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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
ANOTHER BONANZA.
A Big Body of High Grade Ore I'm
Sight.

For many years Yuma county has
produced IL large amount of placer gold.
In fact, from 1861 TO 1850, this region
had earned the reputation of being one
of the heaviest producers of place, gold
on the i acitic coast. Since 1865 placer
mining has continued with varying
success, and frequently gave immense
returns TO miners. The ella City
district in early days" was the best
camp, and Las Flores, on the north side
of the CHA river, was cm braced in the
in the same district the gold being
heavy, clean and very coarse. Many tf-
forts have been made To find the mother
lode, but the searchcrs have been disap-
pointed again and again. Although
promising gold quartz lodges were
found, the veta madre, which supplied
the gulches and crevices with the pre-
cious metal, seemed hidden away forever
from the eye of maj. Perseverance.
however, viii always meet with reward
and one week ago d strike was made,
which is thought to be the long sought
for mother veln Manuel b doy. well
known miner, while prospecting Lear
Las Flores, came across a streak of
quartz which showed free gold. He TO-
lowed the seam and found a ledge of rich
ore from twu to four feet thick, which
fairly glittered with the yellow metal in
the bright sun light. The ledge is ex
pc. 81 FOR distance of 500 feet. and
samples taken from it at various places
on the vein show the rock to rnn very
near tie same right along. The average
of the ledge is said TO be $40 but
selected samples run upin tie hundreds
of dollars. The new discovery is located
on the north side of the ella river and
distant from that stream about three
miles. The mine is situated right at
the head of the richest gulch in the Las
Flores country. Plenty of placer gold
is found below the new bonanza and
none above it. From parties who have
examined the discovery, it can safely be
said that It is one of the most i'm portant
mineral strikes made in Arizona since
the great Harqua Hala bonanza was
Discovers d.-Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
THE ABORTION CASE.
Mrs. White Dead.-Dr. Helm Locked
In Jail.
Phenix Herald,

All day Sunday and yesterday the
Herald reporter kept hearing rumors
of the most wretched character concern
ing an alleged abortion and parties con-
nected with the same. Yesterday re-
ports were more definite somewhat but
yet considered by the reporter as rather
the by scenes OF medical row between
two physicians and In that light 1T was
remarked of the case that 1t remained
TO be seen whether it was the result of
professional jealousy or a real case OF
abortion such as alleged. The discus
sion of the matter in newspaper which
is the protege of DR.. Hughes and over
his own signature in one instance, with
the declaration Of the woman, and hnal-
IL the death Of Mrs. White, the woman
involved, and the locking up OF Dr.
Helm in the counts jail today on charge
OF her murder, no longer leave Hiy es-
sential point 10 the dark. There is no
longer any doubt that great crime
has been committed. The woman, &C
cording to Dr. Hughes, says it was com
mitted by DR. Helm Tor $50. These are
the outlines Of the most wretched case
that over came 10 light in Maricopa
county, involving as it does crimlnalIty
and death. The coroner's jury wac
summoned at noon today and visited
the home of deceased and inspected the
remains, after which an adjournment
was taken till o'clock Wednesday
morning. Meanwhile an autopsy was
held this afternoon by the following
physicians: Doctors Titus, Nahoney,
Mcintyre, Rawlins and bslden.
The coroner's jury consisted OF John
Dunbar, &. w. tombstone, Sam Webb,
Jas. Creighton, Morris Fleishman, 5,
Wickersham, J. w. Kincaid, j. b. Dever-
aux and Ii. b. ST.. Claire.
On gong to press We learn that the
report OF the physicians holding the
autopsy is to the effect that abortion
has been produced by some one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
Will Burn 100000 Brick,

Brick is coming more and more into
demand as building material in the city,
as attested by numerous fine residences
about the city, presenting most favor
able contrast with the adobe, once
much cheaper. but now only slightly so.
The kilns in the valley below town
managed by L. e. Ri ssel will again
start up Monday, to burn 100000 brick,
requiring double shifts Of mine men
each that the work may be expedited
OF the brick Mr.. Russell has already sold
one-third, and expects good deman1 for
the remainder. The purchasers, each
OF whom will erect residences, are:
Jas. Guthie, 5000.
John Stockham, 10000.
- Miller. 25O00
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
Frightfu1 Accident.
MAMMOTH, A. T., July a, Is

