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JL WAX VOL. X. TUCSON: SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14. 1885. NO.Q271 PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HEWS OF THE WORLD. B. R. SWEE1L.ID, rpHOH. t.

AND Oouneelor at lw. OlH.v opposite Ilia Court Houae, Tuoeon, ArUnua, uSt Death William ot Ex-Senator Sharon. JJOOVKU, KING A BATTKKWHI I ATrtUtS YtMiT-LA W. Warner Btrwet. Tuuaub t.

A. ASDnKSON. ANRKKHON A AND RETAIL DEALER IN Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, I. ANINtllSON, i ANDaKMON. Galveston's Big BlaziLoues Over $1,500,000.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS ATrOHNKYB AT LAW. Downejr Mock, Iam AnK)a; 4U0 treot, Imton. Will prootie in court in Lo Angele Mi I rAouihoru Ariroux. Abl 8. Dun-Kan i antlioriaod to iuept oerviuout ltl doo-umenta tor J.

A. A BK1. S. DUMiA.N, AND Servl Jama Bealand War Agmimm Glass, Oils. 4B CONGRESS STREET.

110. A I onnaelor at Ihw, corner ot Peaninalon A Btmiyawta. tourt aUevta, ovp1 Court H.man, Tuoaou, Anaona. haroaDead Hpeeial to tke Sua. Wm.

at. 11. ii. lUacroau. Hk'KK'OHl A LOVt 1,1., AlTOUNKY ANlt Counaeller at In, Camp Bt Tue-on, Aritoua.

San FAMisbo, Hot, Ex-Senator Wm. Sharon died 3:32 this INAl'tiCKATION OY CHIEF JISTICM SHIELDS. ICearier. The inauguration ot Chief Justice John 0. 8hields took place yesterday in the Court House in the presence ot a large number ot oiticens and a full attendance of the legal profession.

Court waa opened at ten o'clock by Judge Sumner Howard, shortly attar whioh Governor Zuliok aocompained by Chief Justioe Shields, entered and took their seats on the bench. Judge Howard then introduced bis successor to the, members ot the bar, after whioh Gov Zuliok administered the oath ot offioe Chief Justioe Shields. Immediately after the swearing in ot he new fudge' Judge Sumner He ward in a brief but eloquent aud feeling ad-drees, reviewed his career during bis tenure ot offioe in the Territory, and ex-preated his gratitude both to the bar and to theoitizeus for the uniform consideration and courtesy he hud recived, aud stated his intention to settle in Pres-oott aud practice bis profession. Referring then to Judge Shields, he spoke of their both oomiug trom the same State (Michigan). And that many years friendship with him enabled him to testify both as to bis uprightness and bis ability.

Judge Shields thanked his predessor for his kindly remarks auJ in well chosen words expressed his earnest desire to live up to their tenor, At the couclusiou ot the Judge's speech. Judge Howard retired to the bar aud moved that our worthy recorder Wm. Wilkerson, be admitted as an honorary member of the bar in consideration of his long and faithful service as Clerk ot the Court. Chief Justice Shields made an order to that effect' and said that this first ex-oeroise ot his judicial functions here afforded him much pleasure. The court then adjourned until this morning at 10 o'jlock.

As soon as the formal proceedings were over Councillor Wilkerson wus warmly congratulated by his numerous friends on bis elevation. Sea Francisco, Kot. 13. Shortly be fore half pass three o'clook this afternoon the senator's son Fred notioed a aaddea The larreaae ef lemaoMy. Boston supports 800 insane, saya Mr.

T. B. Sanborn, not 75 oi whom will re-covert This Is frightful! Insanity has increased 40 per cout in a dooado, and most ol the cases are inctiralile. Whatever the individual cause mav be, the fact remains that uric acid blood sets the brain ou tire, dextroys its tissues, and then comes some form of fatal lunacy. NothinK la pitiable as a mind diseased.

