Weekly Arizona citizen. [volume], July 24, 1880, Image 3

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Xhe Citizen.
4ULT. iJ
rroM'ociorV Experience.
. Eaaiiasou. poor prospector,
".- . lia.l IMlst ,ryn5 experience
r J-iirt west f Tucsou. He bad
i .?fCiinslvn iu Sreyers Dis
l" r s 'uie time, w,lcu llu conclud
f c -ae Tucou. Knowinjj but
L .-. J iLc r mte and having a pocket
" aL J ;i small pecket eonipuss, lie
" ' - to strike a bee line for Tuc-
II- kacK that there ivns no
- route lie uau selected , but
, . Jlicd that ly laying over In the
y t me and traveling at night that
" i t through. Having made
ratioii, which consist od of
' ,
11:1s 01 water, uwmu inree
f rockers and as much dried
. ir.vd out on the evening of
. for Tucson. He esti
. , . -a uittance
from where he
- J tu Tucsoa to be about 100
T ' :. .n air line. The first night
a!n very wen, ui when
c-.tne he found himself in an
. a with not a tree in sight or
,tl where h could gain a shel
:!k fun. HetniveliHl on un-
,, 1 i) o'clock without finding
ti tr from the burning sun,
4. 1 included to lay by for a
r..e. and then fjo m until some
.., .10 place offered a shelter.
.,. a? s"mc crackers and dried
: drinking pretty freely of wa
r. hi- canteen, he jogged along,
very well, but growing
was forced to drink from his
. -urh an extent that he was
r -J running short of water.
: .e C"t along vcrv well unul !
, . , ,
' . . '
trees, and being so tired
, 1 v '. :i to rest and soon went to
AVh. a he awoke thounwas
. 'a hi? face, having slept the
t u.h when he had intended
r -.v.. ': a ft-vr hurs and then pro-L:-
journey. This so fright
; lira he at once got up and
. ca his way. He now
I . at a canteen of water, and
T,s ..i :i partake of any more food
- f .r i ii reanng his thirst. So he
i passing over two or three
- - ,f : a ia iuntains, when for the
; ti : :3cc he startetl it seemed
. 1 1 Kit his dlrectiou; he pro
- 1 c-X'ttniae his compass, but it
. la his haste he had left It
v:-. !:-! ft' pped over night. The
f 2 f down and not having a very
v. - ..': knowledge of the heavens iie
L - : use, and wandered around
: h.;i8 until he became so tx-:-
i tl.at he ccnld go no further,
I -.ppcd to rest. He " could
;, .:.er Hop or V:eep awake," as he
ciprtsti it. He itd U3l hi water
r- ty sparingly, only tasting or wetting
!::. cc!i5ionilly. bat it was nearly
-. j.- r,t He sucked a little at his
1 -,u :k '-f, hut it seemed to incra;e his
' i lie quit !. Morning csmo
lid i.c again started forward, j
i? rz -o completely lost his way,
1. r n ::iced his purpose of making
T . - aid struck out m the direction
3Ji 1 iii an Pe..k, which he could
- ti.c distance. He traveled on
lO" mi a part oi thn following
; v; . at water, and finally gave
! -piir. His tongue lmd coai
i .vc:ling and his eyes and
- - -ui'.'d hira, he becsmc uncoa-
. .1 remembered nothing more
- ' " afternoon of the following
- 1 the sund of voice and the
- j if w&ter on his face awoke
- s P.:p igo Indions hud found
' knowing that he was dying
' -t li 1 1 taken care of him and
' w it'-r and placed him in a
' , ' i '. He soon recovered under
' i 'r itttn-ntof hit now friends
1 ' ii ho has nothing but good
II" arrived in town yesterday,
1 - - tin' heieafier he" will not
t' msin traveled road under
- of the firm of Lord &
.- airired on this mornings
T Doctor generally manage
-r ;a l about once a year. The
. .'.css-f the mercantile house
W illiams requires the pre-
-1
1 .1 comjieteist man in Now
'r.J the Kast to look after its
s in 1 how well the Doctor has
rllus purt of tho work may
'y tuc immense and well-
1
k of jroods to be found in
' - ushinciit. The Doctor is ac
l by his wife, and their many
Arizona will be glad to wel
j lm k to their old home.
'- hegiuning to ptit on city
.r.jwiysthan one. But the
mi st rapid ad vances have
;n the splendid turnouts of
' and double stated wagons,
'hat the du-thas been settled
r- sins, our people begin
't-eir evening moonlight
- j
' t rved a .-.mall yoke of cattle
' ' a Mexican cart to-dav on
.'--s.net so heavilv loaded with
1 iat in backiug up the wagon
" ' ; 4 ' a chuck-hole and almost rais
t l- ' r liule things off their feet.
4-4-"s, tlio Masilla street grocer, rc
'c 4 1 a cur load of hay, a car load of
a car load of potatoes and corn ;
uuice lot of H. Dupee's Cin-
c:
"ii sugar-cured hams
t .IS.
A' e. A good Piano, almost
Et.'iUiri" nf Wm Tl llnnrmr fe
i v. I 1 u. .--J' "
Mtsilla street.
in the vnllev cast of town is
looking wt-11.
t"k wholesale houses of Tucsou
ri J,jinE thriving business.
Tut -he new Las Damas (onc-bitv .
Goldtree
Uno mud
Work..
