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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Iafe Nens liens

A horse in Blount county. Tennessee, was recently ruu into a nest of humble bees and died in fifteen minutes from the stIngs.
 The cotton crop this year IS estimated at 100000 bales against about 7,O00,O0O last year and 5,436 900 in 1881.
 Over three hundred beet root sugar mills in German produce l50,OO0 tons Cf sugar annually. There are supposed to be about 2,OO0 beet sugar manufacto- Ties in the world.
 The AssociatiO for the Advancement of Women, of which Mrs. JuIa Ward Howe IS President, will hold it's eleventh annual congress in Chicago, October r, IS, and l9.
 W. c. De Pauw has extended from August lat to October 4th the time in which must be subscribed Sl500OO for Asbury University, Indiana, upon the raising of which sum depends bis prom ised gift of Sl,000g0O to that institution as en endowment fund. Little more than hall the needful sum has yet been subscribed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

There are three very encouraging things for Tucson at present that seem to be in sight, and progressing prosper ously. The smelter Is fixed fact. Sam pling works will be in operation within two weeks. NIT. A. Mason and the Tue son <. X F. Co. have come to terms. The second is the Arizona Narrow Gauge R. R. Co. which has five and a half miles of road graded, and will commence laying ties next we-k. An- other Is the soap factory. Mir. hinley a m nth ago begun with one vat to test the trade, and now finds himself com peiled to enlarge to big factory and pnt in steam. A gentleman is on hand who has already rented land n the San ta Cruz liver bottoms to raise broom corn. and next year will start factory. These are evidences of the snre founda- tious upHn which Tucson IS building her commercial prosperity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
[ E. 8ii, & Co.

I4- l-rr-EN iuv':es attention 10 the s-1ss '5 .4s-al .ailS- earcied by Me-srs. A. D. bis g 't. .n the corner of Pen uig -.- ali Meyer streets. which con- s.-r- r. '--rse-y aDi glassware rf almost e7s-g known make and qlality, hard ware .l kinds, doors. windows and Elai.T --.s-- ef ail sizas. blasting pow der ar agents rates, Saniersou's steel, Norway aud American iroa. paiutF, oils lli Eu.uE supplies, the latter being mad -a-ri4liy. Their lumber yard is ols .. -u. most extensive in Arizona, al. custom rs can be accommo lated vl,a any quantity, quslity. size and sL-ga 1f 'ul er needed. Prices have been .oSerel 60 -uit tne times, and to bring hem within the ea=y reach of all In r.v goods fu- br flii trade arrive from tle East where Mir. Otis now IsI all .-r iaily, and the display made IS 0
 -- elegant one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Sbop.Lirling i'm New York,

"In New York, said dry goods man
 to Louisville Courier-J Urnal reporter,
 "they have regularly organized bands of
 shopJifters l WAS working as a clerA
 as A. T. Stewards retail house, vhen a
 richly dressed, motheriy looking old iady came in. Her carria0c and foot man were at the door She bought goods all along, smsn purchases, anu remained some time looking at the laces. l noticed that she had the whole counter coveted with the finest goods in the house. 1 went on with my work. but presently my attention was attract ed toward the door by some noise, and ~aw the old lady going out. She had just reached the door when one of the private detectives they have about Stew arts laid hIs hand on her arm and led her into one of the private rooms. IL was soon whispered that the woman wac a notorious shOp-lifter. l read an &C., count of her m all the papers the next morning. She had au apparatus fixed under her dress, a hook, so arranged that when she would drop an article on the floor the hook would catch in 1t and be drawn up. Her clothes were taken off by one of the lady clerks and several hundred dollars worth of faces and silks were found on her. The affair created a great deal of talk in New York, and the authorities succeeded ID roofing out a successful gang Cfthieves, All the large stores there have private detectives whose business II Is to watch every one who comes In. Not one case in hundred IS made public. IL Is not an uncommon occurrence there for a lady who Is buying fine lace to pick up a remnant and put it in her basket. It may be worth several dollars, but she feels no more compunction about taking 1t than an ordinary housewife would in taking an extra lump of sugar from her grocer.
 "The customers about whom there is the least trouble, strange to say, are the demi-mOnde. They never ba' gain aud never steal. They know that If they do what some of their more virtuOus sisters attempt they will be called plain thieves end doubtless be sent to the peniten tiary. So they are on their good be- havIor, and seldom give any trouble. They usually buy something tiHshy, pay the price that is asked without murmur- ing, and leave without taking some oua'e else bunlles
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Foreign News and Gossip.

