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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Copper smelting-Remarkable Results.

4 correspondent Of the Boston heralo' writing from Bisbee, Arizona, says: ''Ihe Copper Queen Company, with the Kan kin X Brayton Pacific Smeiters, can handle ores carrying not more than D per cent. with a profit, even with coke costing S37 per ton. and heavy tran sportation charges on bullion. This gives some indication of the value and Droductiyeness of the many copper mines in all parts of the country now operated with this system of reduction, tbe most of which will run from r. per cent. to 30 per cent It IS evident from thls that even large decline Tn the price of copper would not seriously im- pair the margin of the copper producers of our Western mining States and Ter ritories"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Yavapei county, says the Phenix Ga zette, is looking up. Her resources are at last being properly developed. For To these many years she has been in a comatose state, but now she has been awakened to sense of activity. Her Tich mines at Copper Mountain, her Lynx creek smelters and bydraLlc dig gings, her new discoveries in the Black Hills and the starting up of the rich Peck mine will soon bring Yavapal into a great deal of prominence. We are glad of this, for # she is prosperous, Maricopa county will share in her pros- perity. May her fondest hopes be real IZed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

An apparatus IS now being brought out in London for the purposes of cool pg, purifying, and disinfecting the air of saloons, cabins and hospitals. The system consists of pumping cold water through pipes which are fixed in the ceilings, running the length and across the saloon or ward in. an hospital. In these pipes are fixed rods, outside which it is intended that thin film of water shall trickle down, which will be regu- lated by cap fitted to the other end of the rod. The water in thus running down the rod will, it is claimed, absorb all particles of dust, etc, that may be floating in the air, also cool and purify the vitiated atmosphere; and any of the known purifying chemical agents can be mixed with the water foS the purpose of disinfectinR, such as Condy's fluid. The water, after running down the rods, will be carried away by an arrangement of pipes under the flooring. To prevent any contact with the water, guard of brass wire gauge can be fixed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

W. I. Perry has bought out Ed. Bull locks interest in the Lexington livery stables, and will hereafter conduct the business in his own name. Ar. Perry has always on hand fine stock of buggy and draft horses, carriages snd vag- ons. The stables are finely arranged and everything is kept In first class shspe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Card.

To all who are suffering from the or- TOTS and indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en- yelOpe to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Stat1on D, New York City. O3l-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Scott Mnde the CoIonels.

Mark Twain has struck new lead; "Don QuiIote" he contends laughed to scorn admiration for medIeval chivalry. while "Ivanhoe" went far to restore 1t to favor. The knightly sense of honor, con- tempt for human life, and pride in things savoring of war which had been, aud still are 80 markedly characteristic of the south, Mark Twain attributes to Scott's novels. "It was Sir Walter he insists. "who made every gentleman in the south a major or a colonel or gen. eral or judge before the war; and it was he, also, who made these gentlemen value these bogus decorations. For it WAS he that created rank and caste and pride and pleasure in them. Enough IS laid on slavery without fathering upon it these creations and contributions of Sir Walter"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
A Shower of Birds.

The most remarkable phenomena re- lRting to Iowa storms occurred at In- dependence not long ago, when the peo- pie at night were aroused by loud pelt- ing against the windows, which could not be accounted for until the next morning, when thousands of birds were found dead all over the city. It had been literal shower Oi birds and stranger still, nobody had seen such birds before. In size they were a trihe larger than a snow bIrd and their color was much like quail. It is supposed they were drawn into a vortex way down South and rushed through the atmOs- phere thousands of miles. Perhaps this was the way the children of Israel got their quail on the desert.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
BIGAMY.
Jesus Gonzales Arrested on A Charge of
 Having Two Wives.