3Ir. Campbell has ldnriw- f,i..,.-.
the following additional ifo Z .
as to the capacity, etc., of the new
smelter tor the Goldtree mine. The
furnace has a capacity for reduclne
4,500 pound of
ore per day, which,
on an nvfir 1.1
a-, -iwi vium uuDUt ont
ton of bullion from the Goldtree ore
It is built after the style of the Patter,
sou reverberator- furnace. The two
hara of bullion of winch we made
mention in The Citizen- of yesterday
were from -100 pound of ore. One
bar was left at the smelter, and of
course the remaining mnitc was thrown
off; hence the bullion produced is not
hi proportion to what would be from
a larger amount. Mr. Campbell is
sanguine that the property no-.v stands
on a paying basis. He will return to
the mines the coming week and start
1 up the works, and let new contracts
nir the further development of the
mines. Tho group of mines embraced
in the Goldtree Company, consisting
of the Hard Case, Campbell, Goldtree,
Cora, Laura, and Smuggler, are all
promising mines. Tbo expense of
running the new smelter will be light.
Two men can raise enough ore to keep
the smeller going. The bullion which
was produced from the .G-.ldtrse was
assayed by Snlazar & Kabn, giving
117.5 ounces in silver, valued at
$151 95, ami estimating the lead at
?100 per ton gives a total value oi
251.95 per ton.
The lto:ul (J notion.
In discussing the road question it is
really astonishing that so many of our
citizens who should be well no-tied as
to the lay of of the country differ so
widelv as to tht I
. .
roads should be built. Sectiona nter-
ests bomelimes warp tho ninins of
those professing to know the bet routes
but in the discussion now going on it
would seem thfit no such interests ex
ist and that each one expresses his
honest opinion. We hae no doubt
but that the men appointed for the
purpose of determining the liest routes
will do their duty, and that iu the end
all will be for the best. The judgment of
the best men is ofien at fault when
the surveyor runs his lines and deter
mines the grades and distances, so that
that if those who have volunteered
their opinions have erred they did it
innocently, believing that what they
advocated was for the best interest of
of the county. There is, however, one
feature of ihe road question of Pima
county upon which all agree, it is that
mauy important improvemeut3 in our
road s stem should be made as son
as possible.
County Otflceii.
There seems to be a number of men
in Pima county who would jml object
to being elected :o the offices of Sher
iff, Recorder, and Treasurer. Whore
there are so many good men who will
condescend to accept office, we can
hardly fail to slect competent men
for the places. Pima county nw rep
resents more than half the wealth ami
perhaps more tl.an half the population
ot the Territory; hence it it very im
portant that gotd men shold be select
ed to fill the varius county ofllcet.
It will not be long betore we sha'l
have a full list of candidates in the
field.
Clmrcli Sorvice
Methodist Episcopal service will 1ms
held in the new church to-morrow
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. Rev.
Wm.G.Miils, pastor. A sermon will
be preached on the Chrinian grace,
Charity, after which a collection will
be taken up. the proceeds of which
will be given to the funds of St. Mary's
Hospital, under the auspices of the
Sisters of Charity of Tucscn. It is t"
be hoped that a large concourse of
our citizens will attend, as well to
hear tho interesting, learned, and
Christian discotir-e as to contribute to
so worthy an object of charity.
Dr. II. B. L.VTintoi' has been ap
pointed by -Messrs. Peel & Kimball
receiver of specimens of Arizona min
erals to send to llic various exhibitions
shortly to take place in Los Angles
and the Ka?t. Each specimen sh uld
he distinctly labeled with the name of
the mine, owner's name, mining dis
irict, aim as-a-. Certificates of the
assay must in all cacs be shown to
the receiver.
Tiiekh arc some fine specimens" of
ore on exhibition at Pierson & Co.'s
saloon on Congress street. Among the
lot we noticed a very fine specimen of
gold rock from the Imperial mine in
Old Hat District. The gold seems to
be in clusters from the size of a pin
head up to a pennyweight. A few
tons of such rock would satisfy our
desires for some time to come.
Jcst received at Warren's a car
load of California patatoes, Irish beau
tics, sweet sixteen, large, smooth,
plump and rosey This is the finest lot
of potatoes ever brought to Tucson,
and the demand for them is so groat
that the railroad Company are about
to put down a double track in order to
keep Warren supplied.
Of all thieves a chicken thiof is
perhaps the most dcspisable. A Chi
natuan in the north part of town lost
quite a number or his fowls last night
and he savs " Chinaman ketch 'cm
may be, and may be Mexican." But
of one thing Johu is surc-somcbot-y
" ketch 'cm."
The Citizen otnee is now turning
out some of the finest specimens of job
work ever turned out in the Territory.
People know where the best work is
done, and make their orders accord-incly-
Scth'tiiomas clocks at Nilson's
.....1 nKTt door Western. liCn
jewelry store, next door
The Pnlflrc jr..it
The Palace Hotel has justly gained
popularity hitherto almost unknown
w Arizona Hotels. But a short time
since some fifty new roanw were add
ed, which were built with a view of
making them ai airy and cool as pos
wb e. and one has but to pass down the
wide hills to see how woll they have
succeeded. These additional rooms
were furnished throughout with new
furniture, and the old rooms were
thoroughly reno.ated and refurnished.
