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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21
Mining NOieS.

Several sales of mines al West | Point, CalAverBs county. have lately been made st high figures.
 There Is good deal of prospecting going on m the Santa ke district, east of Luning, Esmaralda county. Nev.
 Surface and pocket mining seems to pay we'll in portions of Fl Dorado coun- ty, and is fincing increased favor among miners.
 The parties who recently purchased the group of mines m Mount Raymond district, Fresno county, are preparing to work their property.
 Piutes haul water to the Lspants mine ID Esmerslda county, New, ana sell 1t for S3j0 a barrel. The PIutes make much money in that way.
 Hawthorne, Nev., Is BOW the center Of great mrning activity. On all sIdes the ly, and discoveries that promise we'll are frequent.
 The people of Calico and Dagset are reported as being in better spirits st present than for some time past The mines are looking well, and there Is con. siderable building going on.
 A five-stamp mill, and boarding and lodging houses have lately been erected at the What Cheer mine, MOkelumme tiIll, and work is progressing, uotwith- standing the difficulty the company had to contend with m the influx Os water.
 The Manhattan mill in Austin, New, has started up again, and IS rolling out the silver bullion sfte- its good old style, dispOslDg Ot the rich ore which has been accommodating sInce July, wh, n the mill took n rest.
 Work on the ditch for placer mining m the San Francisco csiOn, Los Angel es county, k steadily progressing, and the usual progress Is being made. The gold IS there, but capital Is too timid to embark in securing the golden treasure
 Twenty-two Chinamen are at work placer mining m the caiiOn of the YakI- ma rIver, twenty-five mIles above North Yakima, W. I. They use sluce-toxes, blankets and quicksilver to catch the fine, flour gold, which they retort.
 The Los Angeles Herald says In ad- dltiOn to the Ittle quartz mil running neEr Alpine Station, and making a good profit, another five-stamp mIll has been brought from San Francisco and landed si RaveDna, from hich place It will be taken to a gold ledge in the Charlotte dIsrrlct, near the Tuiur ga CanOa not far from the old mill erected a few years ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

NEARLY all portions of California have just experienced a very heavy rainfall, the average measurement of two inches being about the quantity. In some portions cf the state the fall was ex- ceedingly heavy and torrents of water concentrated from watersheds into mar row valleys, dolng considerable damage. The landslide at San Fernando tunnel was occasionel by the rains, and vari- ous towns and cities were more or less inundated. l: is likely that Arizona will experience a little rainfall from the remnants of the storm clouds that have drifted III this direction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21


 TIE Albuquerque Journal editorially says: Let the public sentiment of Ari- zona and New Mexlco siernly and per. sistently insist that the Apaches shall be removed to the Indian Territory, and let General Crook call for enough troops to suppress the present gang of hostiles If it takes half of the United States army and there are five hundred hundred soldiers after each Indian" " This Is exactly the sentiment that HOW exists and has been expressed by the press of Arizona and New Mexico. But IS there not little inconsistency in the Journal m expressing unbounded conf dence m the judgment, ability and ac. tions of General Crook and then advo- eating n policy that he has emphatIcally refused to adopt? Gen. Crook says he has troops enough and can take care of the ApEchos, but, according to the Journal, the General is mistaken.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

THE people of Tucson do not re- quire a readymade ticket f)r municipal officers. They feel fully capable of ex- pressing their own wishes in public mass nesting and will do so next Tues day night. There may not be tEe slightest objections to the personnel of the private ticket arranged for them las; night, out they will insls; in hay ing voice in the selection. The pee pie comprse the sovereign power a.d in the present instance they are gov erned by pure motives that will suffer no subjugssion under any pretense how- ever plausible upon the surface.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

A CALL is issued for a mass meeting of the people Of Tucson to take steps in preparing for the approaching city cleo ton. The time selected has been placed sufficiently far ahead that the widest publicity may be given it and a full representation secured. A fuil and free discussion of affairs must certainly result in great public good and that IS the only motive that ought to govern the deliberations of such body. As a city, We are at the crisis when a false step will prove disastrous, and the most careful exercise of the best judg- ment of our people Is necessary to avert danger and to bring prosperity. Any measure that looks to the accomplish ment of public good will meet with our earnest and sincere support, and 1t Is hoped that our whole people will meet at the time elected. with a simple pur- pose to tremendously work for the best interests of our city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

