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ft- -$: WEEKLY iWAPH. ix-Pagebiou. TONE, A1UZONA... DEC. 26. 1S81 Page is from the Daily of Friday, T)cc. 22. Ul'lt I.AT1; I.r.GIMLATIMti:. It will bo remembered, or at least it ought to be, that lit tho beginning ' the present year tho legislatuie of rizona met at Prescott and huld a rotractcd session, out of which was (olved the bill creating CocliUo Iinty, with its appointive officers. Iter the statutory time had expired the session it continued to sit incubate. Among the brood of Is hatched (lurinjr its close was for tho payment for tho over- le. JNen l . Usborn, an employe the legislature, taxed up his bill services rendered for the full lin, which was presented to Terri- lal Auditor E. P. Claik, who al- only for the legal number sborn brought suit auditor to compel full p, wliicn was tried uetore tne to court, Chief Justice French fthe decision, which is as fol- nlou by French, chief justice : Sill- associate justice, dissenting in the rion : Ids is an application fur a writ of man. litis commuiuliuir iiiul enjoining Uie auditor to draw his warrant on the ienal tieasury fur the sum of oue liun. and eitrhty dollars, under uu art of legislature of Arizona. 1 tacts are stated In applicant's pell- i but an allldavit of the applicant is an- kl to the pclillon.from whicli it appears petitioner was an olllcer ot the legis- ; council ot the session ut leal, as as- lot clerk of said council, and that his 111 is for compensation lor services in capacity, it lurliicr appears uoin tne Ivit taut the auditor lias acted on I claim ot the applicant, which was auditing and allowing thereon the ul $BUU, and has issued a warrant lor. un allowed, allien lias ucen accepted fhiouer. lis action oi the auditor is fatal to pe- flier's applicatlnn for mandamus. the auditor lias errui in auditing pe- tier's claim, such error cannot tie re- led by mandamus. If it could be llied by writ at all It must bo ccrtio- not mandamus, l lie writ ot inundate to compel un inferior court, board, tri- il or olllcer to act,-t)Ul not to command to act, unless the act ho purely minis- id. If the act sought for be jmiiciil or ketiouaryun its character, no court by irit oi mandate can command what taction shall be; much less can it com. Id how and what said action shall be, he or it has aheaily fully acted upon matter, no matter how erroneously. l.writ of mandate is in no taso a pio- tor the review or correction ot errors. it is clear that the auditor committed rrror nsflcwlnst petitioner: the error of auditor, if any, was in favor of Hie uioncr, as tuny appears uy tne uircci, litlve and .express provisions of the 5th sectlon'of the U. S. statutes, as fol- rss lection 1855. Ku luw of anv territorial llsl&turo shall he .made or enforced by lew tne governor or secretary oi a tern- ir mo memuers or omccrs oi any ter- tiier than that piovlded by the laws tie United Slates. therefore, it has been ordered that pctl. Icr's application for a writ of manda- be denied and his application be uls- n1 V. ...' t'll.ln' L.A.Inn led. p luityu, eslliui u uaui-u. Iiik following correspondence the Robinson Consolidated 2, Colorado, reminds ono forcibly Iho celebrated Luttrell corres- Uenco from the Holland mire.. Ihington camp, Pima county, llnson Consolidated manager tele- Ld December 13th: "Shipped yester- 107 ions; average assay, 57 ounces. nine colon all rleht." Director Igton, who is now in Colorado inves let he company's atluirs, tcieerapheu lltiv that S1G.000 must be Immediately liphed him lor the purpose of paying i the company's notes, now uue, as Iweic not sulllclent hinds tor tho e at the smelters to the credit of the !"' nToLi,owiNa is the financial exhibit Itho Keoly Motor company: ll'lio treasurer's report shows that the leipts lor the icar amounted to &20.120, Id expenditure, $20,100, leaving a bal. :e of $1D.-18. '1 he resources of the com. Iny were indicated as lollows: lwelvc Fousand shares Kcely motor stock, three 'usuuu biiurea ivceiy jiumr cuiitptmy oi sxlco stock, rash, $10.48. Liabilities, W. ivcelr tor salary until 1st mst.. 1 500; loans, $1,093, office lent and Liter, $17; total, if 3,0 10. lin addition to the above the stock- Lders have a lawsuit on their hands lind out what tho motor is. When lit is learned if will probably bo nd to be one third credulity and imp nurds humbug. focinsK county has two evils, tho Called rustlers and the stage rob- It would bo well for the good Me of Tomostono to get together hang the whole outfit. The lives Itho law-abiding citizens should l bo allowed to ba put in jeopardy lauso a few cut-throats and stage- jers by their presence demand it 1 be so. Hemp, gentlemen, p; that is what you need in ibstone. Arizona Domoorat. ViTiiiN tho past ten days there ibccn a great cementing together he law-abiding people of Socorro, w Mexico, and at a recent meet- it tho connnitteo of safety there i admitted sixty new memuers. 