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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Cspt. M. T. Stacy, l2th infantry, fo.. nerly stationed at Fort Thomas, died rs- gently st Madison Barracks, New York'
 The supreme court judges were tend cred visit Co the old Mission san Xa- vier del Bac yesterday, and enjoyed ihe passea.
 An exchange says the onion is the oldest vegetable known. That accounts for its very loud smell.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

IL is hereby ordered tsat tas or application for patent DH p-r.ud of teu CuusecuIve ver.. ..... a Weevly newspaper puE!ls.eG County, Arizona. B. M. ' tl.....- .....
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

I- ia hereby ordered tla- the fcra-.'-- Of .aI.irgtI.u Tor patent Ic Iui-..i.a ... p.-tDi 'f teu consecutive v-a s- Iu .le Il..-r @ ve .iy newspaper pt1 .s-lsG I5 ii.c~--. .-l tour.t. A ArIzoua. 5. 1i. T .i, MAS. Le-..-...
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

The last bar If gold bullion brought in from the southern Belle mill was the result of ten days run and was valued st S9.0OO.
 The public schools will probably close after the 9th of April, aud will remain closed until December. Csuse-no funds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Barley Is knee high n Florence. Tbere are a few places Tn Tucson where 1t is often above the lower lip, in liquid form.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

4 box of fragrant and lovely orange blossoms came To the CITIZEN by yester- days mail, bearing the compliments fl Messrs. Snyder S Nye. florists, No. 8. south Man street, los Angeles. They arrived IT splendid condition. and
 ''ri air sgveet pe-lU-l a filled alI ti.e r,,ul
 With beulsou- 0u tfe clVer.
 This enterpri-ing firm Is also preparci to ship cut flowers, loose or III bouquets. and they make floral designs Of all kinds for funerals, we eidings, etc. For Easter. they are prepared to ship calla lilies, packed m such manner ne to insure their safe arrival ID good condition These are sold at % cts per dozen, by express, or 75cts.by mail, postage paid.
 L. A. Price arrived yesterday from the Cauaueas. He says mining in northern Sonora bus, 10 great extent, been suspenjed owing totbe Indian troubles man hardly d-Tes .o gp twenty pgces from his door without a gun 10 his hand MT. Price recently was at Cumpas, where the l.s. murders were committed. The country around there is like @ graveyard ID consequence ot this and rTevious outbreaks. On one hill idle are twenty eight mounds covering t6e remains Cf victims ot Apachss.-Epitaph
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20
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 Ary and al persons C!aImiU- 5aFt-E. portion co sald SOuuulz mire or -ur--..u -... are required Co tie theIr adyars- -.sfu.- s. ~" Register of the UuI,ed Staf.- Ia-a .... ucscu, Iu the TurGitUry of Arz 2. The ten weeks period of T-Lusaln. or they w.li be barred hy virtue u- -.. ions Cf the st.atuie.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

This r.--. - --eri Water Jacket Smeiler, inyeurs. t. D. l.. Hartsicd, The re-Ult Oi ma ny gears oI Iraeri.al oh-erst,lou and eNperimta pubirr a- ... --.o-t complete, durable and sue ce-iul furnace yat prutuc.d fof the econoWI cal trea-Ilrar ot low grade "Te-. lt l- bulIt ,te-fTltr t-ee .,,.l l-r plates uut-Iie and has no cfe.f, c.-t iron IH I-- cuUstrIctICu. ls made II section. for -..tu-p -pu-tatiou and requires nc brtes vcrl trr f.urdatlon. The sI4-- ran.,e fr,,rr H tu t.ty tors and lre guarantee o-tand tf.. -.v..U ts-. - y- mining camps.
 Ery .r-- tl.. run above seven ounces -Iiver DOT fDr use ba readily smelted. as the most r..F~s.t. " or.- -.I'l len percent lead, w.th th, Hart-f.l,i r-,.,.-- vIli run hke butter and sep ar t., rA. ofl and water.
 The .url.acr requires no more cure and Gtter- tittr f.-- an ordinary -team boiler, and can te mn a- long and with a- little toss of time or sxUer-n for TeFaiE-, Full infOruat ou VIII be furni-.tI iI ths
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Hon. A. C. Baker, of Phenix. has been retained to defend Chilson, charged with the killing of MT. Drew at Casa Grande, recently.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

