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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Rad icinem SoSe ais 9efram0ant
cftfIart1f.

WOrriStomn, 9enni., %. 9tdr;. -
Samuel 3. 0elpb, Elm beruOrragenber bieitz
ger @eifditsmann, ftarb Dor SllrSem. gta9
ieinem 5coe ernannte bic civilian Penn
Saving-Fund and Loan-Association, De-
rem Sefretdr CT mar, tin Gonlite, I'm ieiHe
0fe6nungen ;u uuteriuden, unO eS itellte
iid) DcronS, OaB er $28, 1000 oeruntreut hattie.
Die meiiteu giitglieOer Der 2lHoctation fno
SraueuSimmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
ShetutpSt.

Columbus, O., %. @Gr,. - Der 16
Sabre alte Benjamin Soriptbe in 6resport,
o, mar ifeinbar am 0onnerita9 stitor6en,
nno man traf iofort Sorbereitungen iu ietuer
Seerbt9ung. lm Samfag tpnrSe, ba Die
oermeintlide Qeif)e nift bic uatiirlidje 5arbe
perlor, Der Sarg se0ffHet, nobel man fanO,
baB Der SOB nod Ilidt eiu9etreten gu iein
idten. Ntdn brad)te ben &0rper mad oem
gtadbarbauie, 100 nah mebritiinoiger 4ns
ltrengnng Der Siin9liug tpieOer gum 8epnBtz
iein 9ebrad)t ipuroe; es betBt, baB er iid
iebt auf 6em 0eQe Der SeIieruuq befin0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
WuE bdnaett.

2oui8pille, Sp., %. Mar3. - gu
MiOrganfielo, Sp., WurOe beute 0toieS ga.
ton, pelter am 81. 6ebru0r nit Seibiilic
ieiner S0bue ietne 6rau ermorOcte, I'M itd
in ZEN 8efe zines gepiiieH grunOfitd5 Su
icteu, gum SOoe bird BEN Strang Uerur.
tbeilt. &atOu Ieiitete bel iaiuer &crbaftung
berimeiielten gEioerlanO, un0 ;Wei S6hnc,
tomic cine Sotter muoeu ourh cine Shaal
inbigntrter &iirgcr, Die nObe ooron mareu,
i'm uuf Ger Steue 81 bdn9eu, iAwer per.
t,,,rt1Sat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Ser SotelbramS in Gbtea9o.

@bicaso, 2S. Mdrs. = 0tau fiirdtet,
SuB Ser Sranb I'M hieiigen r0angbamz 9Otel"
in Der gtad)t bonn lebten Saallta9e mehr
MieuI6enlebeu fonete, alS Die erften Seri4te
meloeten, unb baB anger ben fiinf Beriouen,
peld,e icpeit benz SranSe gum Spfer ftelen,
nod mebrere @dite uno Seeieu tete Oes So
tells oils 2eiden inter ben Sriintmern liegeu.
9as Sotelregiiter 1T mitperbranut, unO man
tann Sober pOrldufig nod nift feitItellen, oh
iraeno pelde @dite uermiBt uerOeu. Sin
Geif)GftsreiI Ieuber aus Nem= 0orf, NamenS
Soiepb 9iice, iOl ieit bem 6euer ni6t geieben
porbeu iein, lnS eS uerlautet feruer, 0aB ein
glinber, gtamens SbOmpion, pel9er ieit
lauaer 3eit in benz Sotel rpobnte, Ueri4wuu=
BEN 1T. Der giuitur3 Der liOli9en Wauer
6es Sotels, tuelder mebrere Wtit9lieber Der
Neuerpotrouille t0btete, miro tbeiIweie benz
@etui6te Der oislen aut Der NGuer laitenOen
ha,f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Ser 2sniitanS tat 6rtttf0en IorSs
tpeit9ebtet.