13 people ot our sister torruory Itn unanimous on tho cow-boy bstion thoy must behave them- res or go. Daily Evening Trib- I. James Flynn's card tbat appears in unothi r Imn should be read by every voter. Its utter- Is aro thoso of an honest, straight-forward TELEGRAPHIC. The Lost JcniincKc. Nuv Youk, Dec. 22. Further advices contlrm picvious ii-por'.s reguiduig the Jeaunetle and her eien, but no new facts are brought out. Washington, Dec. 22. The secretary of the navy received from Engineer -Melville, under dato of Irkutsk, December 21st, a e.iblo meosiiijo identical with that cabled from London lust night to tho New Yoik Herald, which the secretary leplied to us lollows: Navy Dep-irtuient, Washington, Decern btr 32 Engineer .McliHIe, U. S. N., IrUubk: Omit no tUmt, frparo no ex pciine, in securing the salety of the men in the tecum! cutter left sick and fio7en, and see that those already leaned have eveiy attention, and soon as possible hac them transported tan milder cjimaie. The De purtment will supply the necessary funds. (Signed), Ill!M Secictary. The Trial (if Uiiitenu. asiiixoton, D. C. 22. Uuite.ui came into court this moinlng upp.uciitly under soino strong excitement. Col Chillies Heed took a seat by his side and whisper ed something to him Uuiteau, striking the table violently, began to cxpiitulule,say ing, "1 wont do anything of tho kind." At this point Scovillc whispcied some expos tulation, when Guitcauangiily said to him, "I won't have you compromising my case by your foolish questions. You must get oil' my case if you can't stop compromis ing it." A uhispcied consultation be tween tho three mentioned seemed to re suit in p icifying the prisoner, who looked up with a smile and said, "I was going to make a speech, but I have changed my mind an'l gues I won't do it." He then busied himself opening his mail, remark ing, ''This is the tirst time I have ever opencued iny mail myself for some time." Dr. Thcodoie Diamond, ot Auburn, who hud been summoned for the defence and retained by the prosecution, was called to tho stauil. Witness believed, judlng by the evidence lie had listened to, including that of tho prisoner himself, and liom the appearance and conduct of the piisoncr, that he is n sane man. The hypothetical questions put to Dr. Wooster yesterday were then read to witness, and he replied, "I should say ho was sane." House t omuilttecM. Washinoton, Dec. 22. The following committees hue inmibciship us follows: Bankitm and cimency Ciapo, chair man, Smith of III., Webster, Dhigley, Jloorc, Cornell, Browning, liuckner, llar dcuburg, Flower, Erlcntritut. Coinage, weights and measures Flshei, Bedford, ilcCluie, Laeey, Washburn, Fay son, Uiuelton, Stephens, bingleton of Jliss., Itosecrnns, Bland. Commeice Fage, Itlchaulson of N.Y., Townseud of Ohio, Hoar, Washburn, Chandler, Waul, White, George, Gunther, Iteuguu, McLanc, Gibson, lioss, llcrndon. Foreign affairs Williams, Oilh, Kassou, Ilico ot Aluss., Duunell, Loid, Walker, Blount, Willson, Duesler, Belmont. Military iill'uirs llendcison, McCoid, Boyue, btei-1, Davis of 111. Spalding, Spooncr, Sparks, Upton, Bragg, Whtelcr, AlagiiiLls. Fostolllccs ami post roads Bingham, Anderson, Jarge.isou, Lacey, Feele, Fas. ell, Moorly, Springer, Evans, Armtleld, Brentz. Fubllc lands Pound, Ilelford, Ilcpbum, Dwlght, Watson, Stark, Rico of Mo., Cobb, Craveus, l'liyster, Mulchler. Indian alllulrs Haskell, Deeding, Rice of Mo, .Mason, Spalding, Buck, Richardson of N. Y., Hooker, Scales, Wellburn, Blanchiird, Ainsley. Territories Burrrows, Meech, Aldricii, Van Voorhees, Miller, Dawes, Crowley, Grant, Mills, Richaidson ofS. C, Dugio, Lecdom, Peligiew. Mines and mining Van Voorhees, Dews of 111., Bingham, Fullerson, Hubbs, Calkins, Youug, Cassuly, Berry, Benj. Vood of N. Y., Brumiu, Ouray. Pacific railroads Hazellon of Wit., Hosmer, Campbell, Robinson of Ohio, Hammond of N. Y., Paul, Darrell, Wells, Mclvenzie, Bliss, Htnise, Dunn, Nolan. Education and labor Lysdegratf of Ohio, SUerwin, Carpenter Davis of Ills., Ppge, Thyler, Wells, Clements, Mooney, Dibble, Doads. Publio expendituies Randall, Black, burn, W. A. Woodrcy, Pymi, Dcmottc, Lewis, Ludd, Fulkeison, Martin, Gunter and Berry. Private land claims Pacheco, Norcros's, Iluzelton of Wis., Cornell, Moorcy, Cults, Muldrow, Williams of Ala, Ford, Shack elford, lloge. Expenditures In treasury department Bedlord1(chalrjiu.,R,'Vt'!.,LVeilufi.i.,'ran. ttni, J-orney, liuckner, J-eiton. The speaker further stakd that by mis take tho name of Butternorth of Ohio had been emitted iiom the committee on Pacific railroads, and Camp substituted lor him. The mistaue wasrcciilled, and the speaker said he would hereafter assign Camp to son-3 other committee. Tlie IR'iiioorutH IMhhuIIMIciI. Wasiiimitox, Dee. 22. The demociats are greatly disgusted with the committee assignmcufs, no attention having been paid, they claim, to the order ot piece deuce. Morey talks of declining to serve on tho postolllto conimiltte, because I Springer leads him in position, wheieas lie should uo nisi, xne uemociais ciaim that the f election of the committees is in the Inteiest of the southern republicans, contestants having llnee soathein mem bers, and they expect a sumimuy unseat ing of democrats to follow, unless lllibu terlng prevents, aud this course is threa encd. VrltleNni-4 uu the ConunlttccH Ciiicaqo, Dec. 