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Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Summons

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY J of Pima. In Justices Court. before Edward D. Futile, J. F., Precinct No. A. Nj. Franklin ( Co.,, Plaintiffs, vs Geo. FRhrion. Defendant. The Territory oi Arizona sends geeting 10 George Fahrion, , defendant. You are hereby summoned ard required to appear bt fore me st my office. in the town Of Stafford, county O. Pima, on the llth day of March. A. D. lSsO. Gt 9 o'clock a. m., tO answer the com I,laint of the above named plaintiffs. who demand of you that you are Inde hted to them in the sum Of one hundred and eighty-nVe 31-lOO dollars. And il you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiffs will takf Judgment against you as demandt q, and for the costs Of this suit.
 Given under my hand this eighth daN January, A D. 1880.
 EDW. D. FUTILE, UP.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Summons.

HNERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY J of Pima. In Justices Court. be'or, Joseph Neughss. Justice Of The Peace, Pre cinct No. l. r. NJ. Hilton, plaintiff, vs W. H. Smith, defendant. Demand, sgGC and interest. The Territory or Arizona sends greeting 10 w. H. SmiIh, defendant. You gre hereby summoned ani rtquired 10 appear before me at my office m tbe iewn of Tucson and County of Pima, on the second day Of April, A. D. lSSO, at 10 o'clock a. m Q, 10 answer the compliant oi the above named plaintiff, who drnnandA Of you that Ou are indebted lo him in thr sum Of S2OO and interest. And if you f,il to appear ana answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiff will take Judgment against you as demanded anu for the costs Of this suit.
 ofGiven under my hand this second day
 February, A. D. 1880.
 JOSEPH NEUGASS, ,J.P.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
lS79-SO. Young Ladies'
 SCHOOL City Of Tucson, Arizona Terrt'y

This school Is situated in the center Oi the city, on Convent street., In large building, we'll ventilated. property Of An tonic SOsa.
 The course of instruction com prises En glish and Spsnish in all their branches n nder the direction Of competent profes sors and the immediate superintendence Of Mrs. and Miss Silva. The teaching will be conducted on mutual principles including reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar Of both languages, with a gram matical and loglcal analysts, descriptive and political geography, history oi Amer lea, and universal history, religion, good manners and urbanity.
 The scholastic year will be Of ten months and commence on September l., and end June 30.
 At the close Of the term a general eX- animation will be held in all these branches. Prizes will be awarded to the best pupil In every class.
 PRICES OF TUITION.
 For the term Of ten months: Day SchO lars....--.. 5O OU
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14

Mas. CATHERINE O'HALLoRAN came up from HarShaw on Saturday with the body of her husband, Palrlck, whc was accidentally shot last Thursday THE CITIZEN was incorrect in stating on Saturday that O'Halloran had com mi;ted suicide. He was preparing to go out, and finding the pocket in which he usually carried hIS revolver so torn that it would not hold it he attempted 70 put it into his inside shirt pocket, when i went of, the ball penetrating near hls heart, so that Ee bled to death His cries tn be saved were very pitc Ous, but it was impossible.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Summons.

OF ARIZONA. COUNTY | Of Pima. In JuStice's Court, b~iofo Edward D. Tuttie, Justice Of the PsHee' Precinct No. 9. James Hays. plsintln' " Owen LauDach, defendant. Demand -. The Territory of Arizona sends gree'lns to Owen Laubach, defendant. You sl9 hereby sum mnned and required to appear be oie me at my office In the town 0i Sa, ., lord and County of Pi a, on the l1tb usJ of March A. D 1880, at g O'clO'k s m'' 'G answer the com plHint of the above nahlrl plaintiff. who deInards Of you tnat yOt are indebted tD hIEl in the sum O nVe uOl | rs. And if you fail tO appear ana hI Swer said complaint as herein requirel, the plaintiff WIl take judg asals11. you as demanded and for tue costs OI tA' suit. Given under my hand this l2th day '" January, A. ID. lSS0.
 EDWARD FUTILE. J. r.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Summons.

