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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
CoCHIsE c2USTI

'bNhlSE tlNNIA
 The Grand Cenrral--like ts neigbbor the Contention, has paid it's, proprietOrs well, but they had their dark time, and expended over SlOlG0O before returns began to r0l in. Ao immense deal of work has beer done lere, possI- bly, more than in Contention and now there Is twenty miles of underground workings to show the activity displayed In the absence of actual figuras, we de- fer giving quantities of ore attracted and bullion produced but wlHn 1t is stated that their thIty-fve stamp mill has been continually kept at work, the amounts must be considerable. The pumps, which, m conjunction with th ose of the Contention, are to cope with the water. lie idle, SO that no greater depth Is being attained at present. About @ tO 100 tons of ore are daily shipped to the mill, whilst the wGk of prospecting the sOutherly portion of the m-ne goes daily on. The drifts, especially on the first, second, third and fourth levels are being pushed forward n this southerly direction, all of which show,ths contin- uity of their main ledge in this direc- ton.
 Lima Consolidated. : The contract tunnel on this property still proceeds It is running in on thelide hill, and at A distance of 6 feet, truck the ledge, which has been exploited by means of the main shaft on top 4 the hIll. This ledge has been followed, and at the breast is now visible hal way across the tunnel, it's full breadth cannot yet be hrvN rN A. and has decidedly the appearance of continuing down. The pality of ore Is manganese, containing ;lorides; much of which IS rlch.
 The Atlanta, Blsbee.-ihe tunnel on the east end of the claime now in about 2O0 feet ID very hard limtock. \ fur.h- CT distance of 250 feet ht still to be at- talned before opening pt s station in which 10 sink the mai shaft An in- cline shaft is also being sunk above the tunnel, with good resJfs. It Is hoped that this mine will full bsar out the reputation that has ben gwen to II. Another bonanza at Bibee would be A good thing for that cam.
 Contentlon-From th bottom of tbe shaft to the 40O- foot led the new shaft IS completed. timberedsolidly SO as to last with well-seasonedOregon timbers of great strength. At De 40O-foot level. | body of men are Ising the shaft | Thirty-one feet above his level bob | station is to be placed. At the 3OO-foot level, similar work is ling done. and 31 feet above another stion Is to be cut ont. At the first, or D-fOct level, rsis- log also goes on, and l feet above, the nrst station will takits place. From the surface. too, the sAtt is being sunk,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
MINT OPERATIONS.

During the fiscal year 1883, fitty-three hundred thousand ounces of gold, valued at ninety-nine million dollars; two hun dred and sixty-six hundred thousand ounces of silver. valued at two hundred and siIty-six hundred thousand dollars, were operated upon at the U. s. Mint in this city, less three thousand dollars coinage for the year in gold, twenty-six million and sevsnty-six thousand dollars; silver, seven million three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
SUSPENDED FOR FIVE YEARS

The commission having in charge the investigation of the steamer Pilot disaS- ter, report that the calamity was due io negligence on the part of engineer Crawford, who allowed the boilers 10 become overhested, with want of sufi cient water. Crawford is suspended for five years.
 A report is received that the miscresat who shot Mrs. Kittle yesterday at San Rafael has been captured
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
BRAIN HEMoRRHAGE.

The autopsy on John Shanahan, who died yesterday at the city hospital, showed hemorrhsge of the brain as the cause of death. The Coroner's officials have no doubt that Shsnshan was fat ally beaten. The deceased was clubbed by officers whittle and Foley while be- ing arrested as drunk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
Origin OF the Names of the
Week.

In the museum at Berlin, in the
hall devoted to Northern antiquities,
they have the representation from the
idols from which the names Of the
days of our week are derived,
From the idol of the Sun comes
Sunday, This idol is represented
with his face like the sun, holding a
burning wheel, with both hands on
his breast, signlfying his course
around the world.
The idol of the Moon, from which
comes Monday, is habited in a short
coat, like a man, but holding the
moon in his hands.
Tuisco, from which comes Tuesday,
was one of the most ancient and pop
ular gods Of the Germans, and repre-
sented in his garments Of sklns, ac-
cording to their peculiar manner OF
clothing, the third day Of the week
"a. ded! ca!el 10 lls worship.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
ADVERTISING RATES.
Job Nork-CASH.