22. Times Washiuuton special: The composition of the raihoad and transpoitation committees will be studied Willi care. Already it is com plained that (hey lelkct Jay Gould, but this lemalns to be pioved. Tribune's cditoual: The committee on commerce is awarded Page of California; and heie was made the speaker's greatest mistake, as Mr. Pago lepiesents none ot the great commercial interests. His disinct is not in any lespect a commeicial center, and although he is a geutleman of ability, the position could have been assigned Willi more prupilety to one ol many otheis. Senator Miller 111. Washington, Dec. 22. Senator Miller is still conlhied to his residence uy illucss which appears to be malarial fever, but no doubt is lelt that he will be able to be out again m a few dujs. Store OIllclul I'eculatloii. Coiajmhus, O., Dee. 22. Fied. W. New bury, assistant secretary of the Stale Pub lic Works, was m tested lor raising cheeks to the amount of $4000. He contested to that amount, but larger foigeiies me sus peeled. The J.ost Confederate I'uiuIh. Nkw Yoiik, Dec. 22. AVorldV Wash ington special; With reference lo tho statement ot Gen. Johnston about the con. federate money lemoved by order of Jell' D.iv is, Regan of Texas, now in the hoibt, who was last sectetary of the tieasury under tho Confederate government, said to-ni;ht that the lunds consisted in louud numbers of 80,000 in golU coin, ao.OOO silver coin, anil $30,000 in bullion, over $100,000 of this was, paid out to so'diers. The bullion wad stoicd in a vvatehouso at Washington, Ga , and was theie captured by Federal troops. About $15,000, all that remained in coin, was entrusted to two Confederate naval olllcers to take to Nas. sau, but it vyis captured on the way. This explanation of the disappearance of the Coufedcrato treasure is as near olllela! as can be obtained at this day. Ciuctoo, Dec. 22. Denials of the story I about Jell Davis getting away with the Confederacy's gold are coming in from various ex-Contcderates In the South. Sllnlne Litigation. New Yoiik, Dec. 22. Sigismund M. Thanhauser and August Thanhauser, both of California, aguiust the Cortes Mining Co. In this suit Judge Blatchford to-day in tho United States court gave a decision granting the motion for an injunction to stay pioec'cdings ut law, on condition that theCoitesand its tiustecs filed a stipula tion agreeing that In the Cortes suit the court may determine what amounts, it any, are due to Thanhauser in respect to moneys sued for by them in each ol their transac lions at law, and that after such dctcrmin atlon, judgment for such amounts may be enteied upon the transactions at law sev erally against the company and its trus tees. The suits aro for $115,000 alleged to havo been loaned to the Cortes for woik mg mines and for the purchase money el mines in Loner California. 4oh1(1'm XanienlH. New Youk, Dec. 22. The grand Jury indicted J. Howard Wells for bending Jay Gould blackmailing letters. DeedH of Violence. Fout WoiiTir, Tex., Dec. 22. Wm.Ray. nor, United Stalls deputy collector of rev enue si ot dead John jlomson, a well known sportsman, in a quatiel over a courtesan. Raynorsurrendeied. Muiimax, Miss, Dec. 22. Today began the tiial of Will Vance, who was supposed to have been in sympathy witli the negio rioters at Marion in (his county, who on election day, Nov. 8th, killed several people. The prosecution is proceeding upon the theory tlieio was a consniracy to committ murder, and expect to convict Vance by word or deed. Hmall-rox in Illinois. Chicaoo, Dec. 22. Small-pox has hrok en out at Man'.rcm, a town touitecn miles north of here. Several cases ure repotted. The disease seems spreading rapidly in this state. Cases aio bciiiff icported from many widely separated sections. Tattle from Tuci-on, Tccsox, Dec. 22. T. J. Potter, general manager of the Chicago, Burlington and Quiiicy raihoad, accompanied by Dr. J. J. Ransom, surgeon of the road, passed through heie this evening on a special car boliud for San Francisco. They have been at Denver, to whicli point their ro-ul is being built. Mr. Potter cxpiessed him sell much pleased with the climate and general appearance of that portion of Ari zona thev had passed through. He was much suipused at lluding the Southern Pacific route so fiee from dust, as it had been represented that this road was very dusty ami consequently disagreeable for passenger Havel. Ho thinks this route much preferable in many respects to the Union aud Central Pacific, and believes thegicat majority of tho travel from the Western States to the Pacific coast will bo via (he Southern Pacific. Referring to the character of the road, lie said it was well built and very smooth to ride over, The C. B. & Q. company have about three thousand miles of road under its manage ment. News from Magdulcna Is ts the effect that woik has been resumed on the Guaymusioad via the Magdalcna route. Ihc A. T. & S. F. surveyors aro now running their Hues from Tucson up the Santa Ciuz in Cul.ibasas, the end of the Benson and Calabasas road. Colonel -llelienzle. Trom tlie Star v Colonel McKcnzic, who was lately en gaged in our Indian campaign, is a per