TN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI | ctal District, in the County or Pima, Territory of Arizona. T. Liddle and C. .. B. Reading, CO., artner In busines' 10 the City Of Stn Francisco, Cal. under he firm name OfLiddle S Reading, plaintiffs, against Ph. ShuSsIer. defendant Sum mons. Action brought Tn the .Jistrici Court Of the First Judicial District iR sud for the County Of Puma, la the Territory Of Arizona. The Territory Of AriZOuS sends greeting 10 Ph. ShuSRler. You gre hereby summoned and requested 70 ap pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the First Judicial District in and tor the Co -iv a, In the Terriioy Of Arizona, and answer the complain. hIed with ihe Clerk of this court a. Tue son, In said county "a copy of winch com plalnt accompanies this summons within twenty days exclusive Of the day Of se V feel after the service upon you Of this sum. mons, if served in this county; but II served out of The county and within ms district, then within thirty days; in All other cases forty days. This action b brought 10 recover the sum Of i've hun dted and eighty nine and three one-hun- dredths dollars lawful money of ths united States, due plaintiffs on certain merchandise sold and delivered tO de- iendant, as is more fully set forth in the filed herewith.
 And you are hereby notified that if you Tail To appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will iAk3 ] "dgment fOf fthe sum Of Ave hundred nnd eighty nine and three Oue-hundredths tS0SJ O3l collars, as will more clearly ap- pear therein and costs and disbursements m thlS behalf Xpended.
 Given under my hand and the seal or
 [, s1 the said District Court at TueSOn'
 s"' ''I this 2OIh day of January, Al
 1880
 GEORGE A. CLU N, Clerk.
 FARLEY & PoMROY,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14

WE note the r'turn tu this ncighbor- hood of Mr. J. S Mccoy, of SanduSky Ohio, who was here sometime sine, in company with some other gentle men to look into the Richmond water project, at Tombstone. MT. Mccoy. we understand contempla;eS locating hei ( in some branch of business.
 MIKE PAGAN, Esq, one of the form .er owners of the bonanza Hermosa, is in town. Mike is one of the good fel- lows.
 P. KITCHEN was seen loading up some fruit trees today to plant on his POtrero ranch
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS COM l pleted s good and substantial bridge across the San Pedro River, al San Pedro Station, A. T., al hiS own exTense, and will, therefore, collect toll from those using it until he is reim bursed.
 High water hereafter will be no obstruc- ton to freight and travel.
 VIM. OHNESORGEN.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIIoSA'
 December 70. 7s
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Iaadt " the folio wing named settler ms .,oof notice or his intention 10 make nhsI ssoaI m support Of his claim, and secure ,s',,tv entry thereof at the expiration ot 'II1 Is3 days from the cate Of this notice, VIZ Ss,,. 5D B. SSlpointe, Of Tucson pOstotncs' Js- Cou nty A. T., who made pre- en plIOn .,,,r. clara tory statement No. 554 for ihe and unclaimed land in the norm 1a a.s6jr u 4, and " F Of N E z section lO' .a tosn',uh' ,h' li south, range l3 east, and nAI niIs riin. following as his witnesses, viz: JuIesI sn. of Tucson, Pima County, A. I ADu guste Guard Of Tucson, Pima Lo1H''''' H T. C. N. K. PAULISON.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14

DeliveCS of ne-hRlf The am unis will be required within forty five days and the balance within ninety days after notifca- ton Of award. No bids will be enter tained unless samples be furnished. which should not be Of less weight than twelve pounds, SO marked as 10 be easily identinod, and should reach this office on or before the date for opening bids. A standard sample Of flour of The quality tbis advertisement contemplates will be furnished bidd0rs on application, which application it is desired should be made At the earliest practicable date.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any or ali proposals.
 Blank forms, cond itIons, etc., em brHc- Ing all neoet Sary Information. will be fur nished by any Commiseary in the Depart ID ent or by he undersigned.
 CHAS. r. EAGAN,
 Captain and c. S.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
L A. SILVA, PTncIpqL

REFERESCEs-Charles F. Meyers, F. Goodwin, F.. x. Fish. Aiberi Sieinieldt, Fl H. LOewensteln, Clarke & Patton, Fl. Solomon, I. Goldberg.
 novl2 dST
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14

LA4-A1--A@MAMN
 in this market,
 comprising Picks,
 ShovelS, Axes and
 Handles, Crow bars, Wneelbar- rows, T a m p in gI Bars, Pans; Pow der, Giant and V ul an; Dyna- mite Caps, Bel lows, Anvils and Vices, to ogeth erI with every tool needed by carpen-
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14

Particular atten- ton is called to our stock of Hardware, ordered direct from manufactur erers, which includes ev- erything neeC ! by Miners and Mill Men.
 Our stock OftoOls for all trades is the most complete and carefully assorted ever before offered
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
Proposals for Flour.