Sttawa, Ont, %. 9ldrS. -GS 1T bier
betannt, o0B bic llnruben inter ben 6albblHt=
SuSianeu i'm briuiten 9toropeftgebiet melt
bebentlider iiuo, ais Die camaOiide 8e9ie=
run9 ;ugelteht.
Die Mimiter naren bsute ben 9an;en Gag
in Serutbung. Die ipasfess gtadribten
aus grince albert unt Sort Carleton stge=
ben, baB ft4 Die SniUrgsnten Oes 0tegiez
rnngSeigentbum8 Su Sort Carleton bemdf)s
tl9t un0 bte 8eamten Su @efangeuen ge=
mad)t baben.
8erittene Boliiei uno Sruppeu iiro bon
&innipeg uno anoeren Yuntt,n na4 0em
S9aupIate beor6ert iuoroen. 2ouis 9tiel,
Der TiiBrer ser SHiurgenten bat bereit5 etpa
600 Sepafinete I'M ii9 ueriammelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
1stttcr9ans etacs Sampfcrs a,.f oeus
4Rtd1in ndtsSce.

@rano 6aOen, 0iit., %. 0tarS. -
Gapttdn Brinotoile, Der 8efeblSba6er Oes
Sd)raubenoampferS uYfidIi9aur" lam beute
gladutitta9 bier an nnb beri6tete, OaB ieiu
Sabr5eng am legten 0onnerita9e I'M Mtft=
ganiee Inter9iug, nodOem eS nabe3u bier
9Soden lang i'm giie feitgelegeu bate. @liifz
ll6er Q8etle befanb iid Der 9femorlueur . p2rcz
tic" III Der ytdbe unO rettete Die Manuidait.
Der 9Gmpfer p0tidigan" pur0e in 1882 gez
baut un0 mar etua $l05 900 rpert6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Seitna6 6ntc clues seitamentsfal=
Sd1erS,

8roui6euce, q. S., %. Deirj. =
Sames 9. .Binion pnrbe por9eiternabenO an
Die antlage perbaftet, ben gSm. 9. 9arrlIor
bon Souesbale, Ea., in SerbtnOun9 mi
einem Dor 20 Sabreu uerfaBten &eitament be-
troaen su babeu. Ssi Der Serhaitung iO1
SGeriff glarfe BON @apne= Co., Sa., 8tH'
ION nit einem SoO;idldger Srpil4en Die au:
gen seitlu9en uno lhwer oerlest hdben
Der @efausene purOe oil ben Staat Peun:
inlparieu uusQeliefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Gin Iat,affnaertaer Setbruser.

@lmira, N.sY., %. WtGTi. - Sn 6er
SreiIen Der hiefgeu Srauen herritt 9roBe
SsitiirSuu9 iiber bic @ntbeduug, OaB De,
Sobu zines ibrer bauptiGhli4en 8ir6eumit
glieber Elm gang gemeiner 0ieb 1T, Der ii9 nr
Sem Gigentbum Ser @emeiube, Die ihre Stride
an Bart Gpenue bat, pergrtffen bat. 81
paeate aus ben i'm Sorsimnler oes Sirdeu.
palors baugenben 9leioern @elo bu itebleu
iotpie NiduteI, 5iite, 8eseuidirue &C., fort
,uidleppen. Die Semeinoe itellte i4lieBlid
sinen Detettip an, pel4er ben 0ieb auf De,
Taat ertappts. Der Name bes Surider
tpurbe bis iebt ans &adfGt fiji OeHen Sa
ter gebeim gebalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
@r9u0c.

Tolaeuee @eriuite bur9 Srdnbe uuroen
Surd, Seftern bier einselaufeEe Oepei9en ge-
melSet: Seller & DtGrj's lllramariHblaus
Tobrif sugfeipart, 0.zS., $3.50, 900; ;SAmer's
9obeu uuo mebrere auitobenbe @eb1uee an
Ser @eneieeftraBe in auburn, R.sD., $780,
600; IA @el1dftssebduoe gu 9enoerion, N.z
G., Is Weilen BON &aleigb, Sc, 1000; Atfiu=
ion & @opan's SdRiirleib9eufabrit 81 So
nououe, Ont, $4,000; OaS @usa5iu Der
Granite WiuS" 3u Remporf, N.zI6., $2O,=
600: 9. g. @eorge's 0fehl' uuS @etraiOe-
@asasin 3u Bort @lsiu, Ont, $4,000.
Sls ld3mer,ifilen6es Nlittel bat pSalUa=
tiou, Del" uidlt ieiues @Iei9eu. @S uerui4z
tet budiiablia S4megen. 5anfunNjpauz
zig Gents. QD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Grpiofion ttrp SSemersbrunft in Der
smfiinfti8en eauptitaot SSeits
9sircttieu'S.