From July 2Oth to February 14th, the Ntkol mine has shipped bullion to the value of Sl39,0ll.O4 and has got lots of wealth in sight still.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Argument III the Paul Shaw case wss completed this afternoon, and the mat ter will be decided ID chambers by Judge Barnes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20
DISPESsARY

4J0 Geary strsst, San Fran ncisco, Cal Private entrance +J5 Mason street four oIocSa ID t4eary st-ert from Eearry. MA.l ent-,.i-c c' strUu-r Li5per -e-y Drug Store oclodcF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20
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IL IS hereby ordered tlat The forge 't application for la-. ut 1e Iuhl-h-.. period of Zen Consecutive set Ks rr tAr a weekly newspaper published iD ' ICs0n. County. Arizona
 B. B. THOMAS, Rrr First mobilization Fah i3 f-ef
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

The Wilcox stocxman has been en- lsrged. IL is q good paper and the cat He men of Southern Arizona should give it a roEsing support.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Ite EpitHph says JohD r. Cum is setting type indus,riousiy, presumably in anticipation Of establishing the San Carlos Daily Scalper
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20
P.O.EoX Xu5. Newport. Sy.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Mr. J. ]. Nash, of The Tombstone, cane up yesterday to pay the metropolis Co v.si;. He will remain until Tuesday, and in The meantime will look after the int Tests Of Lls excellent rarer-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

S1ch spring showers Rs visited this city 'a's morning possess the "Givine aiiiatns' n more appreciated degree . hsG all the spring poetry that was ever pCrpetrRt,d.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Nr ". l.. D Scot. left this afternoon for New Orleans to he Etsent for five cr -iy VI eks. He VII lIkslv visit Florida before returning t0 Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

Work on the Narrow GuGge railroad will begin one week from to day-that is, March 22i. The bridge timbers ale now here and the ties. iron, rolling stock, tools; etc, will be here by that tune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
NATURAL GAS RATES.
rnn cnAnaEs Ar srEuBENvILIE
Announced by the Royal Gas c~o@pany-A
Pointer ON II subject of Great Public In.
terest here Progress of the Pipe
Lines Fresh OH Well Intelligence.

Since It was definitely settled that
natural gas was to be introduced into
this city, much curiosity has been ex'
pressed as to the probable cost to con-
sumers. The Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia has been piled with ipqui-
ries, but has never satisfied any Of the
inquirers. 1t was the same way at steu'
benyille with the Royal Company, but
that company has now brought gas
through its pipes into the city, and being
about ready to supply consumers, has
been forced to make some definite terms
with the public, These are Of interest
here, although it cannot be said yet how
closely they approximate the prices to be
charged Wheeling consumers.
The Royal Company announces the fol-
lowing schedule; One cook stove, $40 per
year; one additional crate fire, 81 20 per
month for eight months or 50 60 for The
season; second CRATE, same cook stove the
entire year and two CRATES for eight
months. $35i laundry stove one day each
week, e5c per month, At the above rate
a cooking stove will cost "A cents per day,
ora little more than the price Of a half
bushel Of focal, on which 1t would be diff
cult to run 1t an entire day, The CRATES
on the above schedule will cost Just 80
cents per day, taking them the year
through, or the price ofone-third abushel
OF coal, Taking the eight months from
September Is to May 10 as q basis the cost
will be 80 cents per day, or half a bushel
OF coal, with the privilege Of lighting a fire
at any time during the other four months
without extra cost, Special rates will be
made for hall aud store stoves and fur.
naces, as we'll as for manufacturers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13

The G. U. o. F., will give a festival in
the Mammoth rink Saturday evening.
Charley Myers began the brick work
yesterday on one OF the finest residences
In West Bridgeport.
John McOonneha left for Bsllaire yester-
day 10 accept a position with d. H. Oar.
rah, as prescription clerk.
MerrymRn Howard, the colored man
hurt on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh rail.
road last week, was removed to Portland
yesterday evening, as the accident occur.
red in Jefferson county, and the authori.
ties here would not care for him. al.
though his head Is in q terrible shape, he
Is in q fair way to get well.
Yesterday afternoon the three Beall
brothers came down from Barton, filled
up On fighting whisky and started home
spelling for a row with any one.
After q time they decided to have a bind
Of brotherly racket among themselves,
and proceeded to do each other up In
splendid style, raising quite q bretzs in
the West End. Mayor Junkins will
handle them to day. They are bad men,
one ofthem having served a term In the
West Virginia p%enitentiary for the murder
Of young Paxton, In Wheeling some years
ago, and their father 10 now In the st.
Clairsyllle Jail awaiting the action OF the
grand Jury, for filling a iellow's legs full
Of ahot out near Flushing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13

