations.
 A number of rumors have been attoat, for some time past, regarding cOntem- plated changes in the local management of the Silver King O., and outside pa- pers have contained some remarks thereon. We have made diligent In- quiries, but have been unable to learn that there IS any truth whatever in such reports. Both mine and mill are work ing full force, as usual
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
How the Cbiuamen do If.

On Friday last there was tried before Justice Meyer and jury the case of Chan Tin Wo, a merchant of Tucson, against An Foy and An Sing. The action was brought to recover Slu595, the amount of a bill of goods sold and delivered to defendants, who reside at Altar. The defence set up a partner ship between the three Chinsmen, and both defendants claim to have ex- pended under such partnership about nine hundred dollars, and to have lost about seven hundred dollars in their business of importing and furnishing Chinese to work mines in Sonora and in supporting them while idle. They pro- duced articles Of partnership, and the accounts, etc, and tine evidence showed that the whole was fabricated and forged and the jury found a verdict for Chan Tin Wo. To-day An Sing and An Foy were arrested upon a charge of forgery and committed for examination by Justice Bragg in default of Sl000 bail.