Most brain troubles begin in the stomach; then ii the blood i tilled with uric acid, canned by failure of kidney action, and the ronaeuent destruction of the blood life albumen you have the fuel and the flame, and a brain in full Wane as when one raves, or in alow combustion, as in milder forms of insanity. Hev. K. 1). Hopkins, ot St.

Johns-bury, a few years ago was confined in an asylum. He took a terrible cold while aiding in putting out a fire in a neighbor's burning house, and for twenty-five years that cold was slowly filling his blood with uric acid, and finally the 1 deadly work was done. The case looked hopeless, but he happily uBed Warner's Safe Cure and recovered. That was three years ago, and having ridden his blood of all surplus uric acid, 'ie has remained well until this day. It is a terrible thing to lose one's mind, but it is a more terrible thing to suffer such a condition when it can be so easily prevented.

A Homely Story With a Moral. IDanbury Ktws. A story is told of an old-fashioned farmer who had an old ax and saw stolen from his shed. At first he was disconsolate, as ho had the tools in use nearly fifteen years, but necessity obliged him to purchase new ones in their place. lie was so much surprised at the ease with which the new tools worked that, of his own accord, no agent urging, he went to a hardware store and purchased a new kit of tools and threw the others away.

He had lost more valuable time in working with poor tools than would buy new ones twice over. The Mlneruble Alaakan. Chicago Herald.) There are only 40,000 of the Alaska Indians, They are indolent and squalid. Their number is constantly decreasing. They live half of their days in canoes made of solid logs, burned out.

In the miserable huts are blear-eyed vold sinners and hnlf-clad women who will sell whatever they happen to possess, even their child-daughters, provided they get change in hie father's condition, and all H. hOWK TOMIItrioNK, ClVll. KiiiuHr aad lluited State iiitv Mlu-eral rliirvtor, Toj.Hxcnttmtr.hl map of ntuiitg idotortya hot, win. 1. 1.

ItllJH, job IUINM HAYNHB4 Sill. Wtlkius- UliH.k, Cougniea strevte, Tncaon, and Uiw.n. Arlaoua. PHYSICIANS. JO.

HANDY, M. CON reaa titrext, Tuoeon, A. X. 10-tf, M8PENCKR, St. 110 Ca atieot, opp.

Kuh houax. ang 8 the watchers were called in from the anteroom. At 38 minute before four o'clock, exactly, the last feeble spark ot etroyed buildinga is estimated at Thie is exolusive of oontouta of which it ia impossible to make calculations at present. Later. About 800 bouses were burned which were occupied by fully COO families.

From Avenue A to Avenue tour squares, the burned dwellings were occupied almost entirely by the poorer olsnsa and several families were orowd-sd into a single house in this strip. From Avenue E. however, the burnt district includea the wealthiest and most fashionable portion or the oity. Oue kindred elegantly furnished mansions are in mine. Alt mauuer of estimates era to be heard at this time.

The oity saeaaaor makes the actual value of the property destroyed lueur-imoe estimated at 8000,000, although some insuraaoe men who have walked over the burut diatriot place the insurance at $800,000. So far as oan be ascertained uot a single accident occurred. The entire east end soroely contains a doaen buildings. AU were wood, Texas pine, and burnt with indescribable fury. Five minutes after a house had caught fire it would be wrapped in oue mighty flame.

All ways and streets tor ten squares on either side of the burning belt were filled with the blanohed faces ot helpless men, women and childreu who could do nothing in snob a gale but crouch down tor shelter and watch the names lick up the fruits ot a lite time. A great majority ot the burned out lose the better portions ot their fortunes or their little all. The loss in personal and houaehold property oan never be estimated and it is not iuoluded in the previous estimate. The hotels are filled with homeless people and the citizens' oommittee are now at work apportioning families to rooms and promisee vacated for their use. Business is entirely suspended.