About a dozen eitlZeus met ca -s club room ID the rear of DraChn-a1' '- ,--- 1r store last night and fofmul4ts.i a Or Se, for the municipal elsc;lou ua- VI =. Oury presided and Gas. F. u-sz- acted as Secretary. Dr J. c. Hs- .g submitted the following tickc' whl-h u.. adopted: W. A. IGy!or, Connciitnsr s, large; DT. N- II. Maias and V F ~.-r chs, Councilman, nr>t vari- M G ~a-- aU irgO. Councilman. second ua-1. tias IL Meyer. Git, Recorder, trsa r Fa-.,-. lax collector; Paul Abadl-. tlfy r-.a- urer, and Thomas Gatrs, Crlrf Hf f l-.. The ticket is a very slad --r l. a whole, and If endorsed by th- sltr---- Mass meeting next Tuesday ui-lt rs success at the polls VIII b. As-ur,,i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

THE Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe railroad company has ht last secured outlets on the Pacific coast on terms that give 1t equal if not not superio or advantages to tEe Southern Pacific. It IS now competitive road to San Francisco and Los Angeles, while it owns an independent line to San Diego. insuring Its permanent occupation of a territory heretofore tributary solely 10 the Southern Pac fic. The Santa Fe management IS characterized with push, energy and andscI,y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

THERE is great excitement among the French Canadians upon the execution of Riel. In Montreal, Quebec and other cities trouble is feared. The demon strstions sgginst the government are bold and formidable and 1t will rot be surprising news to learn that riots have taken place
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

The Lowell mill, on Upper Lyn1 Creek, IS being newly fitted up for dry crushing of their ore, preparatory to further reducing by steam arrastras. A very rich vein of ore has been found on tbe Iron Clad mine near their mill. From 2.l47 pounds extracted during two days of last week and sampled to eight pounds and worked showed sn average of Sl.lO per pound. Estimating the value of the gold at sl6 per ounce, or over S1OOO per ton. The above ore was taken from near the surface and the vein increases in width as depth is reached.-PrescOtt Journal Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

VERY naturally, the Democratic party had no nore than got into power be- fore they turned their attention to ;he "licker" question and up to this time the president has decspitsted about two hundred poor stamp liekers while Post. master General Villas has a wholesale rectitying business. When all the places are filled with the faithful. the admin. IstratiOn will have a little time to give to the legitimate aifsirs of the govern ment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

SOME of the newspapers that presume Co defend General Crook against the criticisms of the press of southern Ari- zona and New Mexico, how condense their support of him into the expres- sIon that they believe that "he has con seientiocsiy sought to discharge his duty" While the result of his pursuit of the hostiles does not furnish any strong reasons for disbelieving that statement. there is in 1t an implied doubt that he has accomplished any good results. The argument is fully answered by psraphsse of sn old say Ing. that the Apache country ''is paved with good intentions"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

TIE present administration found the Civil Service in such a thoroughly good condition that the means of acquisition of the offices by the Democrats became a serious problem. In their eztr=me desperation they have adopted the un- derhsnded policy expressed in the home ly phrase, give dog bad name and then kill him"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21


 Tucson is agitatIng the University question. very correct thing to do
 Though the appropriation for the UnI
 yersiiy wss not large yet there IS enough l to make start on and tbere is no mUT,
 desirable institution than the one oui
 sister city has secured. In the years [,
 come the University will make tucson
 the educational and cultured center of
 Arizona, adding to its population b
 large Gnd desirable class of people who
 will urIng with them wealth and intel
 igence thus increasing her business re-
 sources as well as strengthening hei
 moral and intellectual character ID Q
 way that will be felt throughout the
 southwest. That immediate dollars and
 cents will result IS hardly to be expect
 td ID the present condition of the Ter
 .Itory, educHtiOnally considered; but,
 nevertheless, the opportunities 10 secure and tx the University Tn their cIty
 should not be allowed to pass by the TucsOnese. and m securing and fixing Il there, they will secure tu their children and their ch,l
 dyen's children that, for which fu
 tuTe generations vIll call them blessed. The days of the wild life of the pros- pvctor and the wilder life of the cow boy will soon pass away, even under such unpromising conditions as the
 present seems 10 present, and in their -tesd will come a stable population O. which the new generation now coming on the scene will form ths nucleus. As much as the present residents of Arizo- na may intend to gather wealth and de- part to spend their wealth and remain ing portion of life under what they may consider more coDgenial conditions, the vast majority, a majority which wIli ever le on the increase, wIll never do SO. Here they will end their days and their heirs after them for all time 10 come. Besides the duties of the present, then, there are duties for tLe future and this establishment and start ing of University may be regarded as one of them and the most important Of them all. A few years more will make Arizona a state; a few more years will so connect her vast mining. stock, agri- cultural and timber interests that she will no longer depend upon outside fields for her material support. She will have a little business empire within herself. sending her surplus bullion. stock and products of the soil to other less favored regions snd while she is advancing to this condition of inde- pendence in business. she should not forget the great promoter and conserva- | tor of her public welfare which lies In l her public school system properly head l ed by a University which will afford | for tine complete education | ot her sons and dsughters-Phenix Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

