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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
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 Not long ago medical men in Sand lake and vicinity We're profoundly inter ested m the case of Mrs. Jacob Selma uffer of that village. She believed she had swallowed snake while drinking and that the animal was still an inmate of her stomach. Her distress Of mind was great, Sympathizing friends and physlcans assigned other cause for heI illness. Some thought she had swallowed a pollywog. which had developed into g frog; other that she had a moveable tumor, and others that she was suffering from imprisoned ess. Yesterday a F. pound gIrl baby arrived at the Schnau- fer domicile, and the doctors and friends, as they congratulated the happy parents, said they knew what it was all the time
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

THE New York Daily Stockholder oi June Eth publishes the portrait Of Wm. Hutchinson, lately expelled from the New York Stock Exchange for "obvious fraud" and gives a detailed account of his crooked transactions. The Ex- change has made an example of Hut crimson which should prove warning to all The board can not be toe careful to protect the trusting public from fraud and imposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Kentucky P0ker-PIayer.
Frankfort Correspondent Louisville Courier
 Journal.

 | Frankfort Correspondent Louisville Courier. Journal.
 Last Tuesday night at ' 30 o'clock five gentlemen, three of whom were leg islators set down to the time-honored round-table and began to play. Time flew by so rapidly that at 2 o'clock they all agreed they had better play a little longer. It was big game, "Sj call S25' and table takes. Aces were worth Sl0O and two pairs anything un- der $500. Hour after hour passed, and the cold, dull daylight began to peep in at them through the closed shutters, and still they played. One member was S2, 800 behind at , o'clock and another Sl 800 behind. Breakfast was ordered. They gulped it down, and again with pale, haggard faces they sat about the table. Twelve o'clock high noon. and they still at it. The ar in the room was stitiug, but they cared not for that. It was a beautiful day without, the air was balmy and warm, but the frightful fa- cination Ofthe game keptthem there in the closed room under the poisoning gas jets, necessary because the windows must be kept closed, turning the cards and betting the chips.
 Six o'clock came and one of the par ties was gone, utterly broken down. He left Sl,00O in the hands of the Philistin- es and staggered off to bed. At s o'clock there were only three of the party left, with faces us white as ashes and nerves all shattered by drink and the awful excitement of the game Just at ? o'clock Thursday morning the three men separated, after 39 hours of incessant play, and S3,60O had been won and lost. One of the men was sick two days; another has not recovered yet. It was terrible experience for all of them
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

THE mining interests of Pima county are too important not to be ftly repre- sented at the Denver Exposition. Min ing IS our principal industry and our business men should no: remain indif- ferent and allow other sections to reap all the advantages of presenting their resources before the eyes of the capital ists who will visit the exposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

THE Prescott Democrat gives Gov Tritle due credit for his work in Wash ington. It says:
 Governor Tritle is doing some very good work while in Washington, for the interests of the Territory. He has had orders issued from the Department tC have the Indian Agent at San Carlos agency report to the Department Mil- tary Commander the condition of affairs at the agency every 2D days, and t0 re- port instantly to the Military Comuau- der any disaffection among the Indians He has also secured an order for the survey of the northern boundary of the San Carlos agency. He has secured sev- eralhundred stands of arms for the Ter rltOrial Militia. He has secured the right to Maricopa county to construct a bridge across the Gila River, and road through the reservation. And the Gov ernCr has succeeded iI aroUsiug mTch interest in the minds oi the President and Department officials, concerning the affairs Of Arizona. Tn fact he has shown himself thoroughly the right man in the right place.
 This IS the same paper which says that Delegate Oury has been busy watch ing the bill for the admission ot Dakota as a state. For which inestimable ser vice the Democracy propose to ask his reelection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
PneniX Items
IllaretraI

Phoenix Lodge, No. ?, l. O. O. F.. has elected the following officers for the ensuing term; W. A. Hancock, \. G.; Geo. Kemper, V. G.; O. J. Thibodo, Sec retary; Peter Bri1, Treasurer.
 The contractor on the Tempe mail route has failed to put in apperance, in person or by his agent, and c. I. Hay den IS temporarily performing the ser vice rather than suffer its entire suspen- sion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
ONE OF THE BoHoYs.
He Only Asked d Civil Question.