son ot some historical interest. His name ,-jvas lormerly William Slldell, ho being me son oi captain olidcll, who, under the administration of John Tyler, was in command of the United States brie Som ers, and who hanged midshipman Nelson, sen of Nelson, the secretary of the n&vy, to the yard-arm, because of his heading a mutiny on the high seas. He is also a nephew of John Slldell, who was United States senator from Louisiana at tho outbreak of the war. The name Mclvenzie was assumed by reason of a will by an .uncle of his who died in Scotland, and who left him 20,000 stcr ling, conditional upon his adopting the name ol Mclvenzie. ' - TUCSOX 1TK3IH. From tho Citizen. Ed. Fields, of Glided Age fame, Is in town. The postofllce at Wlagvllle, Graham county, has bceu diecon tin need. It. C.Jacobs returned yesterday from an exten sive trip inrougn aonora. Frank W. Glrard. of Glrard A. Oa... 'a. 'In town Yum Calabasas. He rcportis'uuslness booming In that new and growlngtovtn. It was reported yesterday that a snow storm had occurred at Tombstone, and that snow fell from wltlcoz eastward Into New Mexico. Mr. Edward Parker, who accompanied a party of ei-tcrn capitalists to Souora to examine lar&e mining properties, returned to Tucson last sight. lion. Madison W. Stewart arrived In town last night lrom Willcox. He says business was very lively, and the future of the tonn looks as bright as ever. Juan Ilozoobal, a prominent merchant In Guaymas, arrived by siage last night, aud will leavo lor 'Frlrco this evening. He states that Hermoslllo has Improved remarkably since tbe railroad reached thero, and thinks It Is making lar more rapid strides than Guajmas in size ai.d prosperity. Matters generally look very bright throughout Souora. From tbe Dally Star. It Is stated that ex Governor McOormlck Is slowly recovering fioui bis illness in New York. Another Apacho Indian has died of pneun onla at Fort Lowell. Uo refused to eat or take mtdly Clue, unu (jiucuy uruppeu uu iu mv iipuyit; heaven. One of tho roost commendable features of the coming municipal election Is that men .and not party will take the field. Ibis will enable voters to choose the fittest candidates without doing vio lence to their political conscience. There aro now five privileges granted for sup plying Tucson with water. We believe In compe tition in all things which will advantage tho peo ple gtnerally, but we believe that a union of all Ihc parties and capital which are Interested In the five different schemes would bo better for all the parties concerned, as well as the public, and would lusuro a large snppl) of water. In union there is strength The fact that the Atthlsou,TopekaA Santa Fe It illioiel smveyors propose to inn two lines of survej from Calabasas nortlmird, one down the Santa Cruz valley by Tucson, and tho other be yond the range of mountains west of this place some sHveii or eight mites, looks as though tho route to thli place was not fully determined. It might be well lor our cltlcns to keep an eye on the situation aud loso no opportunity in securing the line to this point While wo believe It will be to the Interest of the company to build the road here, vet we must not fall in dulng every thing whlcii will Insure it beyond question. Judge Silent will leave today for San Jose, liuiuoruin, to pass tne uonuajs. 3IeetiiiK of Hehool Trunteet. The board met Dec. 22, 1831; present, J. L I'onel;, Hen Goodrich and T. J. Drum. Ou motion or Mr. Fonck, Ben Goodrich, Ksq. as electedStreastirer, vice John P.Clum, resigned. Moved and seconded that tbe public schools be adjourned fiom Dec. 22d, 18S1, to January 3, 1U82. Adjourned to Dec. 27, at one o'clock p. m. On the adjournment of the board all the mem bers thereof, In company with M. A. Smith, Esq., visited the schools and made brief addresses to the children. Tli I id Ward Meeting. At a meeting held by the Third Ward club in Judge Sptccr's office, last evening, tho following named gentlemen were duly elected as delegates to represent saldjnardlin tho city convention: D. A. Morlartv.J. A. MeUrln, Thomas Vincent, Mr. Brophy, Wm. V. Ilurdelte, II. Kingsbury, I. Isaacs and A. E. Fay. The secretary was Instmctei issue credentials to each of thu abovc-narai gates. .j4i' .... , ... '..cAirit -"VST" jiuiei .kirituitiu AT THE GUAM Jas. C. Harnett, Charlcsto on; II. S. Rochol, Mrs, CISCO. James Floyd, A. Mavvc, Adam lUWl Katuj Kim shaw," cumm iaute mmntmmmmmm SMffiTHKPnE Mill ; iJa4sMf!MallllSHHVBcu son : llNMHwsXHHRhclsco; Jos. MMMfaHMWBjjjjjjjjjjjjjjifr'ueo. Lockerly, MJEHKilHKJiVpftrlA. France: Brad- rHlvTiaHav LOCAL BFLINTfiltS. Tin public acbooli bave doted for the holidays, to re-open Jannnrj 3. Tux receipts of tbe Episcopal etiurch fair were $GCO. Wbo llliy that tho people of Tombstone are not liberal? Tux Arizona (Prescott) Democrat comes to us decidedly Improved ot late. It Is a credit to Us present management. It Is said that another iruu U out for chief of police. If so, It la well. Ghe all the boys a chanco before the people, Geo. Birkzb was brought before Judge Wal lace yesterday on a charge of assault and battery, he plead guilty and nas filed $23 and