About one-tenth of the people in Der lin live in cellars underground.
 A girl named Gueunessen, aged six teen. the youngest of her sex to reach the summit of Mont Blanc, accomplished the ascent during the second week in August.
 Rochester Castle, one of the finest Norman relics in England, has been sold, with the surrounding grounds, by the Earl of Jersey to the corporation of Rochester for S40,0OO. The Earl stipu- lates that the grounds, which are laid out as a public garden, shall be main tanned for that purpose. The ruined castle will he left as 1t ia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Not Yellow Fever.

MT. John Anderson writes from Mag dalena to The CITIZEN, under date of the 10th instant, denyIng the statement made by Mr A. Ames to CITIZEN re- porter that Fred Schmitz had died Of yellow fever. MT. Anderson enters into the details of Scnmitz' death, and gives the symptoms which attended his sick ness and death. These were certainly not yellow fever. The fever at Guay- mas does not appear tO be the ordinary touto, but some new kind, as the phy- eicians at first could not control II, winch they could easily have done had 1t been the ordinary tonto or malaria. It IS also evident that if the sanitary condlt ion of Guaymas were improved, and at tention paid tO sewerage, the town would be healthy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Anofher ADuearancp

On Saturday night last W. R. Brooks, of Phelps, N. T., discovered singular object ID the constellation of DracO. lie was not certain as 70 its real character, but on Monday night Prof. Lewis Swift, Director of the Warner Observatory at Rochester, \. |. verified 1t by means ot the large Warner telescope ss being a comet It is quite large, nearly round, and moving slowly westward. Mir. Brooks received a special prize of S250 from Mir. Warner some two months since, and fl there IS no prior claimant, will be entitled to the S200 prize on the present discovery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
AARON MASON
Sub>cribr> to I5.OOO shares in inc.
 Sneitcr.
Tucson i> s>ked to Subscribe ,o 5.oo,
 >hares to Make it a Success.

shares to Make it Success. 3 The CITIZEN reporter called upon Mr
 C. C. stephens, attorney for Aaron Ma. son. today to get some accurate informa.
 ton 10 regard to the proposed erection of a snleiter n this city.
 Mr. Stephens began by saying that the
 article m this mornings Star Is full of
 inaccuracies. The transactions between
 Mr. Mason and the Tucson Smeltipp
 and Milling Company were of very
 simple character.
 The compuny Is organized with 2lO0G
 shares at 5 per share. or this amount
 Ar. Mason takes l5,OOO shares. and tbe
 citizens of Tucson are requested to sub-
 scribe 10 the balance of 500 shares by
 to-morrow evening, as Mir. Mason is
 anxious 10 close up tine books and begin
 business at once.
 There will be five assessments at one | dollar per share running through six months time, which Nill make up tb. capital stock. Upon Mr. Mason be,rp wired that the stock is all made up bs will at once advance the money to pur- chase sampliEg works and commence Duylng ore within len or twelve days from to morrow. Ore will be bought m lots from fifty pounds upwards. The cash wlIl be paId on satisfactory sam | pc. Every character of ore will be | bought.
 Nearly all ores surrounding Tucson l carry more or less copper. In all ore | sIipped to Benson the copper bas been | loss. They are not m a position to properly treat it. All ore carving con per will be purchased as fast as deliver ed. Copper is wOrtu two dollars a unir. All ores about here have from twelve to tnlrty five per cent. of copper. All tbe copper Is lost that is shipped to Benson. Here It will be all saved. Gold, silver. copper, lead, ant.nOny, etc. will he bought
 The success of the undertaking de- peDds upon the 50o0 shares beng sub fcnbed by the people of this clty by to- morrow evening. MT Mason thinks If lhe people here mean business, and want a smelter, they can subscribe for tlat amount by that tune, and will dc it II they ever Intend to do i5 at all This |lil al the outside put S50,0OO per month  m circulation iu Tucson. That will de- Veiope every property held within a radius cf forty tO fifty miles of town
 The company owns ten acres of land | near the junction of the Southern Pa clhc and Narrow Gauge railroads. Pima cOuaty has voted it Sl5.OOO worth of bonds To be given when tue first smelter lS put mp. There will ba two thlrtv-top smelters erected. One will run gold. { silver and lead. The other copper. anti mony, etc. The capacity of both k 6O ! ous daily or l,500t ns per month The bullion will be shipped in matte to , swansea. Wales, where it will be re- lined. Concentration works will follow It a later date.
 Msssrs. Toole, Legtherv50i and sam ! tughPs are circulating subscription 4 pauers to-day, and at noon had procured | .,5n) shares. The books must be closed d 0-mor-ow night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Assistant Adiutant General

