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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
In Mako Hash Rolls.

Prenarc the meat as for ordinary hash, cborpiug it very fine Moisten with n spoon ful of cold gravy or meat juice if you have it: add a1 equal quantity of mashed potatoes ,fresh Is b.stl, and the same of stale crumbs f-ra-ed and soaked in cream Work all well together vi:h the hand, make into rolls about three inches long and half the thickneSs' and brown in a hot oven fifteen or twenty mn utes. or you may spread the hash m well greased bread pGn and st in the oven' when 6rowneI on the bottom turn into dish crustsd side up, and send to the taese.-Ne" Orleans PIcayune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
What Is IT?

". q. Osborn, on bis recent visit to Nogalcs, secured for the Pioneers, an ar ticls of curious workmanship found in the lower workings of an old Spanish miue in Sonora. It evidently belonged 10 one of ihe conquestadOres of old, but for what use they put it cannot nov be determined. Iti of metal profusely or nsmeuted, weighs about eight or len pounds and Is b. some thought to be gn immense siirrup, acd al, but tais evidently WAS not its Dse. In form jt tsa.n5What resembles cross, the trans Yer piece being SIX inches wide, SIX teeu Inches long and about three-elghths of gu inch in thickness and ls sur moantsd ct each corner hy a hall oi cop Der. ptohstiy taree-fCurt1s of an inch ID sIgreter. In the center ot thls trans vsr-e plate Gud at right angles with It, is A small triangular shaped piece, with a
 rounded head and containing hole
 some two inches square and by winch ii appears to have been hung up, as ii is .orneyhat worr. In the center Ot and urier the transverse plate is what may fe termed an elongated nGit clrcle, nay ing the gpp-aIaEce Of a stirrup or loo
 rest and from which depends double flat strap, tEentY inches !ong. having
 ths appear4roe Of R tspeiero, or wagon role strap. Gud through which, about ! midway, an crnamentsd rivat had been put. it wGs aeen by Father Moran. and
 he is O.. the opinion thst 1t was orlgin- l sIiy used as B gong; bat, fl 90, Wny The ] louLle fukes or straps with 8 shoaideIeo | -ivet to hold them spart-!n iact' "ha' l is It2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
A Model Editor.

A man who runs paper should know avery human csper. and hold up the torch of knowledge like glesming nld night taper. ,,,,
 He should be profound ss Plato, pliant as a boiled potato. and ss humble to ms nstrous as street and crossing scrap CT. -, .,-o-,,
 He should honor in bis journal every captsin crank and colonel, and dish up their proud achievements n hodge- podse cooked diurnal.
 He should puff-the hardened hst- elubs and concerts, church and choli' with long adjectives sonorous, sNee'' sersphic and supernRL
 He must write the funny column tns' makes all his readers solemn. wiin me fashions, frills and hounces, furoeloNs spd-what dye call 'emY
 Ouell the copy feDd's wlld reVel, souelch and massacre the devil, ana pu' on a brow of thunder that shall pe'ri'y and sppsn 'em. uIv-
 He must be a news-retiector of the " ceum and lectur', and rain down his tsl- fy torrents on the veteran milk insPe0-
 He must be 8 prompt advisor to escI foreign king and kaiser, and Keep SI, r his key-hole telesbope Co dodse ne oiL coltector.-Silver City (N. M'l Lh'si' prise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
The MexIcans and Smallpox.

The Mexican people are said to have one remarkable pecuhsrity, that Of utter disregard of smallpox. A contributor to tbe St. Louis Globe-Demoorst remarks on the snbiect: "I have been ID Duran go several years, and it Is quite common tbere to see children ID sn advanced stage of the diseRse playing on the streets with perfectly healthy children. Tsoon learned that the disease was con- s;dared an esnecial dispensation of Pro yidence for the cleansing away or the wickedness Of humanity, ana tnose "no psss through 1t are considered as among the purified. Smallpox IS nof ne sriy so vlrulept ID Mexico Rs we have II ID this country. sni there is no such thing sS vaccination thought ot by native Me1i- cans."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
SOME FOREIGN NOTEa.