A man stepped into West Madison street confectionery yesterday, and ad- dressing the proprietor, sad:
 "D-d-dO you s-s-sell llcE-candy here.
 "Wh-wh-what do you t-t-ta-take it for? A h-h-ha-hardware shopy' inquir- ed the proprietor, indignantly.
 "N-n-nO. l asked you a sis-civil k-k-k-questiOn. and w-w-want a sis-civil answer, bu-bu-blast you"
 "N-y-yes, We s-s-s. sell kick-candy here. The b-b-best in the town"
 "H-h-h-how, d-d-do you s-s-s-sell 1t; b-b-by w-w-w-weight or orm-m-m-meas ureg'
 "B-b-both ways"
 "I-t-to the s-s-same p-p-purchaser:
 "Wh-wh-what you ". w-want any way D-d-io you want t-t-tO gig-get kIc-kIc- ked out into the str-r-r-eet?'
 "N-n-n-nO f-f-f-frlend of m-m-m-nire s-s-s-said y-y-y-yOu c-c-could stut-stut- ter w-w-worse n l could and l w-w-w- wanted to s-s-s-see if he w-w-was l-l-l- lying
 Y-y-y-yourftf-friend as a b-b-b-brute, nd y-y-y-youa a sk-sk-sk-scoundrel. G-g- 2 get out p-p-p q. q.'
 All r-r-r-right I-!-!-!udge. I'll t-t-t- tell him wh-wh-what y-y-you s-s-s-said.' .'
 And the visitor went up the street whistling the Magnet and the Churn, !" while the confectionery man grew so enraged that he bursted the neck band of his sh-sh-sh-shIrt.- Chicago Inter Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Newly Married CnnnIe.
From the Detroit Free Press.

AhAA Ait DtlENlA 1T Itt | Et-1r
 Couple left the train at the Union de pot and walked up Jefferson avenue yes terday. She had long curls and pinl dress and yellow sash, and he had { standing collar saving his ears of. ( buttOnhole bOquet and a pair of new boots freshly greased, and one size too small. They hadn't walked two blocks when they came to a man sitting on z box m front of a store, and as he caught sight of them a grin crept over his face like molasses spread out on a shingle.
 ~Grinning at us I s'spose?" queried the young man, as he came to halt.
 "les,' frankly replied the sitter.
 "Iickles you most to death to see uE take hold of hands, don't it?'
 "It does
 And you imagine you can see us feed ing each other caramels, can't youT
 "I cau.'
 And you shake all over at the way ve gawp around and keep our mouths openY
 That's me"
 Well, this is mel I'm not purty, and haven't been cultivated between the rows, nor hilled up or fertilized. l 'aint what you call stall-fed, and the old man looks twenty per cent. worse than I do, but it won't take me over a minute to jam you seven feet into the groundi told Lucy I was going to begin on the first man who looked cross eyed at us, and you are the chap. Prepare to be pulverized-w
 "Beg pardon, but didn't mean-r'
 "Yes you did! Lucy hold my hat while l mob him"
 "Say-hold on-sayr'
 He took mp the middle of the street like a runaway horse, and the young man after him. but 1t was of no use. After a race of block the man gaIned so fast that the other stopped short and went back Co his girl and his coat. Stretching forth hIs hand Co the innocent maiden he re- marked.
 Lucy clasp on to that, and if you let go for the next two hours, even to wipe your nose, I'll never call you by the sa- cred name of wife"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Martha Washington.
LpLII.laInI-l Hrl.r-...I

|tNl4Nt44liil.l n tt--It"r-f
 Immediatly after the death of Georg. Washington, at Mount Vernon the room which he and Mrs. Washington SO long occupied-the most spacious Of the see ond-story apartments, opening upon a veranda, or balcony, and commanding a fine view of the SUIT undiuE country was closed and carefully guarded Tor many months, no one being allowed tc enter. In the mean time his wife select ed a smaller room immediately overhead in what might be called the attic. but which gave her an eXcellrut view of the Potomac and the tomb oi her husbands. Here Wartla Washington remained in almost perfect seciusIon until her death, about eighteen months after his demise, no one being admitted Co her presence there except one attendant ana law orite cat, a hole for the entrance and egress Of which was made m the single door Of the apartment. and which IS now pointed out to visitors as a speclal object of interest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

THE Los Angeles Commercial threat ems the fourth enlargement during its history, covering a period of seven years. The Commercial Is a popalar paper among all classes and a most wei come exchange. The CITIZEN IS pleased to uote this prosperity on the part of a live Republican paper. Los Angeles is destined to be an important city and its press is leading the way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Lots ofFnn.
CA1AnasAs. June 2s, lSSl.

