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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.
for March.

In the March mum Der of Frank Les lies Popular Monthly the wonderful story of the life and inventions of Thomas Alva Edisou is set forth, in an article by Henry Tyrrell, with the 3D. parent purpose of contrasting sn actual living hero, a modern conqueror of science, with the dark and sinister shadow of Napoleon as projected anew by the curious contemporary revival of his saDgulnsry legend. The paper is accompanied with some interesting il- illustrations, including new portraits of his parents, wife, children, and scientl- fic llaborators. Other important con- tributions to this unusually full and in- int erestiDR number of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly are: M. V. Moore's striking account of ''The Great Salt Lake, and Mormondon;" Captain H. D. Smiths stirring and patriotic account of
 'The United States Revenue Gutter Flag" delightful art paper upon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
The Stein's Pass Hold Up.

Detective Breckenridge returned to- today from bootless chase after the Stein Pass train robbers. Early yester. day morning snow began falling in the SJrins Peak range and soon every track was obliterated and as DO clue could be found be was obliged to return home witn his entire posse. His posse con. sisted of twelve good men, who thor oughly worked the region ID the vicln. ity of the Pass, bot without avail. Every trail that was struck and gave promise of any return was followed. bui nothing came of them.
 Detective Breckenridge is sstis- fled m his own miad that the robbers were af or, or had their horses back some miles from the road. but theiI halting place could not be found , neither could the place be found where the robbers exploded theIr giant pow der, although there are many people who sa the flash and heard the deto nation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

f Remenye the great Hungarian violin
 ist will appear in Reid's opera house on
 March i.
 Prof. Harry Barnhart, superintendent
 Of the Mammoth mine, IS m town. lie
 rrports the mill at that place in constant
 operation and about 65 men employed.
 f1ity stamps are crushing ore from the
 Co.fos group and everything IS moving
 smoothly along. When the new north
 and south road is built it will bring the
 mi.es la close touch with Tucson ana
 lessen the distance by stage nearly tnir-
 ty miles.
 l If the north and south road IS built bv Willow Springs with ut attempting to cut .he San Carlos coal field It Will bring the road to within about "A miles of the Mammoth. If the road goes up 1 the San Pedro to the fields it will short eu the distance to about l2 miles. Prof BArnhart now in the city, IS Of the oplnirn that the former will be the more availa ole and less expansive route and s saving of at least S50,0O0 will be made.
 Remenyi has long been a favorite amo 2 lovers of the violin, and with each recurring visit bis audiences gave evidence of increased admiration for his phenomenal mastery of the instrumr nt that wears the crown. Ia the mum Der of odd and pleasant surprises his tech nique IS almost startling, while the smooth ness and purity of his tones are like fairy voices, which transport the listener to realms of sweatest harmony. You seem to hear the soft and teoder lullabies of eternal peace arc the dying cadences of the liquid strains are like the memory of pleasant dream.-But- te, Mont. Miner. At Reid's opera house, March f.
 Forty bottles of anti toxine, the new diptheria cure. arrived in Indianapolis, Indiana. the other day, direct from Pr'f. Behring's labratory in Germany. They were consigned to ,he Indian8po- lis drug company. One bottle is eaid ;o be sufficient to cure one case. It IS given by injection, generally into the abdominal walls. Two injections are generally sufficient to produce a cure. The str~ngth and quantity are regu- lated by the nature of the case. No m re than ten centimeters can be used. For preventing diphtheris, one drachm IS enough. It costs money to be treat ed with anti-toxine.i One bottle of the weakest eerum, enough for one case, costs S4. Bottles of stronger serum cost from S6 to S10.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
AN EX PRIEST Causes a Riot in Savannah
 Georgia.
 THE PRESIDENT Signs a Number of Important Bills-Tbe California
 Legislature.
THE PRESIDENT