Crematoriums are to bs opened in Turin, San Reno, Bologna and other Italian eitiss
 It is rumOred that the British government will try to establish a tAx on bicycles and tricycles.
 Translators of French works are % plsnty that e2O now pays for the translatioa of any new French novel
 Our word blizzard Is said in England to bs a corruption of the phrase "blaxing hard. applied to a severe gale.
 Any one can now buy . trAnslation of tho "Kaleyala, the epic poem of Finland, which Max Muller pronOunces ths equal of tho "Iliad.H
 A coffee tree in the palm houss In Kew s now bearing such a crop as, authorities say, has been rarely known in tropical countries either for quantity or quality.
 In Mir. GiIbert's new theatre, London, h. stead of footlights there will bs row of electric lights lining the inside of the prosce- nium on both sides and across the top
 An old couple in Lichieres, after eelsorst ing their golden wedding, took to quArrsl- ing. and the man finally throw his wife in the fire, killed her with a heart stab. and cut his own throat.
 The examinations are just over at tho Bar lin Tailoring academy. Last yeer So2 stu- dents from all over the world attended ths institution. Two came from Brarl, two from Cape Town and one from Japan
 Otto Hegner, aged II, is now the leading musical prodigy He plays Liarths "ssupen- dous paraphrass ot Wagners 'Spinnsriied' with the power and the technical proficiency shown by only the greatest of adult Artists, and he displays a thinking power and nnan- cal feeling of which It might be imagined An immature brain was incapable"
 Great preparations have been mAds ai | Shoeburyness for firing what h knovn .. | the jubilee shot A nine-inch oreeehloader will be fired at an elevation of co degs., and | the carriage has had to be much strength enei. The range is expected 10 bs hsfb> | over ten miles Strictly speaking, for iuA-Iae ,l.Yt the gun should have bean elevated | t1 JJ Ccs-.
 | The sultan has given a well known picture | of L.arI Nelson, which was in his Posseszton ta the L1ldJn National gallery. In lT's | -ftsr tue battle of the Nile, Sslim III ssnl .l,I.e very rich gifts to Nelson, among then being the Chclongk, diamond plume onlJ l .,.v,u tO the victorious MussulrnAns Selsos
 gave. tIo portrait in return, painted by 9as
 r-rdi aad Palermo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
r,portant to Teachers and Educators.

T;.I0rtant to Teachers ana Euuchloi -
 M-. Strauss the SupeuntsDdsnt ot P4blic Instruction has made the follow iDq arraazemcrts with the Rail Roads and Stage Liysr;es in the Territory for teachers and those connected win the cause of eiucstiou tO attend the meet ing cf the National Educ cltional Asso- c,ef;ca ID San Francisco, July lf-2O. The Arizong f New Mexico RsIlwHy 10. frnrn Clifton t1 LorisburR, the New Mexico < A-izora Railroad Co. from Noysles to Benson, the U rlcopa & pb@pix Raflrosd, the Prescott < Arlzons CautrnlsRal!way Company will charge one fare for the round ;Iip over then Eoea. The Texas x California Stage Oo Tetween Florence and Casa GEande and inc Norton stage line between Whco1 and Grant wiIl pass sll teachers free hl' other s.oge lines ID Graham County one bsIf fare. The Southern Pacific and the Atlantic and Pacific are to issue one rafa tickets for the round trip. The ln- formation regarding when and at WIA' ststions tickets will be for sale, |ill ot furnIsbed ID due time. With these lloe -rI provisions it is hoped Arizona VII VI
 make n creditsble representation at th' l meeting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
Habits of the Ostrich.

