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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Miners Convention

The convention of miners to be held
at Ell Paso in December will be one OF
the most important gatherings ever held
in the southwest. Matters OF vital
interest will be discussed, which will
benefit not the miner alone but every
person having property interests in this
great and growing section of country
Every portion will be we'll and ably re
presented, and New Mexico will be heard
In thunder tones advocating the repeal
of the obnoxious "alien act" and clamor.
ing for free and unlimited coinage OF
silver.
No politics will be discussed directly,
as the subject matter will be of equal
interest to both parties, and republican
and democrat alike will work earnestly
toward the accomplishment OF a
desirable end.
The interests at stake are of the
greatest moment, and the meeting when
called together will be one OF the most
enthusiastic Imaginable.
Ell Paso will do the handsome thing,
and considerable amount of money has
been raised already which will be well
spent in entertaining delegates to the
convention. They will meet with roy al
reception, one commensurate with the
Importance of the interests which they
will represent.
The time for the meeting is drawing
near and too much publicity cannot be
given to the matter. The press, ever
foremost is the advocacy of beneficial
measures, has done much towards at
tracing attention to the movement but
may yet accomplish much more by
agitation. Let the Faber pushers OF
the south and west turn themselves
loose, and We'll guarantee that results
will astonish the natives. 1t is a con-
summation devoutly to be wished
Enterprise, Silver City, N. NJ.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Come to Stag.

The terribly aggravated form OF i'm
fluenza, which physicians on the CONT
nent Of Europe designate as sla grippe"
seems to have effect ID a permanent
Judgment this side the Atlantic. 1t
makes its temperance as soon as the
cool weather sets in, and net infrequently
during the summer moaths. In the
spring time it is rampant. Nothing
checks its first attack, or so etfeetually
coanteracts its subsequent ravagss, ss
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The for
tifying, inVigorating influences OF that
benefcient tonic protects the system
against the dangers which beset feeble
physique and weakly constitution con-
sequent upon abrupt transitions OF
temperature. 1t dIffuses genial warmth
through the diaphragm, which is the
best corrective or preventive OF chill,
and is a means Of DeutralizIng the effect
OF expost 70 in damp or rigorous weather.
In dysp spsia, liver complaint. costlve-
ness, rheumatism, malarIal and kidney
troubles it is never resorted 70 without
good results.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
AMONG THE MINES.
Second Bisbee for Marioopa County
A $1,000 a Month Property.

Arizona is to have a second Bisbee. II
is to be situated in western Maricopa
county, one hundred miles from Phenix
and is to be brought forth by the Yuma
Copper company.
Frank Nicholson, prominently con-
nected with the company, is in the city.
He tells that the company is doing
comparatively nothing of late-twenty-
two men are working in the mine at
present, but when in full blast at least
four or five times as many will be en-
ployed.
The delay is from lack of patents-on
the property, the surveys having been
made and the plats filed. They will be
returned by the land Office by January
LIST, and then comes business. A 1000
oct shaft will be sunk, stacks put in
and the force augmented,
1t is a copper property principally
but carries gold and silver, which is all
profit. The hedges are large and clear
ly shown. The grade is not high
about per cenr.-but is sufficient to
pay we'll for the working, saying nothing
OF S205 gold and SO silver to the ton
carried by some of it. Abundant fiux is
found in the immediate vicinity, and
wood for steam can be had, delivered, at
- 90 a cord. Coke comes from West
Virginia, via Galveston and about $50
tons month will be used. The capac-
ity of the present stack is fifty tons for
"A hours and two more will be added at
the beginning Of the year. Water is
piped seven miles, three-inch standard
iron pipe conveying it.
THOUSAND A MONTH PROPERTY.
Mr.. Nicholson has a one-third part
nership iu mine which is small fry
compared with the copper proposition,
but which from the stand point of profit
is one of the biggest things in mineral
in Arizona.
He figures as profits the difference be-
tween an ore which can be worked for
20 cents ton and rock carrying from
So to $40 ton, netting about a thous-
and dollars month.
Such results have not been brought
about without study, being the result
OF careful attention and examination in
the working of gold ores In Nevada and
other points by Mr.. Nicholson. Hav-
ing fully posted On the subject be placed
Huntington nill, capacity twenty-five
tons day, and reports it a splendid
prlverizer." hen with personal atten-
ton to amalgamating full hours of work
days and as much as he could stand Of
nights Mr.. Nicholson brought from the
rock about 70 per cent. tof its gold, in
stead of II per cent, as formerly.
Fifteen men are employed on the
mine, and the 1900 tons on the dump are
being worked as supplementary to the
ore being mined.
NEW ROASTER
A roaster is projected for the Saginaw
aid will be put in soon.
THE RosALIA PROPERTY.
Messrs. Hendrickson and Roth, inter
ested in the Bowling mine, near Gum
sight, came in yesterday and left for
Philadelphia.
They report the intention OF placing
the mill in order for the extraction OF
greater percentage of silver than for
merly produced, and expect to return
for that purpose "soon."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31