It is now one or the best arranged as
wellasoneof thebest kepthotelson tho
coast. S.nce Riyfield & l.u
, charge of the Palace nothing h is been
spaieu oytuc management to m-ke
theirguestscomfonable. Tnc cuisine
is under the direction of a first-class
cook, while Col. Young, so well and
fav rably kno.vn here and in Cilifir
nin, is the popular steward. The Pal
nee bar is not excelled by any other in
the Territory for choice brand 3 of
cignrsand pure liquors. The Sunday
dinners at the Palace are becoming
very popular; the tables nre furnished
with everything the nrket3 afford,
mcludiug ice cream and many other
delicacies not usually furnisheJ in au
Arizona bill of fare. It is no wonder
that tho Palace has become so popular
with all classes.
Treasure Movement for he "Week End
In July 25.
July 19. Tombstone Company,
through the hanking house of Safford,
Hulson & Co, bars No. 301 and 8J5,
valued at $2,027.12.
July 20. litrs No. 300 and 307, val
tied at $5,310,85.
July 21 -Bars No, 303 and 309,
valued at 5.229.13.
July 23. Burs No. 310 and 311, val
ued $1,450.62.
Total for the week .$17,787 72.
July 23. Eighteen bars from Tip
Top, valued at $31,0J0 00.
From the Stonewall Jackson and
Mack Morris mills, $17,000.
Contention (estimated) $12,003.00.
Total for the week, 75.287.72.
To this may be added 100,000 pounds
of Silver King concentration, which is
estimated to be worth over three do
lars a pound, which would make the
grand total for the week, $33S,2S7.72.
l'eroiial.
A. B. Packard and B. J. Taylor,
prominent capitalists of Bradford, Pa.,
are in town.
C. Chapman, San Francisco; O. R.
Smyth, W. S. Murphy, Oakland, aud
W. Clark, Jefier-on City, Mo., are reg
istered at the Palace.
Special Agent Mahoney, rom San
Fraucisc", arrived in town to day. He
come here on official business con
nected with the Postofllce Department.
R. J. Butler, C. W. Burgess, G. M.
Parmin, Smora; R- F. Pixley, and
Charles Washeim, San Francisco; H
Richards aud C. L. Arman, Atchis-11,
To eka and Sauta Ke Railroad; John
Williams and Jnseph Atkins, Punte
de Agim. are registered at the Cosmo
po:itau. The autu ItilJin.
Parties who have recently visited
the new discoveries on the Eastern
slope of tue Santa Ritas reports some
of the prospects as lookiug remark
ably well. These mines were first dis
covered two years ago Ly lack Mans
field and othi-rs, but until lately no
work had been done upon them. There
arc -time 30 or 40 men in and about
the new camp.
Dit. Tasnkk refused $600 a day to
go into one of the leading theatres in
New York for the reinaiuing periot 01
his fast. Bat he told the manager if
he would send to Pierce, the grocer at
Tucson, for a lot of his ehoice canned
goods and fine fruit, for his Uie when
tbe fast day was over, he would do it.
Getting 011 the J'oUce Force.
"Well, my iran," said a philanthro
pist 10 a hardened-looking chap con
fined in the New Orleans parish pris
on, -what are you 111 for?"
In for thirty days, I reckon,' said
the prisoner suIlenK-
'No, not that. What oflence did
you commit?" .
"Didn 1 commit anything. Ihe judge
committed me."
Well, you must hnve been hccusou
of some crime!"
'Oh, yes; I was accused of trying 10
get on the police "
"Nonsense. Trying to gel on tho
pr-licc i no crime. I my.-clf have rer
omended many worthy men for posi
ti.ins on the police force, and have
helped to get them on." ,
"Is that a fact? That is all I was
sent here for. You see lliete were two
of u and we both Iricd to get on the
same' policeman. We had him down,
but some of the other peelers ihuglit
we were crowding the man too hard,
""'Vhat will do, sir," snid the philan
thropist. "I understand your cae
perfectly. Here are a Tew tracts tor
the improvement of3our mind
Secretary Schurz.
Secretary Schurz wi'l extend his
western trip to California, where he
will arrive some time during the pres.
ent month. S '.rotary Schurz has
nl ready visited mauy Indian agencies
in person, and Ins business in Califor
nia is in the interest of the Indian ser
vice, which he h purified greatly
during his administration of its affairs.
He is perhaps the best man who has
ever been ut the head of that depart
ment. TiiMimnro -Men Scut Up.
London. July 22. U Manchester
several officers and Directors of the
Northern Company of England In
suniucc Company were found guilty
of traud and conspiracy in falsifying
the company's accounts. The general
manager was sentenced to eighteen
months hard labor. The Chairman of
the Board of Directors get twelve
months at hard labor, and four others
to six months imprisonment.
Jcde McCakty, ot this county and
for some time engaged in prospecting
and mining, died at S? Mary's bospi
ta'-n Sucdty lart.
New Stnl.iiU'S.
The Tucson and Patagonia Stage
Company has completed arrangements
whereby a new stage line from Benson
to Tombstone to be run dally, on
and after Monday next, fare from
Benson to Tombstone, 3.50; dre
from Tombitone to Benson, 3.03.