The slpposition that an ostrich lays but one ecg annually, and drops that earelessly in the sand. Is nonsense. So also IS the fam iliar stor, that the bird is in the habit of roiziny his head in the sand, thinking thEt it may thus escape the observation of its pur- Sler. The ostrich is no such fool The fe- male lays as many eggs annually as any roose CT hen, and all the birds in the flock uss the same nest, which is hole dug in the sand in some secluded place where they are safe from disturbance. When there are twenty or thirty eggs tho male bird matches them. sitting upon the nest continually Tor thirty days. and is fed meantime by the fe- males. During the period of incubation the male bird is in an ugly mood and attacks ieree!y with his bill and feet any man or animal that approaches him As the chicks are matched their mothers take care Of them, the brood being divided among the flock by some instinct, and the cock is free to attend to his own affairs again. Very often eggs are found on the pampas, but such have been dropped in tho chase or by hens that have been unable to reach the nest.-Phlladelphia Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
THE ANGgLUa
Ring soft across the dying day.

Ring soft across the dying day,
 AngelIsi Across the timber tinted bay, ''s- T The meadow hushed with sunset my Ring out, and float and melt away, .
 Angelusl The day of toil seems long ago,
 Angelus, While through the deepening vesper glow, Far up where holy lilies blow, The reckoning bell notes rise and flow,
 Angelus! Through dazzling curtains of the west
 Angelusi We see a shrine in roses dr,.Ssed - And lifted high. in vision blest, Our every heart throb Is confessed,
 Angelus! ----. O, has an angel touched the bell, s-Asv v
 Angelusi I'd For nov upon its parting swell, All sorrow seems tO sing farewell: There falls q peace no words can tell
 Augelus!
 -Frnucas L. Mace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
votice to Water Consumers.

Consumers are hereby notified that in order Co connect new Hume and plpe win reservoir, water will be shut oil Sst nrdsy. June ,. at 3 8. ID. and will not be turned nn scaiu until sometime Sunday or ss soon as necessary connections sse made Consumers will govern them salvss accordingly and lay ID sufficient ps' Jos. R-IWstts-
 Manager.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
Bucknn's Arniea Salve.

The Best Sslve in the world for Oass, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Bals Rhsun- Fever Sores. Tester. Ohsppsd Hands. Ohilblsins, Oorrs, and all skin RuP- tions, and positively cures Piles. or no pay required. It is guaranteed ts give perfect satisfaction, or money rsfandsd. Prios 25 cents per box Fer sale sy ose' Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
The Children Ask For It,

And the old folks laugh when they dad that the pleasant California hquid fruis remedy, Syrup of Figs. is more easily taken and more beneficial in iss sssios than after, nsuseous medicines Ii strengN\as the Liver, Kidneys, Ston- ach and V wells, while It arousss them to 6 beslthy stivity. For sale by Fisish msn { Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
Anheuser-Busch Lager Beer.

The grendmother has sent an order for Col. Durr not to sell Lsmps beer for s2-5O per dozen but to sell ou.y the world-renovned, celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer, ice-oold. at t2,60 per dosen. or 25 cents per bottle, Delivered so any pars of the oity without extra charge. WArum Dsrum-
 JssznH Dual-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02