WASHING TON, Feb. 27-The president signed the acts to amend the articles foI
 the government of the navy; to amend the section relative to isolated tracts of publlc lands; causing the delivery of condemned cannon to Certain C.. A. R posts; authorizing the construction of 8 bridge across the Yellowstone river in
 Lawson county, MoDtane; providing for
 the examination and classification of
 mineral lands ID Montana and Idaho; donating naval cannon to the Oregon state soldiers home at Roseburg.
 The senate this morning agreed to amend the bill approprIating s25,0O0 for a hospital a5 Fort Meade, s. D. TheE came 2. contest over the financial amend ment to the sundry civil bills. It pro vides for the issue of S10O, 100000 certl-
 icstes of indebtedness of small denomi- nations bearing per cent interest to meet deficiencies iu the treasury. The debate was marked by disorderly con duct, and the vice president was obliged to call the sergeant at arms in order to restore order.
 SACRAMENTO, Feb 27-(Assemoly) The ways and means committee reported favoring allowing San Francisco news papers which published the election pro- clamation of constitutional amendments in foreign language $500 each. A con stitutlonal provision prohibiting the in- troduction of bills after the 50th day was suspended in order to permit put ting in bill for pubic building for state officers and state university in Sar Francisco, and the judiciery's bill creating a state commission for the revision of codes and statutes, and to act as advisory council to the legisls- ture. The latter bill was put in the urgency bill.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 27-The reorganiza- tion plan of the Atchison company pro- vides for the issue of 102 million dollars in common stock and 75 million prefer red 25,0O0,000 of prior lien bonds, 515,- GOO, ,0O0 ID general tours and S5,GO0, QUO adjustment fves.
 SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 27-The board of managers of the Young Mems Hebrew association, which has lease of the hall in the Masonic temple, cancelled their contract with Slsttery, the ex priest, on the the ground of the lattsr's language being calculated to incite the rot. Sisttery will speak tonight. If rot occurs tue mayor will call the fire de- partment and turn the hose on the mob An atteDpt was made to burn the Masonic temple.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
YUMA GG SIS.
(From our regusar cCrrespondont.)
 YrMA Erh 03 13Q5

From our regular correspondent.
 YUMA, Feb. g, 1895.
 Supt Muir and party of railroad off, ciais arrived last night and left for Los Angeles early this morning by special train.
 A party of legislators went to Los An- geles thls morning. Councilman Mug ent stopped off here to remain until Monday night.
 The four Chinsmen accused of being in an opium joint were arranged before Judge Duke this morning and plead guilty. Three pald their fines while the other was locked up for want of cash. Washingtou's birthday! Oar mer- chants kept the day by short hours st their bdsiness. Company H had drill. The flags are flying from the court house, Levy's, Gondolfo's, Modestl'r. Quartermaster's and the Indian school.
 A very interesting program by the boys and girls of Mrs Antrim's and Miss Morris room was the morning amuse- ment at the public school. An open a T entertainment wss highly appreciated by a very few, as 1t was not generally known.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

'Cameos aud Cut Gems," by Theo Tracy; "How Bronze Statutes are Cast, with the latest works of American sculp- tors. by Aillington Miller; "Bulgerian
 Village Life," picturesquely illustrated,
 by Celia R. Ladd; PersoDhl RemiaIs- cences of Charles Reade, by Howard Poul, and of Anton Ru 0instein, by Mrs. W. K. l.. Dickson; and practical article with many distinguished canine DOT traits. on Dogs and ,heir Keeping" by $. H. Ferris. There are good short stories and poems by Charles Edwards, Louis Morgan Sill, Gertrude F. Lynch, Jesse M. Andrews, H. E. Armstrong Julia D. Young, Annie l.. Muzzey, Ernest Delancey Pierson, Norman Gale, and others.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
TERRIBLE Forty Men Killed in a Mine in White Ash., N. M. THE ENTRANCE CLOSED And the Mine Full of Smoke and
 on Fire.
THE ENTRANCE CLOSED

DENvEE, Col, Feb. 27-A special from CerrilloI, N. M., says: One of the most serious mire accidents ever kuoxn in the territory, occurred at White Ash this afternoon. An explosion in the Santa Fe companys mine closed the en- trance and set fire to the interior. For ty men are in the mine. It seems i'm possible for any to escape. A dense smoke is pouring from the openings, which prevents the work of rescue. One dead body has been r.covered, that of the driver, who was near the mouth of the tunnel when the explosion occurred.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Big Fire in Chicago.

CHIrAGo, Feb. PA tire occurred this morning in the Ksetner Knitting works, the Pioneer Paper company and the Bach & Hertz Feather company. The building is total loss, also five dwell ;ngs in the vicinity. The damage is S250,O00. The Crane elevator is badly damaged. Hundreds of employees were in the Kaetner building, including 22O children, and all became panic stricken. Eleven were rescued unconscious and some will probably dle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

In recent edit rial the Ssiem. Ore gon. Independent, says: ''Time and again have we seen Cbamberlsin's Coueh remedy tried and never without the most satisfactory results. Whenever We see a person afflicted with hoarSeness, with cold or cough, we invariably ad- wise them to get Chamberlain's Cough remedy; and when they do, they never regret it. It always doez the work, and does it we'll" For sale by Fred F!sisa- man, druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
All Free.