Also a new line from Harsiiaw to
Tombstone to make three trips a week,
leaving Harshaw Monday, Wednes
day and Friday and arriviug Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday; lare, $6 each
way. Tho stage bisiness is getting
lively to and fnm our raining camps
There are now three dailies from Ben
sou to Tombstone; two dailies from
Pantano to Harshaw, aud two tri
weekly lines from Harshaw to Tomb
Hone. Ooit streets are filled with Indians
from the lower country. They seem
to have a great deal of bii-iucsa to
look after in Tucson since the comple
tion of the railroad. They have tree
ridoj over the railroad to aud from
their villages in Maricopa and Yuma
couuties, a,nd scarcely a freight train
passes up or down the line that doss .
not have Indiana on b mrd. It Is not
long since th cars ran over one down
about Maricopi who was severely if
not faially injured. It is a woudur
more of them are not.hurt, as they loll
around on the cars ia an astonishingly
careless way.
Wk call the attention of the public
to the Selby Smelting Company, of
San Fnmcifcco, which appears In an
other column of Tnii Citizen. This
company has for a long time operated
succes-fully on gold, silver, and lead
ores and sulphurcts, nud is noted for
its fair dealing. They also manufac
ture lead pipe, sheet lead, shot, etc.
The highest price paid for the above
named ores. Parties who design ship
ping ore will do well to try the Selby
works.
It lc.oks lively up about the railroad
round house and machine shops. A
large foicc of men are employed out
there, and their incessant hammering
reminds one of old times. The roof
ing cf the building it of corrugatu!
iron, the roof timbers being suppoitcd
by substantial truss work. Several
smaller buildings for the men employ
ed on the raid have been added since
our last visit, and that locality now
begins 10 look litis a new town.
It now looks as though the Mexican
Government was coing to put a qui
etus on Yictorio iu Mexico. Fr6m a
dispatch in to-day's Citizbn-it appears
that a large force U to take the field
and will not stop on reaching the liae,
but pursue the Indians on American
soil if it becomes necessary. Now if
our own tro ips will only he on hand
when the same is driven out they may
put an end to the old man's career.
The preliminary steps are about to
be taken to secure a patent tor the
town of Harshaw. The pitcnt will
be obtained through the Probite Judge
of Pima couuiy in the interest of the
oceupmti of the town, which is believ
ed to he the surest way of securing the
rights of all narties concerned.
Thk store at Empire City is now in
full blast, and affords ample supplius
for the miners and ranchmen in that
locality. A post office will doubtless
oou be established at Empire City, it
being on the stage line from Pautauo
to Patagonia.
TiiKRB is nothing new under the
sun, but when the tun goes down, and
our wicked caith assumes the top
role, then .-.re a great many things
done which cannot stand the ligut of
day.
DKrtrrv Siiukikf Blankensuii'. of
Phenix, brought up G. H. Willotts.
charged with graud larce ny. Willeits
was turned ove to Sheriff Shiboll for
safe keeping.-
iTfcems thai for the present the
railroad company has abandoned sink
ing for water at Papago station, which
is about twelve miles east of town.
Say " good morning " or " good ev
en ing " to the hostess on leaving the
room. " So long, old girl," has gone
out of fashion iu the best society.
One hundred thoumnd pounds of
best California Hour at 1.25 at Wm
Zeeken.lorf 's.
FitEsir Pine Apple Sherlmts aud
Ice Cream, at Chnrle.- Schutz's.
Tiik fact is now becoming very
broadly outlined that what Denver is
to Colorado Lo-" Angeles is to Ar.zonn.
The above is Irom the Herald, had is
to say the least, decidedly cheeky.
Now it has not been more than sixty
days since the Herald published a
communication from Tucson, by a Lo
Angeles mau. stating " that there was
twice the amount of business done iu
Tucsou that there was in Lo Angeles."
Tucson occupies the proud position of
being the distributing point for An.
zona, and will never con.-eo to farm it
out to a dof unct town in a neighboring
State.
GO
TO THE
Wholesale and
Retail Grocery Storo
of C. Selligmann & Co.,
for choicest Roquefort, Swiss,
Holland. Limburgcr. Sap. Sago,
Cnifornia, Pine Apple and Parmesan
Cheejc. Pates de fid pras, Truffles,
Mortt-dellas, Imported Sausage, Sar
dines, Eastern Biscuits. Stuffed
Olive-, Sardclles, Anchovic?,
Uolland Herrings, York
shire Savory Pie.Goch
Claret. California
Claret by the.
Gallon,
Fresh Ranch Butter, Smoked T
cvpy r DncJ Bf,TaUati Lite
Vucs.
New California barley, flour, corn
and Souora beans, at Warren's.
Well resnlaW ClocUx cheap at Berber's.
OoLn, silver and nickel watches at
Nilson's jewelry store, next door to
Western Union Telegraph office.
Sew!n-yac.-iis to rent at Bcrcer'e.
Ton Rknt. Three ropms end kitch
en, on corner of McCorniick street and
Stone avenue. W. O. Sullivan.
Piakos and Rra-s DrtraMoat at BtrserV
At I. Nortun" Loan and BruSere' Office the
hleheet promtuoi will be paM for Currency or
U. S. GuW, CougreM etreot, opposite Sutfimi,
Ilathou Co., IVDfc.-.
Oood sixxfe at low oftcc at Plr.mwer'e.
Smokk the Garcia fine Ha vena Ci
gar, at Eirll & Co.V.
i'lpVf and TdbMeoiit Itammr's.
Smokk: the Margarita Especial (one
bit) Havana cigar, at Earll's.
Tnc largest and beat assortment of
Stationery and Blank Books can bo
had at the Pioneer News Depot.