MAMMOTH, A. L, July a, 1881.
ED. CITIZEN: camp was the
scene of frightful accident yesterday
Mrs Clayschulze, wife of John Clay
schLlze, was endeavoring 10 light fire
with gallon Can of oil, with the usua
result. She and her little girl, agei
seven, We're horribly burned. The gar
died last night and the woman is in {
precarious condition. One small house
was destroyed, the prompt exertIons o.
the pOpulace preventing the fire from
doing further damage. NoX.
A party in from Mammoth says re
gardlng the foregoing that the littl,
girl was buried yesterday.
The mother is horribly burned about
the arms and body. the end of the OF
can having been blown out by the ex
plosion.
A purse of $500 has been contributed
for the afflicted Mr.. c ayschulze, who
has previously had considerable losses
and trouble.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
a Loco Chinaman.

Probate Judge Wood is in receipt of a
letter from Orc Blarco requesting that
Chinaman known as Charley" be
cared for, he being insane, though max
ing no demonstrations of being danger
GUS. He claims that family at Orc
Blanco owes him money advanced years
ago with which to purchase cattle,
which is without foundation. The
family, living at some distance from
neighbors as they do. are afraid of him,
and wish him removed.
The Chinaman is usually rational, ex-
ept on the subject of his troubles and
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
Pueblo Quotations.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

The smelters pay for silver in ores
95 per cent OF New York price on the
day of sale.
For gold in ores, $40 per ounce Gf ore
contains one-tenth ounce or more per
toni.
For lead in ores, % cento to 60 cents
per unit, according to character Of
ore.
For copper in ores from 10 cents to
S1.JO per unit, subject to a smelling
charge Of from 500 to SD per ton.
Sampling charges in car load lots are
S1,50 to 50 per ton according to char
acter Of ore. Less than carload in pro-
portion. Sssc.
Smelling charges range from nothing
to Sl4 per ton according to the character
OF the ore, lead ore of course being ia
vortd.
THE DEMAND FOR ORES.
High grade silver-Fair.
Copper-Carbonates, only.
Lead--Improving.
Silicious-Strong.
Iron, carrying values-Special.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
THE DEMAN
Another Horse Race,

Even more horse racing than usual is
in progress in Arizona. Nogales held
races Saturday, as did Tucson a week
ago, and now comes ella Bend with a
running race. Details are meagre. 1t
took place yesterday afternoon, between
a large white horse and a small bay
mare, distance quarter of a mile dash.
Betting ran high and was all on the
outside except $50, put up between the
borcos. tho ON m of S15O0 chanoad banda
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
Orc Blanco Tonnes.

At the Montana mine 16 men are en-
gseed in and about the property. Large
quantities Of ore are being taken from
the mine. One day recently % teams,
each with a load averaging two tons,
were freighting ore from the mine to the
Aravaca mill.
Chloriding is rather less than usual at
present in Orc Blarco country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and resuii:- when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system
efectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual consti-
patton. Syrup of Figs is the only
remedy of its kind ever produced,
pleasing to the taste and acceptable to
the stomach, prompt in its action and
truly beneficial in its effects, Its many
excellent qualities commend it to all.
1t is for sale in SOC and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY The
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
- SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW foHA' !"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
Homestead Patents.

The following homestead patents have
been received at the United States land
Office, and will be delivered to claimants
upon surrender..of the receivers. dupll.
cate final receipts.
Certificate
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr. G.. VESTS NERvs AND BRAIN TREAT
MINT, y guaran eed specific for HyS;efia. Dizri
ness, Commissions Fits. Nervous Neuralgis
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by thu
nss of slcorol or tobacco, Wekefulness, Mentt
Depression. SOiteniEg OF tie Brain resulting II
insani'y ard l"T 'i-g to missry d cav and death
Prer' gr = 8 '-'.. BarTeuness. Loss Cf Power
IN eiiii- = s"v. : u ny Lo .ses AMI Sperma.
Orrhtftt ca' = G. OsCr-sxertinn Of The b-aiF
self 49, 80 r-:EdGgvn nee. Each .ox cen
taIr 80 mon : treatment. SI.OO a box
six - = 500. SAD; by mail prsspaid o
rece.. -! .ricr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01