DISTRICT ooURr BLAHKs: Ahoa vit for AsAcAmsat. Undsrsskins oa Attanhnnt srsris's csr;iao.is. of s.ls Os R.A Es.sss 0s
 kxsouaon-
 PROBATE CoURr BI.AsKs: Order dir.etins Notices te bs given to srsditoo Csrrsssts of Win and f.sis 6ana- ord:r dlr:s.,s. 4I.s,as ssi ssss.. Sf Aeshs>> CitAhons. Crsditors Clan. Order appoiasins kdminlsszHtos. Bonds of Admin Lstrasor and nxsss1os. Order sppoirhng Ims for erobsts Ss wn kAA ns :sSsstsss ssea aS. .sd sa S Disss ios as.,.s
 Application to ell PsrsonA ropsry. Aak
 directing Notice to De uysn.
 B.ta,s should Dos bs msd.. Order appointing sAls of Ps<sonAl Propsru. ordss of Bale of Personal ProPsrJ. Order s sgsas SS.s.ias So,,ss scs sss ,o 5. a1.o. Notice of time set for Settlement of Aoea Ackdavit of i've hundrsd dollsrs Improvsasno Arssnsni viiA Publi.h-9 p, CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUsIIcCouk1s compisini.Ju claim and dsiivs1 of PsssD-s und.rssiinx on OlAin and d.ivsrI of Pssss..s And.Sis on claim and dslivsu Of rs-so.s I6d.ys for sss..hn.nt against Bsssds.a Undsrt.kinE on ArtAshmsnts Wnt ok Attachment. Exscution-
 Notice of Appeal.
 SsO Justics Blanks for SS.0o- r..r... ,onr.ining ths following nAnsa blAahs for Jassie..' Court. .n os 'so' se " sddrsss. postaSs paid. Toe so~G 70 Criminal Con nplAnb- 10 WArrsas of Ansst D eaop0ns. DComnitnsn&
 ScsaDisia. Q, O, s D. et P.> r.s- 70 UndsrAkiEp 0 I6davits for Attsohusnt. D Undsr.Akinss On Atts1hn&a 10 Wnts of Attschmsnk D Exscuno1A | no IcknovIsdsnsns (A lsl. ioAsknovlsdEnsnts (n>n and vtfs,. | 10 stipu lations on kppsk. | lD Ssarch WnrAnfa-
 MISCELLANEOUS BLAIks
 Location Notices. | hininG Desds. | Real Estats Ds~ds. l lsal EstAts mortgz9~. Power of AstorusJ.
 Rcod for Dssd ,o Mining Propsrs. | Acknowledgements. | Aekno~lsdxnsnts for Man and Hfa II Aftdayits of Publication
 Notice of Mining Claim.
 sIs1 @xn 5 of ts~s Slsnks srs printed ia e..
 ,,s .ith ths ststutss of Arisooa nd ~ miains la.. of ths United en.s1. Oflsrs sent out of ths oity U. O. U.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
yotiee to Farmers, Businessmen
 Snecnlat0rs.

The undersigned makes 6 specially of nractioinv before the U. s. Land Ofnce st Tucson, \. T.. and will furnish all re- snired information in regard to the stst1s of entries made. Will also fur nisb pl.,s of any given township with abstracts of the entries made.
 Special attention gwen to on'esi ''se7- EARLL H. WEBB,
 fl Tucson, A, T., BoI44.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
List of Letters

Remaining on hand in the office of Wells Fargo X Co. Tucson. A. T.. May 29 lsos; psi.,-rsls Jo-afts Ochobs, Louis Paleu Euela, Maria Orut- Msui1A tl-,Is- M Soto. Zsraflna Fontss. ACapIto saia-, mAreAri'' German. Paula SaltsarS Jesus Hs1sv Frank Wilson, John
 WE. ovERToS. Agt,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
Advertisel Letters

UncIAimed letters remaining in the Post Office at Tucson, Arizona, May 18th. ls'S; ,,... Ai.i.,drs K daMaeario, Romero
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
List of Packages

Remaining on hand in office ot Wells Fargo . Co. Tucson, A. T., May e9, lsos.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
Legal Blanks For Sale at the CITIZEN Ofhce

DISTRICT ooURr BLAHKs: Afhosvit for AtAchmsat. Undsrsakins oa AttAohm0k Iadictmsns, snsrif's Csriiac.tss of sals 0f RsAi ksisss es kxscuaon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
GarernInant Lands