Jesus Gonzales lives several miles
 north of Tucson in the Santa Catalina
 mountains. His residence is in La Can
 yads de Orc, which in English might
 mean the Golden Gulch. Here a moun-
 tain stream of water, clear and pure as
 the crystal flood that laves the golden
 street of the New Jerusalem, comes
 trickling down from the pine-clad sum-
 mits of the table-land above Balmy hreeZes sweep along the mountain sides
 bearing the odor of the spruce and fir
 far up the everlasting hills, and gentle
 zephyrs gather the perfumes of the spring flowers that color and tint the
 mountain tops, and wait them down
 where Jesus abides. From the place
 where his mud-built mansion stands.
 Jesus can look out across the leagues of desert and saguaras, and with undim- med vision gaze upon the compact built city Of Tucson with its inhabitants swelterIng beneath the rays of the Chinsmsns angry god. Jesus is married, well married; ; h fact he Is married twice, and that's whats the matter with Hannah. Had he been content ed to live in double instead of triple blessedness hIs happi- ness might have been supreme. But inspired by the music of babbling brooks and singing birds, and animated by the sensuous breezes which kiss in- dlscrimlnately the cheeks of all who picnic Tn the Golden Gulcb, Jesus mar ried a second time. He didn't wait six weeks for the worms 10 devour No. l, and the grass to grow green on her grave, and the tin-csn brigade to come around with their cracked cow-bells and blasted tin-horns to give him a regular old-fashioned Arkansas charivari, for getting married a second time SO soon. He did not even curb his passions, and await the formalities of a divorce suit. The customs of Chicago and Indiana were too slow and tame for this enter 1 prislng Hassayamper of the sun-kissed | land. He up and married No. 2, while | No. yet had legal right and interest | Tn his bed and board. Yesterday Con- stable Harry Ward went out to the Golden Gulch, and gently and tenderly EahIClGu III tue lLUltAIOT or | Solomon and Brigham, who bears the name of Him who never knew the marital tie.
 This afternoon Gonzales was arraigned before Recorder Meyer. Wife No. 1, an aged woman, appeared as the prose cutting witness. Although No. ? was invisible it is clear case that she must be young and handsome or else she could never have walked of with the af- fectons of the dRrk-eyed Lothsrio. Judge Meyer informed Gonzales of his legal rights, and he concluded to get n lawyer to defend him.
 Jesus Gonzales was married to his first wife by Father Andres at Florence seven years ago. They have been living apart for three years, and Jesus evident y concluded this was virtually a divorce, and last week was married to his second wife by Justice Scott. The ease was set for examination tomorrow
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge A. ". sheldon. Associate Justice
 WEDNESDAY, June 6.

Judge A. ". sheldon. Associate Justice.
 WEDNESDAY, June 6. Court met at 9 a. ID. The minutes of June 9th read and approved.
 Territory vs. Thos. E. Lisle; grand larceny, convicted on two indictments. Sentenced to five years in the Territorial penitentiary on each. Hiram S. Stevens vs. NJ. Borquez and Loreta Borquez; ordered that the report Of the Court Commissioner De filed and submitted to the Court.
 Wm. Reid vs. Carmen Acedo; upon motion of H. E. Lighthizer, counsel for plaintiff, default having heretofore entered, it IS ordered that this case be set for trial on Saturday, June 9th. Territory vs. James Carroll; grand larceny; on trial.
 THURSDAY, June :. Territory vs. Joseph Casey and Harry Sinclair murder. It appearing to the court upon the statement of R. H. Paul, sheriff of this county, that he was not a proper person to serve the special venire heretofore issued for 36 trial jurors in thls case, it is ordered that the same be served by the U. $. Marshal.
 Foil vs. Foil. Report of the commis- sioner filed and submitted to the court. It's ordered that attachment issue for P. Drachman and H. Menager, default ing jurors, who upon making satisfactory showing were excused by the courts. Lotz ct al. vs. Goldtree; on motion of J. 4. Anderson, it IS ordered that John Anderson, a resident of the town of Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico, be appoint ed Commissioner to take the deposition of M. Lotz and Jose Maynard in this case
 Territory vs. James Carroll and B. D. F.. GRrmo: on motion of the District Attorney, it is ordered that the defend ants herein be discharged from custody on filing their own recognizance Tn the sum of $500, and the cases are continued till the next term of court.
 Territory vs. Daniel Moore; arson; on trial
 FRIDAY June $. BTerritory vs. Vincente Cosino-Found guilty, June 9 set for sentence.
 Territory vs. John Kenny, burglary on trial.
 Territory vs. Dan Moore, arson-ver- diet of guilty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

The hottest day of the season in Tue son to-date was last Monday, when the thermometer reached 107 degrees Fahrenheit, and this is about as warm as 1t gets here. Oi course there are some exceptional days when it will creep mp to ll5 degrees; yet no one suffers any inconvenience, SO dry and pure is the atmosphere. This compares favorably with some portions of Cali fornia. In the Sacramento valley it often ranges IA degrees for weeks at time during the summer months. While in the San Joaquin valley the fsvorite method of curing the tooth ache Is to take mouthful of water. and go out in the sunshine, and sit down on rock. In few minutes the water boils and the nerve is killed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Official Records.
DEEDS.