--Susano Gonzales comes from Los
Angeles. He arrived Monday and had
$50 in bis pocket. Yesterday morning
be began drinking and this morning
was unable to state where he had lost
his money, being Only very sure that It
was gone.
In the examination of Soledad and
Frank Vaca, charged with violations of
the Edmund's act and begun yesterday,
the woman was released on her own
recogn izance in the sum OF $50 and
Vaca was held in the sum of $500.
From Ben son vicinity NJ. j. Jones.
a rancher there, reports that cattle are
in fair condition and that the range is
such that DO stock will be lost unless
overcrowded by csttie.from other ranges.
Another Chinese restaurant, at the
corner of Church plaza and Camp street,
formerly occupied byiA. b. Palmer as
paint shop, has been opened. 1t is
known as the New York" restaurant.
Two more crews were added yester-
day at the railroad, one east, the other
west. The bulk of the present freight
moving comes from California, consist
ing of hops, raisil.s and canned goods.
Sixteen crews are moving east and thir-
teen west. Nearly daily two or three
crews are dead headed" west,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
A hoy Who was Honest.

Tucson is out with a small boy who is
honest.
A Tucson lady was making calls yes
terday. She had just been seated when
ragged small boy knocked at the door
and asked for lady in black dress,
just arrived there. The newcomer wore
black dress ard was naturally
surprised and somewhat alarmed, think
ing he had message for her.
"I've got a dollar for you." he S id.
"You dropped 1t over there, when You
opened your purse" The lady and
friends on whom she was calling were
dumbfounded of surprise. They soon r.
covered, however, gave the boy pleI ty
of good advice 10 pursue the methods
he had so well begun, ard a quarter,
which was probably much more TO his
inclination.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
WRECKED A HOME.
A Wife Murdered and a Husband
Given Ten Years Through L. Garcia.

Leonardo Garcia was yesterday
brought from Solomonville by Deputy
Marshal Jack O'Neil, to await action of
the grand jury for violation Of the Ed
munds act.
He is the indirect cause OF the muir
der Of wife and sentence of ten years
for her husband. The husband in the
case is named Elijo. He is Mexican of
OF small stature-much smaller than
Garcia. Last June Elijo went to his
home and found Garcia there with his
wife. He was indignant, but he was
unarmed, ana also smaller man than
Garcia. The result was that Garcia
drove him from his own home.
He returned week later. Then he
was not unarmed. He had a large
knife, his wife was alone, and be
stabbed her through the heart.
Elijo was arrested, plead guilty to
manslaughter ard last week got SEN
tence OF ten years.
Then he took retaliation on the
wrecker of his home. He caused Garcia
to be arrested for violation of the Ed
mund's act, appeared against HIM, re-
sultinQ in Garcia being held in the sum
of $500. Garcia comes up for trial at
Florence IN few weeks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Obituary,