Those who have used pr. Kings New Discovery know its value. and those who have not, have now the opportunity to
 " it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle, free Send your name and address to H. E Bucklen & Co.,, Chicago, and get s sample box of Dr. Kings New Life pills free, as we'll as copy of guide health and household instructor, free All of which IS guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing Dr. George Martins. drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
The Hayward Murder Trial.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 27-The defense in the Hayward murder case is determined to fssten the responsibility for highway robbery on April D, '93 on Adry Hay ward. The chief incident in today's session was the testimony of Fred Horst a liveryman, that Adry hired horse at g D. m, on that date and returned st 1030. The defence expects to show by other witnesses Adry was seen near the scenS of the robbery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Notice to Land Owners

In valley adjoining Tucson. There vii be a meeting of all persons, whether land owners or renters, desiring to us, our irrigatine ditches. to discuss tn, matter of gates. improving ditches. ant methods of distribution of water. Th, meeting will oe held in the office o Judge Osborne. on Tuesday evening February 26, at 2 p. m. 2t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Flooded Chicken Eggs for Sale.

On and after M arch 1st w R. Perry gill sell a 'gs for matching as follows: Light B ahma's, S1 per setting.
 Pl, mouth Rocks. 75a per ttlng. Brown Leghorps, 50c per setting. Will guarantee them to hatch true to name.
 Where eggs are to be shipped 25c per sett ng extra. 5 26 30
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Free Pills.

Send your addres to H. B. Bucklen & Co.,, Chlceqo, ana get free sample box If Dr. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their n.erits. These pills are easy in action and are perticul- as,y effective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles they have been proved in valuable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely v-geta ble. They do not weaken by their actrou. but by giving tone to stomach and buwe's greatly invIgorate the system. Regular sIze 25c. per box. Sold by Dr. George Martin, druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Help Wanted.

hCHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-I mad n sS34.o the last six weeks selling Dish Washe CTS, and was sick part of the time. I don't see why others do not go into the Dish Washer busi- ness No canvassing. Sold all my Washer at home. Perfect satisfaction. Every one sold sells another. Every family wants one. will make (, 900 this year easy. I can wash ana dry our dishes in two minutes. Any one make $ to SIP a day For circulars write to Iron City Dish Washer Go. $. Highland Ave. E. E. Pittsburg. Pa.
 May IeISS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
A Fatal Stabbing and Shooting
 Affray.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 26-CoDstable Harvey Branscombe, of Calsbasas, YVES fatally stabbed by Manuel Dominguez late last night. Brsnscombe was st. tempting to arrest DominQuez for steal ing hogs. Dominguez stabbed him in the back between the shoulders spd also in tho bowels. Branscome shot hIm twice in the thigh ard abdomen. Domingues was brought to the county jail. He bears bad reputation. Rrane come was alive at noon, but cannot Ii ve
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Cherokes B1ll Guilty of Murder

FORT SMITH, Ark. Feb. 2-In the United States court today the jury re- turned verdict against outlaw "Chero- kee Bill" as guilty of murder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
The Value of A Packags

The contents Of a 25-cent package of Slmmo.s Llver Regulator will cure any sick head. che. It's the woman's rierd. "It cured me permanently of sick hAaGache." ."-C. S Norris. Browns vi,Ia, W Va. Take it dry on the tongue, pr make tea.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Supreme Court Hulipgs.