Follow ing olose on lhe heels of the great strike whioh infliotad a monied loss on the business men ot Galveston of fully this calamity is a climax to the woea and sorrows of the citizens of this city. With the exception of half a dozen grooery stores and the cur repairing foundry where the fire started, no places of business were destroyed. Telegrams of sympathy and offers of aid are pouring in from sister cities in Texas. TUe atriklng Urakeineu Chicago, Nov. 13 The striking brake-men on the Illinois Central have been joined by the conductors and no freight whatever is moving on the road.

A train waa started out this afternoon in obarge of the division superintendent The strikers boarded it, took full possession and it is reported sidetracked at 43d street A second train was started at about 2 p.m. but got no further than 43d street, where it was sidetracked by strikers as waa the first As far as is life left the worn and pain racked frame, and the strong spirit which' had animat ed the millionaire through life quietly passed away, and ha waa dead. In his dying be waa attended by all his rela TT CUEriN PHYB1C1AM AND BUKUl'ON AO. Offioa No. 120 amp i tives on this coast and some of his par ticular friends, among those present be 0.

SEUGMANN CO. h' WHOLESALE AND IIKTAIL DEALKBS IN Provisions, Staple Fancy Groceries TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Imported Delicacies a Specialty. Agents for the Celebrated "Favorite" Coal Oil 150 Water White, the best in the world, will not explode. Agents for Capital Mills Holler Flour, so well and favorably known; "the proof of the pudding is in the eating." Our special brand of O.K.

Butter needs no praise having stood the test for years Being connected with the largest wholesale house on the Pacific Coast our facilities are such as to enable us to offer special inducements to the trade and our patrons in general. Our Motto: Quick Sales and Small Profits. COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. DR. H.

W. FENNER, Physician and Bu miaou, OKKIOK WITH UK. HANDY, ON CON (rren atrwt, a few doore went of tne Office, Tuoaou, Ariaona. Night call at the ofltoe attended to. ing his son.

Fred Sharon, his nephews, William and Olarano Sharon, his sister. Mrs. Davis of San Jose, Frank Q. Newlanda and Drs. MoNulty and Lane.

In Judge Sullivan's court this afternoon SOCIETIES. motion for a new trial in the original Sharon divorce case came up for consid eration. After considerable argument AK1ZONA UiDGK, NO. 1, A. O.

V. neet every Wedueedav nirht, at IX o'clock in Odd Fellow hat). Wm. UKin, M. Go.

A. llorr, Keconler. udge Sullivan aet tomorrow for argu ment on the motion. Ibis occurred be fore the taot of Sharon's death was known. KOIIGH ON CATAUKH.

Corrects offeusive odors at once. Complete cure" of even worst chronio oases also unequalled as gargle for Diphteria Sore Throat, Foul Breath. 50c. William Sharon was born January 9, 1820, at Smitbneld, Ohio. His family were farmers, of Quaker origin.

He entered Athens college at 23 to study their price, and every family has a dog rpOOBON LODGE, No. 4, F. A A.M., re.ii X. lar communications, last Monday of each month, over the Coemopolitan Hotel, Notification of special meeting1 by hoisting a blue nag, Vieiting brethren are cordially invited. SI.

J. HCLL1VAN. Job Gardiner, Seoretaay. SANTA RITA LODGK OF PKHFKOTION A. and A.

F. Rite, meet at Maaonio Hall on the aecond and fourth Sunday of eaok month, at 2 clock, p. m. AU sojourning main-berf are cordially invited tn attond. Z.

L. TIDBALL, V. 11. H. D.

Undikwood, Beorotary. two as ugly and as dirty as the owners. Condiment and Indlgeatloa. W. It.

William In ropular Bcleuoe Monthly. Cavenne Denner mav be selected as a law and remained there three years, when he returned home, diversifying his labors on the farm with his law studies. After six months ot this life he entered the law office of Edw. M. Stanton, afterwards secretary ot war, to qualify himself for the bar.

Failing health induced him to travel tor a time. He then typical example of a condiment praperty so called. Mustard is a food and con-dirreut combined; thU is the case with some others. Curry-powders are mix NEGLEY POfcVT. No.