The Correspondent of a Canadian paper, writing from the marble mines of Carrara, mentions incidentally an order that IS being executed for the United States government. Norkmen are engaged at present at Carrarn, by order of the United States government, on a colossal monument to be erected on tbe field where the final victory over the Southern army was gained. It IS to be a column Of granite, sixty eight feet m height, raised on s pedestal, with ur allegorical figures at tbe corners. On the summit of the colums is to stand a gigantic figure of victory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
To Capital Sa8kiAg Investment

I OWN THE CONTROLLING INTEREST IN l two copper claims. with large amount Of high grade copper ore m sight Plenty of wood and water on the claims. l want k35 O0u @ buy them n ball'On producing cDnoition. will repay thls s35-0Ol out of the frst copper pro duced, leaving yOl with Oue-hlt interest ln tSo go' q. developed cIaius, with kood reonc- uon works on property Ton can seeure ypur- self bg daeis to c ms and all improvements until money is paid back then divide property and go aheai. .,.
 Call on or zdI -ass JOHN D BCkGtSs.
 Dunlap Postof5ce. Graham county, Arizona, Tis
 Fort Grant seSdotwt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Le Eichau-s Golden Bsisam No Cures Chancu-z first and second stages; Sores on the Leg and Body Syphihtic Catarrh ilsea-ed Scalp, and all primary forms of tfss disease Price, S5.OO per bottle. Ee Kicr aus Golden Balsam No. 2 Cures Ieru1rg, Alercurial. Syph1lItic hleuuiatlsin- Pans iu the Bones. Ulcerated Throat, Sypnil- Iuc Rash Lumps etc.. and eradicates an uis- aa-as from the sJstem whether caused by ben treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving Inc blood pure and healthy. Price, S5.OO per bottle.
 Le Ikfchau's Golden spanish AntidOts Tor the cure Of Gouorrhea, Gloet. etc. Priee' Ss 90 per bottle. Ie Richau's Golden spanish Injection. wash fo- the cure of Gleet, Strictures. Dlseasee of the Uretha and Bladder, etc. Price. si.SO per bottie
 Ie Riehau's Golden Ointment for the effec- tive healiuc Of Syphilitic Sores and Eruptions. Price, si per bottle. Also agents for Le Richau's Golden Pills. for Weakness. loss of PhysIca powers. and all di4ease= arising from abuss and excess and overSork. Price, $500 per Box Sent everywhere. q. O. D., securely packed per express.
 c. F RICHARDS CO.,, Agents.
 4Z7 & go Sans0me street. Corner Clay
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
El Eiufanp.

E .at usri. ri-er iu Tucson will look .,t." tr fine left ut the highest rght f..s s. the santa Ca,aiiDls he viii see -l---a opening Iu the mountain just H-ar4-l 8 saddle shaped ridge. This IS called J.. AIgtauo CT jLe wIuiow-moun- 'aiH- ya-t before sJul-e the rays dart through ta.- fulurl and cause it t. ap- taar .-.- .'Iaacm HD R rerpents brow. a i-i- .at lu4L!ry among many or the oldest laauIt. ut- has failed to discover anyone wuo has ever explored this cur "l- '.-4 t.o1. This article maY call ".. number who have visited it; if sc .a.l IEe e. Lave some facts about
 .t, and t-e roai there. It certainly
 is- fH~i ? gk with the natural bridges y- '.f-u'. a7 Ctii.0Tni1 as a curious ir--E .t Nature in her geological antiee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Governors Reward.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE | Department
 To all persons to whom these presents may come.
 greeting.
 Where's it has been made known to me that ur the 1ith of August. 1888. near Clifton, Ari- zona Territory. the stsge was stOppsd by three men tcJEbOysl. known by the names of Dan. Doe. Baker and Big Dan. and two Chlnanen klll ed and the passengers robbed of S240- Dan being wounded was captured. the other two be- ing ar large. Now therefore l, n. M- Van Ar- man Acting Governor of ArizOnE Territory, by Tirtue of the power vested ID me, do hereby Ofier a revarti Of SlGO each for the arrest and COZ vic ton of the robbers now at large. ShOuld fs,al Consequences Co the robbers attend thsir capture. idsntif ,rion and proof that they were the gull ty partiss win be suicienttO secure the payment of the fevsard Otersd-
 Done at Prescott. the Capital, this Sth dAy Of Auguzf A. D. i5s3.
 - Tn witness whereof have here1uto set my hand and caused the great seal ) ss.L z os the Territory of Arizona Co be sf- fixed thereto. H. A- VAN ARhAN.
 - Acting Governor. J0uS $. FURNAs.
 A-sis.ant Secretary of Territory. ses it dSw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Monograuls are now embroidered Tn very henvy work. but are small in size. They are executed Tn comparatively plain style. without any arabesque or floral device SUIT undIng them. Hand kerchiefs m shot muslin are carried with dresses Of the same maternal, and are worked with one of the brightest colOrs of the muslin. The effect however. IS not good, and colored and figured hand kerchiefs, like colored silk underwear, are merely a passing eccentricity of Ia mode
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