Among the decisions handed down by the supreme court affecting residents or Pima county are the following: Felix BustsmaDle vs. the United States. Pima county, cutting timber on government land. The alleged timber was mesquite wood and the court held this was not timber under the act of congress. Reversed and the defendant discharged.
 Albino Martinez vs. Territory. Plma county, grand larceny of steer. The proof showed a spsyed COW. Helo L fatal variance. Reversed.
 Southern Pacific company vs. Wm-
 McGill. Damages claimed by employee
 of the company for injuries from act of conductor CD the train, where Gill was
 riding. Held that the conductor on the
 train. where Gill was riding. Held that
 the conductor and laborer were fellow servants and that, therefore, the com
 pany could not be held for csrelessness of former. Reversed and new trial
 ordered.
 l.. M. Jacobs vs. O. Bnckalew. Pima county. Ejectment. Affirmed. This case involved the ownership of the Buckalew block, bought in by l.. M. Jacobs at tax sale. The title WAS attacked by other creditors who held that same was void. It was held valid in the district court ard judgement as above.
 Alfred Sheen vs FIG Hughes. Pima county. Affirmed. Ia this case the ap- pellant Sheen sought to reverse the judgement of the district court which held that sn sppointee to fill an un expired term served the entire remainder of said term and not till the next general election following his appoint ment. The case grew cut of the at tempt to elect third supervisor. in the place of Hon. Jas. Finley who refused to be thus summarily ejected. His position was sustained by both courts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
PETIT JURORS.

Graves, D c Pickett, A E Crepin, D Gill, A l. Peck, E A Drake, E P Var Kuren W H Barnett, Thos Cordis, w F Brichta, E W Smith, H W Peterson Jos Perrin. A Shedd. J K Friend, A Sheen, B 0 Briehta, Wm Shaw, A A Zeckerdorf, E L. Wetmore, Ed Titcomb H D Underwood, Pablo Soto, H Wat kips, D Burgess, W I Perry, D Drum mond, J H Wakefield. T T ChiIders, W H Burdette, K Ctrbett, A c Ward, B Glover, R R R chardsou, 0 A Stevens w F Dyer, J H SinRletery, J w Davis, I l. Beckrup, 4 Bail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
If the Baby is Cutting Trefn

Be sure pnd u-~ that d. a'd we l-i ried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Shouting Syrup for rniidren feet ing. if snotbes the ch,ld, soflens the gums, niays al pain cures sind cr:ic a"n l. Tf@ hea' remedy for Gingrbo ga. Twenty tie,- ceLia a bottle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
AGood Liver.

Keep yours liver active and you'll not suffer with biliousness-there's the secret. When bilious try 25-cent package of Simmons Liver Regulator, powder. Take it on the tongue, or make tea. You'll take no more pills.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

saEN AND WOMEN to make big money WI with the Practical Plating Dynamo. Is the electrical machine used in the great plating Plates everything No experience; big profits. Address w P. Harrison & Co.,, Clerk No. I4i Columbus, Ohio.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Fine BicYcles.

If you want to rent a wheel go to K. L.. Hart, on Congress street, and select from his ample stock o' fine machines. The ocation of this bic Jcle emporium is cen- ral and handy to every one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Bishop Manogue Dead.

SACRAMENTO, Feb 27-Patrick Mano- que, bishop of the Diocese Sacramento died at six o'clock this morDlEg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Fire in San Francisco.

SAN FEANCJsCo, Feb. PA fire broke o1t this morning and destroyed G. Baur's boot and shoe store and c. w.
 Barrett's grocery, and contents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
A Moman mistakes her Husband tOr
 Burglar.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Feb. 27-Mrs Robert Craig dangerously shot hsr husband bast night, mistaking him for burg lar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
An ex-Ju, tice Dead.

SALEM, Mass, Feb. 27-Lincolu Flsg Brigham, ex ju5tice of the superior court, died today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Grand and Petite Jurors.

The following grand and pettit jurors were drawn today.
 GRAND JURORS.
 Jose l. Andrade, Geo Pusch, Adolf Goldschmidt, J P Desssri, w w Dickin- son, WI Corbett $ H DrschmsD, c Christensen, Theo Q Bullock, w E Felix, G H Doe, P Hohusen, J K Gooding, Warren Allison, Bartolo Barcelo, Theo G Fitch. l. w Mix, Thos D Casenago, Jos L IIlingsworth, J O Ford, G H Brooks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
A Recommendations from Los Am
 geles.

632 Csstelsr street, Los Angeles, Cal After having suffered for long time from acute rheumatism without obtaIn. ing relief. l used Chsmberlaio's Pain Balm and wss almost immediately re lieved. hi hly recommend this as the best medicine known. b. M HAMIL TON. For sale hy Fred FleIshman, drug glst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
Obituary.