MIR. Samuel Pearson who died in the
Sisters hospital about week ago des-
erves more than a passing notice. BE
was for long time prosperous farmer
on the San Pedro and one Of the best
citizens of the county. His health was
usually good and although we'll advanced
in age he appeared, to within short
time of his death, to nave many years
of useful life before him. On being
taken i'll with jsundice ne came to Tue
son for medical treatment and on advice
of his physician, went to the Sisters
hospital where the best OF care could be
given him His age however, told
against him and be gradually succu NIB,
ed to the disease and at length passed
quietly away. His death was much
regretted. The property of which ne
died possessed, was left to friends on
the San Pedro. He was about 81 years
Of age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Fair Play.

EDITOR CITIzEN:-I call the attention
of the people of Tucson to the
following order by our mayor:
rAll taxpayers and citizens of Tucson,
who are opposed to deciding away the
Military plaza for hotel purposes, are
requested to be present and stats their
objections, or forever hold their peace:
signed Z. Maish, mayor"
When did We elect you king? The
call is an insult to those opposed to
the measure, and / hope that no one
will be present. Please do not confne
me in the city bastile Mr.. King.
I can prove that Mayor Maish has
publicly stated that he was in favor Of
cutting up part Of the plaza into lots,
but he would leave it to a vote OF the
people"
The city council is an irresponsible
body, and notwithstanding eminent
lawyers favor the enterprise, there are
others as eminent, who declere that
said body has no legal right to
dispose of the same.
What is tbs consideration offered for
this plaza? Nothing but the taxes to
be levied, The plaza containing 20
acres, cut up into lots, and sold on l, 2
and 8 years time would bring $500, 600,
and the taxes would be as large, as they
would te, under the hotel proposition.
/ was no. aware that Captain Fitz-
gerald was making the offer, and | did
not care VINO was. | believe that a
great wrong to the people is being at
tempted, and weak as l am (mentally
and financially intend to fight the SO
called enterprise.
have no hotel sites. am interested
only in fou homes and lots in the city
and three blocks ID Bruckners addition,
the latter not adjoining, and not large
enough for :'sanitarium hotel" Such
sites however can be obtained any,
where near Tucson.
A. B. SAMPSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Retaliatory Suit.

Growing out of former troubles in the
late district court, shooting betwesn
c. G. Moffatt and Frank Vaca Ct Mega
les, in which Vaca was shot in the hand
resulting in Moffatt's arrest and his
subsequent scquittal by the grand jury,
comes another case before the United
States commissioner this morning.
Vaca is now the man on trial, also So
Iedad Moffatt. said to thebecause Of the
former trouble between Moffatt and Va
ca. They are charged with adultery, and
Moffstt seeks to establish his marriage
with the woman by having a contract
marriage with her, having lived for
year with the woman, which. according
10 law makes them man and wife.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
New Suits Filed.

Eight suits were filed with the clerk OF
the district court yesterday. The are:
Mary J. Smith & Co. VS.. j. K. Brown;
damages. &. W. Wright attorney.
Geo. l.. Johnson, ct a, vs.. Luke Corda
ct ais; appeal from justice court.
Morris Brown. ct al, VS.. n. M. Zier;
attachment. S. NJ. Franklin, attorney.
Geo. J. Roskruge vs.. Jas. Finiay; dam,
ages. s. NJ. Franklin attorney.
Buckingham & Hatch vs.. n. NJ Zier;
S. NJ. Franklin, attorney.
II, d. Underwood vs. j. Frank & Co.;
DEBT. S. NJ. Franklin, attorney.
R. Brena VS.. G. Chan See; appealed
Justice court. Maxwell IL Satterwhite
attorney for plaintiff; r. ID. Ferguson,
attorney for defendant.
Joseph Goldtree VS.. n. M. Tier; debt.
Barnes & Martin attorneys.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Heavenward Via Jacobs Route