HEADo'Rs DEPARTM'T OF ARIZONA, OFFICE CH1ET CokAIssARY SURsIsrFHCE WHIPPLE RAR12ACKs. PRESCOTT, A T.,
 February l, 1880. CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRfPLl O cate, subject 10 the usual conditions will be received st this office or al the. offices Of the Commisesries at the follow ing nsEned posts. until l2 o'clock noon, |, on Monday, MaSch l5, Lse0, at which time and places they will be opened in the presence Of bidders for furnis hing and de- nvaF-v nf Elnur fplln1Un.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
J g COLLINS

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN. D DISE, MAXEY, ARIZONA, has now on hand complete stock Oi Goods such as are required by farmers. miners ana travellers, For sale At Lowest Marker Prices. Branch Business at san Carlos
 The many settlers along the Gila above and below Camp Thomas will find it to their advantage 10 trade with J. B, CoIIiaS
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
GROCERIES.

Staple and Fancy, in 4 'zona. Also, Full Stock of LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. Our Stock of
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
MEW TCCK

EVERY WEEK. Ta lso hare or haEd and make 10 order Matt.a-Scs and Cots of all sizes. Orders from 1lroad promptly and carefLIl. filled.
 All goods guaranteed to be a. repre- Sented.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-24
NEW SERIES

80 - : - = : 7s-<s \
muniity having iiEl NOS. and n 81 IN III ~
Ii1SglIie eod sirftleEs ! Hi u III ~ b
sA0De 3litfleaSslI u 4n6% ~ Z &k II
1thse d. - fAesie - (,ufks
viciom. tlre denrsled. 40 - slssuss
no taxes themselvesa gloak 81 fka prDanecl
of levytiine them oa ctkers.s siId xnd. of rssxSl.
/ linR ia md squaniie III 2Ksm wGdin 6ol.
lscssdsg 1dfsseo SksI1ssiv ~ hoy ~ saos
,daacerana<a;sher, - - -, ,ashrr~6sne
but orvnnixa3 ;nto trn;red 1890 - -,
tiyes c1uzina 3. nd .,uupr;;nci;n ci;nled 81 -
oil;oerS diisfrss 6ntaa tkroneho ~ St.ts
tKoaqh tie Delnocrkts k2ys H, ,nnsonut;f " fiona,
blv ! mSiofity IN the 'Sdubbef 81 9eall6ed
svoedfsy vet every slscfion ~ oag 3ceqgay4si g
to.our most Vita, ,interesss. n useme ssfure
Of speech in saving this: wa CIR. coucsi ve
of no = greater caiamittv tv--not 49, n Hmine. not
= ppeStiiefice nnthinO ztftk vkich ~ AL
tb;vhkv eeet syisiss q k(nini;1sgi "a G{,;Fnl
peopae- --mova divsfsal eh.u,3ER .ru~Ads.Aior
to mower of tha. ,nsn, ,whnm ;fonr v.ar.
sinoa ne hurled tkerefrnsa
i'a As he shall miipaRie With ~ ,i,I a he h
cordiaTlv invited fS do 16{fIiyp vI;sitdf k;ll
perceivs vieh ovhsss snssna. ;,sssssF al = =
iety. even aupreheheioria I aOurl s;Iessls.in6t
Democratic o1Bcs. holaaus alone. nor nor exs
pectante or aspira.ea, but Ahs people, the
taxpayers, the property-holders. antici-
pate the result here IN florida in N oven
her next And i sural =. 4 ID ~ t,tse;;np
matter 40 sr,v opmrnnnfitv 4la.ts 4 ishaala
for seyersi months, urscedia9 eacb, ane-
ceeding election daY be. doomed to. the
anxieties. periIs.S and apurehensions of
such i crisis. With defiverance from the
horde of busy. active iunst,r.Htr,,,losas i,sAY-
tisan carpet-bae and 'nsrre eoi6Iioe;bolSer
and retainers now in the, pay ef The zen
eral government would come deliyersnce
from all this. Hence we EworF and prav
for theelection of General Hancock f5 ~
hone that 6ro.r hin, ,va 1ss.ll .cl,t - ~.
deiiverance for which we so ,earnIssSfIv
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-24

