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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-11-02

A full line of foreign and native nuts In
stock at all times. Wd quote few prices
Paper shell almonds 30c per lb,
English walnuts zoe Z"
Cream nnta l5c q -
hazle nuts e0c
Mixed nu.s lSc
You will find our goods all new and
guaranteed to be the best. GREAT EASTERN
Clark d Son offer some attractive bar,
gains in Dress Goods,
We have this week received fine line
metal stand lamps. Prices $500 70 $3.50.
See them before buying. GREAT EAsTRRA.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-11-02

etC. Iney'il tAke away tndt tife0
feeling giving new life and strength.
a1send cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture, Moorish Maiden"
THEATHLopHoR0s co. ff2 waHst M
Ifyou want Coats of any kind 1t will pay
TO go TO Clark & Son.
"
One OF the best jobs in white huck towels
damask borders, 35c apiece.
Down pillows and down slumber rolls
for covering at Clark & Sons.
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Sweet potatoes and cranberries.
GREAT EASTERN.
Elegant black fur trimmings wide and
narrow at Ii. W. SLOAN'S.
You will find full lines Of Hosiery Un-
derwear etc. at Clark & Sons.
The largest stock of overcoats in the
country can be seen at ID. Lowenberg's
popular clothing store.
The Dunlap, Miller and Youman styles
i'll hats Full stock Just received at the
leading hat store of d. Lowenbergs.
Fine white Jersey ribbed underwear for
infants now in stock. II. W. SLOAN.
For Fannels, Blankets and Comforts 60
| to Clark 81 Son.
We have bought gross of lamps COM
plete. One will be given with a pound of
| tea. viii give you due notice Of their ar
rival. GREAT EASTERN.
A fine line Of REAL sEAL-sKIN GAPS just
| received at the popular clothing store OF ID.
Lowenberg's.
A fine line of vases are coming next
week. Something new and handsome.
Stop in aid see them. GREAT EASTERN
| A full line of under clothing cheap and
good in scarlet, grey and white at Lowen-
bergs.
Niagara corn starch &c.
| Niagara gloss starch, 3lbs, 20c
Niagara gloss starch, ID package &c
We are also jobbers OF this brand Of
starch. GREAT EASTERN.
A new lot of silk Gimp trimmings in all
colors at II. W. SLOANS.
| boxes famous Duchess this week again.
| GREAT EASTERN.
Double face canton flannels
| at II. W. SLOAN'S.
| ---.--
| Starch, corn starch, gloss starch.
| GREAT EASTERN.
| For stylish suit put up in city style,
| perfect fit and satisfaction always can be
had at d. Lowenberg's merchant tailoring
Call and see the newest styles.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

J. W. SHASKLIS, eI-surveyor general of California, who has superintended some of the largest irrigation works in th at state and Arizons, was ID Fl Paso the other day, and the Times of that oity interviewed him on the question O! irrigation. He said:
 The first thing IS to determine whether you have a sufficient amount of land, an adequate supply of water, and a sufi- cient fall to carry the water, These are questions for the civil engineer to an swer. If they are answered ID the sf- firmative, the next question IS to get the money to do the work. One very good plan for raising the money IS to get the land o Gner who Is to be benefited 10 bind himself to pay, say S7.5O per acre whenever the water shall have been brough. to hIs land in sufficient qusntI- ty for irrigation. This sum amounts to 6 Sl 200 water right for each quarter sec tiOn, and to this must be added, say, Sl per acre for the use of the water. When the S7.50 per sore IS once pledged, there is no difficulty m floating stock and rAis- ing money to construct the canal And the results are exceedingly profitable to the land owner. for the land which cost him perhaps S2 90 per acre in the first place, and is valueless without irrigs- tion. becomes, by tho payment Of S7.5O more per scrs, or BIO 10 all, worth from 3l00 to $500 per ncre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Territorial News.
Clifton Clarion