| OALAbASA-f uIr lCs'A-
 EDITOR CIrIzEx:-While I have leis.
 ure will drop you few lines to letyou
 know how times are running in our promising and prosperous burg. Till a
 few days since We, the citizens of Gala
 basas, were fain to imagine ourselves in
 some prosey old New England town and
 that without change we would soon be
 obliged to move leetle further On'
 when suddenly the cry was raised that
 the "Chinese must go" and in the effort
 to see the principle carried out Calabasas
 was reconyerted into border camp, and
 all hands are correspondingly elated.
 At 3 a. ID. on the morning of our redemp-
 ton We, as happy a crowd as you would see on a days march, led by several of our most prominent men, headed first tO a Chinese gambling and opium smoking den, and at the authOritive demand of our leaders We wereat once admitted.
 Soon the fun commenced by the
 tearing up and breaking of things in general which ended in the burning of the whole concern. Here We were dis turbed by the unwarrantable appearance of the Deputy Sheriff, but as the night was dark We scattered back to town and remained quiet till he returned to his lodgings, when again we rallied out to complete the work SO well begun. The first thing we encountered was restau- rant owned and worked by one of our pig-tailed enemies, which we entered. gutted and would have burned, had it not been for its nearness to the business house of one of ouf iudomitable leaders. By this time daylight came crawling along and We returned to our homes to await the coming nlght when the fun would recommence and clean sweep be made of the Great Mosuls. But in the meantime the sobering up of our leaders compelled an indefinite postpOnement and furthermore we thought 1t best to wait as the Sheriff had armed a posse l and was preparing to give us other than a peaceable reception. We it is true outnumber his posse fully three to one, but. as we have no wish to harm any white man or get harmed ourselves. We let the matter drop for the present. We l are told, that he, the Sheriff, is trying to 1 persuade the Chinamen to have us ar 1 rested, but that of course they dare not 1 do, as some of them would then adOrn 1 convenient trees. The Chinamen say | that if We will pay the damages they ! will leave town and nothing more be | said about it. As we now have leisure | We will think the proposition over. 4 little later onif Ihave time, will let you know how we get along.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

THE Los Angeles papers must be en- toying an era of prosperity. The Times comes to Ills enlarged to a nine-columu paper and is bright and newsy as usual IL has a Republican constituency and that is always a reading constituency, We wish the Times the success which its enterprise, ability and staUncl Re Iublicanism merit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

A caution to solar observers is given by J. F. Campbell. In the course of his own work, a tirst-clsss sample of black glass was set with a bit of white paper behind it aud exposed for an in- stant to the focus of a seven-inch lense. The paper WAS charred where an eye would be placed. A longer exposure of a few seconds caused the glass to burst asunder. It may easily be imagined what the fate of the human eye would be.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Dr. Shrewsbury of whom it may be said that no better dentist ever came to Tucson leaves this evenlne for a few months sOiourn in Cali fornis, hard work and hot weather having prostrated him and rendered a vacation necessary. The Dr. goes first to Los Angeles. where he IS under en- gagement for fully five weeks ;on it's completion he will then go to San Francisco where be proposes to remain till about the latter end of September, at which time it is hoped tine weather will be favorable to his return here. When he does SO he wiil bring with him another dentist skillful as himself. in whom the public can have the utmost congdence and establish in business and wlll work with him for the best adyant- age of all concerned. The Dr. has large and lucrative practice which noth- ing but i'll health could compel him to leave even for 30 short a time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

t~r1ENry AND CoCSslLOR-AT-LAw. N-.TAvv pTRTTC. OFFICE. MEYER N -r-.-t north of Maiden Lane, Tucson, A. T. Mining iaue G speciality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

WHEN will the Democratic press find time to tell its readers what Democratic Delegates have accomplished for the Territory? It has told what Arizona's Republican Governors have done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

It is the general impression that tin pan fastened to a strange dogs tail will afford the average boy about all the fun be wants: but a dogs teeth fastened in boys coat-tail has been known to give his companions just as much sport. Boys have no prejudices that are permitted to interfere with their enjoy msnt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

THE Prescott Democrat comes to the relief of the apologst and says that Delegate Oury has been busy watching the bill for the admission Dakota as a State. We breathe easier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
BREYTTIES.