The Western Nail Association meets at
Pittsburgh tomorrow. Some interesting
results OF the meeting are anticipated.
Tho nail mills OF the Beliont iron works
and the Kelly nail and iron company, at
Ironton, o., have shut down, the former
completely and the latter in the forge de.
partment, for the summer stop Of several
weeks.
All tho nailsrs in steubsnville are now
employed, mainly at Mingo and Brilliant.
The Brilliant nail factory Is running
full, and selling all the nails made.
The Steubenville Gazette says: W. II.
Wallace, President Of the Jefferson, in.
70 ms US that the nail strike, 80 far as the
Jefferson Is concerned, is practically over:
that there have been enough applications
for positions to fill all the machines and
the men will be taken in al fast as they
can be handled. The feeders are grasping
the best opportunity ever offered. for
making good wages, and are being accept
ed with the rapidity that circumstances
will permit. By the first OF August every
machine will be operated by a skilllul
man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
ABOUT pEOpLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
W. b. Howell Is visiting friends at Can
nonsburg, Pa.
Mr.. W. A. Turner has gone 10 Canada
TO spend the heated term.
MIR. David Davidson, Of Clarksburg, was
at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob Emsheimer sails on Wednes-
day for Europe OF the steamer Ems.
State Senator ]. B. summerville, Of
Wellsburg, was in the city again yes.
terday.
Mics Sydney Heiskell has returned
from a three weeks visit with friends in
Pittsburgh.
Misses Lulu Stephenson, Of scio, Ohio,
ard Edith Scott, Of Wellsburg, are visiting
friends on the bland.
Misses Mollio and Katie Crogan, OF
Wheeling, were In the city Saturday Vis-
iting frienda.- BeLaire Tribune.
Mr.. II. L. Homer, the clever editor OF
the Parkersburg Sentinel accompanied by
his son, was in the city yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. John Mcclure started
for Morgantown yesterday to visit friends.
They aredrivlng overland via the National
road.
Miss Susie Woliedalc, q charming young
lady from Fall River, Mass, Is visiting
Miss Georgia Osborn, on Chapllue street,
South Side.
MI. A. II. Beach has returned from
IVubbfnNtnO Hshnrn I'm hnu haau fnH uhN.
eral months past. He Is stopping at the
Stamm as usual.
Miss Lille Baker, OF st. Paul, MINI,
daughter OF Hon. Lewis Baker, arrived In
the city last evening, and Is O guest Of
Mics ] essie List, Of North Main street.
Mrs. ]. s. johnson and son Harry, Of
Pittsburgh, and Mrs. o. N. johnson, Of
Brownsville, Pa, are visiting at tho resi-.
dence OF r.. NJ. Smith, 2l20 Market street.
Mr.. A. B. White, editor OF the Parkers-
burg Stds Journal, one Of the most enter.
newspaper men In the State, was
In the city yesterday. He iB of on q
pleasure trip and was on his way last.
The s%toubenyille Castle Of last even.
ing gives former Wheeling lady the fol.
complimentary notice: Mrs. EoG,
Of Kansas City, who Is visiting at Dr.. Nc.
CullouRh's, Gang a beautiful voluntary
solo at the First Presbyterian church yes.
Mrs. Eotl Is gifted with q fine
voice highly cultivated, and she quite
the congregation,
Lieutenant O. A. Williams, Of the U.
s. A., and his vile (nee Miss Laura Hall,
Of this city, are the guests Of Mrs. vii.
liams' father, John Il. Hall, Esq. Lieu.
Williams, who 10 now stationed at
IT. Sidney, Neb, Is off on a three months
leave. His regiment has during the past
seven or eight years seen the most active
on tho far frontier and Is OK.
peCLing " be transferred to Detroit or
some other eastern point soon, where II
can enjoy sone Of the easy life Of. the
army.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
on Well News.