-Quin Bass, of Maitland, one of the
strongest and staunchest Republicans in
Florida, has come out against his old par
ty. Mr.. Bass has been prominent man
in his old party for years, was at one time
State Senator, and has always been re-
regarded as hopeless case of uncompro-
missing Republicanism. He is a man of
great influence, and his conversion to
Democracy means number of votes lost
to Radicals. Orlando Reporter.
The Democrats of this town erected
liberty pole ninety-five feet long on the
public square, in front of the western en-
trance to the courthouse, and on Wednes-
day morning their fine American flag, pre-
sented by our patriotic ladies, was hoisted
to the top, emblazoned with the names of
our National and State candidates, amidst
the multitudinous cheers of the populace
and the stirring strains of martial music
from the cornet band.-L0ke City Re
porter, September ls.
-Messrs. Minahan & Callahan, con
tractors on the railroad from Waycross
to Jacksonville, have 900 hands at work,
and will soon increase their force. They
have graded about six miles at each end,
and the line from St. Marys river to Jack
sonville is nearly cleared and grubbed
out. The rails are to be of steel, fifty
two pou nds to the yard. The grade is
light and there are no large streams to
cross. The road is to be finished and in
operation by the lst of January.-Fer-
n0ndiad Mirror.
of the big meeting at Ocala last
week the Banner says eve never saw
the blacks listen to Democratic speaking
more attentively; the arguments were
apparently convincing, and will be lasting.
Colored Democrats are multiplying rap
idly, and, if things 60 on as the present
indications promise, Q host of colcFed
people will participate in the great demon
stration we propose TO give In honor OF
Hancock's and Bloxham's election. They
see that the Republican ship is fast sink
ing, and, like sensible men, are abandon
ing it and putting themselves safely in
the Democratic ife-boats."
Oh Tuesday last the ladies' Hancock
and Bloxham Club held their frst n.sst-
ing at the sesideuce Of Mrs Joseph Price,
with an enrolled membership Of twenty
eight members. After the necessary mode
OF organization. they proceeded 70 the
election of officers, which resulted a. fol-
lows: For President, MrA. Joseph Priee; ;
vice-President, Miss Kate Peterman !;
Second vice-President, Miss Meta Roge
70; Secretary, Mis- Minnie Blanchsrd |;
Assistant-Secrstary, Mrs- William +. For
ward Treasurer. Min Jessie Raid. The
proceedings evidenced sound seDse, intsl-
ligence and good Judgment. The club
viii meet next Tuesday eveping - eight
O'Clock, p. Il, At the residence Of ArA
Pnce-R RsIatka Herald sa q
Much interest has been created u
OcaIa recently by swill case, IN which
the krm Of Thrasher q Hampton was
engaged for MrH 3. a. S.evazt. and Gary
& Dunn and Col! s. D. 1lcOennen fcs
Col Iycargus Sse1aFt - ease ieye3sss
the d;apcsition e ~ largs eatats q - =
lste Col &. a. Etswsrk IN q y
sfart wss made y proka = ~ y -
afN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-24


Walking Arsenai on Our Strects- Hunting What
He did not Want to Find Hosute No. %s Rec
ord Ventilated in Regard 10 tie 42I; coo DsaIoa-
tion-Aorally Inaocent-Eis Roadsnsa Go Ffes
By Nice little Asrangemsat-A Aoasy 6Gid 70
Haoe Gone for Republican Campaign Rirposes
Therefore Morally Innocent No CF5sse b seal
for Pwty RsPosss-Asziea 6one tie 6asss
Wv from tie u & .1SsGsssy--A Ksrsiness
County Obnsm;ttsss IN Regard b laspsrkzs n
a!s County Bspots Be sn Esxr Guard Aeeisa
Trading, for Rssbss has I2arsed OF % Il
JACKSONVILLE, September S3 1880. I
For two or three days our city was somewhat
excited over fear that there might possibly be
a little blood letting, but We all know g barking
dogs seldom bite" We had the novelty Of seeing
. walking arsenal on our streets day OF fwo
since in tho shape of HeTatio, gr, No 8, ssi-
dentIy hunting fOr somebody he did mot want 70
find, and he succeeded in his endeayos, and no
doubt was well satisfed with result& win giye
you little insight into this extra performance
on the part Of the party that zfiorded % much
amusement for the boys and negroesof the city.
l told you in my last that afisr Mr. Abrams had
skinned and scalped Homtis, Jf, No. /, at our
meeting Thursday night lasts hat 10 teek -
rious exceptions to the head and front Of tbs Re
publican party in this State in the person Of
Horatio Jenkins, Jr.. its chairman II seems M.
Abrams, had had quite q correspondence with
the Horatio No. in regard to joint discassions
in our river counties, and which eoEzeapopdeacs
was intended to be with Horatio No. I, but hy
some means was diverted from that channel into
the hands of Horatio No. q We win here a.
plain that Mr.. Abrams possibly underwood, Is
we all do, that Horafio No.2 u oulya 1vsss-s
head, and that Hogatio Mol rms Ah6 Rspublin6n
machine, and that Horaiio No. 3 only baris wAen
bid by No. l.
BY some wording Of Mr.. Abrams noteit seems,
No. YVES "a touched on the nav > and iniuri-
IDENTIFY addressed Mr.. Abrams o sveEy ofsluile
letter. Mr.. Abrams began 70 investigate natten
and soon discovered the sore place in no. 2. aad
hunted up the prOcfs They weEe found among
the records Of the U. g. Court In this city, and I
win now give you the bene6s Of that r1cofE
1t scems one Horstio Jenkins, Jr., @G 14@
I" Collector Of Internal Revenue for ths Uniaea
States. was deianltw 70 tbe goserlmsnt u ~
sum Of about S21 600. The recorda are = ibl-
lowa. viz: United States VI. Horatio Jenkins, u,
Circuit Court of the United Gtstes, 5sh Cirenit,
December /, 1874 s,s sla.a
The bfIl assris, = Hsrafio Jenkim, lrs = C6l-
lector Of Internsl Rsvsmne &C., pplaw5 5nlly, apd
feloniously did convert 10 his OWN ne ard CO.
bezsle &2l 900 Of the pubic moneys % the Unfted
Ssaies arising ftom IniernAi Rsveaus Slkned
J.B q. Drew, ,Dhhic Atiosney u o. Ws&asses:
PARKER W. Perry, VIM a. Gasstt, o. 6l05Thnur
wy Wy ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-24