costs. The city council bare not abated tbe water and seuer nuisance on the corner of Fourth and Fre mont streets. What arts our city fathers for! NoTwiTUSTANDixa the immense sales of Dillon & Kenealy their stock la first class, and tbose who enter their store do not leavo without a purchase. In another column will be found a reply to the furious attack of Judge Rellly upon citizens of Tombstone. The Judze will find that "he that gives oust take." Jl. fALiBnER Is prepared to fit out customers with the best of goods at the lowest living prices. H takes pleasure in showing people his elegant goods and wares. The directors and teachers of tbe public schools will have two Christmas trees for the children ut fcchleffelln hull on Saturday next. The ceremon ies will open at 1:30 p.m. Charles Glover & Co. still have a magnificent stock of goods which they are willing to sacrifice for the benefit of the needy. Purchasers will do well togtTe them a call before buying clsen here. It Is reported that the silver-block beireUnon exhibition at the Malson Doree was sold for $W. It Is the finest bearskin ever seen In this city, and It la doubtful If It can be excelled In the United Mates. The Ingersoll mining company hate 2,000 tons of first class ore on its dump that Is estimated to be worth $'100,000. This mlno was purchased for $10,000 last spring. What mining district can beat this showing? At a regular meeting of tho Manhattan club last evening It was unanimously decided that for the future the semi-monthly socials of that organ ization be held on each alternate Wednesday in stead of Saturday as heretofore. The Emily mine Is showing some magnificent carbonate and born sliver ore. At twenty leet down on the Incline the ledge Is two and n-hnll fact. This Is another young Ingersoll, and who ever gets It will have a bonanza. All wbo Intend placing plfts upon the Christ mas tree of thu Methodist Sabbath school, will please have the articles at tbe church by 10 a m. Saturday. The committee appointed for decorat ing the tree will be there to receive them. Owino to the various other attractions last evening the attendance at Mendel Meyers' ball was not as large as mlcht have been expected; howevir, tho6C present enjoyed themselves thor oughly, and voted thu professor a prince of enter tainers. All pcri-ons interested in the decorating of the McthodUl church for Christmas and especially the committee appointed fur that purpose, are cordially and earnestly Invited to meet at the church, corner Fremont and Seventh strict, at T o'clock this (Friday) evening. There Is much to be done, and It is hopid all will come who cau. Assessment work Is being done upon tbe Lucky Cuss and Owl's Niet, two of the Tomhatono M. & M. Co'a mines. From the Lucky Cuss they arc taking out magnificent ore that was tuft upon the hanging wall by the former workmen. A new shaft has been started on tbe Owl s Nest, near the north end, and some fine ore Is being taken lrom it This point shows a better quality of ore than In either of tho old shalts farther south. I.OCAli I'KRHO.XAl.S. Mr. Georoe Partbidoe, departed tor St. Louis, Mo. by last evening's stage. He will be absent several months. Mr. Georoe W.;Bitord, has gone to Cochise district to look after nls mining Interests in that promising locality. Mr. II. II. Cavil returned from Davlara, So nera, last evening, looking hale and hearty after his enforced feast upon pinole and plnoche, for tbe last month. Ahonq the nassengert who passed Colton, yesterday, eastward bound, were: Mrs. Willi; M. Richards, Tucson; W.Dan Murphy, Pn -Tnrivi. Ttrlarn and wife. New Mexico! Jr' Dallas, Texas. fi'jjkvjvirwrday about noon, Foiue iv- in letvjhls M. Xikt. Bom has recelvedfEdtftrnii from Hon. Clark Churchill, (,1-ftewoiiOUf grand sire of the Snpremtt fcrWifip.jfKftt' .i.m. tintii th n;.rwWi4 No. 5, I. O. O. F.,oP,TflmbstOMfJle:hTit'iof January- Jmf' Mr. liioUAi BraiTiUtfiBilWl'ellcIas, "TT'Soiior... vOsiHiSBOrtiifHi'ecting Mr, Geo. S. Klceof thj( ?ijUi.Tflth a four-mule outfit at San Pedrd, -en ill wjr 'down the country into lue uean u, ouwia.,4v ruju mo tA.uo are putting In Urgr)tps, and that ahcre Is a general Improvement in business afi'ulrs all along the line of his travels. Mil. G. W. Mauk, United States deputy col lector, came In from Harshaw last evening via the BarbacoBiari and Charleston. Ho found all the vendors of liquor, cigars and tobacco on the line of the New Mexico and Arizona railway duly provided with 1 censes and stamps. Ho re ports a hopeful feeling existing at Harshsw. There arc thirty men at worl: In tho Hcniosa mine and the company Is laying lu a large lot of supplies, which fact doci not 'ook like on aban donment of the country s- N. A Card. N s ' Editor Epitaph: The people of Tombstone have had tbe pieasare of reading another essay from the pen of that philanthropic expounder of ltw and Justice, James Iicilly; and as the old say ing Is, a burnt child dreads the fire, he takes occa sion to attack men that be neMj spoke to, and aon't know this day when he meets them lu the streets, by calling their place or business a den of thugs. These gentlemsn happened to be