R. F. Farrinst D, the sut--r-1-.-.- nurserymAn of Phenix. wa- Iu tt- --r yesterday. NIT. FarTington hes "a si had |. stock of choice fruit trees I- hls -r sery, all sccllmsted and hardy. A -.- time for trsnsplanting is near st 1l-l those of this section who c-.It-rlr, ,l-r tree planting should consul, M- Far ringtOn and procure those best s.last-! 10 the soil and climate. He rs "a '-s- s and honorable gentleman ,nd Ei.I r-- sort to no species Of a-crptron O. .s- dollar, and m all his desliaE- -l. t- found to possess s,erliug iUts-r,ty-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

POLITICAL matters are growing quite
 ardent over in New Mexico. The ap- continents of the President were bot
 such as ihs people of that Territory
 consider exactly proper, and their dis
 gruniled condition has been wrought 70
 pitch of intense fury by the arbitrary
 removals and appointments in Terri torial officials made by Governor Ross.
 In New Mexico the Various District Attorneys are appointed by the Gov ernor by snd with the consent of the Council. but the democritic governor seems to believe that true democratic ref ,rm can be accomplished only by the most fragrant nepoiism and the usurpa- ton of uncorstItuti nal powers. He Is met with the must indignant denunciE- ticns and his app0intees are pictured by the press in the most incongruous colors. A Hiilsboro correspondent of the Santa Fe New Mexican has taken occasion b speak ot Governor Ross AtpLNNs hAI ASNNA-A- AFPN-AtCN cAN- cessor to District Attorney Wade, ID the following more forcible than ele- gant tone: If my uncle, the Governor ss Ashentelter calls hIs exc.llency, in- sists upon appointing his relatives who are in sympathy with his policies to important public positions, he should at least show that decent respect for the opinions of mankind which would lead him to select persons moderately competent. However, the Governor may be excused on the ground that as he IS DO lawyer he IS incapable of iudg- ing of the fitness of men for such po- sitions. IL would seem, however, that any person who ever saw Ashenfelter would know that be was unfit for any position. Nature makes DO mistakes,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21
Notice for Pub ication.
LASD OFFICE AT TUCsoS, AEi1
 N.--urt.s- -r t--a.
DSu&

LASD OFFICE AT TUcsoS. AEi1 asA
 NoE-uhsr e. i--a- Soues is hereby givea that tos t.--e named settler ha- filed rotic- of he Co make final proof in support af tl- c-s---- -- that s.id proof Ein be made before tte t-. and Receiver. af Tucson. Arlzuua. -u -'s. ie, fsss viz: MatIa- kst-ais- for Lar- s-' SWla of NWit. and WI Of 5H >-- D. 70 $. K l5E-
 He names the foil0~inx Ni-r-s=-- -n f-r eontInu0us residence uPo1. And czl-IFai- - said land, VIZ.
 Dewitt C. Caze Ssberisna Mu-t--- Rhodes. R. c. Wood all of Nezzvi.-, Fl-a- N.- Arizona.
 THOMAS. BeSs,--- First publication. Nov. I7. IssS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

Ayers SaTsaPariila works directly and promptly, to purify and enrIch tte blood, improve ths appetite, strengthen the nerves, and brace up the system. It Is in the truest sense an Alteratiye medi- cine. Every invalid should give 1t 8 trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

TIE people of Tucson ask an open, fair and we'll attended mass meeting to nominate candidates for city officers, and on next Tuesday night they will endorse the private ticket made up, or nominate new one entirely.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

OREGON succeede Tn electing Sens- tor of the United States yesterday, on the third ballot. The successful can didate was J. H. Mitchell, who was supported by a majority of the Repub- hcsus and a portion of the Democrats upon a stipulation that he would SUD- port the administration m whatever may be required of him. He evidently preferred position to independence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

SAN DIEGO IS today celebrating the formal opening of the through railway line by the Atchiscn, Topeka < Santa Fe system, this making the fourth trans continental railroad. We congratulate the people of San Diego upon the final consummation o! theIr long deferred hopes, and trust that its lovely harbor may be surrounded by grand city second to none west of the Rocky y,nuutains
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21
DR. HENRY FERRER. OcuIist & Aurist. Hss returned from El-aus l6 Gesry Street. San Franci-cl. t-.
 nevIs dAWIu
Notice for Publication
 D. s. lI-f