II. $. Stevens and wife to the city of Tucson. lot 2, block 222, Tucson, 500.
 F.. \. Hudson to ]. A. Browder. ot Nina Grande, Nina Priets, and Hodge, ArIvaca, s1.
 Augustins Martinez and Juar Mar tinez to Maria M. Berger, 76 acres more or less on Papago reservation, Sl.
 Corporation of Tucson to Resale Toma, lot 2, block 227, village of Tucson September 12, 1882, S9.
 JB Hart and l. Le Page to l. ( Hughes, Flag and West Wind mines, 20 miles s of Tucson, $5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Corrected Weekly by Wilkins X Shotwel
 m Congress Street
ARRIED.

VOSBURGH- -EEYNOLDS-At Denver Col. May 23d. NIT. ]. J. NOsburgh of Globe, A. T. Co Mrs. Mary Reynolds. Of Cheyenne. Wyoming. SOUTHER- R-BAILEY-At Globe. A. T., by the Rev. Mr. Windes, Samuel 5outher Co Mrs. Clara Bailey
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

The Orion mill. at Gro Blaneo, having been leased to J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, will ct once resume work. The mill has been
 placed in good order, and will com mence work on the ores of the Arizona Southern Milling and Mining company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

The peculiar form of the title used by the Knights Templar Is easily explained by the fact that Templar is sn adjective qualifying the noun Knights. They are the Knights of the Temple. The Good Templars were originally modelled after the Knights, and might therefore be called the Goods Templsr. The fact of their being a temperance order does not necessarily infer that they are dry Goods. however, and that they are con- fined chiefly to calico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Graded American. Texas, and Sonora stock cattle for sale. either with or with out ranches. k. VI. WLKIS, Agt.
 22l Meyers St.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Perhaps, says an English Journal, there never was before, in the history of mankind so outrageous a violation of preconceived ideas as IS embodied Tn the words paper chimney shafts" The name is sufficient for a tolerable joke, yet in Breslau A shaft has been erected fifty feet high of paper pulp, which has been chemically impregnated SO as to resist combustion. Paper has been put to some extraordinary purposes, but We think the use of paper for chimney shafts surpasses all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
The Phenix and Florence Railroad.

Judge Hancock, of Phenix, made the CITIZEN a pleasant call last evening. The judge is one of the wideswske men of the iiourishing town of Phenix, but he does think Tucson capitalists" treated them rather shabbily in not coming to Phenix when they said they would, ai- ter they, the PheniI folks, mad sent two carriages 10 Maricops after them. He wants them, however, to come, and come soon, and see what they have and what they are willing to do to get the railroad. They will do their part, and they don't exactly understand why Tucson people are holding back. The apathy" the mayor talks about is somewhat striking in this instance. Let there be a move ment Rt once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Impotency. Ezhauted Vitality, Premature De- cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from N whatever cause produced. iteurichss and purihes the blood; Stoengthens ft Nerve. Brain. Muscles. DIges- ton. Reproductive OrEau-, and Physical and Mental tlcUiUes. It stops any unnatural debll- Itarius dram upon tle system, preventing Invol- uutarv losses dehlG.lEuc dreams. seminal losses with Jt8 grue etc.. SO destructive Co miud and uodg. Is a sure climinatur of all KIDNEY AMI BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contl4us no injurious ingredients. To those suffering from the evil eiieCts or youthful indiscrctions or eNcr~sc~. a speedy. ShOr
 0ush and permanent Cl RI ~ GJARAN- TEED- Price >s.5O per bottle, or nve bottles in case, with full directions and advice. S1O. Sent secure from observation to any address up on receipt of price. or C. c. D To be bad only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
An Engineers Accident.