Gburleton, 98. z&irg., %. 02drS. -
Sine beute friib i'm Magajtn Der Ntaterialz
maorenbduoler @ebriiber &uifHer etu9etre=
teue 9umpfteiiel=@ @rplOfouieete Oa8 8ebduoe
in 6lammeu, meldJe ii6 auf OaS bena6barte
,6ale= Souie" perbreiteten uno aud iene5
@ebGu0e einai9erteu. @eorg gSel9er, ein
gnqeiteuter Der Gebrii0er 9fufiner, wurOe
our6 oie Grplofon get0Otet, uuo ieine Qette
uerbrannte. 3as 6euer 9riff 10 raid I'M iib,
bus beioe 9ebduoe binnen elmer Stertel=
itunoe III S6uttbaufeu UerwauOeIt luaren.
SoeI &uffner, Elm @lerf, tuurOe oHrf Die @rz
ploiiOn itper perlett. Der Serluit Der Sc
briiber Snfiner betrdgt $50, 900 uno berienige
Der 6trma Sib & gSooOwarO, @i9entbimer
SeS 1nIP =S10lie a $50, 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Sic WiHetDaten Ser Yemniglp anier
Wtilis tn gSaibtn9tou.

9arrtsburg, 8euni., %. Mdrj. -
@ouperueur' YattiiOu erbtelt. beute cine 3u=
I6rift BON ben @onlnliiidren Oes 9iitrifts
Columbia uno bes @aibingtoner 8Oli;eiz
Chefs, melde Mtttbetlungen iiber gewiie
lleber9rifie Der @ennigluanier Otilii am SIT
au9urationStage maf)t. Sine Gonferen5
Stpii6en benz Gouuerneur uuo Dem @eneral=
9lojutanten reiultirte in Der @rnennung elmer
miIitGril4en &OmuliiIOu, iuel6e bereits beute
9iadmitta9 mad gSaihington abretIte unO
morgen BORT Elm Serb6r BON 3eugeu iiber Die
Niifietbaten Der NiiliSioloaten begiuuen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Set 9lusftanS Der Gof,Ienara0er.

8ittsburg, %. Mdr; Die ausitebsu'
BEN Soblen9rd6er 3u ScOtt=6auen murOeu
beute frib aufgeforOert, Die BON linen be-
tuobnten, Der @ompagnte geb0rigen 6auier
bis morgen friib 3u rdumeu, fpiort9eufallS ite
bura G0nlabler on Die 2uft geiebt wer0eu
iouen. Die pStrifer" erfldren, Die WaBz
regel idIftere ite Our6au5 utdt Elm unb
perOe ite nitt bon ibrer 6oroerung abbrin=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
STE 9robtbitionsfra9e ttt seras

Nuftin, 8era8, %. Wdr; ;.-OaS Nmeu
oemsut sur Contribution, pel6eS oerOrOnet,
oaB Die 6rGse iber YrobibitiOn bem Solte
sur Nbftimnlun9 uuterbrettet meroeu ioQ,
puroe beute i'm unterbauie Der @eetaebung
obne Debate nit ~ gegen 16 Stimmen an
aenomneu. 2auter 9lpplauS ert0ute, als
6us 8eiultat angetiiuOigt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Der Getrat0Cs 1lno StftIsaLIen.
gg0rff

@btcQgO, %. Dtdr3. - Dte5l feR;
@oBeu iienlid) lebbaft uuO dloB IL iiber
Den geitrigeu 9latelt-0ldr3 75b, Gpril 758,
Uiai 500; DlaiS mar ieif uuo t a5ber-
0Gr5 37s, 2(pri1 374, 9Ioi Az; 6aier % ;
0}Oggeu G3; Gerfe 6S; 5lad5iaameu 1.4l ;
Sdweinefeiid l1.75; S4maIj 6.75; Sier
144-l5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24

Der rehtBeitige @ebraua BON Or. augut
s6nig'S vSamburgsr &rOpfeu" bat i4OH
Yton9eu Dor geidbrli6en Sranth.iten be-
ruabrt. Su isOer &pOlbste fir fiuf5is GsRtR
RIs 5laiat lW ba6su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
arr q,au 9oust's Wari,er Netnoe.