associa te1 In business, with one of the Earp brothers, aud old Vox Popull Vox. Del iicilly takes occasion, for tbe benefit of a lot of ofllee seekers and bunko sharps, to champion their cause, and throws his billingsgate on the Earp brothers and Uolliday. But, considering the luurce It comes from, they treat It with contempt. A word us to tho agent of Wells-Fargo, and the gentlemen comprising the Citizens1 committee. All men who were never ar rested or accused of anyrcrime will act just like this lot Jumper and wouAl be attorney at-lan has acted. They will attack any committee of citi zens if they have any fear of their investigating his character or from whence be came; and us Itellly was charged when he lived in Yuma with being connected in stage robbery and the taking ofWells-Fargo'.s box, te likely knows what he Is talking about when be says: "-Mr. Editor, I pur posely avoid all comments on stage robberies." You old foxl Well you may avoid blowing that good Samaritan breath of yours on a spark, us It may kindle Into a blaze to your detriment, but the tax-puylug cidzens of this town and the county will remember your assault on Mayor Clum for trying to save his life from a band of murdering cow-boys. Yon speak like a hired blackmailer wbo Is paid to assail any and everybody who is opposed to that class of outlaws. As to the harps you have so much to say about, I shall speak oulj of onoof them, Wyatt Earp; he Is one of ho part ners of the firm I am working for, aud a more liberal and kind hearted man I never met. As to my working In adive,srlu)ourlanguage,athug's den, let me say you have not the manliness about you to meet one of the Earp face to (ace and speak your piece like a man, nut you aro like many :ners In tnls camp wbo tanc bcnlml their bucks; as tuey don't want to get Into any newspaper lth the likes of you, and us the case suits denounce jou as a lying mountebank when tbe nlace I work In a time's den. I throw .hntiet down to ) ou, and then I w ill show o James Itellly Is. E. F. Bov le. Summerfiei.d linos, have just received 1G0 suits line black diagonal, beaver, tweed and cassimere suits, all of the latest styles and best material, w Inch up to New "i ear's day will be sold at 10 per cent less than former prices. We do not import goods lo keep, hut to sell. . -"ol MKX1CAM MEWW, Particulars of the Killing of an American Near Fronteras. From Mr. Thomas Ewlng, who came la trom Arispe, Sonoro, yesterday, it wax learned that the officers from Fronteras brought to Arispc for trial, on the 18th Instant, a Mexican who had killed an American, name unknown, somewhere between Front eras and the coal fields, some days previous. The account given of the affair by the prisoner was, that as ho was going over a hill, having a handkerchief around his head Instead of a bat upon It, ho was mistaken, as he supposed, for an Indian, and fired upon from the bush near where ho was traveling. Seclug the man In ambush, he fired back aud killed him. The efiects of the de ceased were taken with the prisoner to Arispc. They consisted of a duck coat, lined with gray blanketing; a soft, white hat, with a cord and tas sels ut the ends, the hat nearly new; a pair ol Calllornla-made, hilf gauntlet buck gloves, of rather small size ; a pair of Bpring-back spectacles ; a Colt's rcmodied revolver, 41 calliber, number 195,825, the same being nearly new, with an old scabbard that had been ripped and re sewed, and cut open both sides so that It could ho reversed and worn upon cither tho right or left hip; one store quilt and two pair of brown or butternut colored blankets, well worn. From the size of the coat and gloves it was Inferred that the de ceased must have been a small or medium-sized person, and from the spectacles he must have been either near sighted or else mlddele aged. From the fact that uo person witnessed the kill ing, tt is Impossible te state tbe cause that led to the deed other thau the prisoner's story. The au thorities were giving the malter a general over hauling to arrive at the facts so far ns in tholr pow er. Copper ((iici-ii Xot hold. We are Indebted to Mr. Arthur Lalng for the full particulars of tbe reported sale of the Copper (Juccn mine. It appears that Mr. L. Zeckcndorf, one of the ow ners, had written to parties In Lon don about the mine, and had sit a price upon tbe stock, which was $S per share, or $J,000,000 for tho property. These gentlemen sent out I. Taj lor, Esq , of the firm of John Taylor & Sons, London, and Mr. Thorn, a celebrated mining en gineer, to examine the mine und make a report upon the same. They were accompanied to llis- .beo by Mr. James Douglass, a mining expert of Pennsylvania. They returned from Bisbee last evening and took the down stage for Benson. They mado a critical examination of the mine, which was found better thnn Ihe EriTAru report upon the same some lime ago, for tbe reason that a winze has been sunk upon thu ure body 15 feet sincewe saw It, thereby adding that much to that In sight. Ore was uleeted by Messrs. Taylor and Thoni, and a run of 15 tous of IngoW maue, which wns in every way satisfactory. It Is not known whether tbe Loudon