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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

Mir. J. V. Quiggle, the we'll borer, is in from the Atlas Copper Camp, where for tne past several weeks he has beeu bor- ing Tor water. At 8 depth of 502 fest he stopped his drills and will not go deeper tIll the supply of water now opened ID be tested. At present 1t stands within 30 fee1 of the surface. IT She supply be sufficient to yield 30.COO gallons of water each 24 hours-the amount required hy the compaoy-no further work will be done. but in case Of failure 10 supply that amount the well Will be driven deeper. Pending this test work has been stopped aud Mir. QuigRle will go to Sonora to finish work on the vel he contracted 10 bore for ME, w. s. Sturges.
 That the Coming Cow of America is to be of Catch extraction has been fore shsdowed Of late by the increasing strength or the displays of the Holstein breed at many castie-shows ID this coun- tr9, and by the growing interest fel. in the mix and butter records of imported Dutch cattle. Farmers, snd, indeed, all persons who wish tO be well informed, therefore, will peruse with attention ,he artlale on :" "H0isEein -triesian Cattle" by .. Hoxie, which appears in Harper's Magazine Tor August. It sets forth the history of these patient animals, which come or most distinguished ancestry, and reciies their excellent qualities Gs Producers of mil,, butter, cheese, veal, and beef. As milk-givers they surpRss all other cattle of record, and from every point of view are remarkably we'll adept cd 10 i'll the important position they seem destined to take on the dalry-f6rns of this country. The article is iilustrst- ed to sbcv excellent specimens and groups of thIs breed.
 There was good deal of talk on th streets yesterday about the Santa Fe's proposition to build a hospital, s,d there were rot few inquiries abOat the scheme of the Southern Pacific to cstab- llsh sn institution of tbe same character The road has been talking of building hospital here but nothing definite has ever been done towards IL. The South ern Pacific hospitals are built and sup ported b. the employees, each of whom pays monthly assessment of 90 cents towards general fund, which is disbur- sed By board of directors. The mon- ey has been increasing for years in the general fund. until now it reaches SgO,- coo or Sl000O. That amount IS lying idle now end might if the directors see if, be pu. into hospital bere. south ern Pacific official sad yesterday that they needed s hospital bad enongh and ought to have one. They cannot very well send sIl the injured to Stockton, and it IS big expense to keep them 8t the Sisters Hospital. The directors regarded the idss of & hospital here with favor, end 1t is net at oil unlikely that oao may be built, though how soon the cffici3l is Hog able tn state. When they d. build they will buy their own ground ord erect oreditsbls building without any ald from the city.-L. 4. Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Porr'ar Science.

Oos pound of ofuercury converted iuto iuiminnre is sufficient to charge 50WO percussion caps.
 A few trays oi charcoal placed ID 0 l damp and mn5ty cellar will make the air flesh and sweet.
 4 new process for snslssmating zinc and quicksilver githout the admiziure Of any other material has just beon ID vent ],
 Scientists say there is DO plant that does not serve ss !0cd for some GBimsl. but the oDiy article used ss food from the mineral kingdom + common selt.
 A new double-poiGted na!l is the in ventIOD Ot sn ingenious woman. The points turn ia oposite directions, aud the naIls are especially Uss,al for i-vi-i bie mailing n woodwork.
 A FrenchmaD claims 10 have invented thermometer so ss0sIve that las index needle will deflent two inches uncn the entrance ois person into the room where Y bas been places.
 Without taklIs into account the small variations dua to rcfTsction. etc, the days and nIghis are GlWlys of equal length a. all points on the Equator, without regard ;o the Posiion oi ths eciip.ic.
 The use of water meters "a restricting waste limits Of the average daily con sumption oi water ia Berlin to twenty five gallons Ter head. Every house has I;5 water meter, ihs landlord paying the water rent.
 4 Mrs Faynhsm of Eew Orleans has invented ear starter and oombina- tiol brake" for street cars. From the description It sp2ssrs thst the brake winds up the s;cr.er and relieves the horses of tas strain of starting the cGr.
 Professor II. Muller, sn eminent bot Bnis. says the best tine co UruDe vines is while She grapes HTe Tipeuing. and that the young shoots should Oe select- ed for .hIl purpose, es ttey require for t0eir develo; meBt a large quantity of sugar. iu the detEimeut Cf the ripeuing irn!t.
 According to Dr. Hovship Dickinson, a iurrsd toGGueis uot necessarily sn alarming symptom. To some TeTsous 1t K normal to have q clean tongue. and tO others equally normal to have s coated toDgne, SO shgt IL is impossible e. f;x a8y degree or limit of coating as B necessary accompaniment to per feet health.
 Among ihe late English inventions of iuteres 8 iz one by c. Bischoff ot Lon don. c-lled @ process and apparatus for purifying water. According 10 the iD- veu.0r water is purified by mixing with is Iro1 in @ s.Cse of fine division, allow inz eabs:dence of part of the iron and efTecting precipitation Of a further qusui.y of iron by sreatIng the liquid.
 T. IS stated that vessels built Of Airi- can teak wood have lasted hunderei years, to be then broken up because of faulty models. Its weight IS from forty Two to fitty-two pounds per cubic foot; it works easily, but wears the tools rari5ly on account of the quantity of sI- lix in if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Copper and Lead Market.
tMinine : Engiueerins Journal. ]