Letters are continually arriving ask ing the price Of public lsnds. and some make a request that agents secure housed for people who live n Indiana, Illinois and Ohio. This arises from the fact that people est srs nos ir;crEaed ln the land lays, sEd ;hlnk tbss all that ia necessary ID taking claims is for the papers to 05 filed by sn agent, and then they can pay out on the land the same as thoagh the purchase was from private individuals.
 Any person except soldiers md sol diers heirs nus.I1skc affidavit that they are acquainted with the lsnd they are offering, and a,Eo make affidavit that to tle best Of their knoglodge sIere IS no mineral on the same.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05

A CORRESPONDENT, in too extended
letter, asks us if the election of Monday
was not held under the charter and not
under the general election law? A mis-
take there is nothing in the charter what
ever, concerning the polling hours at any
election. Moreover, Section 81, of the
charter, to which he refers, provides that
the general laws, so far as not inconsistent
with the charter, shall govern in elections,
and there is no Inconsistency because
the polling hours are not referred to by
the charter, nor indeed any other method
of conducting an election. But TO pat the
matter Beyond all doubt and to answer a
long question, the present schools Of Sac
ramento are not even mentioned in the
charter. They were established and are
maintained under an Act of the Legisla-
ture passed in 1862, while the charter was
not given life until 1868. The Act
creating the School Department stands
alone and independent Of the charter, and
all elections held under it are under the
general laws OF the State; indeed, all cleo
lions, Of every kind in this State, are held
under the general election laws, as to size
and color of tickets, hours for polling, and
all other requirements. The election for
Trustee last March, Our correspondent will
recall, was so held, and the hours pre-
scribed by the general law were observed
just as they were at the Presidential cleo
ton few weeks ago, when we chose some
of our city officers. Our correspondent
also asks how it is possible for the Trustees
to refuse to canvass the returns of
the election boards. The answer should
have been obvious to him. No power can
compel the Trustees to canvass returns OF
pretended election. Their own procla-
nation discloses the fact that legal election
or polling hours were not named, while
the same document declared the election
was to be held under the general laws,
and these laws require the exact polling
hours to be stated. They cannot, there
fore, declare that to be an election which
on its face discioses its invalidity. 1t is
time, fully time, that the authorities
prove by their action that the blunders of
officials shall not be the means of defeating
the right of the people to poll their votes
within the time fixed by the laws. 1t has
happened twice in this city within year,
and it is time to put the seal of official
condemnation, not condonation, upon it.
1t is too dangerous a blunder to adopt.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05

THE Administration treatment of ex-
Consul Mosby, in refusing to pay back to
him fees he had paid in, subject to deter
mination of his legal right to them, has
been rebuked by the Court of Claims. The
Government officials, while admitting that
the fees belonged to Colonel Mosby orig
inally, claimed that as he had turned them
in to the Treasury Department, he had
surrendered his right to them. Had an
ordinary business house set up such a
claim against one of its employees who left
his money in its treasury subject to final
settlement, the business world would have
scorned it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05


cision as unjust in the extreme. and mo-
ton that the State Board take no part in
the Paris Exposition was adopted.
The President of the Board announced
the appointment of a committee of 100 from
counties and ten from the State at large to
take charge of arranging the London exhi-
bition OF California products. The COM
mittee-at-large consists of Governor Water
man, Ex-Governor Perkins. F B. Pond,
Professor E. w. Hilgard. Col. T. II. Good
man. Adam Grant, H. NJ. LaRue, J. D..
Spreckels. P. B. Cornwall and Louis
Schloss. The members from San Fran
cisco are George K. Fitch, w. H. Mills, w.
L. Merry, Frank Dalton, A. T. Dewey,
John 2. Irish, w. R. Hearst and NJ. II. de
Young. Those from Los Angeles are
Eugene Germain, K. w. Jones, DR.. ]. P.
Widney, NJ. L. Wicks and j. B. Lanker-
SHIN. The committee will meet at the
Chamber of Commerce in this city on De-
cember 18Th, to lay out their work.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05

try mainly by the matter it contains in ,
reference to the tariff and the insister- -ce
upon its reformation in the direction upon
which the President went before the jury
of the country in the first week in No
yember and received its verdict.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The ATLAS VS.. Kinks.