The Tucson CITIZEN IS misinformed when 1t states that l50 miners are wspt- ed Bt Clifton. Such IS not the case.
 It is reported. that party of monied men from Silver City will shortly visit Clifton with a view of investing in q stamp mill, providing the district will show enough ore to warrant the ven- ture.
 The Arizona Copper company are making 6 very satisfactory run from the three furnaces DOW in blast. They have already produced and shipped so far this month over 100. 900 pounds. .ot matter alone.
 Workmen have been busy the past week in making the necessary alters- tIons and improvements to the old of- fees of the Arizona Copper company, getting the same in readiness for occu- papcy by tbe lodge of F. A. M. soon 10 be organized.
 Captaiu Lee with his troop, has been transferred from Fort Thomas to San Carlos, and Captain Reyes and troop from Thomas to Grant. This lesves but two companies stationed st Fort Thomas.
 (Daily Reserve)
 A private letter from Critteuden states that the town is quite lively and ihsi large number of men are employed 10 the place. A large force is st work on inc smelter and John Smith has force ot ten men st work on bis stone hotel building.
 Troop I. Fourth Cavalry, OiPtsin Woods troop, IS now op the march rom Unachuos 10 Cslabases, where they will arrive today or tomorrow. Accom- nanying the troop IS & pack train camp wagons, etc, bu, why they are oeins sept to Cslsbssss could not be learned
 A Mexican with his snsiomicsl ma chipery closged with low priced hquoI isst night, arrived at the concluslcn ihs' ba ovned the town. Officer Dittlepsge csurht him in the act, and retired him 70 the bastile for the night. Inis % mo.n- ino Justice Crawford gave him thlt.y days or thirty dollars. He took 'ne former.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

THE New York Sun thus tsunts the poor mugwumps with the fall of their idol
 Remember how glesfully the ghouJ- ish mugwump, ID his beginning, tickled himself with the idea that President Cleveland would whip the democrats into line"
 Into line" meant into line with the mugwumps.
 It is now conspicuouslT demonstrated that the democracy is. indeed. in hne. The almost solid front presented by the democratic office holders shows the ns- ture of the whipping which the Presi- dent has applied 10 them. It WAS like love pats full of unsdultersted partisan sympathy.
 So the line once dreamed of by the mugwumps has turned out to be the democratic line; and ss for Mir. Cleve- land, be has been brought into line with tn. party, not the party into line with him."-New Mexican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Electric Ritters.

This remedy IS becoLiDg SO well known and SO popular ss to need DO special mention. All who have used ElectriC Bitters sing the same song of praise.-A purer medicine does not exist and 1t Is guaranteed to do all that Is clsimei Electric Bitters will cure all diseases oi the liver and kidneys. will remOvs pim- ples. boils. salt rheum and other sffrc lions caused by impure blood Will drive mslaris from the system and pFe vent as well as cure all mslarisl fevers. For cure of headache. constipation indigestion try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or money rs- funded-Price 90 cts. and Sl.00 Fer bot tie at Geo. Msrtiu's drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

POSTMASTER GENERAL DICKINSON hss issued circular regarding permissible writing and printing on second. third and fourth-clsss matter, pointing ont that the restrictions are substantially the same as under the old law. but pointing out also that none of the ra- strlctions imposed by Postmaster Gen. ersl Villas hold good. The old law as ip- serpreted by Republican officials did not embsrrsss business. The interpre- tation of the law by Democratic officials did cause great inconvenience Co busi- ness men and all others using the mails. and so strong was the feeling among the people that Congress proceeded at once to the enactment of 6 new law to clear up the confusion. Now the new Postmaster General says the new law repeats former regulations, and be issues instructions permitting just what Post master Villas tried to prohibit.-In.er- Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Conner and Lead Market.

CoPPER-Consumers seem more dis posed to come into the market now. and although they have really .os done very much lately, there are indications that they can not bold of much longer. Cast inx copper IS pretty scarce and we must quote some l5Gl61<, according to brand and time of delivery. Transactions in Lake copper have been very heavy dur inx the week and he closing prices are: Spot, 1920; February 16.30 to 1885; March, 1850; April, 1875. IL is under stood that severn, sales of copper have been made for export In LopdoD, Cnili Bars gre quoted during the week ss low as E74 l0s, to E74 15s., and tbe price has been huotusi:ng considerably. This morning the opening price was E76, but later on E75 5s- vss accepted. and the closing price is E75 los.
 LEAD has been rather demorsliEed. A sale vss reported at 4t0c, and after ward 465 vss paid. but she closing prises to-day are better again, and tbls afternoon Murch lead was sold st 4S5. The foreign market is dull, Spanish lead selling in London si fH los, and Eng lIsh al El4 l5s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