CoPPER-The feature of the past
 week 10 the copper market has been the operations Of some "besrs," who levi denily influenced ly the very limited quantities being otfeFed) commenced thus early in the month tn cover their shorts for July del.veTy, no doubt feEr- i1g that II they waited much longer they might find .hemselvss conered. The ei- feet of their purchases was to put the price Of Lake copper, for spot and July delivery, up Go 1890 per pound, bat 1t IS understood that they have sold again, for November and December delivery. at l6.43 and 1885 respectively. The short Interes, in copper R ssid to have amounted Co between 5U0.000 md 700,- O0O pounds. The latest quotations for Lake copper are: Spot, Is S5; Juiy, l6 sj; August, 16 70, September. I6 60; October, l6 5j; November, 1855 IL is rumOred thnt the Lake companies, net ing on behalf of the syndicate, have commenced negotiations with the manu- lecturers, respecting the next pool sale. and the opinion prevails ID some quBr- ters that the price wIll probably be fixed st l7e. per pound, but Tn view of the uudoubied accumulation of stocks In the hands of the sy indicate and the DO. uncomfortable falling of in con. sumption, it would appear to be s very unwise policy to attempt to advance the price. On the contrary, it would be better tO gradually reduce it, gad there b. encourage enlarged consumption, which would tend to bring about dI- mlnutiCn of the stocks and much s3under condition of the market gon ernlly than that at pres mt exl ing.
 LEAD.-The well known operator ID this market having left things pretty much to themselves during the past week Ia course which he OccnsioD silly pursues), We have HgaIn 10 report week and dull market, hs nobody else seems 10 be inclined to 70 in and give 1t lift, and consumers are only purch- asing what they need to meet their re quirements. h consequence of this quotations nave declined again, and with only a moderate amount of business transacted We close at Spot, 3.s2is; July, 3.95; August. 3 97i, !; Sep tember, 4O2is. During She week the London market has also given way, snd the last cable prices are ZIP l7s. 6d. for Spanish and El3 2s. Sd. for Englisb.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
Iamnaign NOtAS