cure. blood and skin Impurities speedily cured
stute private troubles safely, confdentially and
quickly cured. Cetarrh of the mucous menu
brane Of the head or bladder su - essfully reatsd
also throat and lung diseases. Female com
plants and all complicated delicate disease Il
women carefully trsstedsby our new method
tions ore required. Displacernents of the uterus
snd all special complaints pecu.isr to females,
successfully treated. Separate Office for ladiss
who should call between the hours of 2. and
O'Clock to avoid the crowd, Office hours to
daily; Sundays 10 TO IL only. Consultation fire.
All languages SPOKEN and written. Write
your own language.
DR, LIEBIG,s WONDERFUL GERMAN ISvIeoRA
ron No. 1, the only positive cure for Separator
rhea, Seminal Weakness. and Loss of mauhOO
or lmpoteHcy.
The GERMAN INVIGOEATGR No. 2, is tia
only known cure for Prostatcrrhosa. the cOmph.
alton that prevents the cure of above
plants in thousands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
DR.. Liebig &Co

The European Medical staff
and Special Surgeonsand Ply
slcans OF the Liebig World
Dispensary and Internationl
al Surgical Institute AGO
Geary St. San Francisco Ca
md sol and 9n9 w. 9th St
Kansas City, Ma
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
SSUO Reward I

We Will ~ the above lizard q any case OF Livee
Complaint Dyspeia Sick Headashe Indigestion. Con
stipEsion COstive4Css cannot euro with West:
Vegetable Liver P Is. when the directions strictly
complied with They are purely Vegetable, and lever
fail give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes
containing - Pills. IS Beware of counterfets
and limitations. The genuine manufaetu ed only By
THE JOHN C. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO ILL.,
GEORGE MARTIN, Druggist. 81,
Congress street. Tues on, Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01

Stage fare to Nogales $500.
Inquire of Rosario Brena,
corner of Convent and Nc
Cormick Streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
nooosits Patent Once. ashinatOn. D. C.

q n - z HE Fcsn - earned o o worn
b ~ a1s ~ rsCdIT and honorably, by those Of
IkH AN = either Young old, aud in thei,
kHsaEE0H n own localities ~ beTrver they live AM
Tvs ~ - DO the work. Essy 10
We furnish everything. We you. devot.
your spare moments, all your time
entirely lead snd brings wonderful
Segnners earning from ks5 $50 upwards
and more s-r little experience We furnish you
poyment and teach fkEE. No
Information FREE. TRUE a, co. Al IL STL. nIISE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-01
We Guam atee Sig Boxes

To care any cIs q. Witt. each O: Il, r received
us for six box :. a Camper led vii" $500 ".
. will send the pu CnasPr ritteP .uar rtea to
refuLd the msnry II h. treat eut dO-s Feet
4 r-'r-. GuaIan:ee isSuAd only by GEORGF
NJ KIN. 80, gent. Sil Goa grees street Tucson
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

My friend Christie Murray must have
marvellous constitution, because since
about the time he ran away from school
he has been carefully inverting the laws Of
life and o. DR.. Benjamin Richardson, ap-
parently without any detriment, except to
the laws. He had an enormous capacity
for work. While men were talking and
smoking al around him / have known
him to go on working away at chapter
of his novel with as much serenity as the
laureate Southey ever enjoyed among his
cats. Phe rapidity Of his writing on such
occasions was astonishing, and for four
hours at u stretch he never seemed to
pause save for the necessary filing Of a
pipe or the polishing of his eyeglass.
After a spell of romancing he went at a
few weeks newspapering. then he disap-
peared to the country for about two weeks
of landscape painting. He usually came
back to town dead broke" when he set
tied down for a week or so and wrote love
songs by the mile. With a replenished ex-
chequer he took walk in the country, oc-
casionally breaking window to get locked
up in a county Jail or poorhouse to pro-
vide himself with new experiences and
new material for the newspapers or maya
Post.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

y earned in palmistry and kindred
r. ,s., Us that when we grasp a, so to
boneless hand, hand which ap-
kDrumpie up in your own, hand
|roappareut vitality in it, TO beware
owner. and that the soft and firm-to-
i,-ch hand is only possessed by an
/ !. nan. They also assert that a thick,
! hand Is a sure sign of obstinacy and
i, in its owner. They tell you that
Ff1geTed, double jointed people cannot
(-,ere if they try Another authority
Is Il you want to know what sort of
j. you are, examine your nose crit
in the glass. People of fearless dis
bon breathe fully and freely. All the
|,r animals have dilated nostrils. The
iy.l. nostril shows histrionic talent.
/ nose also drOops it denotes a tragic
b, and L only the nostril the capacity
a'6sd iorthe Interpretation of comedy.
fr the nose IS thin at the bridge it
IS generosity; while a nose that is
ia; the bridge argues acquisitiveness.
hi IS tip tilted like the petal of a
:; the person is inguisitive. A pro-
% nose argues a disposition to inves-
K !; Is ahead Of the person, as it
! aud wants to scent out things.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