LAND OFFIcE SI TU-s1v. Az-l.. rs
 Nosemh-r t-. .--. Notice "a h-rrhs E1sen tta. tt- named settler tas nisd na-.ce af tl- .r-.- make hnAl proof suTEorr of t-s chr hat sad prooi SIll h- made b-far- rr .r- and r-cesvsr at Ia. soc AEz-1a a- -- A. i-ol. viz Jotu Schus rkulrrr. t.r - SWAs and W Wis of SkL Sc & Iu. d. - - -.. He nSrnes he fuliuNIug arr -. his cont nuous te-ld-u. e upon and -l'-F -F- -aId land. VIZ; William Dle1. f-.- lock, Marshal F Scott. Jau-s Ml.l a- kedIn grOn. A. 4.
 BEN. M THOMAS E-zs-- First publication Nov ~. I--5-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

The Scotia IS famous for it's excellent punches, of which a great variety are made Toe latest and perhaps the best IS the Mormon Reviver, just intro duced by Billy Reid. Tom and Jerry IS always on deck,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

HIS will be year Of devout Thanks giving. The Democrats will feel thank ful that they haye got all the offices and the Republicans will feel thankful that there are no more for the Dems. to get.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-26
CHURCH NOTICES.

rnnily Mis4ion corncr ~ foula avenue md
Annic street sunday .cliool and -er,ico at
$3.50 nm.
SUNDAY service a. Fourth street Methodist
kpl-conai church south REV A. s. Nilsson
pastor SUNDAY -chuoi al a.ao q. m sermon At
liiOQ DO, and SIS y. m ht the pastor. seat,
free.
We. .. t.-rhc w. &. a. e. Win hold 10.
fcgnltu meeting NJ ihc rhrl-ilan church On
Monday AZ 3pia, tllpcr.ons Interested IN tlu
ransc Of temperance nfc cordially invited Ia b,
present
soryicc- at the Chrlrtnm church corner
rnurkmurton and SiNm streets. 10 dnv. sun.
da, school $50 o. M. preaching 30 q. NJ. and
ntsp, ~, Tie public arc cordial, Invited. II
4. Mcknight, pastor.
rhcrc VIII he preaching At the Fort worth
Presbyterian church corner Fourth ana cal.
houn streets 10 day NJ u q. M. and - y. NJ,
l9 The Rev Mr. Lee NJ rloburnc sunday
school at $50 M, M, Try, superintendent
81 indrews church corucrof Ru,k aud ta-t
fifih streets. Eghil sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion at : Joa. M; SUNDAY school
at $50 q. m,;tuorning prayer lltany mud sermon
at u q. m,i eyouing service and sermon a. 3
pam.
y, 80. 4. Tho meeting ai The Fourth street
Methodist ohurch.W I O'Clock this afternoon
VIII be- led by w. s. Cooper, ESQ. subject
"fhn Prosperity of the Highlcons Man. So
rsnlm I'D Young mrn are cordially invited
90 attend.
\ temperance mass meeting WIN bc held IN.
der The nu-picc. OF the ", &. y. e. NJ the Gum
bertrand Presbyterian church un ~undn, 1T -.
M. addressed by y. A. -tcdunn. Also similar
meeting at broadway Presbyterian, South side
of city, at 3o'cloch.
S. rHul's NJ O.. Church. corner Main and
Nutl streets p10H m SUNDAY school, n u. M.
public preaching by he pastor, also sl5 r. M,
Class meeting immediately after morning -cr
mon. be- general public cordially and ear
ucsily Invited 10 nuy and al ne services seats
free,
Cumberland Presbyterian church corner of
finh and TAYLOR streets, Hcy II. W. Iinnun,
pastor. Preaching ut II Il. ~. aud at 80 4. ~.
10y the pnslor. subject of morning sermon
"fnlsc idensof simplicity evening sermon
"fhc 'ry Of disappointment" sunday school
at p.Jo a. N. Ncordlul invitation to an To these
services.
second Presbyterian church Jones street
near second Icv. u. VI Moore, pastor sabbath
services Preaching a. II q, M. subject, 'Thc
iIiblc II Divine and Essential to the lIc-t TYPE
Of individual and National Life" sunday
school at 10 o'clock rroL ~purklm supcrlu.
tcndcnI ) cordial Invitation Is given lu
strnngcr.. NJ service ut night.
south Idle baptist church, corner Of II. Louis
avenue ana Broadway, SUNDAY school II q 80
,i T.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-26
rnrynNr,>r