Narts, %. Widr; ,-6rI. San 3Qn0t, 0te
amerifanii9e grimabonna, tpuroe beute
2lbenO in ser Opera GOmique" abermaLS
burd eine Orgauiiirte Clique, tueldDe auf Den
@allerie'u untergebro6t tporben mar, ausge=
Siift. @egeu @noe Der SorfeluHg nabuI
Die teinOlidJe 9emOnitrution INNER mebr ju
unb enbete idJlieBIid nit eiHem anbalteuOeu
@eheul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
StCIchveff.nierei.

Sonoo 23. OIdr;. - 2luS 8orocuur
mtro Die Qntulft eiueS jwciten Geitretdlcrs,
angeblih zines SuSen 9tamenS Sbwarl, ans
SueuOS 2tgres 9emeloet, Der iid) udd] @ali=
sien Su begebcn be0tiidlti9t, I'M bort iuugc
biibI6e Mdoden fir Soroele IN Der Nrgeu=
tlnuden 8epublit aujulperben. Der erite
Seelenuertduier nurbe III 8oroeGur oerbGf-
tet, ais er geraoe cine &njabl 0tdobeH aui
einem 9ampfer einidifite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
@nropGii1e Ssa6e!bert@te.
8erO!ual saparienDesa int ztcrbsn
strerdtHfihcr RIcefnmen.

g5len, .. Watj. Nar0iuGl O0H
SGmarcrberg, Siirf-GBbjidOi 0oH Prag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24

gSien, %. @idri. - 9rei Berioueu MN.
cen rurf Die GrploFOu i'm FOfumte III Ies
NeSwdr, lluQaru, uerIett, uno groBe &arbec
ring entitGH0 im SNneru oeS @ebduotS. IS
bctnnten fdl iet)S tleiuc Sdde, mtlte all
geblih Sletiamen ,ntbicltcu, in Oem Bot
iode, meldlcr erplooirtt, uuO oieielben puctn
81 NIonubeim, ciuem Der bauptiddlidl,H
SommcIorte Der 2lnalbnteu, sur Bot gege
ben upr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
9}r. Il.

"a 9nrirt isnfebl6ar SHittt, Grs
faItuss Setfetfcit b6ica SSaIs,
9Ift6ma, bd1ttt8c Sraane rHS aus
SetSem Str 2tt1mansssorsane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
iIAIs
R0rft WnO S6tit.

2ioerpool, %. Mar3, 1880 gtittass.
- Saumpoue: Ntitteliorte SberlGnoer 6;
Ditto. Nepz Orleans 61y16.-9ie SertGufe
betru9eu 5000 8a1en, SpefulatiOn uuO
Gusfubr 1000, 3ufubr 6000.
2on6on, %. @tGrj. - Ser. Staatens
Sbligationen: 4=prO;. 124g, Ditto. At prog.
l144, 90. uerldngerte 5-proS. 1O44.-2lttieH:
a.=@.=g8 2S4, so. ,. It, Grie 1873, 90. 2.
81, NeWs 9ort- Central 9O4, Yenni. Central
So, Sqs. .s@entral 1891, 9feaOiu9 81, Sanas
Oian Yaciftc 394, gtertcau S24, ct. Paul
Common 72{
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24

gs Ibertrifft uGe 9atarrb= 6eilmittd-2r
cages pCatarrh Remedy"
(71,3,5t&W13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24