A gbntlkuan well acqti-iinied in
Tucson, who sp jaksaud write English,
French, Spanish and Gcrmau, desires a
situation as clerk in a stote. Addre-s
by leiterE. O., postoffice, orSnmpsou's
Cigar Storo
Go to the Union Saloon, (Louis Don
sing & Co., Proprietors,) for the cool
est and finest sharp drawn biter, next
door to L. Meyers & Co.'s store. Three
hundred pounds of ire consumed daily
to keep the beer in prime condition-
The Fata Morgana (one-bit) Havana
cigar, at Earll's is the best in town.
Tiik nobbiest stock of low cut tie?,
round or square toe, fine goods, just
received twenty cases, at everybody's
prices, comer Main and Pennington
Streets.
Tiiosk eld pioneers, F4str.& Hand,
use a ton of ice a day to keep their
beer cool, at their saloon on the comer
of Meyers and Mestlla streets and
that's the froxun truth.
AViiTilti 11 Situation.
A German girl wants a situation to
do general house-work. Address
E. L., Tucson.
Onk hundred thousand tonnds of
California Etr 1 Superfine Hour at ?4
at Wm. Zeckendorf 's.
Saddles, bridles, whips, spurs,
blankets, robes all the ueccssariis for
travelers', prospectors' and teamsters'
outfits are made a specialty at Clarke
& Patton's saddlerv store.
Sbk the crowds daily at the Nw
Boot and Shoe House, corner of .Main
and Pcnninglsm Streets. Fine Cali
fornia goods sold at everybody5 prices
SBivisa-jiJkciiiSKfl at Mammer'n.
P. F. NilsO.v jeweler, has removed
to Congress Street, next door to Wes
tern Union Telegraph office.
Attkntion smokers! A fine lot of
imported Havana cigas at the Pioneer
News Depot..
Jcst received at Ghanetto's, on Con
cress street, a choice lot of fre&h ripe
fruit.
Tkami's, Tramps take notice. New
stock of Boots Ss Shoes received
weekly, at everybody's prices, corner
Main and Pennington Streuts.
You can av money by buvinc
vmir clmliing of J. Ferrin. meichant
iailor, Mevers street, opposite Palace
Hotel.
$100 mi vol is $100 made. Oblige vonr Gold
or Carreacy iuto Mexican SIItw it will reach
jast a far t Norton' Loan and Brokers' Of
Bee, CougrecS street, opposite SaSbfd, Ilotlruu
& CoV.
In a few days there will be the gen
nine Black Buck Beer, manufactured
by Levin, on draught iu all tho prin
cipal saloons in the city, and also in
bottles.
Atoll line of silver plated, table
ware, just received at Nilson's Jewlry
store, next door to Western Union
Telegraph ofiice.
Vantbi iM)jK, in U. S . OoM or CurreiKT
for which the hlghet premium will be paid at
Xorton'd Loan and Broker' OSte, CosKress
etreet, oppoohe Saabrd. Hudson Jk Co'.
The Sherman & Hrrtc Inelrnraeat nre
commanding quite a popnlsr Market in Tae
Mm. T1m SUters baTeooeof their toe pianop
ami Mr, Ievin another. The elegant organ
eeut to Mr. J. M. Berger. their local spent,
hi been purcaaei by Dr. Han4jr, and Mr.
l!erpr hao jatt receUed another nprighl piano
of elegant tone and ftnifh. which i now for
sale at Ills store im Coart .lfcet.
A Card
To all who are iraft.-1ntt from the earir errors
and iMtfreUow oTnith, nrrvone weak new.
early decay, lo- of manhood, etc., I will sends
rood wi that will cut too. ntti or chaho.
ThU -rest remedr w dr-c-irorrd by a wli'-ion-
j air in Soatb Anerica. Send a wlf addre-xwd
i on-f'-oe to ta Ker. Jrcph T. Inman, Station
I), New York City.
X X'in Thine; for tlio Teotn.
Fragrant S()Z'I)ONT is a cotnpo
tuition of tlw par -4 and choicest ingre
dients of the Oriental vegetable king
dom. Every ingredient is well known
to have d beneficial tfiVct on tbe teeth
and gums. Its embalming or anti
septic property and aromatic fragrance
makes it a toilet luxury. SOZODONT
removes all disagreeable odors from
Ihe breath caused by catarrh, bad
teeth, etc. It is entirely free from ihe
injurious and acrid properties of tooth
neta.es and powders which destroy the
Watnel. One bottle will last six
lpjonths.
The site selected for the Egyptian
obelisk, which has arrived at New
York, is on a natural knoll of ground
in front of the Metropolitan Mus:nui
of A't, C nai Park
Ilr. Tanner.
It is very natural for ncople to look
at ihe course pursued by Dr. Tanner,
iu lm undertaking to live 40 days
without food, as foolish. Yet when
we come to examine into the facts, it
may not he so foolish after all. Dr.