Wooden, from which comes Wednes'
day, was a valiant Prince among the
Saxons. His image was prayed to
for victory.
Thor, fron whence comes Thurs
day, is seated IN a bed, with twelve
stars over his head, holding sceptre
in his hand.
Fryia, from whence we have Fri
day, is represented with a drawn
sword in his right hand, and a bow
in his left. Ha ,.. +...
Safer, from which comes Satur-
day, has the appearance of perfect
wretchedness; he is thin. visaged, ,long
haired, with long beard. lie car
ries WATERFALL i'll his right hand
wherein are fruit and flowers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
Selected Sforp.
In His True Light.

Shall have the pleasure of your
company to Lake Weldon Tomorrow,
Mabel p
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05

A town in Florida has a lazy club
which fines its members dollar for
speaking to man on the street wit n
out leaning against a wall,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05

When man is in search Of good.
qualities he may have to 60 far, but
if he wishes to. discover bad ones DO
need not 20 outside Of himself Like
d sporekeeper he generally has q Sc
lect line Of goods Of that kind "a
l,,ol
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
ing like young Apollo in the slant
ing sunshine of the dying afternoon.
AS the frightened horse came


AS the frightened horse came
abreast, Charlie sprang for the bride,
caught it, and, avoiding the hoofs of
the maddened animal, clung to it
desperately, utilizing his strength
and weight to pull the horse down.
The animals mad gallop slackened;
he could not endure the strain upon
his neck, and the flush of his mad
terror was gone. The gallop subsid-
ed into trot; the trot became walk;
then the horse came to a standstill,
trembling, and covered with foam.
Charley stepped lightly into the
buggy by the side of Mabel.
She had not tainted, but her face
was as white as though carved out OF
marble.
She grasped his strong right arm
convulsively.
you have saved my life," she said,
simply.
'How did it happen \?
'The horse was frightened by the
explosion and became unmanagea-
Bile
Where is Your friend, Mr.. Gree.
ley
When he saw that he could not
control the horse he leaped out.
And left You tosour fate .
yes.
The cowardly scoundrel 7 said
Charley, Indignantly, gathering up
the reins. 4 will drive you2;home.
Oh, if you only will ? Butb what
will become Of Mr.. Greeley ?
The workmen at the quarry will
look after him., said Charley, signifi-
cantly,
They won't hurt him Mabel in
quired apprehensively.
oh, no. They will teach him
useful lesson-that is all.
They drove slowly along the quiet
road to Edgecombe village. As they
passed through a grove OF naples,
whose ov4r-arching branches made Il
grateful shade, Charlie said
4 did wrong to fly in passion last
night because my invitation to the
picnic was made too late. But in the
future'-here Charley's right arm
somehow found its way around Ma
bells waist-'may have the rig ht to
take it for granted that You will 90
with me, and no one else :
1 will go to the end Of the earth
with you, Charlie.
The horse stopped.
A few moments later, the carriage
emerged from the little clump Of
woods, containing two young persons
with very radiant faces.
4 am willing to call it quits with
Greeley, said Charley. as they reach,
ed the village. He took you to the
picnic, and | took you home. |
guess We are even.
4 X
Greeley escaped rough handling
by the quarrymen, thanks to his fleet
ness of foot, and made the best OF his
way homeward. Gathering up his
effects, he left Edgecombe on the
Pullman that very night, called 'out
West by sudden and very urgent bus
mess it is said. AS he has not yet
it it fair to infer that he
= IL ~ J
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05

:, The man who promises his wife
money for new spring boanet and
then refuses to give it to her is gull
ty Of breach Of promise.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
He Came In to Lick 'Eta.

In the office of u certain Western
railroad superintendent it was un-
derstood that when common look
ing stranger entered the outer Office
and asked for the Great Mogul,
one of the several young men therein
employed should claim to be the Of
fetal wanted, and turn the bore
away.
The other day web footed stran--
ger, with business squlnt i'll his
eyes, asked to see the superintendent,
and the chief clerk promptly replied,
"Yes, sir; what can | do for you 2
care you the man p
II am"
"No mistake =
"None at all.
"Then its all sight. Six months
ago one of your trains killed Il COW
for me, and you have been Just mean
enough to answer any Of my letters.
Old hoss, I'm going to lick thirty,tlve
dollars out Of you"
But sir, YOU see
Il see nothing but you. Prepare
to be licked
And the proxy superintendent was
not only knocked around the room
and flung into the wood-box as hmr
a clothes line, but he COW owner
kicked the others out doors and up
set the tables and desks, with the re
mark:
"The next time | do business with
this corporation | want you not only
to reply to my letters, but to put IN
haste on your envelopes
Speaking Of curious condolences,
said a lawyer who had business IN tn"
City Hall yesterday, i think | have
the most curious case Oh the boards.
What is it 2
One day last week woman came
to me and engaged my service to fiI"
a bill for divorce. | hadn't got
through with her when her husband
came in to secure my services for the
same thing. They were of the same
age, had the same grounds, and had
not met before for months.
And you took both cases?
oh, no, that would have looked u
little queer.
Then you sent one to another law
yer?'
oh, no, again. am not furnish
ing clients to other lawyers. | saw
that I was in fix and that | must do
something to prevent one or the 9TH
er from consulting another attorney,
and so I acted as mediator and ad-
vised 'em to settle their troubles and
live together, which they have done.
What You advise a settlement
and lose your fee !
Not exactly replied the ]awyer,as
he stroked his chin. 4 charged twice
as much for the advice as for securing
the divorces! !
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
H. G. RADCLIFFE,
e9y9fY ~ DENTIST. asa