Stiw beTauftfaenpsr @inHuB aul Oic gcr,lSeH
eufDc3e IN Der 8Rotiate gu OeroauFeu, Oa6 feline
Ssitouotb,ts ole tpirFiamRen befannten eaa.
eEHmitteI fnS; Die GrurSIoss Sss Braparat,s 10
Sonio bet awoorHpHaHe in Aemiacr gercIuls
8uus nit Ser SaIiams1aune CAbies Balsamea)o oo.r
Oem saIfam BON @iIsaOs auBey0em entbln Is
tant aHOsrs gHau8eusONc, wrI&s pic Btrfs
iau'tEtt upd fteiseru.
gSer oas @rdparat sebraut1s hot, faet, Oa
Safes slHSurns uns 1bcerbouig vuncerbare
9icnite IN alien 6duInIstitrt, ruo bio Gtbmuugss
Sr9one on9csrtfeu iirS, unS DAB leime Birfuna
nn8cw5BuItd RAID erTOIst. GseHt9dH Rt6ts,
iuGs Den Rasemtu ilHorOnuua brIRsen fanu;
e5 bstgt cin duBetit an8ensBmes s!roma uuO
piyb 50 etncm Brsiie Ucriauft, We,g,r aud Dei,ni,
gen, ocrcu Nite ic9r bsiaranu fuO, IN cen Staub
icgLFb feline giseniaaftcu gu g!ugtr ,u MAIDEN
SinSer, ,peIde an Bauttger @raune unO
SeuabufCu Ietoen, iieben aus IeEnen beIdnfs
tisenOeu GiasniaaIten aroBen g2psem.
@seIfe: 90 Gents uno 81 Die 6laIbc bic aro5te
if Bic 5iagF,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
Raumuits poa Sorti.

8orti, %. @tdr5. - @eueral 28olielen
Eat ste NGumuug oon Sorti befobleu. @r
frautuugen all 9teroenfieber uuo 6ubr, TO-
mie Sounenfide inter 0en Sruppeu iiuo
GlltG9life Soridlle un0 iutcnltpe Site
bcrri6t. Die Gruppen peroen Oeri6an3te
Eager Su 9ebbeb, Aani unO 0OugOla be-
5iCben.
General @Olielep it BON QOusota mad
fGrti abgereiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24

in allen &lpotbeFen ~ BaUsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24
SuIius Stueoiet ihlper ertranft.

QopoOn, "a. Ndr3. = Sulius Benedict,
Der beriibmte GOmpOniif, tit on 9uftr6brenz
gntSInOung ertrantt, unO iein bObes III
ter Isl Sabre ldBt ieiue 6reuHoe oaS
S9linulite befir6teu. Gr itamult aus Smtt'
CART unO beiuGte in 1850 nit SeHuq Sub Die
Ser. Staateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-24

9on6on, %. Ntdr3.-Su Gubetradt OeS
Sooes Der 8ruSeiin Gltiubstb, SHUTTER oes
grObbersogs BON 9efen DormitaOt, ruirb
fid oie S0ni9in SittOriu brett mad Dir Les
8Gius begeben uuO 0armfaO auf ibrer &idz
reile beiu6eu.
gerliu, %. Mdr3.-0er Yriu; un0 Die
9rinseiiin uou g8ales IinO mad 0armftaOt
abgereiIt, nm Der 8eerot9uug Der Nutter oeS
@robherSo96 beiSupObueu.
2onOou, %. Wdr;. - S6uigin Siftorta
bat ibre 9ieiie mad atr les 8nins uerihO'
ben, ansebli4 Guf bringenOe gmpieAIan9
,brer aerjte.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
Mining in .iOhaTe.