Z mon. n n ~ DaEide0n, Conservative 0gwo-
cratic candidate for Congress, Hpuss Viakipson
CALI leSamuel PAscD. J. n. Wall As. .Naan ana
Other distinguished gsntaemea WI addrsm ahe
citizens Of Seut1 Flsysaa q The falloming tin@
and places = Hss ~ 81 4assa Isssl ssariss
Stewards Chapel, Eriaay, ,6epEsmAcr "a H.
Leeaburg, Saturday, September as y.sla.I
Sumterville. Monday, September -.
By order of The District Commitfee. @
E G. Low, Chairman.
Hon. w. d. Bloxham, Hon. q. WeJenes,A "A. ].
Russell, Gen. r. Bullock. r r. King. .A-Rslfann,
Col. 8. n. G. Gary, J. 3. Wall, Hon. g. G. Nc
WhOrter, Hon. C. 3. Yonge, Candidate for Presi-
dental Elector. and other speakers win address
the people Of East and South Florida, .. Ghe
following times and placas: ls-ll.in.. xii
Whitesville. Friday, September gath. ,es
Leesburg, Saturday, September 25lh.
Sumteryil1e, Monday, September 9Th
Bfooksville, Wednesday, September 29th
Tampa, Friday, October list. 5
Alfalfa, Saturday, October ed. si.9
Manatee, Monday, October 4th. -
Pine Level, Wednesday. October 9th.
Fort Green, Thursday, October 7th. 1927 i
Barlow, Saturday, October eth. k
By ORDER or THE COMMITTEE.
Hon. W. d. Bloxham, Hon. J. E. Yonge, Hon
P. P. Bishop, Col G. G. McWhorter. Col E z
Foster, Hon. lC. w. Jones, and other speakers
will address the people of East and South Flor
ida, at the following times and places:
Orlando, Tuesday, October 18th
Fort Reed, "Wednesday, October 18Th
Enterprise, Thursday, October f4th
DeLand, Friday, October 18th
Palatka, Saturday, October 10th.
St Augustine Monday, October 18th.
Green Cove Springs, Tuesday, October 10Th.
Jacksonville, Wednesday, October 10Th.
By ORDER OF THE CoAnGirTEE.
Hon. Robert Fl. NJ. Davidson, Conservative
Democratic candidate for Congress, Hons. w.
Call, S. Paseo, G. A. Stanley, J. F. Mcclellan
and w. d. Barnes Will address the citizens of
West Florida at the following times and places +:
Apalachicola, Monday, October 4th.
aChattahoochee, Wednesday, October 9th.
Pensacola, Monday. October 11th
Molino, Tuesday, October 18th
Million, Wednesday, October 18th. 81
Freeport, Friday, October 18th.
Eucheeanha, Saturday, October 18th. 'l
CeTro Gordo, Monday, October 18th.
Vernon, Tuesday, October 18th.
Orange Hill, Wednesday, October Goth.
Underwood's, Thursday, October 21st
Marinana, Friday, October 22nd.
Carpenters, Saturday, October 23rd
Wewahitchka, Monday, October gath.
By ORDER OF THE DISTRICT ColOGTTKE.
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