piirttes will take the mine at $Spcr share or not. That will boa m itter for af ter consideration. Co -- The Theater. rowded nouse greeted the Hutchinson Com bination Variety troupe on their first appearance at SchlerTclin ball last evening. Taken altogetner, the performance was un exceedingly good one, though, owing to the unfortunate Illness of Mr. Lorraine, the business manager, one act was una voidably omitted. Of thu characters, Mrs. Lottlo Hutchinson, an old Tunit;one favorite and bene ficiary of tbe evening, deserves first meution. Un happily, the lady was sufleriug from a severe cold, and consequently was not hi as good voice as usual, but otherwise she was as c .arming as ever, and at each apyearaueo v.n applauded In a hearty and vociferous mauher. Hnri.is and Traycrs as end men proved them-elves of no small ability in their line and kept Uu ujdieiice convulsed with laughter while listening to their original Jokes and comic songs, Miss Iieuc Baker Ingratiated her self at once Into the good graces of the bouse, for as well as being pretty, she has a sweet, well cullUat.d voice, and Is n clever actress. Miss Canie Delmar also, by iier good singing and win ning ways, has plau.'d ln-rsell on the high road to favoiitlsm. Mtlc De (Innvllle brought down tho house repeatedly by her marvelous fiats of strength and activity, all of which weru accom plished with an cose and ;iace that plainly evl denced much cmfal stud on btr part. Harry Lorraine's piciolo solo was de servedly well rtcclvtd, though, as has already been stated, a soere Indisposition pre vented bis doing himself justice. The afterpiece, entitled "The Ash box Inspector," was side splitting, and cansel tho listeners to leave with tears Jn their eyes and a smhe of satisfaction' on thfetf Countenances, whlci plainly said, "we have pteMawcnJoysble evening, 'nnd will come again ijyagjBjftffljron give us the opportunity to do so." 3i3H WSS Mexico. 'sMJmmtsMiV)VlltyiC't'Oiiora, under the charge of Pierre Hum bettJr James Flovd ai ime superintendent oftli at Virginia City. Ihey ana iicnry .vieycr, at one lie Gould and Curry mine Irginla City. Ihey go to work some mines near Arlspc. They have hoisting and mill machinery on tho roid. Among the party well known In Tombstone weru Tom Corrlgan, K Saulby, J. Orr, Join Tracey. aud J. L. Tompkins. The represents an Eastern company who are In vesting largely In that country. Satire. Tho Welt No More Mine, situated about seven miles northwest of the Horn Silver mine, is one of the finest properties in the country (to spend money on.) It is easy of access by balloon) and has the best dumping facilities of any mine south of Alta. Tho only drawback to the property is the lack of ore; with plenty of that it would rival the (omstock lode. There is ti shaft forty-two inches deep from which a dritt can bo rnn 100 teet. This valuable property will be placed on tho East e'rn stock market if a syndicate can be'formed that will get out papers at its own expense. The owners will furnish some very rich specimens of ore (from the Horn Silver mine) for samples, and a diagram in blue and rod showing tho course tho vein ought to run. The float found a mile away, is pronounced by experts as being a rich chloride of assessment. The close proximity of the Welt-No-More to tho Horn Silver makes it a desirable property, (for wild cat spec ulators.) The integrity of the owners is so well established that the mere mention of their names is enough to assure the most skeptical that it is uo fraud, for with such names as .John Taylor, Geo. Cannon and Ben Tasker at its head it is bound to succeed. Southern Utah Times. Queen Victoria, on October 25, completed a reign of 44 years and 128 days, which is just the length of time that Queen Elizabeth sat on the throne, that queen leigning from November 17, 1358, to March l-l, 1003, consequently she has reigned longer than any otherqueen regnant, and longer than any English king, with tho exceptiot: of George III., who reigned GO y.-ars, (17G0-1820); Iicnry III., who reigned 50 years, (121G-1272), and Edward III., 50 years, (1327-1377.) -.fr- Thu famous spring of boiling wa ter in the middle basin of Hell's Half Acre, in tho Yellowstone region, has lately become still more wonder ful as r. geyser. Four or five times every twenty-four hours it discharges a column of water, freighted with stones and obscured by a volume of steam. The hollow formation for hundreds of yards around the orifice trembles under the upheaval, and the water is thrown to a height of a hun dred feet. A Wicked Reporter. Mirat Halstead In tbe Chicago Tribune. "Do you love me, Reginald?" The supper in connection with the fete champetre given by Stuyvesant McGuire in honor of the nineteenth birthday of his only child was over, and the spacious parlors were filled with the younger portion of tho as semblage, by which they had quickly been devoted to the worship of Terp sichoie. Reginald Mulcahey and Aprodite McGuire had been gliding through the soft, seiutioua measutes of a Strauss waltz, and as the music ceased they had strolled into the dimly lighted eonscivatory, where, as they sat with