Tucson has one boy who wants to o to
heaven He is church-goer and rather
expected to get there after the manner
described in jacobs dream.
He started after dark a night or two
since, climbing the series Of projections
on the walls of the new Episcopa
church in the form of steps. Up and
up and up, his gaze fondly fixed heaven
ward and his progress anxioUsly watch
ed by youthful sinners below, who were
on the lockout for any short easy cuts
for youth of the usual deprarity. But
he did not get there. He reached the
stone cross and surmounted it, ana still
the heavens did not open as for Grand
father Jacob and in disappointment he
crossed and returned to earth on the other
side, without getting to the shining
streets and the pearly gates and all that
sort.
He has concluded to remain Oh earth
awhile and his companions wouldn't
go to heaven anyway now.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Marksmanship.

The meeting of the Tucson sportsmer
and those enjoying good shooting OF
Sunday afternoon formed large gath
ering. The scores at first ran rather
low, but warming to their work in the
third and fourth matches, good scores
Were made.
FIRST MATCH-FIyE BIRDS.
G. Marshall 2, G. Stiffel l,
C. T. Etchell 2, Chas. Meyer ir. 3,
SECOND MATCB-FIvE BIRDS.s
G. Marshall, !, G. L. Etchells, 2,
G. Stiffel, 2. Chss. Meyer, jr. 3,
THIRD MATCH-TwENTY BIRDS.
Chas. Marshall 16, @. T. EtcheIls IL,
G. Stiffel, 10. @. Meyer, lr., 10,
FOURTH MATCH-TEH BIRDS.
G. Marshall. 10. L. Etchells, s,
X. Harrison, 8, G. Stiffel I,
@. Meyer, ir., s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Found After MANY DAYS.

At the time of the Jail delivery last
December, when Yeppa and Jacinto es-
capped, Florencio Ruiz was a prisoner
end told Sheriff Shaw that he could
trace the run8Eays.
He also tod the sheriff that he was
AFRAID of the men at close quarters and
suggested that be be loaned a revolver
to make hi mself safe on encouL tering
them. He was given the revolver, and
as subsequent events showed, did not
find the men, neither did he use the re-
volysr, He made use of the SIX shooter
IN another way, however, as the ex-sher-
if, found the weapon with
many another at J. Goldtree;s, where 1t
had been pswned for s..
Ruiz was arrested, and taken before
Judge Slater this morning. He was
fined S12.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, Ill,
makes the statemsnt that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless victim Of consump-
ton and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she bought
a bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She con
tinued its use and after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and well,
now does her own homework andis as
well as she ever was-Free bottles OF
this Great Discovery at Geo. Martins
drug store, large bottles SOC. and Sl.OO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
M, and Mrs Willis P. Hayps

MIR. and Mrs. Willis P. Hsyns came
in from California Saturday afternoon,
and remained till Sunday afternoon
when they left for Nogales. Mrs. Haynes
is a bride of a week, WAS Miss J nnIe
Crepin. formerly OF Tucson, and was
married to Mr.. Haynes at her home in
San Diego. They received copgratula-
tons without limit while In Tucson and
go to Nogales with every body's very
best wishes, and particularly the CIrT-
zEE's.
AN inspection of the national guard
Of Arizona takes place next month by
an officer OF the regular army. MAJOR
Mcclellan, who was detailed for the
work Iby the secretary Of war. Major
Mcclellan will inspect the third battal-
ion on the 10th OF November: Co. d
intends giving grand ball at their ar
mory the evening OF the 10th and has
already begun preparations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Recorders Office.
CHAs. A. sHIBET.L, RECORDER.