l "tAAAAesAa7AAA AAAANilNs|
 Mir. Potter of the Pueblo Smelting Works has been visiting tbe different mining camps contiguous tO kingman curing the past week.
 John k. Mackenzie has eight men at work On tine Cupel mine at Stockton and Is taking out some very good ore, having struck quite a body of 1t last week.
 Cole < CaiTory age taking out cOnsid- eraS.e ore from the Alpha mine at Lsyne Springs. The ore which they are now extracting will, when assorted @ little, run over 200 CZs.
 NIT. Barry will put up a thitty ton smelter .t Cerbst and we understand that be will reduce ore ai the low pTIce of twelve dollars ton. SEould this smelter make a success It wIil be G. blessing to this portion of the county.
 Returns on last car load Of ore from the Alta mine were as follows, yIz: Fourteen tons and 1900 pounds net weight, assay value lO3 ozs. silver, and 2i7 per cent copper. The carload net ted over $l,j10 clear ot freight and re- duc.iol.
 F. II. Jones has bought Gn interest in Roberts lease of the Retort mine at Mineral Park This k Ole Of the best chioriding claims around the Park. The ore is very high grade, from 3jJ to l2Ou ozs, and the country rock Is very soft. Two good men can make from SS to S2J Der day on it.
 Dagget k Peterson have s.rucl, 6 fine body of ore n the QIeCn Bee mi1r Gt Mineral Park, on v hich they have lease. The drift waich they had sgaIt- ed from tue bottom Of the sizty-'oat shaft is now ia thirty-fve feet, and Iu the face is found qui'e body of high grace black sulphuret ore, winch will rua GboIt 2J0 in gold aai 5O ouaces in silver.
 " N7yis has struck Q ucn body Ci ore oU 's ain on Crdar Flrt, above C -bat. TOT years rich float has been found near thIs ledge but the place from whence IL cane had never been found until Mr. Davis luckily struck the right spot. The ore l. a rich browui-h red, and specimens which Were shown us were completely covered with pure pa- tive silver one eighth inch thick. We hope Mr. Davis may make fortune out of his new strike.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
Bonanza Mines.
OUIJoroA. Aug. IT. 1885

QUIJoIoA, Aug. l1, loo5. Aug. Waterman, Esq, Secretary of the Peer, Peerless and Crocker Mining Companies, Room %, Nevada Block, San Franci'co, Gal.
 DEAR SIR:-Sincs the date ot my last report 70 material change hal occurred in the condition Oi iLe mine. The vari- ous cuts, s;opes and viuzes are looking remarkbly we'll. The upraise from Crocker north dIift has been carried U feet, and l. h fine ore, tEe average assays Of which, to-day, were S60 per per ton. As yet tEe width Of this ore body has not been a-ceTtarei. but cross-cu,ting will be commenced in a fw 0ays. The average assays from the various stopes on the 18th iust.. were S6l per ton; on the 16;h inst SS2 57 per ton; and ou tbe l7tl int. SS560. show ing a decided Improvement in the char acter Of the ore. StOping Ess been com me8ced Cn tn. Go foot level and large amount of ore Is being accumulated a; different points. The pay streak is eight feet in width and looks exceeding ly well, the average assays being SS6 per ton.
 The mill will be in complete running order this week. Everything is in read mess to supply if with ore IS sCon 6s Ii starts up. Al trial Of the pump at the well, an average speed of five revolu- tious was maintaIB' d for ten end one half hOurs, aad G0.0O0 gallons of water were pumped into the tank at the mill.
 Yours respectfully.
 w. H. SMITH. Supt.
 Per Abell.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
Barrett. Great Clrens and MrnagerIe

This circus IS admitted to be one of the greatest shows ever put upon the road, and the excitement which IL k creating has seldom been eqUaled. The show consists or a Trpple Circus, Worlds Menagerie, Museum, Grsrd Elevated Stage, and Racing Carnival Itis a perpetual round Ot pleasure; from four to six acts going on at the same time. The company of perform CTS numbers something like two hun dred. and includes the leading special ists in equestrian, gymnastic, acrobatic, contorti0nistic, Aerial and Athletic feats. The Museam of rare curiosities is mplete aud should attract the at tention of all. Take 1t al in all, this circus constitutes a delightful enter tsinment. and should be seen by all, both young and oli.-SGn Francesca Report, July 3l, 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
Inntiinr Mnrler.