It is now predicted that the Mills bill will pEss the House about the first of August,
 It is doubtful if the Democratic ratifi- cation meeting in Boston wll be held before Septe ub-r.
 Frank Hurd, the Eree Trader, will not run for Congress this year. He left Toledo Tor California last week.
 Gen. Harrison is said to be the sbisst lawyer who has been appointed for the Presidency in fifty yeats.
 Democratic iaudaiion of Judge Thur man stopped suddenly. Hints from the White House gre quickly taken.
 Every days debate on the Mills bill furnishes additional proof that is was made to discriminate against Northern enterprise.
 The London news papers say that Cleveland is as good Free Trader ss Cobden and that hIs agreements are The same. They know!
 It is thought that the;Presidens will not sigD the River and H8rbOr bill unless certain of tho amendments attached to il by the Senate are withheld.
 Look ons for the Tennessee WhiGs. There are several thousand Of :hen Eho ars going to turn out to he Tennessee Republicans n NovembeE.-IowB Re- publican.
 The two wings of she Democratic par Y are not Tapping together this year. Ihe free-trRde wing ;s doing all inc bu- sIness., and the result will be that it will lose all its feathers.
 The comparison of crndids. gees on. Gen Harrison IS held up ca model of sbstemiousUess, and President Cleve- l6Dd, it IS said, hes recently quit the use of stImulants.-N. I, World,
 The Irish -Anerican Anti-Free- trade League oi which F. H. McNamee Is the President, promises to have 5000 men in line in the big New York iu honor of the arrival of James G. Blaine.
 The Seventh Wsrd Republicans of Troyu N. r. have formed s club which will l work for Harrison and Morton. Of the | sixty members who placed their names | on the roll twenty voted for Cleveland | in 1SS4., In some par of the country | the Democrats are actually stampeding | from their party. Free-trade means 1 ruin Co sll she manufacturing districts, l and the Democrats in those localities | appreciate the fact,
 The brilliant John |. Wire of Virginia | will give Harrison and Morton sn earn | es. and uniaIling support iE that State. | All of which reminds us to say to Will | liam MshOne: Go thou and do like | Wise.-PhIladeiphis Press.
 The Indianapolis News. who has been an independent sheet wlIh decided | Democratic tendsney, has wheeled in- to line for Harnson. The influence of | the News means many thousand votes | for tke Republican nominees.
 The Pacifis Coast will have sn oppos- 1 tunity In November to even-up with the | Democratic for refusing to proteo. | the raisIn industry, which promised |? l grow into importance. but which Free | trade will destroy.-OnAha Republl- | can,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
PAUSE AND PERUSE!

Our house Is essentially of Bargains Low values abound everywherein every department Were not so could not have intercepted and held the volume of trade which We have We buy FIVE times the quantity of goods ot store in this city Our adv antage easily seen Why not enjoy the benefit of it?
 Here of the Values which we are offering Those at distance thousand miles away-by our we'll regulated system of shopping by ma obtain the same ad vantages trading in person. Orders for the following des crbed goods should be sent quickly the stock will doubt less soon be exhausted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
ETGTI NIght 1 SCratGhRd
Uutil the skin was raw. Body covered with scales like spots of mortar. Cured by the Cnticnra Remedies.

Until the skin was raw. Body covered with
 scales lake spots of mortar. Cured by the
 Cuticara Remedies.
 Gm going tO tell you Or the extraord 'nsry Chaug- your CUTICUBA EE.f DIEs performed on me. ArOut the lst of \ prIl last l noticed some ged pImplss like coming out all over my body, tut thOlght nothing ui It until come time later Ou. Whan it began tn lSog lika spots Ot mortar spotted on. and which came otf in layers accom- panied with itching. l would scratch every night until was raw. thes the next night the scales being formed msanwh le. were scrafched of a-.in In vain did l consult all the doctors in the country. but without aid. After giving up s.ltUpes uf recovery. lhappcue.i to see sn adver- t--ment Ia the nassEapsr GboGt your CUTICUuA A ssMEDIEs. ard pnrchassj them from my drug s', and oh.uiuad most iwmedin'e lei ef. 1 b gun SO IOtice ihHt tEe sc Iy osuptions graduA'- lF dropped cft and disappeared one by one and have bseu ful cared, had tho dIs ase thirteen months be:0re beg. .n iEkIug th3 CUIICURA RE- MEnfEs ar q m four or tVe weeks was entirely cured. My disease vas ecZaml ard psoriasis ! recommended the tUrICURk kEsIt Dies tO all n my v.cIIity, and know cf a great msny who have taken them. es peciallT mothers who have babes with scaly sruptloEs on their heads Hnd yUU Tor wLR' cha C TI U-it kE.fEuTTs hare been we an awful -pectacls to h..ho.d. Now uy skin is E- nicc and clear rs a bahy'-
 Sept. 2i. Iss7. '''
 Feb. .. isss-Sot a trace uha' 'sosver of the dis ease from which suffered Las shIsu if-clf since my care. GEO. COFEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
The Country is Safe

The Grandmother has sent very good rain and for the summer season bss sent fresh Armors Kansas City pigs feet. ismily picklsd pork, sugar cured ham, breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigb- ing 220 pounds and also 8 carload of Apbeuser-Busch lager beer. Prices req sonable, MsFum Osrum.
 JOSEPH DURB.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