informs the Public that he has located in
Ill9rtytown and will visit LEW n
l..c FIRST Tuesday ofearh month AT Mr. ~
Il. Zimmerman store. The fo'!owin"
Wednesday and Thursday in MEflAN-
ICSTOWN at the Miller House. Persons
wai,ed on at tnr:r residence if desired
Moderate Prices for filling and putting up
teeth.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
DR.. OELLrG & PFouTz TONIC ELIXIR
AND PILLS.

AND lbLS
The reliable preparation so highly rec.
commended by its merits. This medicine
is known hy it's curative powers from the
East to thu. West, from the North to the
South Owing to the purity OF the menl-
cine and the satisfaction. it has given, ne
demand is largely increasing. 1t is the
great cleanser and purifes the system; reg
ulates ,lIylyer, heart, lungs and kl'meys:
cures dyspepsia; is invaluable as tome;
wilf mparthtrengtht to the system, restores
lost appetite, and is also certain to remove
all distractions to. the regular course OF ma
ture in females. 1t will also strengthen the
weakest cord, restore down bearing, and Is
a sure remedy tor Whites, pain in the back,
side or under the shoulder blades, heavi-
ness on breast, or bclchintr of wind,
DIR. PFouTz's CERTIFICATES
DR.. Pfoutz-Denr Sir Having been az
tlcted for long time with dyspepsia and
a general prostration of my nervous sTs-
TEN and having used =rcatHs,pny medl
cincs w,'hou, experiencing a'tE relief. r
WAS inthcci by your apcn, at tins place to
try a bottle, of your Tonic EliXira and toun"
great relief before had used hal! n bottle,
and now firmly believe it will effect per
mancnt cure.
A married lady who is not willing to
have her name published, states; "T"nrnc
canno, tell what [ suffered from IA dcbii-
tating whites and down bearing OF the
womb. tried all so!is of remedies hnd
physicians and s,ill did not get cured, The
best physicians only gave me temporary re-
lief ! continued in this way. u'tll was
compelled to keep my bed more than halt
the time was Recommended To try your
Elixir which | did lam now fully rcst"r,
ed tn health to the great JOY OF myself ana
husband" We would procure quite num-
bcr of this class OF certificates bat for on
vious reasons they would not, of course al
low their name. to be published.
For Sale by DR.. NJ. +. Ieatheaman, Me
chanicstown, James Elder, Emmitshurg
Schlcv & Bro. and CARROT X Co., drug
rists, Frederick, Nd. All orders addressed
to NJ ID. piouiz, Waynrshoro, Pa, Will be
promptly filled
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
J..F. ktudelpa X er's Letter.

ToJ. A GILBERT.-
Dear Sir Re
rly ne to yours of the 18th, will say the
American Remedy which you enclose all o
Nj speak from strong personal knowledge
III behalf of The American Remedy. While
l have never used it myself for nothing
except a Chronic Disease, have seen very
good results from it in other cases, very
acute in form and in Urinary cases, Icon
slider it very excellent medicine. You
need have no fears in using it, az it ispleas-
ant to the taste and will never injure a
person In any shape az 1t is made of pure
Roots and Herbs My family used dozen
uo.,l & in one summer, and my oldest
brother 8 dozen altogether.
Yours. &c.
r.. STCDEBAKER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Desiring information, and feeling in
terested In the american Remedy, that re-
lieved me of all pain and suffering, In such
n,aryelous short time. and that all per-
sons afflicted. might avail themselves OF
the opportunity to he benefited also by
lit, | took the liberty to write to the mana
yer of the firm. J. r. Studebaker, request
ing MI answer to several questions. In re.
plv dated April 18, his answer explained it
all fol which I am under many obliga-
tons. Respectfully.
j. A. GILBERT,
B. a. General Agent.
Frederick. Nd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
YOU MAY USE MY NAME"

