Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

Inc Machinery Depot are just receiy- ing @ car load of Iron Pipe. If
 Barbed fence wire and BsIn wagons. E; Stevens x Hughes.
 El Puerto de Vera Cruz. full stock Mexican tobacco at Jules Club. Two for 25 cents. if
 Rstrigerators, Ice Oresm Freezers and Water Coolers of all sizes, at Stevens & Hughes.
 4 drunk before Judge Meyer to-day WAS instructed Co wrestle up the costs and go his own wsy.
 w, W. Hall of PheniK has been au pointed to supercede Postmaster Nov ry, the efficient F. NJ. Of that place,
 The Machinery Depot are just in reoipt of e csr load Of the most improved Nov ing Machines and Horse Bskes. If
 Nichv stIll grows in popular favor. It Is she drink iu which Republicans and Democrats bury sll political differences.
 Col. l.. Ii, Jerome, special agent of the Treasury department, returned last evening from an extended leave ir New York.
 Leiut, Leighton Finley I0sh, csvaIry stationed st For: Thomas came m last eTerlng and will remain 6 few days m the cIsy.
 Lss5-An officers cap between Tucson and Lowell. The filder will be rewarded cy returning same to Lieut. E. W. Harris. For. Lowell.
 San Francisco Exchange No. PIT Con sress street is the place to go for a good glass of Coli Beer ana imported 1 Iuncnes Of all kinds.
 Mrs. C.. R. Smith, wife of Mai. Smith, 1 payrcss sster U. S. A. aud hsr two children 1 leave tomorrow evening for the east to be gone several months.
 Nat Fulmer accidentally received & bad cut OF his right hand yesterday. Dr 1 Handy and Dr. fenner promptly dressed the wound and stopped the flow of blood.
 Judge Meyer to-day fined party sc cused of using vulgar language on the streets costs Oi suIs which we're paid. The accused party then had bis scouser arrested and taken before Justice Jacobs for hearing.
 The rutiis under the the auspices of | the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will take place next Saturday evening At C.. | \. R. Hall, corner of Jackson and Con- vent streets. 4 few tickets still remsin unsOld which the ladies are very anxious 90 dispose of and winch should be talk en. i'd Mr, Granville Wheat. the first sheriff Of Pima county. but for the past several years resident of PInBl county, is m the city a guest of Hon. c. R. Drake. | For the past several months be has. SO to speak, been slightly under the weath- CT. and now comes here to seek medical advice.
 As the Southern Pacific pay car has l hitherto oply gone over the road once ID | two months IL has been the custom to l give the employees discountsble vouchers | for the months pay coming 10 them. 1 This bRs, however. been abolished, ss the csr will nov put in its appearance i once every month.
 Cspt. Burgess. one of the owners of [ excellent copper properties few miles | from the Mammoth on The San Pedro, is
 in the city endeBvoring to negotiate for the working Of some of his high grade ores by the Paul smelter, but uniortu- nstely tine latter gentleman is st pre- sent ID California. Capt. Burgess states
 that he car, if suitable arrangements be ! enough in grade to pay well. The ore
 runs from 50 to 70 per cent copper and
 carries its own fuxing matter, and It
 will. he thinks. net large profit 10 haul
 the ore hero for reduction than it VIII to
 snlel!i. on .he ground and SO be obliged
 10 freight coke ID and bullion out. Black l copper oB the dumps here woDld be
 worth IGl5 cents It will require out
 about sIOO to transform the smeileI
 from silver to 8 copper jacket. rl cheap method 70 work low grade
 and refractory ores IS s problem that hos
 receIyed tGe earnest stteatIon oi metal !ursis,s ard mining men withou, sue | cessiul solution, up iO the present hme unless tbs Birmingham electric system
 recently perfected ls oil that IS claimed
 -cr 1T. The New York Fin 4ncIal Roi
 Mining Rec 1rd says, '.he Birmingham
 systen would seem to unlock the blth erto refractory values of suen ores through the application ot cheap mech auicaIs sud electrical appliances ID com
 bIugtlan wish several cneap chem iceli which is is claimed have DOs been usef
 hitherto for the reduction of ores. lhui a complete Hmslgs srn 4tIon is attained D and practically all the gold aDd tiiVel contained ID the ore IS saved. lt II claimed by inc psteutee and propFie-
 tor that this system can be applied to
 nars and settlers in all mIlls, or attach sd to stamp mills: snd that the full Talll inc expeuae is from g to S5 per ton, sc cariipg to the size of the plant and cos uf fusL-Si,ver Belt.
 4 Texas stuokmsn says: There IS
 pbeaa of the protection business that don't think IS generally considered There is Q large amount Ot capital kep , .ut Of this state ID this way. numoel of wealthy cattlemer of the northves
 vyonla come down and invest m Iexs if tbay knew positively that the tstlh oI g cattle be,ween this country and Mexic' | will be preserved. At present " P uolicy or their part to hold oil, oecaus' \ if inc tariff is done away with you ma B real assured that these men wlll take RI
 the cattle they can into Mexico, 10
 there they can lease at two cents pc 2 acre and pay no taxes whatever. A
 things stand now. cattle that come Il ! from Mexico are subjected to duty . l g. 10 SS R head. ] his balances tnings I but supposing free trade exists, how csi
 Texas compete with Mexico? Ostflemel ! from Arizona, Colorado eDd the terri f tories will then go into Mexico en mass | with their cattle and the Texas stock
 men will be totally unable to eompet with the Mexican importer. l kno' from my own personal knowledge ot on large stockmsn who, in She event or ID cattle tariff being taken of, will st one
 place 25.OO0 head of stock in Me1lcS | and there are plenty more who WI follow his example.