We cannot do justice Co the estsem in which tUuCCIlN. tho greet Sklu Cure. and U-rICUAA Soar. an eXl site Ekiu BeautIfiG S,pFspa q from I;, and jUTiCUEA issSOLyEST. the new Blood Pu- rIier, Urs held hy th- thou-ards upon thousands vtoFe lives have been made happy by the cure of g-uuz,us. humIlIstIng, itching. ecaly and pimp- , d.sea-ss of the skIu. scalp and hood, with .Jss of hair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
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let tEst cold of yours run on. You think it IS light thing. But 1t may run Into cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia, Or consumption.
 Cstsrrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia IS dangerous. Consumption is death ii- self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of all obsiruc- tious and offensive matter. Otherwise there IS trouble ahead.
 All the diseases of these parts, head, nose. throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, can be delightiully and entirely cured by the use ci Boschee's German Syrup. IT you don't know this already, thou sand and thousands of people can tell you. They have been cured by It. and "know how It IS, themselves Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

Sing a song of nouescnse Si ly Mary Ann: Nav is Iu the kitchen Working Ike e man. Faw IS in the counting house. IoIlug hard for money You ara in the psriur Don't you think lt fanny Sing your song of nonsense, Some time. Mary Ann. lou'll be Tn ths kitchen Working like a man. Husband in the counting house Raining little money: Daughter ID tho parlor Then it won't be funny.
 Chicago Sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

DTNTPLES blsca- -hoad-. red. rough, clappSd l : M and oIly skIr perverted by CUuCUsA SOAP.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

Sold everywhere. Price CUTICUHA 5Oc ;s,AP, 25 REsoLEyNr, Sl. Prepared by tss FOrrEG DRUG AND CHFyrC l. Co BystDu, Mass.
 gr-S, nd for How to ure Skiu DI-sases," ," G4 pages. SO illustrations. and IOO test nOuIAls-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
WHY i? 

HHF do I have this drowsy, life. Isss feelIngf WHY do 1 have Back. aeqe! WHY Neuralgia and Rheu. mahsmi WHY does ScrofuIou, taiat and Erysipslas show itselfF
 BECAtsE your blood is filled with Poison, which must be Com. pIetely Eradicated before yon can regaln health. YoH must % to tbe root Of the matter. Put the Kidpevs the great and only blood purifyine organs-in complete order, which is complete health, and with
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

know this
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

There is no stand.stiu fin dis. ease. You are either Crowine, peter or Worse. How is it with
 WHY not to-day resort to that medicine which has verifably Cured Miinens' and which will cure you if you will give it a chance ?
 - All of Warmers preparations are Fnreiy Vegetable. They are made 2n honor. They are time-tried. They are Nc New Discovery, Un- tried and Worthless, on the con trsry, they have stood the tsst-.hey have proved their superiority. They stsnd alone in pre-eminent merit, and YOU EN0Tg 1T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES CAL ZINFANDEL, by the barrel, zoe. per gallon. by the gallon 85c
 by the bottle 2Oc All kds California Wines Kentucky Liquors Anheuse Busch bottled Beer.
 AGENT ARMOURs PACKING HoUsE. and California Lobster Salmon Mustard Tomato Stuffed usual prices ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
 JOSEPH DURR, Tucson, A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
WARHER's SAFE CURE

and WARNER's SAFE PILLS your Cure is Certain.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

II is now predicted that the Mills bill vill pBss the House about the first oi August,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
HIT BY A TRAIN,
EDWARD WILSON HURLED OVER AN BM.
BANKNENE YESTERDAY,
And has a Miraculous Rcaas fon Dsatk-Lyns
at In HSpsA n a PrscarOus Con-
tIhon-SM Another CASE.