Jose Lusers, a sheep herler .a the employ uf Don Antonio Gonzales, Bas shot and instantly killed at t.e la.:er's ranch, some eight or ten mIles from H;. Johns, on the river, on the 7th inst. Al-. Serafn Apodaca, Justice of the Peace, acting as coroner. held an inquest over the remains. Dr. w T. Dalby wa or dered ;o make a post m9Ttem eXamID- atiOn Of the dec, ased, winch revealed the following facts: that be was evident ly shot while entering the door, Of the house upon the ranch, by pistol which was place s' near hIm ga tu burn Lis coat, shirt and flesh: he fell upon hls right side, to the right Os the door and there renamed until the inquest war held. The ball entered the left side midway between ibe superor crest of the ilium and the twelfth rlb, penetrated the lumbar iJc:a, cn pass ed irwards and dowuwarGs between tre external and internal cblique musclCs as far as the anterior superior spine, then passed upwards and inwards pere- tra;ing the sigmOld tiexune of the colon. ssverIng the superior and inferior me senteric and left meter and left com mon lllac vein, then buried itself ID the fourth lumbar vertebra Yosterior to the bIfurcation Of the abdominal Horta.
 The examination was made about 2i hours after death. The deceased WAS a man about 30 years of age, . feet 9 inches high and we shea about lJO pounds.
 Nothing relative to the guilty party could be ascertained.-St. Johns Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors net this afternoon. They TesciEded their forme, order directing the Calabssas railroad bonds to be sent 10 Chairman Mansfield for signature, as he was absent on leave for definite period.
 A communication was received from the Board Of Supervisors of COchise County relative to the cost Of survey of tine boundary betveen Pima and Co. chise coUI;.,s Filed.
 4 contamination from s. A. Manloye was rad, asking the Board to inspect tine new road to tue San Pedro. Geo. w. IeltswOrth was appointed Q com mittee Of one tO inspect said road and the clerk was directed tO inform NIT. ManlOve that the committe would in- spect the road on the 2ith lust.
 Sheriff Paul was called regard inG the collection of delinquent licenses, and showed that the law on the subject did not require bim to proceed against delinquents. Judge Lowell appeared for the District Attorney, and long discussion ensued betw, en these parties and the board on the duty Of officers, the defects of the law and the general inclination of DeO- pc not to pay anything they can get rii of paying. The remarks of tie speakers will not appear in the minutes, gs the records of the Board might al some further time fall into inc hands of D s.crilegi us odyeuiureT whD would use |. us a revelation from Heaven that cOLtaiued phrases Of ierrible signifi- canoe. The matter was finally compro- mised temporarily by ordering ihe sheriff io turn the delir quent list over to tLe District Attorney, Wao would pro 6, cute offenders accordingly to law.
 The BogId then adjourned tIl! Mon- day, August 24.n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22

EDITOR CITIZEN: have before me q communication from Spencer r. Baird [. 5. F.sh Commissioner, dated Wash ington b. C., Aug. 2l, lSs5, iu which be states that large supply Of breeding carp will arrive during the winter for Ar.zIna and that this time the fish wIll be sent by lLe Southern Pacific and tLat the distributing car will come di rectly tn Tucson.
 That no charge whatever IS made either for the fish or their transportH- ;ICn, but that tLey CIil bs distributed free according to Jhe application on file. Now ID order to avoid useless writing and consequent disappointment l would state for tre benefit oi persons deIrUus of obtaining carp, that applications for carp must contain the location Ct pond, its size Gf possible enclose diRgram) ana its water source. and all such applica- tiOns must toe endorsed by ihe Delegate to the House of Representatives of our Territory in order to roceIve due atten- tiOn. 1uurs etc,
 JOIN X. STRING.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
Saiiru Death.

AtsIerrau was received Ilst ev ming by J. l.. Nssszrsmith, bearing the sad in,ellirenc. that his wife had died at half-pa=t t-go u'cl 'ck yesterday, nt Pull assi. New York, ,f paralysis. The ter riJIe news nearly pros,rated Mr. Mes sersmith. as bis wife was apparently m the best of health when she left Tucson a month ago to visI. her eastern h. me and relative. lie teleEraphed lnstruc- tious to keep the remains uutIl he could reach Pnlaski, and be left on to-day 2 express for the east upon the sOrrowfnl i,1rney. Ms. Messerstnith was well known iu this city, where she had re- sldei for little more than a year, m which tune she had won many warm friends through her pleasant wsys and Christian disposition. She was mem ber of the Methodist Episcopal Church and Der pure and sImpie faith marked all her words Hud acts. She WAS a sls- ter to Mr. B F. Sweetland ot thIs city. who with ihe bereaved husband, has the earnest sympathy ot vast circle ot friends and Bcquaintauces.