Rev. James c. Pratt, son of NIT. 4. $. | Pratt, of Washington, IS pastor of the ! Reformed Episcopal church in Denver, Colorado.
 The Catholic is the title of a hand ! some weekly newspaper started lately, in Washington, Henry M. Beadle, editor and publisher.
 | Bishop Foss. Of the Vi. F. church, ! whose serious illness excited the alarm | of hls friends for some time, k reported ' to be improving.
 Bishop Elder, the Catholic bishop Of ] Ohio, recently confirmed 500 candidates in Mercer, Anglaise, and Shelby couu- | ties in that state.
 Rev. W. F. Warren, of Boston, who IS 1 the fraternal messenger of the M. F.. church to the Wesleyan Conference tOf England, sailed on the 3rd inst.
 Rev. Chas. B. Galloway succeeds Rev. Dr. Parker as the editor of the New Or leans Christian Advocate, the organ Of the M. F. Church South.
 Rev. Dr. AIinegerode, rector of St. Paurs Episcopal church, Richmond, Na.' is m i'll health, and has been granted a leave Of absence to visit Europe.
 The South Baltimore Methodist Prot estant church received 9 persons into full membership on last Sunday. The congregation proposed to improve their property.
 The corner stone of St. Joseph's con- vent at Lakeville, Conn, was laid on the Sth inst. It will be erected for the Sis ters of Mercy and costs S40,OOO.
 The Catholic Church of the Transfig- uration at HarrisoDburg, Va, was re- dedicated by Bishop keane, of Richmond with imposing ceremonies on the 18th, several societies from StaunsOn and other places being present.
 Rev Peter Deberge, the Catholic priest at Elm Grove, Wis died on the 1ith inst. Very Rev. W. Walter, O. $. E., died at Newark, N J., on the I7th.
 Rev. MT. Harris has resigned his pas torate of the Baptist church at Wood burr, Md.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

HE Senate refused to raise the salary of the Governor of Arizona from S2GO0 to s35OO. The request was a reasonable one. The present salary will not much more than pay the Governors house rent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

HIITH F. FAhIE1,
 .r-lq-rg SND CoUSsELLog- AT-i4AW. ..spI,-e CORNER MEYER AND PESNING [ 7 lon ---e-at-. Tucson. Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
SAMUEL BRANNAN, sr-nra.s .shaHAna ,Vr~z=u.rl

.f'At'lAo. 0bNOhAs MEAlNb. .rE-L-t. a-EvT OF THE SONORA LAND AND
 MINING COMPANY. N.N ltRl CITY 55 Broadway. Also for the .'-..a ana pg-e.3a-a of land- and mines in So- .H1i sl Town lois in Guavma-. Agent in Tue -a H. A N'p-r. San Francisco Ferdinand Vars .1i-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
MIIIIANI I OSRORN.

t..,=s r,-t--L'w. SoTAAY PUBIIo AND COx-
 vITANCER-
 = Sr.t'it ti- ASSISTANCE GIVEN IN OBTAIN .-r {. --eut- for mining and pre-emptiOn -7. rt -l-o ritle to land under the desert E -.Ih-r-rU.tlre laws. Office on Pennington ----.-, opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel. Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
BENJAMIN MORGAN.
II 2 IIGHTHTZER.

s-rfESET AND EoUNsEI.LoR-AT-LAw ArFfrr ON PENNINGTON STREET. NEAR ' E-gc- Tuc-au. Arizoua-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

"GUIrEAU's Murder" is the caption placed by the apologist over a mass of sentimental hog-wash about Guiteau's insanity
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

WHAT would the apologist have said had Arthur respited or commuted Cult eau's sentence?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The Democratic meeting of last Sat urday evening was SO well attended that 1t would be impossible to tell of the names of all present on the fingers of one hand, but as the digits on, the two would overcount the crowd by three 1t IS possible to imagine what an arm full enthusiasm there was.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The Silver Belt says that the watch, commandery seal and diamond ring that belonged to J. P. Risque, who was killed near Clifton, in April last, by Indians, have been recovered from them and are now in the hands of Mexican gentle man who purchased them for a small amount and will return them to his family.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

A PAPER that defends and apologies for murder may be expected to denounce the hanging of Gniteau as murder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Church discipline used to produce humiliation and repentance; now-a-days 1t starts defiance, under the theory that 1t is sn insult-United Presbyterian.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Tn the House Monday bill was intro duced by Congressman Berry to abolish the State of Nevada and attach it to the State of California
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Air as expired by phthisical animals when inspired by others through carbol- ized cotton dId not cause consumption in them, while, as M. Giboux's experi- meuts go to show, the breath of those phthisically afflicted, Introduced twice a day for l50 days into a wooden case containing two rabbits, the grated sper- lures of the case being closed for two hours, tubercules appeared ID the rab- bits lungs Too great caution can hardly be exercised ID dealing with con. sumptives
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

pt0IDIBApHERS.-A LARGE ASSORT-
 ueLf ,f Arizona views on hand: Picture r+~a- made rp order and Moulding- on hand. tu. l- 'u1-ras~ street. oppOsIte Western Union
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