Fon the yesr ending Decem Der 3lst, 1887, the followIng mining dividends were paid by the states here given: Colorado, s1, ,427. 800; Montana, S3,l27,- SIS; Michigan, sl ,575, 900; Idaho. S75,OOO; Dakota, S5OO,75O; Usah, s1,S57 y5OO; Nevada, q, BPS 900; California, 2,O7s; New Mexico. s79. 900; Missouri, s93.OOO; Arizona, 175.OOO. Montana heads the lrst of dividend producers by nearly two millions of dollars, while Idaho stands at the bottom. Colorado has eight dividend paying mines, Montana ten, Michigan seven, Idaho two, Dakota siI, Nevada five. Utah four, California nine, Montana nine, New Mexico three. Mis- souri two and Arizona one. The largest dividend paid by sny one mine was S2,- 900 900, by the Granite Mountain. Mon tana. Cons, California and Virginia, of Nevada. follow second with Sl, 5000, Calumet and Hecls. of Michigan, with its S1.OO0,OO0 comes in third, and the Ontario of Utah, a close fourth, with its S9OO 900. CslIfornis's best effort IS that of the Plymouth Consolidated, s375 ,OOO, Colorado's Iron Silver, S3OO.OOO, Mis- souri, St, Joseph Lead, s9OOOO, Idaho, two; the Bellevue and Viols, each sSI,- 800; Arizona has but one representative: 1: the Silver King, but it's dividend ot sl75OOO exceeds by s2l OoO that of Nes Mexico and Idaho combined.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

TIE Courier announced few days since that "old John" Marion was sick snd had gone to bed. Since that Im- portan. event was gwen to the world, It Is pai.tully evident that 'old John" has had the nightmare and that the Indian fin7 ot which ihe Courier IS a part or the charmed circle. has been riding him over the storm-swept hills of YsvspaL- Indian rings" and Indiso ring thieves
 Is the refrain that goes sadly out on every whispering wind. The enforced absence of General Crook and the pro posed abandonment of Fort Whipple together with the skedsdling of slI fst bruy contracts to thIs fair southern eAme, is enough to wither the northern Dine. But man was made to mourn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

TIE contract entered intered into be- tween the Tucson Water Company and
 the city of Tucson whereby the former guarantees to the letter for the term of one year, with the privilege of four more years at the same rate, the right of us ing its fire hydrsnts together with water in sufficient quantities Co supply two wagons for: street sprinkliug purposes; also water in sufficient quantities to irri- gate all trees planted by or with the su- thority and consent of the city; also ws- far in sufficient quantities to irrigste Church and Court Plazas if the cisy shall SO desire; also sufficient water for use m all public buildings, for the con sideration of sI5O per month. It now behooves the city authorities 10 make the best of the bargain which certainly Dromises fair, for the water must be maid for whether it be used or not. So far ss the Council is concerned, they purpope to exhaust their efforts In that d;,actiop. but to ins ure success they need the cooperation of every property holder in the city, and thIs for personal interests. to say nothing of public vel fare should be cordially e1teDded to ,ham If has been suggested that 6 meeting be called and the work in hand. an far ss practicable. be entrusted to committees of public spirited citizens. This plan, in addition to being inerpens. iva will relieve the Council of much of ,be care that otherwise would be entail
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Handsome Gems

For some time past Chief of Police Oaks and the night force, has been ID the habit of rounding up suspicious characters, and confining them over night ID the cooler; turning them loose Tn the morning, and compelling them to leave town One of the gentry re- ierTed to, released yesterday morning on the usual condition, of leaving ID 8 short time, was no sooner out of jail thsn he made sn stte9 pt to sell Cot pie of diamond studs worth SSO. and also 8 very handsome pearl stud, to parties in town, but without success. This coming to the ears of the chief, be instituted 6 search for the man, and found that he had left. The chief st once dispatched an officer after him, who overlook him not far out, and brought him back. A search revealed the articles, and the party was locked up, pending an investigation. The studs are iDclosed in s white velvet jewel case, upon the inside of which IS the inscription. 70. M. Schumann and Sons. Union Square" The articles are now in the possession O. the chief svail in an owner. The arrested party claims that hs purchased the gems in Me1ico. Pros pector
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
What am I to Do?