fTNHE ALTA BASEBALL CLUB HEREBY
l. challenges the J. F. Hiuk Baseball Club to
match game OF BAH for the sum of $50 sice
and all gate receipts, minus expenses: also f,r
the championship of Northern California The
game TO be played at Sacramento. upon date
agreeable to both parties The clubs are to play
the regular members, and the sid e falling to do
so viii soritit ali moneys deposited
ALTA BASEBALL CLUB.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05
FRUTO. COLUSA COUNTY
EOUNc-rHIP TICKETs-

Exccrsion tickets can be obtained for all i'm
portsnt way stations from our reprs sentative on
the { a H.
cities es follows: IRON every city on SAfuR-
DAY, December sth.
SAN FRANCISCO, from Oakland Ferry 80 A. NJ
SACRAMENTO. from :. z. R. Z. Depot 10 40 A. NJ
DAvIsyILLE. from Depot---.-...-..--..11:I5A A. NJ
WOODLAND. from Depot..---...-.....-.-1I3 81 A. NJ
WILLOWS, from Depot p NJ
irving at fRUlO at 2 o. clock p " and re-
turning leave FRU 10 at 5 o'clock p NJ
ssn Francisco Tickets obiainable at our Office,
N0. 6ls Market street. on FRIDAY al day and
on S S-Tt EbAY NO MING, december Sth, at
I.epot st Oakland Ferry up 10 30 4 NJ
Sacramento Tickets az s. P r. K. pepct SAT-
RDAY MORNING. december eth 70 10 leav-
ing OF train, r:ie: ct ali other stations rpon ar
riesl of train from our representative
For Maps Catalogues md further rarticrlars
inas1i.a of E4bI0N. ELDRIDGE & Co, Auc-
6is Market street. San Frsncisco: or
WNs C. MURDOCH, Willows, CDlusa Co. d54t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05
CAUSE OF THE GRowL.

'At the amount you are eating, sirl Have
you no regard for the feelings OF dyspeptic,
sir?"
''No sirl Go and take a course OF joys vege-
table sarsaparilla and you won't have the
dyspepsia, STRIP
John Argall, of 62S Golden Gate avenue,
writes: you may also use my name as an
additional authority that .The California
Remedy" Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, will
cure dyspepsia and liver and kidney COM
plaint. 1t has done ii for me.''
James Wells, Oakdale, Cal, writes: 81 suf-
fered acutely from dyspepsia for years, scarce
ly taking q meal without the distressing pains
of indigestion. joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
relieved me of it entirely"
L. Houston and J. Hazelwood fatally
shot eleh other on the steps of a church a
Elco III.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.

TN VIEW OF THE INCREASED PRICE OF
i desirable building lots in sacramento, we have
come to the conclusion that lots will have to be
made smaller in order TO come within the reach
OF men of moderate means. Acting upon this,
we recently subdivided that beautiful lot on the
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTEENTH AND K
STREETS into four lots and have sold three
within week. We still have one lot left, 'front.'
ing s. feet ON street and so feet Deep which
we offer for the low price of 1880.
We have now subdlv1ded that desirable lot,
120x16o, on the SOUTHWEST CORNER OF II
AND NINETEENTH STREETS. into five lots, as
follows
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAFFLE-rWo pAJNrINcs

COMPANION STUDIES OF PEoNIEs. BY
~ Miss A. p. Austin. will be rafIled at the Cap
ital hotel, December 9th. Two hundred tickets
BOOK STORE dsstd
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05
Auct1on5a1e

DELL & co /. -ATcrIoyEERs, WILL SELL
- on WEDNESDAY, December 5th, at 10 A.
Il at 927 X street, a large lot of household fur
niture ef all kinds. carpets. etc. Sale positive.
Terms cash. BELL 4 CO., Auctioneers.