85, G. A. meet aecond and laat Saturday in each month in Odd Fellow' hall. K. I.

UEKKKH, P. C. AaTSPB BoBTow, Adjutant. went to St Louis where he opened a law office. In the spring ot 1849, whan the known no violence was used.

At 3 p. m. Supt Beck telegraphed to the chief tures of very potent condiments with more or less farinaceous materials, and sulphur compounds, which, like the oil of mustard, of onions, garlic, may have a certain amount of nutritive value. FROM THE DETROIT "FREE PRES8." At a dinner party given a few weeks since in Mew York, in speaking ot personal memoirs ot U. S.

Grant, Edwa-d Everett Hale said "I have read the complete manuscript and pronounce it the grandest production ot the age, destined to be more universally read than any other publication ever given to the American people. Its tones mrrjta will shine brighter three centuries hence than todsy. The personal memoirs of S. Grant and the family bible will lay side by Bide in every hut and palace." Willis P. Haynes ot this oity is general agent for the "Personal Memoirs of U.

S. Grant" for New Mexico and southern Arizona. All persons desiring the work, who have not yet given their orders, should do so without delay as volume 1 is now issued and will shortly be ready tor delivery. nlOtf ot the Hyde Park police to send a detail rpcON CHAPTER, No. 8, Royal Arch JL Masons, meets in Maaonio hall on the ootid Wednesday evening of each month, beaming companions in good standing ere fra-illy i nvited.

H. D. DNDEKWOOD, K. RoOHSSTSn, Seo. High Prieat.

of men to move trains. gold fever waa epidemic, Col. J. D. Fry and Mr.

Sharon formed a copartnership, and together they crossed the plains, arriving in Bacramento in August 1819. Mr. Sharon left Sacramento in the winter of 1860. He arrived in San Francisco and entered into the real estate business. He continued his real estate operations, and in 1864 his wealth was estimated at The mere oondiment ia a stimulating drug that does ics work directly upon An Immense Kstute Vallejo, Nov.

13. News was received the inner lining of the stomach, by ox- TO LET SINGLE FCUN1HHED ROttht to rent in good locality. Inauire at thi ELITE RESTAURANT, BUEMAN'S BLOCK, CONGRESS, STREET, TUCSON. TORMEY SIEWERT, Proprietors. Privat Rooms for Ladies and Families, with private entrance.

The Leading Restaurant in Tucson. Fresh Shell and Baltimore Oysters SPRING CHICKEN, FROGS, AND All the Delicacies of the Season. Baltimore Oysters, Families supplied by the can or otherwise. citing it to increased abnormal activity. here today that eighty million dollars A dyspeptic may obtain immediate re left by three brothers, Thomas, William 9150,000.

Then came the stock excitement, and within six months his fortune and Aquila Chase, who died in Great Britain, is about to be divided among the descendants of the deoeaeed broth C. CLEMENTS, ATTORNEY IN LANDCASES. lief by using cayenne pepper. Among tho advertised patent medicines ia a pill bearing the very ominous name of its compounder, the active constituent of of $150,000 was dissipated. Without ers, ttev.

J. lu. vjoaee oc wis city ana which is cayenne. Uroat relief and Solicitor Patents Claims. Mrs.

Jenny Chase Chamberlain ot Fair temporary comfort are commonly obtained by using it as a "dinner-pill." If means, Mr. Sharon had to seek employment, and asked and obtained work from the Bank of California, which sent him to Virginia City, Nevada, for the purpose ot adjusting some outstanding claims ot MOTH HS. If you are failing; broken, worn out field, Crlifornia, are among the heirs. A meeting of the heirs ot this coast will be called for immediate action. Dealer in Land Scrip and I.amla.

St. Cloud Building, Washington! D. C. Twenty year practice. Formerly Clerk thus used only as temporary remedy lor an acute and temporary, or exceptional, and nervous, use Wells' Health Renew-er.