desire 10 inform You what your valuable
medicine has done for me. / was induced to
Try II by a member OF our family, "whn had
been benefited by It's use" l have suffered
terribly from kidney difficulties. At times
have been very bad, having severe pains in
my back, with general loss ~ strength and
vitality.
Ny urine was very bad, with heavy sedi-
ment OF brick dust, which was fast leading
10 gravel. l commenced using Hunts Rem
edy, with marked improvement from the
start: the pains left, the urine became more
natural, and can truly say one bottle effected
q permanent cure.
have recommended II 10 many persons,
both here and in Boston, all OF whom speak
OF II with the highest praise.
You are at liberty TO use this letter or my
name in any manner you may think bee,,
that other sufferers may learn the value OF
the greatest OF all remedies. Most truly
yours, John r. CON.
MAIDEN, MASS, April y, lSSS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22

me top OF the water. ia q direct line and
Within two feet Of him what he supp ,ssd
~ The time WAS an alligator. He graspei
ne Jaw with both hands, and with sudden
wrench broke'it In the contest so- tue
mastery, Professor Williams was txlcs
carried under the water before hs sue.
ettded In landing the monster upon the
wharf, where il was sscsrtsined that he had
captured q saw fish 3 feet 2 inches in
length. with body 21I feet in circumfer
enee. In the saw were AZ teeth.
An Elmirs, N. Y, fruit dealer found q
number OF curious little animals In II
bunch OF bananas received from Jamaica
An examination disclosed nest in the
center OF the bunch, and seated in il Was
sn animal resembling a mouse, thougs
olterent from il in many respects. The
young ones, according to report, are
mouse colored, with large bright eyes, and
their tails are fully as long rs their bodies.
The mother lie Of = reddish color, with un.
usually large, luminous eyes for SD small
an animal. Her tail is lengthy and bushy
Under her breasts is sac or pouch, similar
Ia that of Kangaroo, in which the little
ones take refuge at the 81 ghtest approach
% danger The yonng ones sit on her tai
and are carried about Seven scientific
gentlemen have viewed the little ones, bus
no one could properly classify them in the
catalogue of animals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
CANINE CAPERS,

The Ogdensburg Journal says: while
DR.. Bartholomew was riding on his bicycle
IN tie suburbs the other day some one
nth mischief intent, 'siCked him, Tige!
with bull dog. The doctors bicycle runs
small wheel first and the bull dog tackled
that In an instant he found out that he
had made mistake, for both wheels ran
over him. The Doctor got oil OF his steed
in time to see she bull dog, with tail be
tween his legs, going like stseak OF
creased lightning under neighbOr' 5 house.
The dogs first 'set-to' with bicycle was
no more successful than those who tackle
1t on the saddle"
a Goa belonging to q maQ in Tusco! o'a.
H., presented himself one day recently at
the Kitchen door with good sized pup in
bis mouth. AS there were no young ca
mines about the premises or in the imme'
date vicinity, the members of the house
hold, OF course, were considerably sur
prised, and especially at the manner in
which this one was ushered into their pres
.ncp. Food having been given them, the
dog soon disappeared with his charge, re-
turning shortly withOutit Search was in
>tituted, but no pup could be found. For
>everal DAYS afterward the dog was no,
iced TO carry away portion OF the food
given him, without scarcely ever eating
spy. Upon following him, it was learned
that he had carried his food to the atore.
laid pup, which was found to be snugly
housed under the porch near by.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
SPORTS AND PASTlMES.