clasped hands, her pure, sweot face looking lovingly in to his, the question with which our story opens had been asked. "Do I love you, my little one?" re sponded Reginald, as he imprinted a large Eighteenth ward kiss on the ruby-rod lips that overhung the drooping sensitive mouth. "Your heart, that ever unerring and ever vigilant monitor of tho soul, must tell you in words far plainer than any utterance of mine that without the inspiration of your love my life would be as dreary and aimless as the editorials in a Cleveland paper, and the days drift wearily by without one gleam of light to brighten the dreary horizon of my existence. You surely cann 't but know, Aphro dite, that before I knew you I was a wild, reckless man, and that when your love burst over my sin-scarred soul a sweet joy stole over my being a sense of cal , peaceful rest, such a the storm tossed mariner feels when the glad sunlight comes in golden glory through a rift in the leaden clouds that have so long oYrspread the horizon nnd looked upon the wind-swept sea in sullen glee, or comes to the belated traveler when the soft, mellow light of the unexpectedly-open saloon burst upon his enraptured vision. My love for you and the knowledge that it is return ed has given me an aim in life an aim, I may say, with a large A. With your br'ght face as a beacon light, my course shall be as un swerving as that of the majestic and eternal sun, whose fervid rays are even now kissing the limpid waters of the Pacific. "Say no more," said Aphrodite "I believe you fully." An hour later Reginald has just finished a polka with Julia MahatFy, and is standing near the conservatory discussing with her tho question of whether a blue dog or a red tree with a chrome yellow cow standing underneath it is the most suitable to be painted on a teacup, whan the sound of voices reaches his ear. Glancing carelessly into the conserv atory he sees Adelbert Quirk leaning over Aphrodite McGuire as she stands near tht Jiay window careless ly plucking to jHeces a blush rose which she carelessly holds in her left hand. Adelbert is speaking very earnestly, and as Reginald listens he hears him say: "Your heait, that unerring and ever-vigilant monitor of the soul, must tell you in words far plainer than any utterance of mine, that without tho inspiration of your love my life would be as dreary and aim less as the editorials in a Cleveland paper, and the days drift wearily by r"wv:.-u. vn.Mm ot itcht to bricrht- en the dreary horizon of my exist ence. You surely cannot but " " Curses on the reporter!" said Reginald in hoarse, passionate tones. Ho has sold us both tho same speech" and with a face convulsed with passion he passed rapidly into the supper-room aud again tackled the mince pie. Klder-loun DncLM. The beautiful eider-down ducks which abound in this cold latitude are a source of great revenue, and are the sole property tf the inhabi tants. They are protected by the laws of Nor,-. ay, so that no, stray sportsman is allowed to shoot them. I learned the mode of procuring the down; when the duck is about to lay she plucks down from her own breast, the male plucks it from his, aud they spread a thick lining of it all over the nest. When the nest is completed the owner removes the down; the patient ducks fill it a sec ond and third time, when it is re moved, but the fourth time it is al lowed to remain. Thus the women and girls find enough to empl iy themselves in attending to these thousands of nests, while the men and boys make aud mend their nets aud get fish for oil and curing. Nor wav letter. nirxtcan Mattrrx. City of Mexico, Dec. 10. Con gress adjourned yesterday. Its lab ors were all in harmony wilhthe executive. It approved all the rail road contracts made bv the president, as well as those for the establishment of a national bank, and for draining the citv aud valley of Mexico. It provided for the issue of $-1,000,000 in nickel coins, and for the improve ment of Mexican ports. The International Industtial Expo sition at Orizaba has been opened with much enthusiasm. -. Hklu IMneiiHeH Cured By Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment. It cures as if by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs, Mulches and Krtiptions on the face, leaving tue skin clear, healthy ami beautiful. Also cures Itch, Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Ringworm, bScalcl Head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, old, olstimile Ulcers and Sores, etc. Skin Disease. K. Drake. Esq., Cleve land, U., suffered beyond all description from a skin disease which appeared on his hands, head an'l face, and ueuily deprived him of his sight. The most careful doc toring failed to help him, and after all had failed he used Dr. Frazier's Magic Oint ment and was cured by a few applications. The first and only positive cure for skin diseases ever discovered. Sent bj mall ou receipt of price, Fifty cents. IIekht & Co., Sole Propr's, Cleveland, O. For Blind, Bleeding Tiik "Life of James A. Garlield," by J. D. McCabe, for sale by A. M. Rolicrtson, Pon Oftlcc News Depot. 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