A Japanese child three years old can
swim like a fish; and often children who
will not learn Of their own accord are re-
peatedly Il rown overheard until they be-
come expert swimmers. In the harbor
children seem to be perpetually tumbling
overheard, but the mothers deliberately
pick them out of the water, and, cutting
them little, go on with their work. 1t is
really astonishing at what age these boys
and girls will learn to scull boat. A
boat twenty feet long most adroitly man.
aged by three children, all under seven
years of age, is no uncommon sight.
Notwiths landing their aptness at swim
ming, many boatmen get drowned, for no
boat goes to another's aid, nor will any
boatman save another from drowning, be-
cause, as he says, it is all fate, and he who
interferes with fate will be severely pun
ished in some way.-London Tit-Bits.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
EtIgqi;,IIIgy!!I':iik il ii! !;
r.: -.
ICELAND.

This interesting Coun-
'e f.l1 by Lady Traveller.
~ i 'sa language of the country. 1t
s. IS the , !a~ In Scandinavia
OLD tsueht in the schools as a
dc /, ,rsrv scandinavian student has
and5, the Icelandic sagas, the
one me, Of Of which he understands from
l p-, TO bis own tongue,
ai.lI. ana i, far behind civilization.
sd 'Oa% Into the past to find living
psg Ijna corn with the same kind OF
tbs in the ancient world, weav-
''ouss a7 clothing and linen in hand
5si OT" c5urpiug butter in the tail,
anu rburns worked by pulling a
s.oI' lawn bv hand. Money is of
in' gs-,ar remains the chief means
f.sI,banse Of goods.
M fele.raphic communication
.i.nod, aud duringthe six months
.i !. irebound the lcelanders
=" emf oil from the outside world.
-l'.5 left to indoor occupations dur
Iris darkness that education
"S Ssrr high standard. Every one
LAND can read and write, and many
a,.sots understand another lam
...,ie, their own, although many
-, works have been translated
|, l,rHTr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
Why w, See People in Dreamland.

1t is quite possible that impressions upon
the mind and upon the nerves OF sight
might suffice to convey the fullest convic
ton Of the actual presence OF one whose
image appeared in dream, for the last
objects which the dreamer beheld before
failing asleep were his bedchamber and its
contents. He dreams Of these, and also OF
the figure Of his friend, which seems to be
in the midst of them; and he Will IN CON
sequence as sert most positively on the fol.
lowing morning that ''he was not asleep
She distinctly saw the figure standing
beside his bed'-''he could not be mis-
taken. "-BIackwood's Magazine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
One's Hocabularx.

Esnos s a@@ al hand a correspondent of
ho,tbs ' mate the vocabulary of a citi-
NJ ~. .g Z lted States with a common
(Oce And .aS and Of ordinary intelli-
b tia, 80 seaulng at about 10000 words.
b Of tbO'' We'll read college graduate,
}! CONF VINO have pursued a univer-
b. lT Sec "' from 10000 upward to per-
Eatly co loUV ones vocabulary is usually
ft two ~a 'p,e'e at thirty years of age. II
tcabularvU 'us are learned each day the
pOW p, at That age would be only
sqllre ns, ,o,us snow that young children
Nc" words more rapidly than that
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
PANT Instead of Clothes.