CHAS. A. SHIBETL, RECORDER.
Sheriff's deed to the San Rafael COM
pany; consideration, 5000 for the rancho
San Rafael de la LAMA.
One brand, by Angelica Robes.
Territorial deed to John Dessert, for
lot in Nogales; consideration SIS.
Deed from d. G. Chalmers to A.
Bacblier ct al, consideration $50, for lot
3O5x304 feet in Nogales.
Notary bond CT s. M. Franklin.
Four location notices OF mines IN the
Cababl tdistrict by Frank Parker.
Declaration Of homestead, Librada @.
Balderegro, for part Of lot 10, block 136.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
u. s. Land Patents.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that approved plat of the sur
vey Of the following Township within
the ella Land District, of the Territory
of Arizona, has been returned by the
Surveyor General of said Territory, into
this Office, to-wit:
TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 81 E
That the plat Of the said Township will
be officially filed in our Office in Tucson,
Arizona Territory, on the 23d day of
November, 1891. and that after the said
Esd day of November, 1891, we will be
prepared to receive applications for en-
try on lands In said Township.
HERBERT BROWN,
Register,
CHAS. r. DRAKE,
Receiver.
Tucson, Arizona, Oct. %. 1891.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Make No Mistake

II you decide. from what you have heard Of
its cures or read Of it, merits, that you viii take
Hoods earsaparilla, 30 not be induced to bag
something else which may be claimed 10 b
about the same" or "just Is good" Remem-
Der that tho sole reason for efforts 70 get yos TO
purchase some substitute In thst moro profit may
b made. Firmly resist all inducements, and in
sist upon having just what you called for. hoods
earsaparilla Then you win not be experiment.
ing with . new article, for Hoods sarsapsrilla 70
Tried and True.
an one store the clerk tried to induce me 70
bay their own instead of Hoods Sarsspsrllk-
But he could not prevail on me 70 change ]
told him knew what Hoods sarsspsrillh wa,
had taken II. was perfectly stish-. with It, and
did go want any other" kxs. kl-A A. 0cIy, 81
Torn street. Boston, Mass.
re Are All Taking It
We could not be without Hoods ssrsapariila
II In the best medicine We ever kept In the house.
Ny family are all taking It." MA J. n. Bar
.iH, San Joaquin aud Fremont Streets, Stockton.
Gel
Hoods SarsapariIla
Bold By druggists g. sir 10, s. Prepared sniy
Nc.L HOOD d CO.. Apothscaries, Lowell. Msss
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Idavllle
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has ont
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver troubles" Johr
Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same
place, says: "Find Electric BItters T.,
be the best kidney and liver medicine
made me feel Ike new man." wv
Gardner, hardware merchant, SAINT
town, says: Electric Bitters le just thu
thing for a man who is run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies
he found new strength, good appetite
and felt just like he had a new lease Of
life. Only SOC. bottle, at DR.. Martini
drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Family Medicine

Iknow Of no better remedy for liver troubles
and dyspepsia."-James Quinn, Hartford. Ct
Capt. Chas. Mueller, of the steamship
"Felicia," says: "For several years have
relied more upon Ayers Pills than anything
else in the medicine chest, to regulate ny
bowels, and those of the ships crew. These
Pulls are not severe in their action, but do
their work thoroughly. have used them,
and with good effect, for the cure OF rheu.
matism, kidney troubles, and dyspepsia"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
BucRIen's Arnica'Salve

The best sslve IN the world for outs
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblain
corns. and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or 10 pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
OF money refused.
For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
The FaVorite

family medicine, while travellers, both by
sea and land, find them 10 De Indispensable.
ave sell more of Ayers Pills than of all
other kinds put together. andthey give per-
feet Observation-Disclosures & HARLOW,
Druggists, Baldwin, Wis.
al have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years. and consider them an invaluable
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Ayers Pills

May always be relied upon as certain
cure for liver troubles. constipation, sick
headache, biliOusness, dyspepsia, jaundice,
and rheumatism. Unlike most cathartics,
Ayers Pills strengthen the stomach. liver,
and bowels, and restore 10 these organs
their normal and regular action. Taken in
season, they check the progress OF colds,
fevers, and malaria. Being purely vegetable
and sugar-coated, Ayers Pills are
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
Desert Land Patents.