It is with deep pain we announce the death of Mrs. Susan A. Cornell, wife of our esteemed fellow townsmsn, Chas T. Connell. She passed away last evenip g after a brief illness. Her death wa- wholly unexpected end came with a suddeuness that startled the loving ones who watched Der in the waning hours of life and strOve with loving hands to avert the inevitable end.
 She was a good wife, 8 fond and doting mother whose loss to her bereav ed household is irreparable. Her hus- band and three children. one Of whom IS F yesrs of age, and snther 9 years and the other but 20 months, have the sympathy O. the entire community. Mrs Connell was daughter of the late James A. Moore, and was born in San Bern ardino, Cal, May ?, 1863, and was, consequently but 32 years of age; was educated in San Francesca and married in Globe ip 1882.
 Her twin sister, Mrs. Geo. P. Schole- field, was with her at the time of her death, her mother Mrs. Moore ard sister, Mrs. O. H. Kenyon of Globe, are expected to arrlve tonight.
 The funeral will take place from the Episcopal church, tomorrow at o'clock D. m.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
THE LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL Feb. 26.

| MORNING sEssIoN-Presldert Dorsr called the council to order promptly al i 10 o'clock-
 The following bills were introduced
 c B No Z7, Kemp, to secure liens tC meehahIcs and material men.
 c B No IS, Edwards to provide fol funding territorial indebtedness.
 CB No @. Edwards, for parole oi prisoners in the territorial prison. CB No 50, Edwards, relating to ap. pesls to the Supreme Court. c B No 5l, Edwards, relating to ap- propriations.
 CB No l9, 8abbitt, relating to assesse- ment and collection of taxes. c B No %, Edwards, relating to the summonlng of U $ grand and trial jurors.
 CB No A., Scott, authoriz: ng city council of incorporated cities to make recorder ex-OfiiCIo assessor and tax col lector and city marshal, ex-OfficO license tax cOllec or read third time and refer d to committee on Corporations. H B No 21; printing blll, read third time and passed unanimously.
 c B No 2S Mug ut; providing for the appointment of OfflcIal sten0gTaphers in district courts; referred to judiciary committee.
 Council adjourned till tomorrow at 10 a. n.
 Called to order by the speaker ati 10 m.
 A petition was read from prominent citizens of the terrItory asking the 18th Legislature to render assistance to John D. Dobbs, and was referred to conmIt- tee on petitions and memorials.
 The following bills were introduced:
 II B No %, Marshall. to prevent gambling.
 HB No 96, Chenowith, relating to travelling on highways, etc.
 c B No B, relief of Gila county, read third tune and passed.
 J R No 6, Wildman, that DO bills be introduced in either house after 12I o'clock, Msrch 12th unless by unani- nous vote of both houses was adopted.
 House resolved itself into committee of the whole. Mir Moore in the chair and ! consider d the following bills.
 H B No 45, Hull. to protect working l men, recommltted to judiciary commit | tee.
 H B No 43, Hinton, to amend sec 2l l chap R s of Arizona, reported without 
 A message was received from the | council that it had passed H B No 21, l and 0 B No 20, also returned H c R No | II.
 H B IS, Wildman, to provide for ter ritoriel Normal school, passed.
 H B 39, Martin, concerning mines, l read third tune and passed.
 HOus- adjourned till tomorrow morn- ! ing at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

SAN FRANCIsCc, Feb 26. Mexican dollars 4S1@@49
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
TO WEAK MEN

elfering from the effects of youthful erTo-s early decay, wasting weakness. lost manhood, etc. Iwi5 sand valuable treatise fsealedl containing fu1 particulars for home cure, FREEof charge. A spiencid medical work should be read by every nan uho is nervous and deOiEtated- Addressss Fros. F. G FOWLER. MO0dsls. Conn.,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

DR-E. O. WRez's kxxvH AEp HaAf1 Txnx KETT. gu.rsc tecd specific for HystsrsA. Rtzd nesS, Convui5iSas FSss, Eervocs Nsaraix.S HSsasche. Nervous Prostrstiez caasoa sy tn zes of siooAol os toHsSoo, WAksf1inses, Ean.xl Depression, softeailE Of shs Erssl rsssttirg n 0sanity aOc iGad1ns to raSzery, decay azddezzk. Prsnsiure Cid kas, Rsr-sssnsss, Less of Po~es u sither sSx. Involuntary Loeses and Srsrznat oIPaoca c7ESsd bg cTSs-ezSrtAGa of the hrnin ssf-soHce or Over-i1SIiGencs- ksch box ocn, .Eins Ons mcnta'a SrssSzasut. 3z-e6 . box [ six bcEss fo< sS.es, seut cy slcsi ncssezzd uz -as>eina of nsa.A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
The Mineral Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

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