The Gasi.i wear no dress, but paint the
whole bodv. Thus two messengers were
painted-tI cir faces We're white; the bodies
were painted in two coats OF purple ana
ashy gray; the latter was scraped on SO as
TO show the former in patterns below.
Some men paint the body in horizontal
stripes, like the zebra; or in vertical stripes
down the lack, or with zigzags of light
color.-Pop ular Science Monthly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
N!eopatra's Peorts

ms in cba' proof of the ability of the an
Sica cyla.lis.inlstry is the experiment with
solving b pSl.a entertained Antony by
pear. Of ~ ys.ore INN, in kind of vinegar.
t'Ii1gl A.! great value (abont s45. $50
7 that can present we know of no vine
3 is well a, Produce this effect. Int the
laed some,ni tS'ed Probably the queen
tie hlsior;-a'lS to the vinegar, omitted
"u'-Hone's Everyday Book
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
Lbs hammer of Joan of Arc.

ADMINISTRATION is shown a needlework
La..e Of the famous banner which Joan
u unfurled on many a battlefield and
{! al the coronation of Charles XII.
L original, painted on white silk, is
R7ed in the cathedral OF Orleans and
Ayed once a year at the May festiyi-
lime not having respected the much
h relic, 1t became necessary to save it
entire oblivion by embroidering a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

VT JUAN OF ARCS BANNER
e. =. before the original had fallen to
L. !olu recognition. This task was
|O,.anseA ana carried out by some ladies
kHa Gus Inc design represents "Our
Bg-,Ss ing on clouds against the rain
'ae token Of his covenant-while at
IaSS a.. are two angels in alteration, one
h. EN-, me heraIdic neur-de-lis. Lower
en, 80 traceries encircle holy mono
In. , "nIe lilies fill the peak of the IA
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-11-12

ing supper at Milwaukee boarding house
Monday night, swallowed his false teeth
and choked TO death.
HE Allegheny cementery company re-
Gently began boring gas well In their
cemetery at Corapolis, Pa, an explosion
occurred which threw hundreds of bodies
in the air and shattered many costly mon
uments.
AT Orange, Mass. b. the explosion of a
gasoline tank in barn in the rear o!
Washburn' s block, fire was started that
resulted In the loss of alb ut 5000, 000
worth of property.
NEAR Lima, Ohio, Friday, Frank Nc,
Kernon and Frank Taylor were rid
Ing on load of hay when the load was
upset by gust OF wind and both men were
smothered.
FRIDAY evening a carriage containing
Clayton Haines. his wife and two children,
of Altoona. H., and Mrs. Sutton, OF
Kansas, was overturned by a runaway
horse Mrs. Haines was killed and The
others badly injured.
J. E. DAHL, eighty one years of age
was asphy xiated by gas Wednesday at 634
LaSalle avenue Chicago. He was the faith.
er of Fl. L. Dahl, the tailor, and arrived
in the city Wednesday on a visit Hav.
ing lived in the country on a farm it is
supposed he knew nothing about the use
Of gas and left it turned on in his room.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-11-12
FOREIGN.

A REVIVAL of Fenian operations i, sus-
pected in England.
FIRE in the village of Redstein,
canton of st. Gall, France, destroyed thirty
houses.
THE plurality of Mr.. Favip, the sue.
cessful candidate in the Cork election is
1872.
The headless body of a man, entirely
nude, was POUNDS in cellar in the Rue
Charonne. Paris.
THE sultan of Iurkoy has ordered hun d
reds of heavy guns from the Krupps for
the defense of the Dardanelles.
THE Chinese government pays the mis-
sionaries the full value of their property
destroyed in the recent riots.
THE terrible situation in the famine.
stricken districts of Russia has been ag-
gravated by violent outbreak of typhus
fever in several of the provinces.
TIMOTHY HEALEY the most bitter of the
anti Parnellites, was horse whipped in the
streets of Dublin Tuesday by a nephew of
the late Mr.. Parnell.
Berlin, was that of Hirschfeld & Wolf,
DduhoIS. 1holI lJdblllUlSS duUuNU W
600 marks.
In religious riot at Mazanderan, Per
STA, mob set fire to the house of General
Saadal Cooley Khan, who was killed, with
twenty d. pendents.
The Neu Freie Presse says that the
Hungarian treasury has accumulated the
sum of $4,000, 900 forms in gold in order
to re-establish the currency of that coun.
try.
A DISPATCH from Namur, capital of the
province Of the same name, says that the
castle Of Duke Fernan Nunez has been
partially destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated 1t $500, 900.
The Sudo Sauzo, who gained world
wide notoriety through his attempt upon
the life of the czarowitch at O5su. Japan,
and who was sentenced to imprisonment
| for life, died in prison last week Of pneu-
mona.