The well Of the Wheeling Oil Company
on the Washington fair grounds Is down
LOO feet, through the big sand. She is
due in the Gantz sand the laat Of the
week.
Last evenings Washington, Pa, Repor'
Ter has the following oil notes:
A cock and bull story was in circulation
yesterday TO the effect that the Connor, at
Canonsburg, was doing 20 barrels an hour.
But few credited the report, however, and
investigation proves that 1t Is false, In
fact the well is doing little or nothing.
At the Galligan & Co., on the Taylor,
tho well is shut down owing TO the strand.
ing Of the cable.
Cameron 2 broke the bull wheel and Is
not drilling to-day.
Willets 2 Is doing 20 barrels an hour.
Tho Curry we'll is two bits in the stray
above the Gordon sand and shut down
with a broken band wheel shaft.
Thayer 8 Is due in the CAN'T sand to.
morrow.
Willets 10 is down 100 feet and No. 70
has been located.
The rig lie up at Willets II and Manifold
Is spudding. These wells are located 80
close together that the drlllers can almost
shake hands with each other while at
work.
One hundred and fifty oil leases have
been recorded in Harrison county, this
State, within the past month or 80, and
considerable excitement prevails there
over the prospects OF a speedy develop.
ment Of the territory in that locality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
A CHURCH FOR SALE.
The Presbyterian Church ut wollsbu
Advertised mt Auction,

The Presbyterian Church ut Wcllsburg
Advertised Mt Auction.
Sheriff Rrown, in the last issue Of the
Brooke County Local, advertises for sale
the property Of the First Presbyterian
Church congregation, consisting OF an
eligibly located plat Of ground, on which
stands q new, large and very handsome
house Of worship, The property is to be
sold to satisfy the claim OF M L. Wells,
the contractor who built the church, who
has brought a suit in Chancery to secure
the payment OF what 10 due him. The
degree In the case Ia directed against the
trustees Of tho church. The BalO is to
take place July 81. The terms are one.
third down and the balance In one and
two.year notes.
In the same issue appears a notice TO the
congregation from the trustees to the
effect that on the 18th inst. the seats in.
the church are to be sold at auction, which
Is a departure from the old method, and
Ia causing almost az much talk as tue or.
der OF sale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
A YOUNG MAN KILLED
on THE pEw1KY ROApYEsTERDAH
Charles Collins the Victim 'of a,,sad Fatal
Accident for which he Alone was to
Blame-A Widows sOa's Fatal Pen
chant for the life of u ~Iailroadsr.

Yesterday forenoon an exceedingly sad
fatal accident occurred on the P, W. &
Ky, railroad near the upper end Of town.
Charles Collins, the victim, was a young
mar Of nineteen years Of age, the son OF a
widow living at Asa Market street. in the
First ward. He has always exhibited a
great fondnesa for working about the rail-
road yards and on the cars, being deter.
mined to become a brakeman, So persis-
tent an applicant for q position was he,
that he was a source Of annoyance to the
officials of the company here, and nothing
dauuted by repeated rebuas, he was con-
tlnually hanging about the trains and So
Letting the privilege Of helping the en-
ployes. Repeatedly Mr., Belleville, Gem
eral Manager OF the Company'a Affairs
here, has ordered him oil the trains, the
last time only q few days ago, when he
told the boy Il he caught him on q train
again he would have HIM arrested,
This threat had evidently no effect, Tor
yesterday the boy got on a train and
Volunteered to act as q brakemen. He
was standing on top Of q moving freight
car when he was shaken by a sudden jar,
lost his footing and fell between the cars.
The wheels passed over him, cutting off
both legs and otherwise iniuring him
horribly,
He was picked up and carried to the
North Wheeling Hospital, where the
~company's physician attended him, His
injuries were so severe, however, and the
effect Of the shock upon his whole
system 80 great, that he sank gradually
without any reaction setting in, and died
about 2 O'Clock p. NJ, five hours after he
received his injuries,
Mrs. Collins, the mother OF the un.
fortunate boy, was working on the Island
when the accident occurred, She was
sent for at once, and spent the few hours
left OF life for her son at his bedside,