This morning VIC score another victim Of
the trssk.walking habit.
This time The unfortunate wss not killed,
but ii is an open question whether he will
get we'll Or not.
About IL o'clock yesterday morning.
while Edward Wilson, whose home is at
JollihTs store, Knob Fork, Weizsl county,
was walking into the city, Overthe track
of the B. & O., be wa struck BY engine
No. 7S1, at q point near The Narrows, Just
below Benwood, and hurled from
the track over the bank. The
train was stopped, end the wounded
man placed in the cah0Sse and brought up
to TIE depot in this city, where Dr.. Wilson
attended him. Under direction Of the
Doctor, Wilson was taken TO the Hospital,
in IN express wagon, by Officers West snd
Grubler, and there an examination Of his
injuries were made. 1t was found The
engine had struck him on the left hip snd
left arm, and although no bones were
broken, the patient had evidently sus.
tanned q very severe shaking up, and was
probably hurt internally. Last night he
was suffering greatly, and the probabilities
as to his recovery could not be given with
anything like accuracy by his physician.
Wilson is q married man, and has .
family. His escape from death is regarded
as miraculous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
WILL HOLD A CONVENTION

To Select . City notwithstanding OF
the Republican Executive Committee.
The Republican City Executive Com
mittee held another meeting in the Lincoln
Club rOOms last evening to complete their
work. A toll attendance Of the committee
was present, Alexander Maxwell having
been elected from the Seventh ward to fill
the vacancy cccasiorei by the death Of T.
G. Young.
It was decided to held primaries on Sat
urday, December %, at which five dele
gates will be elected from each ward who
viii meet in convention on the following
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock to nominate
a foil city ticket, except for members OF
Council, who will be selected at suggestion
meetings to be held in the different wards,
the dates Of such meetings to be named
hy the ward committeeman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
AT LAST
THE REPUBLICANS SUCCEED IN PASSING
THB GERRYMANDER MEASURE.
A Very Brief Session OF the First Branch, Las
~Evsning-Ths Legal Aspects Of
The Case.

The gsrrymander ordinance Is through.
The average Republican ~oficeholder IN
der the city government feels mors secure.
At least he recognizes that his party In
Couccil has done an unfair, unusual and
unlawful thing, to the end that Republi-
can control in city affairs may be perpetu'
ate5, and be hopes the end desired and
aimed ut may be accomplished.
Psrhsp, it will, and then perhaps it
won't.
The First Branch of Council met in
special session last night, and finally passed
the pending political measure. None but
Republican members responded TO the call
for the meeting, those present being
Messrs. Backman, Dob6ins, Faris. Hsller,
MetSuer, MeGregor, schultss, Tracy and
Ulrich.
Mr.. Ulrich took'the chair, in the absence
of HIS Honor the Mayor, about hall. past
seven o'clock, aud the minutes OF the seS-
son of the previous evening were read.
The gerrymsnder ordinance was tben
taken mp, read By its title, and passed
unanimously, and like action was had with
the supplemental ordioancs, changing the
voting place in the Sixth ward.
His Hocor the Mayor came in Just as
the vote was announced on the ordinance
last above named, aud took his seat just IN
time to put a motion to adjourn.
Yesterday afternoon counsel for the
Democratic members of Council applied to
Judge Jacob, in Chambers, for an jnjunc-
ton restraining Council from completing
the passage of the gerrymsnder ordinance.
The application was Lot granted, the
Court having doubts as to its right to To-
terfere with o legislative body, while in
the act of passing a law, but stated that II
the measure pandiug was irregular, IN
lawful, or in excess Of the 20 Hers vesteo
in Council, measures could then bs In
stituted to prevent IFS application. AS
there seems to be no doubt but that Coun'
Gil has exceeded its powers, in this case,
further proceedings may be expected at
once.
Prior to 1892 the Legislative enactment
in force relative to the enumeration Of the
population of the city, ap~portionment Of
Cour Gil, etc , provided that such enumer,
alton aud appointment should be made
at least opcs in every five years. At TIE
session of 1923 this act was amended &C
rs TO read, at least once in every tenth
year" etc. This is quite a change from
the Language of the p:ior statute. Under
the cid law, the superintendent had to be
made sat least once in five years." bat
might be made much oftener-at any time
Under tie new law, the apportionment
cannot be made except in every tenth
year." Then it must be done, and can be
amended, or changed rs may be desired
during that year, but the year once passed,
it must remain unchanged until the next
tenth year" com s around This would
make the next lawful change come in 1898
and would rule the present political trick
out. The undoubtsd object CT the law IL
to prevent Just such a little game 8 isn now
being worked on the community for parti'
san purposes.