The Los Angeles Times, Of June l, says: Mir. Horace Moore, an engineer on the Arizona division of the Southern Pacific Railroad, met with a serious ac- cident day before yesterday. While stepping out on a footbOard on his engine he suddenly slipped and his foot caught in the machinery and WAS badly
 crushed, the small bones being broken and the muscles mangled. Moore was taken on to Tucson, but finally brought back to this city and carried to the house of Mir. Mare Hopkinson, where he is receiving every attention, and has every prospect of recovery, although lockisw is still feared. The railroad officials and employees are doing all in
 their power to render him comfortable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

A case of serions consideration for the Good remplars is in hand. At U social gathering in town the other evening the cries of an infant disturbed the pleasure of the hour. The discordant notes of the child from pair of first-class lungs did not harmonize with the music and refreshments in the parlor. The hired girl in vain tried all remedies for the noise. but the diminutive specimen of humanity refused to be comforted. The mother finally took the matter in hand, and going in the adjoining room to her crying babe, shut the door. Suddenly the walls of the little one ceased and quIetude reigned supreme. What did you do to make it sleepy" inquired one of the audience, on the mother return ing, astonished at her success. "Oh nothing" was the reply, "I just gave it two spoonfuls of whisky"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Dr. Licbi='> Inyigoratsr

No. Q Is the only po7lllFe cure Tor fisOoIAIOk- tis: s7T Tor SiO. Sent Co any address on receipt Of price. or C. O. D. Responsible persons can psy when cufed Strictest secrecy maintained. Patlent. cu-sd at home. Dr. LIebIe's Dispen- sary has an eleraut Drug Store m lts building.
 Too frequent evacust.ors of the bladder and Eopy Sediment m urine are symptoms of Sec oudary seminal Weakness and Prostatorrhea- Complaints rsndily yield to the DR. LuBIG IREATNENT.
 Ordinary CaseS.-Any rescnt case of special or prIvafa diseases cured Tor Slu. hemedles sui hcleut Co cure wIll be prompt sent, Hlth full directions and advice on receipt or SlO- All packa-es arc -.tursly covered from observation
 InYig5ratOr samples Free,
 To prove the wonderful power of the ditEAr GEEMtN ISvIa1RAToR a S2 bottle of either number will bs sent free of charge. Persons ordering free bottle Will only have to pay sx- pressage on delivery.
 Most Powerful Electric Bells Free 10 Patients. Consultation. Examination and advice free Ind private.
 DIR. HEBIG d e.. 500 Geary sL, Private Entrance. iOi Mason st.. s- F.. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
CnftIe fnrSnle.

The street railroad in Guaymas failed after the first week. Guay, mas people should have patronized it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

his req [ Sure n gt h enin z Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the legiti- mate result of over twenty years of prac- ucal experience, and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN " Nervous and Phy- sicM Debility. Semi nal Weakness. Sper- matorrhHa. PrOsta- tarrhasa- Emissions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

The professional beauty business pays. Mrs. Langtry has closed her season of twenty-tour weeks, and the receipts at the box offices where she played reach the total of S223,594. But she will not make SO much money next time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

"President Arthur" says the New York Graphic, ''is the only member oi the administration who has no relative. in office" This Is a mistake Presi dent Arthur's youngest brother. Wil liam, has been paymaster in the army for twenty-five years. If the Graphic had said that the President is the only member of the administration who has appointed no relatives to office, it would have been correct, and have stated what cannot be said of any of his predeces- sors. Even Washington was guilty oi "nepotism."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

A man and his wife, residing near Los Angeles, while returning from trip to Sonora, remained in Benson on Monday night and reached Tucson yesterday noon on the accommodation tram. A short time before reaching this city the man discovered that hIs money belt con- taining $500 was missing. and upon re- fiectiou he was satisfied that he had left it under his pillow at the Benson hotel. The conductor upon being appraised of the circumstance, telegrHphed to a Ben son officer, who found the belt and contents undisturbed. They were thank fully received by the owner here last evening, and the parties left for home with better idea of the honesty of Ari- zonans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Several Apache scouts are in the city, summoned before the U. s. Grand Jury as witnesses in the case of some parties charged with selling liquor to Indiana
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

G. W. Curtis will, thIs summer, have put up four, may be more, handsome cottages, two on the site of the old city hall and two near to his own residence in West Prescott. They will be for rent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
Great English Remedy!

! lsa never-failIng cure
 for Nervous Debility, EEhausced Vitality, , Seminal W cd kn ss.
 SpermatorrtCR. LOST MANHOOD, lmpOten-
 cy. Faralysls. Prostator- rhGs and all the terri .hle ef eCts of Y elf Abuse. youthful follies. lard eEcesses m maturer
 years-s such as loss of M..rnra l .assItnda Nnc-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
DR. [. D. SALElELD.