The following desert land patents were
received at the land Office this morning,
AID will be delivered to claimants on
SURF nder Of duplicate of final receipt:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31

The race next Sunday afternoon
promises to be closely contested. Both
animals are in good training and some
tall travelling will then be made for
mile.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31

Divorce has been applied for by
Eulalia Anderson from Fred'K a. An
derson, OF the grounds Of desertion.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Sc jDp nmoere paa &orea.

Sorea bar, iom ben samle SerSen,
fine ipp llnoere. De er, efter bpat
"Nprtb China Seralo" meobeler, fpl'
9enoe: @u BARN Mineralfilbe / N9rbe,
ben at SirtsS bantao, bpis belbreoenot
8rait Ifal bore 9anlte m~ertu9rois. 81
Dab | oenne &iloe er moi til fuloitanbia
at belbrebe builten iom Delft Spsbom
Set anbet TIMBER er to SLIDER, Der fig.
ger en- betpoelis Strefnins fra binan.
Den, % Tom bar to Gienbpmmelisbeber
al belpnberlig Slugs at pppiie; nemlig,
bpis ben enc er iulo, er ben anben tom,
ben enc er bitter ps ben anben isb. Set
treble timber er Ell Sule meo fulo 8inb.
Seltaubi9 bl9ier Der no al Sulen en-
isfolb Sinb, Tom er iaa fterf, at life
ensans ct traiti9t Menneife furmaar at
ltua for Den. @n Sfog, iOm life fan
til~intet9isres, er bet iierbe timber. Sang
paa Sang er Der bleuet ltuffet Slb pan
ben, men bper Sang er ben altib iOm en-
Sonir %forpnget fOmmet no al gifen.
Oct iemte timber, BET m9rfelisite al benz
ale, er ben berpmte "ipeuenbe Sten".
Den itaur eler ipnes at iu9oe ooer Sors
ben uoen @runolaa. st Gong fan bra.
ses melem Surben os Stenen llben at
Itpoe paa no9en MOSltanb. Oct iiette
llnoer er be "parme Stene", iom ira De
9loite 9ioer bar lisset slpbenbe paa
Eoppen al en- bpi Satte. Oct lppenoe
ps iibite al Spreas llnbere er en- Specs
oraabe at Trpieten Subba. Sffe ct
3r9, lite en- 8lunte pprer I en- giitanb
al 30 Sfribt fra 8emplet, JON er opreiit
ouer Speobraaben, os ielu 9prene bols
Der Jig borte fra ben belise Glet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Sirfeltge TDbeocr.

Sr. Thomas Gnberieu Der al Spen
er tommeu tilba9e eiter ct 8 Maanebers
Spbolo / Miuneapolis, bpor ban bar
ioreitauet Opierelien Of 2 9arerboliser.
Zen 9omite, iUm III BET Sueru at ben
iureneoe airte at cpiere bisie to Yro'
icsiOrbOliser / Minueapotis, Minu., e,
MI farois meb fit Arbeioe. 8e9se Sps.
niu9er CT M / iulo StauS, meb Storm.
uinbuer, Screens, 8anoleonin9 o9 Bar.
m%eappdrater, (Furnaces) % CT tasne
Srus Of Yruiesiorerne S6miot oq
Sbfmau. Sp9uinserue meo 4 9otter
tOiter omtrent $4,000 % lisser iNar,
beoeu al Gussbur9s Semiuarium.
arbeioet er uoisrt al 8p9meIter o.
Sontrattpr u. 3oaeiion at Miuueapos
lis, meset soot % tilfreosiiaenoe; Sps.
n~lnsstomiteen anbefaler Sr. q. 9olefs
ion iom en- meset bpetis % paalibelia
Sp9meiter.