The symptoms of BillIousness are 1n- ,.nniIv but too we'll known, They oi- fer in different individuals 10 some e1- ,ept. A Bilious man is seldom break ;.., eater. Too frequently, alas, be nag an excellent appetite for liquids 3nI
 one for solids of 6 morning: hls tongue will hardly besr inspection S sny time; if it is not white and iufieu' ii is rough, st all events. o,
 The digestive system is wholly out oi
 .5ar and D1srrhes or Constipation onsy be s symptom or the the two may S sisoS,nsts- There are often Hemor- pboids or even loss of blood; There m.x he eiddiness and often headache and % scIdity or fissulence and tenderness ,n n ,hs nit of the etomsch. To correct all this if not effec, s cure. try 9reen aneusi Flower, # costs but triie ana thoussnds attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

Iy every contested election case com ing before the house committee on cleo ton, the Republicans have been worst el. 1.-the contestant was 8 Repuoll- Gan. the mGjorty reported adversely to tis claims; if a democrat, they unseated tae republican and either gave it to his opponent or declared the place vacant, ss that of White coming from the Sixth Congressional District of Indiana. There is & chance of the next presidential cleo ton being thrown into the House and the democrats do not purpose to run any chances. and so weed out republicans by far means and foul.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
A Stern Chase.

One of the most genial spirits in Tue
 s9n is dealer in explosives. The char
 sctsr of his business calls him all ever
 the country, and he never returns home
 without a good story to recount. or a
 novelty in some direction. and Tucson Is
 indebted to him for many hours of sun
 shine and happiness; but 8 serious
 question prevails in our burg. as Co
 whether, as years heap up their burdens
 of care and love, his memory Is not
 becoming seriously defective, 10 the dis
 advantage of the town. A few days since, as the guests of Benson hotel had gathered around tre cheerful fire. listening to the after meal gossip, our friend from Tucson dropped quietly into the little circle, with a noisless step that bespoke but little of his calling. and at once became the attractive centre cf srsvitstion, bat the hearts made happy by his opportune appearance were soon to be torn ssunder by the ill timed an
 nounoemsDt that he was goIng to Tue son on s spsclsl freight The announce ment was followed by 6 general hand shaking and the boys went out on the walk 10 See the train go of They were not kept long waiting but were surprised when the csboose hove In sight, st not seeing the familiar Hercules hke-hgu and the graceful waving hand of our friend. The train hsd not proceeded over two or three hundred yards. and the guests were just returning within the hotel, when like flash of tightening 8 figure was seen to dart from the depot and run with mad desperation after ths fast disappearing train. Grip in enc hand, and s blanket in the other. the pietureeQueness of the scene was com plete- Not 8 moment did be look 10 ths right or the left, but onward. ever on ward, was his Tightening course. The guests of the hotel became interested and excited. With western ohsrscteri- kstion bets were freely offered and taken. Cries of If he don't fall, he'll catch the Irsin before 10 gets around the hill Hes runnIng sgslns. great odds on the track" "A trains speed increases and 8 mans decreases "He'll win, If be don't throw & shoe" He's too fat for long race" He runs like a daisy" By George, amt he..tsst." He has dropped his blanket" See hIm go now" 'Ihe grip has dropped" He still runs
 The train is around the hill" 50 IS he man" Wonder what the powder man was doing that he did not come ,ut on the platform and hold out an hand" Say you don't think the fellow that did the running Ess him" Send for his grip-ssck and lee if it will identify him Put 1t in he hotel until it is called for; you can't tell bow far he will run" "How are We 10 decide on our bets" etc, etc. with put end. To the present time the grip is uncalled for and our genial compan ion has forgotton to tell where he WAs when the fellow did the running
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

Ara meeting of the Premiers Of the several Provinces recently held in Que bee, the following sensible, but to Eng land, peppery resolution was adopted.
 "Ii may be huIailisting to face 1t, oui ' Is fact, that Great Britain has 70 per cent 0, our carrying trade, and she wish e' 10 rets,n 1t. She has large financial Interests which would be ieopsrdized by toy conflict winch might arise, and she cannot afford to disturb the amicsole fela'lons which obtain between the two lahons to settle dispute about a few oscEerel and cod6sh, or the right so pafohase bait or enjoy certain privileges 10 Canadian ports. But at the same Une, England is not anxious to see the ports of the United States open to Can sas Tor trade, while they are closed against her, at least to the extent of 8 'sndr which is suggestive of a prohibi- ton,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

THE oleomsrgerine war is about 10 be fsaeved. The butter makers still claim 10 be uorking at 8 disadvantage with iae oleomargsrine manufacturers and noE in addition to the special brand iorced upon the latter by congressionai enactment, they want to give 1t sPe- cisl colnr-pink for instsnce-hoPins thereby to prejudice consumers against it The manifest injustice Of such a nsssure is bound to kill 1t. lt butter ns1ufacturers made better butter and les. bad axle grease, they would have blshttle to fear from oleomargsflne coupetition, but unfortunately they do not, hence the cry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