; Tauner is an old hand at tlie fasting
htisiuuss. He is a well-known char
acter in Minnesota, where he has re
peatedly tasted his capacity for fast
ing. He had an unii3iial tendency to
; aeeiimuhte fat when giving away to
h'ts appt-t lie, which le i him 10 limit
lit3 diet, by which means h- roHiic-il
his fioh from 200 to 100 pounds." It
has long been a hobby of Tanner's to
abstain from food, which he believes
the surest edy for many budlly ail
ments. He has repeatedly unstained
from rood a number of days at a Unit-,
and at one time he is reporte 1 to have
fasted 42 days. If Dr. Tanner suc
ceedc in accomplishing his great un
dertaking, he will have done more for
science and the good of mankind than
is at first apparent. He doos not claim
more endurance than other men, but
lie days he owes it to his will power,
his determination to perforin a certain
thing. If a sick man makes un his
mind that he is going to die. he gener
ally does die; but if, on tho contrary,
he is determined to live, it roe a long
ways towards putting him on his feet
again. There are numerous instances
of sick persons whom the doctors have
gtven up to die, stating that they c uld
live but a few days or a few hours,
when such person had nn object in
living a little longer in order to see a
dear friend or arrange some important
business matter before departing this
life, aud in very many cases they have
done whu'. they set out ta do, and have
lived many days or even months after
the doctors said they must die. If a
starving man makes up his mind that
he cannot live longer than from seven
to nine days without food, he is apt
to Cite in that time, but if Dr. Tanner
demonstrates the fact that a man may
! liv 40 days without food, then it may
he many others who brace up for the
fight against giving up may unabridgo
the old seven and nine day theory.
Wc shall await the result of Dr. Tan
ner's fasting with interest.
A Stcu Ounnnl.
There is no longer any croakers 'eft
in Tucson; they have either shut up
or left for parts unknown. Parties
whom a year sgo begau to collect
their effects around them, and convert
their projierty intocasii with a view of
being on the first tidal wave rushing
toward Btuson, have very quiet
ly invested in real estste In Tucson,
which they now readily admit is the
coming town. All our mining camp
are prospering beyond anything look
ed for. Old Hat is just coining to the
front, the Owl Head and Amole Dis
tricts are attracting a good deal of at
tention, and more or less money is
being invested in them. Out at the
Ksperatiza they have done a large
amount of work in a quiet way, while
the prospects In Oro Blanco, Arivaca
ami BLo:ivari never looked better
Even out in the Santa Ritas, where
there has been " a cloud hanging over
them " for so long, they have lately
taken a start forward, and under new
and better management we tru-t they
may bring the district out. While
out in Patagonia and Tombstone we
already have live camps which are
growing rapidly and will continue to
prow for a long time to come. Globe
also is a live camp, and it only re
quires a little energetic work on the
part of our merchants to secure the
trade of that district. While all olher
districts, thirty-three in number, are
growing and improving. Tho trade
of all this vast region of country will
stead:' increase and must neceesarilv
materially add to the prosperity of our
growing lown.
Our Now York Sueclal.
The Citizkn has perfected arrange
menta whereby it will hereafter re
ceive a special disputch once a week
from New York, giving a full repott
of ihe mining operations in all parts
of the country. These reports are
prepared by the New York .Mining A
aociated I'ieo, which has reliable
agents in all of the mining States and
Territories. The Citizen' i the ageut
for the Association in Arizona, and
right here we will say to all mine
owners and superintendents of mines
who have anything of importanco to
report which they know to be reliable,
ami ean satisfy us of the truth of their
statements, we will forward such in
formation to the New York Mining As
sociated Pre&s freo of charge. The-e
reports we intend shall be reliable so
far ? Arizona is concerned, and will
be sent out from New York in tbe reg
ular Associated Press reports, and will
be read by everyone interested in rain
ind mining. The importance of the
New York Mining Aclntd Press
report to Arizona an Hit prove of incal
culable benefit to our mine operators
ami parties interested in mines, as we
shall be enabled to lay before our
readers each week important mining
news from all pans of the rou-iry aed
at the same time tell the outside wrld
what is being done in the mittes of
Arizona.
(lurtiel 4 Return Thnk.
Xbw York, .inly 22 Una. Vat
erns. President of the New York He
publican Central Campnin Club, r
ceivMi the following letter:
Mbstor, Ohio, July 14 Dear Sir:
Allow me through you to thank the
meaihers of your club for the compli
ment paid me in the resolutions
adopted at your meeting. Of course
you know that New York settles the
case if we can carry it, and I am par
ticularly clad to see tho activity of
our people on thia ..aportant State,
"i i.ur- truly
A J 'iASFXZtD
Conilensitl Telcjrnim.
At 1 :S0 yesterday as Jerry Bovcrcc
and Nat Frock were rouning a power
drill in tho face of the north drift,
2,810-foot level in the Alta mine, the
drill struck and'exploded a charge of
giant powder which was left unnoticed
at the preceding blast. Boverce was
injured so badly that he lived but two
minutes, not long enough to be taken
to the s'irfane. Frock was filled with
tire-rock, but not much injured. He
will recover.
The funeral of the late Superintend,
ent Fellows, in Oakland yesterday
afternoon, wns one of the largest ever
seen in the cpy It was under the
auspice of the Masonic fraternity and
railroad officials.
The stage from Fort Ross to Due
can's Mills was stopped by three
masked men twelve miles from the
former plaee. Six bags of United
States mail were taken. WelN, Fargo
& Co.'s box was left undisturbed
chained to the box The passengers
were not L'.oltbtud.
The proprietors of Boyd & Peters'
circus were arrested at Pittsburg, Pa.,
charged with the crime of abdueliug
and outraging Mis- Salomna Burkette,
14 ears eld.
Poor Poland.