or TAphn- NniHrai Fever nnd Cure for
Itb.umnt,-m ~ Last Discovered
ily the firm OF Hughes Bros. nmmuiac.
turing chemists 0i Dallas, Ten This Gus
ferDrlsing Iirni have Tor the last I'VE wears
been engaged IN the manufacture oI huk-
Ing powders, vines cider, vinegar, etc,
Dr. ~ a. Hughes, who presldcs over
their laboratory, has Tor the last forty
years bedfl engaged Ia the study mud puc-
lice OF mcdiclnc aud chemistry, They
also have Ia their laboratory Prof.. Geo.
e.. calhoun, Who lms for many years been
teacher OF chemistry, also Mr. j, Price
Nnrrlck, graduate Of chemistry IN tho
University of Philadelphia. These gcu.
slcIneil IN manufacturing the various ar
ticl,f already mentioned MNc found "
necessary ia combat excessive fcrnenia-
lions, whether Ninous, acotous or ulcu-
liolic, which have ever stood In The way
81 successfully manufacturing wine,
vinegar and alcohol IN our
Southern climate The experiments
hayn resulted in the discovery
of IN agent which completely ob,lntes
this difficulty. THIS agent is The extract
oi the bark Of q tree indigenous tu the
state Of TEXAS. Carrying their expert.
mcnir sin further, they have asccrtahcd
Tint this sumo extract as completely con-
trolls the ouly remaining fermentation
known 10 the arts and sciences, NiXt
Hood fermentation, Which Is the cause of
fesers ns wen ns OF rheumatism, This
agent they have combined With the eX.
tracts Of aiugcr aud lemon, thereby ren.
dcrlng tia mosf ctlcacious as well rs de-
lIahifunnd palatallc beverage. II h not
only one Of Tho hest tonics IN is effects
but the use Of Il effectnally prevents "
pho-malarlnl fever. AZ the srnc time, IL
n 4 sure cnrc for rheumatism l1r
Hughes Extract OF Lemon aud Ginger Is
nut a., in csscs OF two dozen bottles, and
can be found AZ an hrst-class drug and
grocery stores,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-26

tonsumplivcN and all who suffer iron
any affection OF the throat aud lungs, can
tlnd Il certain cure IN Dr. Kings new dis.
coYcry for consumption. Thousands ui
permanent cures verify the truth Of th,
statement, No medicine can show such d
record oi wonderful cures, Thousand,
OF once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their lives To this new
discovery. II will cost you nothing I,
give TIA trial, Free trial bottles at IT.
W. Williams CO.'S drug store Large
Size 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-26
~ Iih;Oi.ib.
The irr"pr"ssihl" LAYER ~ Horse Ilcsi,
Wakes It's appearance.

The irr"prrssihl" LAYER ~ Horse Flesh
Makes It's appearance.
special to Tho Gazette,
llWnoIp, TIN, July "a. There was
quite Il stir IN criminal matters yesterday
The clyll authorities had up I'VE or siN
persons, men aud womon, on Charge OF
robbery There seems TO be here, Il, there
is In all towns aud cities, gang of
"hnngrrs-nroud aud roprrS.m" who
watch for urconhorns from the country
and 80 Tor all the Nuuahlcs they have.
Thcn there are complaints oi robbery.
Men forty and iliy years OF Ngr seem Ia
he aS easily dccOycd into the traps rs are
the boys oi less age aud experience.
Horse lhlc,es abound IN this country and
many a good horse Is hrlnlcd at night and
run on into the nation or Into the bushes
on the Wichita. Aud, strange To say,
slcrlrs IN the surrounding counties are
moi willing Tor the rangers here 20 70 into
tlltlr counties TO hunt thrm out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-26
LNMrNsNs SPRINGS.
GREAT Health ana ricn.,m. u.,.r

'r"nt u"nith und Pleasure Resort.
This place Ia, justly carucd The rcpu.
mtion OF being the great health and pleas
IRE resort ol the Southwest. For mcr-
rurlal, Rheumatic, cutuncou, aud kidney
diseases, THESE waters are the most GER
lnh auxiliary aud specific known The
hotels are conceded to be- the best IN the
country, The sam GD00iUin. centrally
and delightfully."- located corner Filth aud
Main streets, Is ono oi the most comfort
able, elegantly furnished aud best ycnt-
lated houses IN the state, which, with IT.,
excellent cuisine aud moderate
rate OF ~ per day and
special rate 20 parties 10y the week oi
month, make the san hcroHjoeo n great
Avorilc Two sample rooms ON FIRST
floor, twenty lcct square cacll--h best IN
the state,