TEE Florence canal project is one of the grsndest schemes on foot in the ter ritory. and its esrly completion IS snI- iously awaited by hundreds of people vho. wherever its wealth-giving waters reach. purpose to buili homes, cultivate tbe lsnd snd make the desert blossom ss the rose. If there be difference ces in ihe company sn early settlement is looked s5 inst the good work may 20 ahead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER, chairman Of the house committee on territories, referring to she probable action of this committee, says: "The committee will recommend in this Congress the sdmis- sion of four territories ss ststes-DRkota Rs 8 whole, one state, Montana, Wash ington Territory and possibly New Mex ioo." Referring to the disputed points ss to the division of Dakota, Mir. Spring CT says that his committee would be likely to consider the element of popu- ls'ion and not of acres in agreeing upon admission.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

THE call for fifty miners by the sup erlntendent of the Silver Reef mine Im- ples that work on that property is to be pushed ahead. Thst there IS to be 6 general revival of mining industry through Arizona is confidently believed by sII observant of the times. This is especially evident in Pims, PInsl and Giis counties where good properties loag idle, are to be again made to pro S-oa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

TaE Tombstone Prospector has chang si hands. Mrs, Rhets Nash having sur rendered. the lease held by her to its for ner owners who will hereafter conduct tie paper. The Prospecsor was started by J. J. Nash and has been ably msnsg- ed Dy him up to the present time and Vas deserving of better support thsn 1t rscslyed, It will hereafter be published b. the Daily Prospector Publishing Co. vith Mir. s. o. Bsgg at the helm. As with the old, the new management has the best wishes Of the CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY f, 1888

TEE Mexican officers implicated in the ,5ugbole st Nogales about year since, snt for which trIvlal offence they were un-u.,ly sentenced to desth, have been granted & new hearing before the su- rrene court of military justice now sit ups ID the City of Mexico. Generals Nepdez. Msrlscsl, and AguIlsr will cou- sntute the tribunal before which the csse will be taken.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
a.;a.io I.andscane Views.

Willis P. Haynes. landscape photo
 nhar m solioits contracts for photo Eph;no town. ranch and mining prop srsN None but first class work finished eI aai;vered. A complete series Of superb Tucson views for ssie A' rieiSn- mans drug store
 Ofice and laboratory osone s'enae' Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Is Consumption Ineurable3

Bead the following; Mr. O H. Nor ris, Newark, Ark., says: "Wss down with Absoess of Lungs, and friends and physicians prosounesd nc an incursbls oonsumpuve. Began taking Dr. King New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to over see the vork on my farm It is the finest medicine ever nade.'
 Jesse Middlevart, Eesstur. Ohio, says: Had it not been for Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption vould have died of lung troubles. Was given up by doctors- Am now in best Of health" Try it. Sample bottles free st Geo. Martins drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Warrants Payable.

Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing Pima County Warrants are now due and payable at my office in Tucson viz:
 General Fund warrants issue of 1887, from No. 232 to No. 452 both numbers inclusive) and also, General Fund war rants registered prior to July 10th, 1887.
 JOHN s. WOOD, Treas.
 Ben Heney Deputy. Tucaon A T. Jan f. &
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Indian DenrehhtiOns.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depredsrons in Arzona and New Mexico. will find 1t to their in terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned in regards to the same, laws recently passed by Congress to re Imburse all parties who have suffered such losses. WM. O. DWELL,
 dkv-3m Att'y-at-Law, Prescott, A. T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

"Ay sttsntiou. after suffering with COnstips- tiyn Tor two Oc three ysars, vSs called to Sim eysrythiux else, concluded to try IL. 1 nrst toof winstlassful and Aftervards reduced the doss to . tsespoonful. per direcuOns efter each meal. l found that it had done me so much good that continued It until took two bottles. Since then have not exp-,isnced any difficulty. l keep 1t in mS house and ~ond nos bs vithout 1t but have no use for it. it hay ing cured ns"-GEs. ". SIMS, Assistant Clerk Superior Court, Bibb County. Ga.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Notice.

Tbs, Joseph Vile has removed 70 cor
 of Nes,ils street and Church Pisfs where he buys and sells old a elos to s,so cleaning and repairing done '0 order.