A Polish periodical gives interesting
statistics connected with the merciless
repression of the insurrection of 1S(JS
04, by the Czars lieutenants. From
there data, which appear to have Iwen
compiled very carefully and dispas
sionately, it appears that within the
space o two years SS,48i Poles were
condemned to perpetual expatriation,
and transported to Siberia or other
outlyini: provinces of tho Russian em
Dire! Alovc 10,000 more contrived to
efiect their escape to foreien countries,
hm the greater number of thee suf
fered ihe loss of their entire property,
confiscated bv the sta'e, ami have
abandoned all hopes of ever rcurnine
to their native IhiuI. Three huudred
and MXy pitrints were hauged in cold
bli od by tieir captors. Pecuniary
millets to the amount of U.OOO.OOI rou
bles were I.-Tied umin the "Vistula
pro7inc. s." and 2.700 estates wero se-que-tered,
the majority of them being
stilKtqnently conferred by the Czar
upon Rus.iau noblemen fortunate
en. uh 10 merit his special favor.
Public lihraries were cither destroyed
by Muraviefi's oples, or deprived of
tho more valuable porti"ns of their
content, which were conveye-t out of
the country, aim distributed among the
sta'e lP'rHrio n St. Petcrrflmrg, Mos
cow, Kie' and o her great Russian cit
ies. The out raves' committed upon
defenceless women and ecclesiastics
are also tahulaied in these returns,
and constitute oue of the most revolt
ing records of modern hittnrv.
Ciillfomin Grcenbackers.
San Fka.vcisco, July 22 The
Greenbickers have nominated the fol
lowing Electors at Large: J. B. Dunn
and J. E. Clark, First Congressional
District, L. M- Mousey, Second; J II.
Redstone, Third, and Geo. Elliott,
Fonrth. A. J. Stile and T J. Mc
C'ready, of the Central Committee,
were also elected, after which the Con
vention adjourned sine pie. The plat
form d-.'clares against the Chinese,
aud favors tho Government loaning
money on security to whomsoever
wants it, at three per cent, per year
one per cent, to go to ihe count v
where loaned; also the Government
should lurrsi-di means to Indigent
people to settle on public lands.
Dnmncratle Convonll -n In Missouri.
Jkkfxiison. July 22 The Demo
cratic Stnte Convention thi morning
nominated R. A. Campbell for Lieu
tenant Governor.
ea-t : Steven Allen, Charles With
inctnn. Mrs A Howe. Mrs Dora Miller,
J W Anderson, L J Webster, John
Lance.
I). Fri.ix, the thriving Me-illa street
merchant received another carload of
barley ami potatoes to-day. The won
der is what becomes of the v6t
amount of produce received in Tuc
bon, and yet it disappears about as
fast as it comes.
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Laabar rardCampStrett, atere Stoae Areaoe.
Administrator's Notice.
TTtSTVTKOFOAKMOS GOwsto, DBC'D.
Ill No; Ice ia hrehy eiven by the MMtcr
l2Bd, admlniiitrst of tbe above named
taw, to the crdil.je ot, and all permo ha
inc claim againt i..a deceased, to exbtMube
mimm, with Ihe eery voucher", Attala
four Miitb froa the tr-t publ:enltHi o( tht
otte to rhe iiBdersliied, at tH- oOlce la the
city of To -aoti, Pim county, A. T
JObSPH NKt GASS.
Adstohtoator.
Tacxm, Arixoaa, Jnly Sa.
Por County Recorder.
T HERKBV ANNOCNCE MT?BLF AS A
X caadtdala, at the C.ntml KtectJon to be
held nn: govern b-r, fcr theotkrenf Coaaty
BreoreVr. of PIbm CntiatT. I rwprctfalty tn
ItcU the fapport of the voter of I tic Coanty
tkl Important mar urntt irelertM will -ckane
the dattos of ttas oaten tola twt of ray
ahOrty. C.JtDKVKK.
Anactmceaiout.
FOIt COCJiTV RRCORDKB.
T HKKUBY ASNOCJtCK MVSE-F A CA'
1 OA.it . the otto of Oaaty KccoraVrot
Flaw Coontv, at Mm tcMilo etactioD, aad re
paetfoiry sotlctt the wnon of im fc cin-
Tccmjs, Aprl. ' . I'SO.
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3 . . X - "" r.al 5 lu 1
tii??i' teaa ?iOt3 I
Removal !
P. F. OTLSOK,
JTJAS REMOVED TO
Oontfreas Street,
cxt CUr to W43Urn Unlo Tehjrepk 4&s
X larce and welt selected stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRi
AND
SILVER WARE
Df? jnt been rcceiveo, which la offered at the
lowert prcea- .
ll owls worrantca as rcptr cntca
Kopalrlnp done in tbe mo-t 1 Bkmful manner.
AH work Warranted to T,"5,c,Vfr?'to tha
I take oocaasion to call attention to too
to ll aBjlaspel or 'r.H"lff;in5
elsewhere. p- F" i1410 .
Fulton
IBON WORKS,
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes.
(ESTABLISH ED IX 155)
WORXS FMKQNT AND HOWARD ST$.
' OFftCE NO. 213 FREMONT STREET.
San Francitt.