IRE campaign is conducted with q view to the interests of the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The recent eclipse of the sun was ob- served in Egypt by men of exceptional ability provided with the best known ap- paratus, and aided m every possible way by the local authorities. Allfragmentary accounts of the results point to very lm- portant conclusion. As yet it Is too soon to deal with what had apparently been disclosed in a paragraph. Itwill be time enough to summarza when all Of the facts come to hand
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

WHERE are the reduction works that
 were to be erected in Tucson?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

TIE autopsy showed Guiteau's brain to be m its normal condition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
SOLON NJ. ALIIS.

.rl sy#HNEEE AND q. x. DEPUTY MINERAL
 >-GyUoE ,SD NoTAET PUBLIC, fftS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO CORNER | Hs Pennington and Meyer streets. Tupo ~an.irl Maps 30 specially. All business en- -s.'--. 70 aiu viil te attended to with prompt .-.-- .-.t -..#rfr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Mrs. Pacheco's severe illness continues without any great change towards re- covery,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

IUosoS must enthuse a little more over the Denver Exposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
GFoRGF J. ROSKRUGE-

S. NrHJ-ET MINERAL SURVEYOR. MINERAL DEPyIT SURVEYOR FOR NEg MEXICo. AND N1TsET PUBLIC AFFICE ON MAIDEN LANE TUCSON. ? trL-HIla-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

TIE Territory needs Republican in Congress and will have one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Rev. J. L. Carroll has resigned the pastorate of the Baptist church at Lex ingten, Va.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

WHAT a run Stoneman would make in Arizona,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
- RTEHNIAN E CO

to)e P STREET. WASHINGTON. D. c. i'f-b Vtl practice before all the Courts an, t- -.rHrarlwerT Departments. de&O 6rn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

,.,s tsD CaWuECIAL BROKER. AND GENERAL.
 INSURANCE AGENT. pL,T 'lsiPANIES AND LOWEST RATES. D Blot srs. Calendars. Etc, furnished gratis. u.,l- ua c'l tfei and mining properties handled a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
THONIAS FITCH.
IOSFPH c PERRY

s-r,G,TT sND CcUNsIuoa-AT-IAw. .AFrrr5-Sp. 2l6 PENNINGTON STREET J Trassl Arizona. l25tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

What are the effects of ethyl alcohol and of the essence of absin the on the motor functions of the brain and on those of the muscles of the life of rela- tiun has been dealt with by VI Danillo. No essential difference of influence was traced between the action Os alcohol in strong doses and that of other anRs- thetics, such as ether, chloral, morphine, etc When the essence of absiuthe was administered there was first a tonic effect; second a clonic display, when viO- lent spasms alternated with great relax ation; third, chOreiform symptoms of a peculiarly distressing nature: fourth. a delirium stage, and fifth, a period of res olution. Generally the poisoning by absinthe is like that produced by strychnine, except the delirium.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Rev. Dr. J. A. McCauly, O: Dickinson College, it is expected, will take the editorial chair of the Baltimore MethO- dist. in place of Rev. J. B. Van Meter, D. D. EN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
EM. SMITH.
Dr. Hong KOony

Attorneys at Law, Church Plaza, Tucson. A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Dr. Hong KOong,
 | ,EADItTE IN THE TI-S-YUN MEDICAL ,, ~ and l.---lc.A College of Canton City. 1S66. ,la-a- -i-l tl-al-e- spsclaity whether male or ''nle. N1ald state to the public that I am E-eia7-t fH cure any and all affections of the ts' or Ear. having had fourteen years practice. o--.-. Nn- -h Dtr street. room $. ie7-eom
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
BRTTTON X GRAY,

ts | p---ial attention z ven to matters relating sa tltla t0 public lands Refers to l. Zeckeudorf [ ... Inc-gn !. T. g and % Thoma. St N.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

In some parts of South America the banana skin is converted into material of which ladies dresses are made. This IS probably the kind that tine lady slips on easily.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

ATroEs;EYs-aI-LAy.

". D. HTLLTEi- 2. H. RAL.srON. -ua-.g u- Nav..ia. Formerly of Illinois
 UTLLGER lE RALSTON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
M ]. SCOTT. JR-

A NALTIICAL AND CONSULTING CHEM \ lSr and ,let4llurEi-t. Assay Office Vel I-..'~ Borz Main St.. Tucson.