81. Druggists. that institution a. He suggested to the attach ot indigestion, au is wen, Dut the cayenne, whether taken in pills or General Land Office, Register of Lend Dice and VJ. 8.

Surveyor General, Utah, and Special Agent of the Interior Department. War Declared London, Nov. 13. Servia dusted over the food or stewed with it has de- olared war against Bulgaria. California bank manager to establish an agency in Virginia City, and the idea was taken hold ot and Mr.

Sharon waa made agent Unlimited powers were given him, and after a service ot many year he left the bank at his own desire, and was succeeded by A. J. Balaton. in curries or any otherwise, is one of tho most cruel of slow poisons when taken habitually. Thousands of poor wretches are crawling miserably toward their Ur.Fraaler'aRool Rltter.

Fraaier's Hoot Bitter are not a dram ahon American Fork Washington, Nov. 13. Seve'al west beverage, but are strictly madioinal in every graves, the victims of the multitude of THE SCOTIA ante. They Hot Aroniflv npon the liver and kidneys, keen the bowel odol and reiralar. make maladies of both mind ana body that are connected with chronic, incurable Mr.

Sharon then turned his attention almost exclusively to the mines ot the Comstock lode, from which he gained a the weak atrocir, heal the lung, build up tae) nerve, and clean the blood and anUm ef very linpnrit? Hold by druggiats. Il.00.rl ern members of congress have expressed the determination to advocate retaliatory legislation of some sort against those countries which discriminate against or prohibit the importation ot American pork. A protest has beeu received by dyspepsia, all brought about by the habitual use of cayenne and its oondi-mental cousins. Tucson, Arizona, Qrnr Meyer ind Congress Sts, B. YCHHA A Oa Tnnaan.

Aria large part of his vast fortune. In 1852 Mr. Sharon married Miss Maria Malloy, The usual history of these victims ia A iMettj first Class saloon in every respect. The fashionable resort for Gentlemen. THE BEST OF that they began by overfeeding, took the a native ot Canada, and whose father waa captain in the merchant marine.

By her Caia. K. Woni. E. P.

WaTTNir IS condiment to force the stomach to do the clerk of the house trom citizens oi California, urging the non-seating ot more than its healthful amount of work, WIlsTES LIQUORS, he bad children, two of whom now only survive, Fred W. Sharon and Lady the congressional delegation from that state on the ground that they were not using but little at first. Then the stomach became tolerant of this little, and demanded more; then more, and more, Uesketh, wife of Sir Thomas (i. r. Hes- DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS, IRES WHITHEY Assavers.

learallv elected to represent the districts keth, an English baronet ana more, until at last innamation, ulcer Wvate, Card, Sitting and Billard Rooms at the disposal ot its guests. Tatters or oards left at or sent to the care ot the above Saloon will be safely In politics Mr. Sharon was republican. from which they were given cernncates. In one case the protest declares that ation, torpidity, and finally the death of Barolav Henley ot the first district ia He was actively interested in organising the republican party in this state in 1856 Gold and Silver Assay tl.Ua) Copper Assay l.UU me aigesuve powers, accompauieu wuu all that long train of miseries to which I have referred.

not a citizen. gBMded or delivered to their proper address. IPemciily Trade a. Specialty Family Department No. 15 Meyer near and supported the union cause at the breaking out of the war.

In 1874 he The Barmaee War Lwtul Aaaay 1.0U Prompt attention giveu samplvs by mail. Assaying tauirht. waa elected United States senator from Washington Fuel In 1834. Ben: Perlpy Poor. London, Nov.

13. Lord Dnfferiu, PATTERSON REID, Proprietor Nevada for the term of six years from 108 CAMP ST. TUCSON A. vioeroy ot Indian, has ordered General Fifty years ago' the only fuel at March 4, 1875. The failure of the Washington was wood maplo, oak, FOR SALE.