IS seems there is to be no cessation of railroad building in Mexico, and that that country is destined to be as com plete network of iron rails as this side of the line. The Republican of yester- day notices ga large outfit who had ar rived in that place. An interview with tine chief, Mir. II. J. Crane, elicited the information that 1t came from Silver City and Lordsburg, being composed of the force that had been recently engaged in the building of those roads. The out fit is en route for Toplobampo, about 100 miles south of Guaymas, Sonora, and Ou the Gulf of California From thence they will begin the construction of s railroad east, on the 26th parallel to Eagle Pass. Texas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
sheen fnr Ariznna

Mir. Earnst Storm, the leading stock buyer of Arizona, left yesterday for Tombstone, with 2.000 head of sheep which he purchased in this vicinity. I his is MT. Storms fifth visit to Los Angeles in the last few months, and be is always sn extensive buyer of cattle, sheep or hOgs.-LOs Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Recaptured.

Tim Hurlet, one of the nne prisoners who escaped from the county jail last October, has been recaptured at Fort Worth. Texas. Sheriff Paul will arrive with the prisoner on Saturday evening. This makes the fifth escaped prisoner of that batch who has been accounted for. The recapture of the whole gang seems to be as surs as fate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Mexico and the United states.

The transfer of Northern Mexico to
 the Union will not be consummated through the smoke of battle. It Is an inevitable thing m the future. It will 1 be peaceful operation, a commercial ecessity.-Louisyille Courier Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Salrage from 2 Total Wreck. .

The Total Wre k mine, of Arizona, owned principally by Mir. Vail of this city, has resumed operations. It has proved to be one of the richest mines m the Territory. and Mir. Val and Colonel Godfrey. who Is also interested, will re- ceive large dIvIdends.-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

l. has been discovered that it IS one of the numberless rules of the postoffice that a cent stamp partially on the wrap-
 per and partially on the newspaper | constitute It Q sealed package. and send 1t to the Dead Letter office. There prob ably remain many other discoveries to be made in the same direction, m case the lead shall be industriously worked.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
TERRITORIAL DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. A. ". sheldon. Associate Justice.
 Wednesday, September. l2 Tn the matter of United States trial iurv; James A. Zabriskie, United States District Attorney for the Territory of Arizona, made application to the Court for a venire of fifty trial jurors return able Monday, September l6, 1883, and upon motion Of Alexander Campbell, counsel for defendant Tiffany, that sad venirs be forthwith drawn from the box, IL is SO ordered.
 Reid vs. Aceto. Motions.
 THURSDAY, Sept. l3. Katz vs. Notion to join the two suits argued, submitted and granted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

And now comes $. Aiusa, Esq, who saw great storm in the Slerritss on Saturday evening. This accounts tor the source of tue six streams of water seen by Judge Ferguson CD Sunday afternoon just this side of Browns Sta tiOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
\ Fancy Picture

When Frank James took the witness stand in his own defence, tt is related. che looked the jury square iD the lace. Being vel armed and knowing IL was a bluff. the jury did not throw up their hands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