Theodore F. Walton, 1.-The plunger," ha!
gone 10 England.
Bair has a promising 3-year-old trotter
balf.brother 10 Maud s. The colt already
spins around in the forties without effort
Dan O'Leary lost his second race with
Edwards in Australia, by score OF i5S
miles against AGO. Twenty thousand tick
cts were sold.
Leonatus has made an unbroken success
sion Of ten victorier. How about the
eleventh? One thing is certain; it will be
one of the great turf events OF the year.
Ex-Governor Bowie says that the cry
against two-year olds racing is fudge. He
kept n lot from racing as two-yesr olds, not
one of whom proved worth straw. while
all run as two-year olds are good race
horses-Spirit of the Times.
Atthe Hermitage races in Copenhagen,
Denmark, the American horse Idea, lately
MIR. NJ, II. Sanford's, was first in sweep
stakes for gentlemen riders, winning 100,
crowns. Ochlscblsger, the rider was given
the Kings Prize OF Honor.
America will be represented in the prom
inept English turf events OF 1884 and loS,
by the following racers, bred by Mr.. Jane
X. Keene: Bay colt by Ten Brock, dan
BON bsziue, by Uncss; bay colt by Kin.
Alfonso, dam Janet; bay filly by King Al
fonso. dam imp. Torchlight, aud bay lilly
by Wanderer, dam Phillis, by imp. Phae
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
The COOKS Conner.

Goats meat Is sold in London fol
mutton, and few, it is said, eau detect
the deception. What an industry nos
offers in the upper part of New York
among the rocks and shanties,
A society of epicures in France gives
q gold medal to the inventor Of every
new dish, and last year only six medals
were awarded. This does not speak
very well for progress in French cook
cry.
He gazed in evident embarrassment
at The bill offare printed in French and
finally said, pointing to the word menu
at the top, "You may bring me some
menu, and be sure to have it well
dOne.n
Yellow bananas are Just now OF I'M
usually fine quality aud flavor, and,
what Is better still, in abundant supply.
They are delicious for breakfast, and
the clever cook knows In how many
ways they can be served.
The Saturday Review has come to
the conclusion that the people Of nearly
all nations eat too much and eat to
iast. II also believes that the growing
lack of amiability among al! people is
due largely to food improperly cooked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
IN A HAMMOCK.

The steam ealliOpe at a circus, like a
baby at picnic, is taken along tc give
tone to the occasion, and not for any
pleasure it Affords Oil City Blizzard.
Somebody has invented new Their
mOmeter. But there are days when 1t
won't stay below 100, so where's 1t any
better than the old style?-Boston
Post.
"Why must We mourn for vanish
light?" asks poet. II may be OWING
10 the fact that 1t has been cut OFT at the
meter, because of failure to pay an
Old gas bill. Ii sometimes happens
that way.-NorristOwn Herald.
"She thirsted for one fond look-she
starved for a kiss denied" says Ella
Wheeler in one Of her poems. Poor
thing. In these days, when "lond
looks" are flying all about from every
street corner and "kiSses" are not de-
MED when anybody knows where they
are wanted, it is too bad.-Hartford
Post.
Mrs. Annie Besant is coming over
from England on missionary work.
Her hobby is that there are already
more than enough people in the world.
The man who lives next to family OF
four boys, and hears that another is ex-
pected, and will be likely TO euthusias.
Iirally indorse her theories.-Boston
Post,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
VETERAN SOLDIER.

Mr.. q. +. Bowles, of No. p Common street,
Lynn, Mass, says:
while in the army, ST the battle OF
SpottSylvania, fell while getting over rail
fence and was badly iuiu-ed and left for dead,
but after time l was picked up by comrades;
and upon examination IL was found that my
back was badly hurt and my kidneys seri'
ously injured, and have suffered the most
excruciatipg pain since, and could obtain no
relief although treated by several physicians,
and l had given up all hope OF getting help
when l was recommended TO use Hunts
Remedy. purchased several bottles at one
Of our drug stores in Lynn, and began to use
II as directed, and can now attend to ouSt'
ness and am free from the pains formerly
had; and wish TO say 10 my friends and COM
radCS that Hunts Remedy will do ali that Is
claimed for il, and worthy OF all praise. You
Can use nv testimony when you have occa'
sion To, as most heartily recommend IL 10
all that have Kidney or liver troubles"
April % iSS3
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
YESTERDAY.

But yesterday, beneath yon elm,
Netwo STOOD together and talked;
Our arms We linked; above tn rose
our souls embraced our speech was one;
Each said dear friend"
1t was the end.
To-day in yonder cottage lies
4 something white and mystical
They say Behold the one you lOved.'
looE aside TO hear him say,
Not there, but here.
Ny friend most dear"
Alone beneath the elm, stand;
Its arms droOp heavy round my head;
My arms grope yearniAgs undetlned;
SyCt ICHnnOt tOucn his hand.
l. there another
Life, my brother"
His footprint fingers in the grass;
His breath still mingles in the air;
The rose that whitening lies, he plucked;
II was but yesterday we talked;
We said, "Dear friend"
II was the end.
E. r. Pweu.