Bank of California in August, 1875, in Fendergaat oommauder of the Burmah expeditionary forces, to invade forthwith walnut, or pine, brought in by the terfered greatly with his senatorial use neighboring farmers. Making a Are was an art, as it would never do to let Madame Charles Deleval's ENPLIBH AND FKENCH IPOH BALK tJHKAP A HALL'U HA fit. Apply to Wm. A. Scott.

14 (Wrese-et. and proceed with ail naste to capture fulness, and he bent all his energies to the task of resuoitating the bank. His Absolutely Pure. Mandalay. The British forces will now cross the frontier immediately.

Recent the fire get behind the back-log, and good housewives prided themselves on vaat fortune, his strength, his personal IdLHJ NTDErRSOlSr BANKER, TUCSON, Arizona. Tnisisimiil a general banking business. mil reosiv deposits abject to right check. Will Israe eerUnoatee of deporit re-payable FOB BALK A COMPLETE WIND MILL, Pomp, Derrick, tank ot 1.C00 a-allon oa- Thi powder never varle. A marvel of purile will brought every oreditor and- stock dispatches trom Rangoon state that the trenght and wholeeomeneee More economioal tneir clean heartns.

All the cooking was done before huco wood pacitv and all flxtnrne. lm holder of the bank into harmony with Boarding Day School, lnhamiants oc tne aisiricis Doruenug on than the ordinary kind, and cannot be sold by eoni petition with the moltituJeof low test, hort Burmah where no large garrisons are masses of livo coals, to be heaped on the his plana, and after forty days of inoes TO LET Furniehed room with or without hnarri. At Nn 91t fjimnatrMl mlfljf weight alum or phoaphate powders, dolpoklt eant labor the doors of the bank which cover ot the Dutch oven, or to elow be maintained are greatly alarmed over re ihCak. Botal Baoxiko Powdee Co, neath the gridiron. Then came the For Young Ladie and Children, isht drift on Mew lotE and San bad closed apparently for ever were WU1 ports that King Thebaw has subsidized N.I fuel-saving cast-iron stoves, Franklin and sterling demand bill on Loo- swung open amid the cheers of thou UOB BENT A handsomely furnished run 15,000 Daootas to cross the irontier ana Cor.

Griffin Avenue and KuhrtoSt at 814 Stone avenue. i sands. He has ever since been closely having invented one which bore his name for parlor use. The first kitchen begin plundering and murdering at the first note war. The Daootas are EAST LOB ANGELES.

H. S. SIEGFRIED. connected with the bank. Heowna i bought, and telegraphic transfer.

stoves were known as the ten-plate robbers who work in large bands and jAe with any of my oorreepondents. CaUsetians made oa all points at the lowest real estate in this oity valued at 91,800, 000, and was worth altogether over fit stoves. Another variety bad a small are noted for their bold exploits. The course of initruction includes ta ela- fire-box near the hearth, from which rose two sections of stovepipe, whioh Architect Builder. teen millions, all accumulated within the mentary and advanced English branches, Latin From the Northwest laat twenty years.

sersaaaaatlr rmmm Baseri hbj Hain emk MMUMiir." Bn Laas l.at av p4Ilr 1 1 1 ml Sleat. S7 DMrtb J(mr mm Mil, mm4 Mb 4 MaM tnlmM SMUaiMiai. W11AXII Sl'kcinU fkHaJ 7W2 French and Drawing. Fancy Needle-work, supported at a height of about throe and a half feet from tho door a round oven, Taooma, Nov. 13.

The citizens pf Every advantage will be iflorded tor the tdy The ire lend. Will slake edvanoes on bullion, bond, and Xkiieviunil eeouritiee. Correspondent i ABflto-Califorbia bank (l'td), London, Eng mm a -i- in. V-l, Churoh Stroet, Below PoatofMee, Taooma indicted at Vancouver ou bc looking somewhat like a cigantio bit of IBM! BpMlflM MM IMM Ul IS SMMM) of Mtuie, Elocution, Crayon Drawing, Paiet- Galveston, Nov. 18.