110IST1NG WORKS. Whims for prospectlnc
small ntineo : Portable hoisting Knjhies mrl
Hollers, with Reels suitable for wire or temp
rope, ef nnw ilcelgns, etnbodytnsan the wteat
improvement
MINIMt MACHINERY- Holstine Cawe,
wlthsafWr attachments. Safety Hooks, On?
t'ars. Ore Rocket-, Car Wheels and Axle. Ore
Gates, with rucks and pinions for ore buw,
ramping Machinery, Air Compressors, Air or
Water l'lpe, Iteeelvew, etc.
MILLING MACHINERY. Oold M1IU, with
pan or concentrator at repaired, 55Jr
Mil!-, etfhrr for 1U7 or wet crashing, v-ttu
roatiug aact dr. lng furnacef". Pan, belt, s
etc.. an requlruit Smcllin? Fiininccs for eif r-er
Lead. (.'oppcr, SIHer or Gold, Wlllard Kcu
Ins; Fiimvp. e-peeially ' Japted for sold onf4,
lt.-turts. nalllon Moalds, Ore Feeders, Bock
ltrenkerii, etc.
MISCKLLANKOUS JIAPIIINEItY. Saw
M!ll, Ktoar MIUk. Oil Well Maehiucry, Vt nter
Wheel and Casting.
ENCINKS AND BOILF.KS for any end att
jwrpoeert, adapted to thecconom!cal usii c.
lael.
rltirCS JIODEKATB.
AmMigolhers.tlic following have ben bstlt
br ft
T"aiMtonv Mill FortheTouchnut mln.
Corbiu " " Lnckyn
We-lrn M Uo'a 44 Contention.
McMHiau 44 44 Stonewalt Jackson
The Great English Remedy
IWl Falling Cnre ror
fi-'K- CK'Nen-onB Debiiitj,
V' Z vWEihan5tcd Vltalitv,
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I IfujSpcrm atorrlio" v
a iAIT.ir TItiiltiwMl-m
. t- X-iT- A.inotcncT. ParalTfU
Vi"V -; K -AfKLlk and all tho tei
!CrVg?-3e?2cfl't-ct. of Self-A
WfEI,(4 ynathfat f
' iStVrTivii? land uxceees In
iVA JCjfeV?7:nnd all tho terrible
-Abwe-
folllei
ma-
tnrer year? snch aa
lu of raemorr, lasnltudo, noctnmal eminslon,
evcrflon to imcletr, dimnif 9 of vision, noises
In ihe hoad, the vital Hold passing unobserved
in tbe urine, and many ot ;er diseases that lead
to Iii!arittv and death.
IJ1C JIIVrrE vrllt tsreo to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollar for a case of this kind the
Vital Rmtorutlve (under his special advice
and treatment Mvlll not enre or for anvthln?
impnre or injurious round In It. Dr. Mlntlw
trtmU nil Private Dii-eafeH snccessfully without
roe.-ciry. Con-ultatidu FREE. Thorouch ex
amination and advice, including analysts o!
urine, 5. Price of Vltnl it.torattve, $-J
ooiiie. or iour iirajajijSjmjniity, gio: 'ejt
ftnv acttlnt Titian . T.TT"3- ' 1 1 l
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if deplred, hy
ivearuy street
Dr. Mlntlf'H Klilnev Roincitj. Vnph-1-cmu,
cn'M all kiniiii of Kidney ana fil id.;
Comptainu, (lonorrhaa, Olcet, Lumcrrha t
For wle ly all druggtots; 1 a bottle jU bot
tle for ?.V
Dr. Miutio'n Diimlcllon r IN nr tha
bet and cheapest DrspeiMla and nttleoa
core in the market. For sale hr all druzUts
riSCKSET n. TULLT.
estetax ocata.
arnaET n. ns long.
Tully, Ocwa & Co.,
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE
Would met' respectfully call
the attention of the people of
Southern Arizona to the fact
that We can ami nrlll Ot n. !,.,
or kxver that anr other houfe'
In the Tarritory. We keep on
band the following good vir:
Dry podi of all kind, Groceries of every
vaneiy. Miners4 Pick., Shovels, Bloating Pow
der. FW, Plotva, How. hpado., Aie, Scythe.
9?on Chains Leather, Uarncs. Wagon
Ailes, Itow., Sheet, everythtnz to fit up a
train; Carriole Axies, Itlm,, Hob, Tire.,
Jjlla. beats, Balden and Kipre.a Wazon!
We al-o keep on hand a fupply or Imnberor
all kind-. Barley and Corn for aala. Wo are
pr-pared to do any amotint of frclzhtine at the
bwet prices.
Our Store at Camp Bowie
Is always filled with all kind of good ns-
anlred Jy the trade, and which will be sold to
le trade at a mcll proSt.
i ob,rvatioii. anrf tu Ae-ii2f-'w r t ,
set, ban Francisco, Ctulf -i. ''fir'
Arizona and California
LUMBER COMPANY
Dealers In
All kinda of building material,
DGors, WMflWS, BIMS, '
Shinglos, bhakes, aud
Mouldine-a. '
Mill and Mining Timber
a Specialty.
And arc prepared to fill all '
Orders for all kinds of
Building Material, on i
the shortest
notice.
OfHce on Northwe3t Confotv '
of Camp street and Military
i'laza.
J. N. reason,
Manager.
Tor Sale.
AcoMMoniors boakdixg Dorsn
with fixtures, dolccarood bnilnetn. For
?artirnlsri adireid Lock Box 26, Ton ri'X":
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