2i6 kearney street, san Franciseo, Cal
 Consultations strictly confidential, by letter or st OHice FREE. For the convenience of pa- tieuts and m order to insure perfect secrecy, | have adopted prlvats address. under which all uacka--as arc forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Thomas E. Lisle. the slippery rustler of the roaring Sonoita, receivee his sen- tence in the District Court this morn ing on the two convictions obtained from the three indictments, and he will reside at the Yuma penitentisry for the next ten years as a guest of the Territo- ". Ten years residence in Yuma is equivalent to puriicstion by fire, and when his cslcined remains are brought out of its portals in the year of our Lord 1893, there will be but very little rustling energy left in him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

The prisoners in the city jail these warm days amuse themselves by run ming a counterfeit Masonic lodge. Every new conner has to ride the goat Yester- day the Royal Bumper degree was con- ferred upon Chinaman, who informed Officer Appel this morning that Me no ikee odder prisoners; too muchee foolee alice timee; too muchee hde goatee hurtee ChinRman.' The charter was at once removed and the lodge ordered dis banded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

SulHcirr Co show Its merit will be sent to any ono applying by letter, eating his symptoms and age. Communications strictly confidential
 dlEw-fF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

Dss. BISTIE's Kidney Remedy Seph- reticuu, cures all kinds of kidney and Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhgs. Gleet. Leucorrhus- For sale by ali druggists. si bottle, -ix bottles for $5.
 DG. INVITES Dandelion Pills are the best and cheapest Dyspspsia and Bilious cure La -Ls u--l---- En- ..Le ,. aLI drnEgists. ieldhN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

A Calcutta paper directs attention to the remarkable increase in the trade be- tween Indian and Australian ports, winch 1t attributes entirely to the stim- ulat-ng effects of the Melbourne exhib- itior. The trade would appear to have more than doubled in three years, but the increase IS even more striking than this, for the exports of lSS0-1 were swelled considerably above their ordinary amount by reason of their including the large number of valuable articles sent to Melbourne for the purpose of exhibi- ton. A remarkable fact is the promI- hence Tn the export returns of articles in which there was before the exhibition little or no trade with the colonies. It is calculated that the shipments of In- dian tea to Australia will this year ex- ceed 2,5OOOOO of pounds, or considerable more than three times the quantity ex- ported thither three years since.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

A great trade in ierked beef is car ried on m South America. Thousands of tons are yearly exported from Monte vldeo, Rosario and other parts of Uru- quay and the Argentine republic. In some of the factories more than one thousand cattle are killed daily in the season, one man unusually slaughtering all by puncturing the spinal cord at the back of the head. The animals are cut ur and the flesh piled in heaps with layers of salt by half-naked semi savages, half Basque and half Indian, who possess a peculiar knack of detaching the flesh in flakes from the bone by striking it with then broad cutlsss-ike knives. Mixed with black beans and fsriDa, or cssssva meal, jerked beef is the staple article of food among the lower order along the coasts of South and Central America.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

A few cases Of diphtheris are re, ported in the lower portion of Los An geles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
MEDICAL
DIR. LIEBIG,
Dispcnsary. Cor. eeary and Mason streets, san Fran
 ra.aa GnINfarvu.

A1lN ptutAEN Nors atlEN dNu
 Mason Streets, san Fran
 cisco, California.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE 4 for the cure of all SPECIAL COMPLICATED and sO-called IN- DURABLE CHRONIC DISEASES. Dr. Lfebig's German InvigO- rator is positively guaranteed to cure Nervous and Physical Debility, seminal Weakness. Lost Manhood. spermator- rhca. Loss or Energy. Ring ing and Dizziness in the , Head. ueianchOlia. Hopeless EeciinES. ProstatOrrhen and all the results of youthful lm- prudence and eNcessss of ma ture years. The Doctor. a regular College Physician from Europe. will agree to for fsIt one thOu,and dollars for A case the fnvigOrafOr will not cure under special treat ment and advlce.
 The re1sun So many cannot rot cured of Weakness and the above diseases is Owing 70 q complication. called PROSrA- IJEhEEA. which requires pe- on HIra.~ eH-Ia4.Hr7T asrrs