Laat night at Next to urand Central Hotel. cimium naiM. stovepipe laid crosswise. Those stoves count ot the expulsion of the Chinese ing and modern lasguagte and aaaoiag. French is exclusively spoken in the faaxily, 1:40 a.

m. a fire broke out in a small were iamous bakers, and so endeared ei tt nuaua a vv mow aafle-Calvfornia bank (l'td), San Franciico. from this city, returned home last even themselves to the hearts of womankind. All kinds of Work will receive promt foundry on the north aide ot Strand St. 15tt Tew apt he refer by special persuasion.

There was a stove which turned with ing. They were met at the depot by 3000 neoDle escorted bv brass bands and Pupil received at aay time. Barer gives. 1 near the corner of 18th. The flames attention and satisfaction guaranteed.

a crank; that is to say, the top turned. ForoirotukT and tall jtioular paly at toroh lighi procession to the hall ot the spread rapidly under a stiff north wind. ana vou wanted to Drini a nartlcuiar Grand Army of the rtepubiic where Plans aud specifications furnished At 8. SO a. m.

the fire had spread over When Baby was sick, we guve her 0A8TOKIA, When she was a Child, she cried for OA8TORIA, When she became Miss, she olnng to OASTORIA, When she had Children, she gave them JABTORIA CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. the school or address Man. CHARLES DELETAL, noS P.O.Box 20, Los Ansales. banquet had been prepared. kettle over the firo all you had to do was to turn the crank until the top of the stove, working on a gear, brought the when desired.

seven blocks and had became a great conflagration. At 9:10 the fire had reached to within three blocks ot the Stock Keport. Bam Fbamoiboo, Not. 18, 1885. kettle to the required spot.

There waa another stove, in some respects tho moat remarkable of all, which had little doon UNCLE JOE'S Corrected daily by Wm. A. Boott, Block Broker. Ho. 14 Courree alreot, Tuoenn, A.

NOTICE. along the side. When a kettle ot water A GOOD WAGON beaoh; the efforts ot the firemen seemed powerless. At 10:30 the fire reached the beaoh about a mile and a half from Aseeaaaenta paid, dividend oolleoted, (look was to bo boilod, the kettle waa placed upon a bench by the side of the stove, Thm nart nAmhin heretofore exUtmf carried oa margin. Loan Commission P.trArnn tvtid Wm.

Roid. nndor tho Im YeUow .11 65 Beat A 11 45 and a crooked pipo, running from one of name of Patterson A Beid, is this day diMeived 70 ChoUar. tho nttio doors in tne stove to the water the starting place, and about aix or seven blocks wide consumed. Over 700 residences were burned. The burned Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and TJrinnry Complaints, cured by "Buchti Paiba." $1, BED-BUQS, FLIES.

Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats mice, gophers, chipmunks, eleared out by "Rough on Rats." 16o. Union Con Sierra Savage Potoei in the kettle, carried sufficient heat to by mutual consent Mr. Item wui eoueet bill and pay alll indebtedness of said In Tucson, Not 1, 183. Pattxbson A Ban. OFFIOK boil to the water.

All of the above were 90 65 90 30 .190 75 Goals A Cnrry H. AM Mexican ttavato Ophlr Crocker ALMOST H.W. WILL CAliBY TWENTY BBS. Prioe 850, on the car at Yuma, A. I.

Apply to G. GIMOCCHIO A Yuma, Arise, or at this office This i a JL Rare Bargain. nolO-lm wood-burning stovo3, and they gradu Peerlee 1 16 Peer 40 diatriot covers about fifty-two blocks, it ia sixteen blocks in depth and avergs width of three blocks. Lose on da- ally disappeared as coal came into use. Cor.

Meyer and Met ilia street, Tucson Soliciting for Mr. Beid a oontinuano of the patronage beetowed on the old Arm T. P. Pimasom Silver ainc 'fA-tj y1,.