The latest snake story" going the rounds of the pres is headed. "A Young Lady Tightly Embraced by Serpent" Such incidents are not rare. Bnt the young lady doesn't know at the time that he is serpent. Sometimes she doesn't discover the fact until after she marries hlm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Great English Remedyi

| i4 t<1TSEOSe1<& Is nsves-failinR 2 GU "a | Tor Nervous Debility. | kyIT NSNE Exhausted ' VitaiitE E& C NrN Seminal We aknesG kSz = -.sS3 k2lspermatorrhces. LOST lyf IS<S X 5sfIIl MANHOOD, Impotea. taeLS 2AH S4 cy, FAraiysis Prostator. v A <sS9 t k7 rhcea and all the terri ky1 RA STfb bls effects of 5slf- Nss SAS<I{&<SIs Abuse, youthful follias S&N/ASa i1 (<tS&S and axcesses in maturs k<2Szs1 lCS-S7l ,,SS<et 5yesrs-such ae loss ok zsrS=A=ASS<z ~ ' emory Laasitnda. Noe
 s srisal 3 Emission, Aversion to Society, Dimnsss ot tisiun, Noises In tho Head: the vital fund p1selng unobse-yed m the urlns and nianF
 T15 aisesses that lead to insanity and death.
 an DH- hANIIE will agree tO forfeit Five Hun
 @ 9.eu Dollars for case of this kind the Vital eleta-sl v VII not cure, or for anything impure OI it ipp.-L-oos ps found m it DR- MISTfE trests AII tfl.ste Diseases successfully without rner- cury. Oonsuitetlon free. TkorouRh examiaaL a1n n a AI1 soyice inoludlnz analysis of urina to.u- Frlce or the Vital Restorative Ss co bos- ue, or four tunes the quantity sIOOOs sent to any address upon receipt of price or C. o. D.. desired. by A. E. MINTIR M D
 n Kearny Street San Franef.co Cal
 SAMPLE ROrTLE FREE ou appIicsfjon bv letter stating symptoms sex and sgs Conmu- nicstons strictly confidential.
 DIX BlNTIE'S Kidney Remedy Naph- reucum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder ncmplalnts, GonorrhoeA. Gleet, Leucorrhoea for 6.
 DR- MINTIE's Dsndeifon Pflis are ths oest and cheapest DyspepsIs and BfiIious euro Ln the market For sale by all druggists. ieidkw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Dr. Cook. Jere Millay and Bob Stein- egger left this afternoon for VUl,ure via private c0nveyqnce The d0ctor takes the place of Dr. John-ou, who has re- signed his position as physician to the mining company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

The Duke of Albany has consented to become the President of the East Lon don Union for Advanced Education (evening classesL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

"Win there be war;" asked t.mid editor. The chances are that fl he re- fuses to give his wife the price of a new fall bonnet, war is inevitable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Ravlile dancing parties are all the rage in Iucsun. IL Is to be supposed That da.ciuC in the raw hde is about the coolest way iu such a warm chmste as Tucson, but the people there should patent the original jdea.-LOs Angeles Time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
lion Story

aL G. B-ger. of Oracle camp, killed a California lion by poison Sunday morn 'aE 'Har measured SIX feet eight inches ..aE. and rs thIriy-two inches high, a.t ..i-trl tao hundred and fifty i".-a-. Ga Friday UlCh' the lion car -isl -..ap oEt o5 Nr. Bruce's corral -r a a. -ancH ci hundred yards. ] be s--.. ~l-h.l one hundred and fifty It--.-. ire lon covered it ID with E--.~ A~ s' wac expected that he would -ril. L To .iuisu .t. part oi the sheep was elt .r md -tryrLliEe put In lt. The s-qgr' proved le did return for his sheep and paid for l.. Hs had made havoc among inc sheep ranchers for a long tne.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
TRIAL ROITIE FREE
ThF GREAT ANTI-SYPHILITIC.

Sufficient Co show its merit. will be sent to any one applying by lstter, stating his symptoms and age. Communications strictly confidential
 d6w-f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Chinese cheap actors threaten to in wade New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15

Few parsons have any Idss af the variety ot t.Wts in the Los Angeles mar ae. at slI tIu,s of the year. ID hur- ned glance yesterday in leading fruit -7I-s Ee observed in the list of fruits, oranges, lemons, limes, pomegTanates, -iaTa7, peaches, pears, plums, tunGs, apr rHts, bl8c6barnes, strawberries, smuces, app es, watermelons, muskm l. ons, tomatoes, squa-hes, figs, raspberrles and Ersyes Of a dozen varieties. The supply ot vegetables is also remarkable and c1muleto, Of all that IS needed for '.a comfort os the human Tacc--Los 5E-eies Herald.
 There is not tliug itamizsd n the above but what can ba proftahly raised far-.