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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
SUN M0ES.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JC-
 ] dicisl D.siIict, iu fna CoaL-E ui Pima. Terri tory of Arizona. Walter -- Bell. Plaintiff sgdins, Rosalie Be ]. Defendant Action k brought in the Di--rici Na--r al 5he First ju- tieisl Distr:ct i- and for the CUu-ty ul Pima, in the Territory Ol Arizona
 The Tarrit0rv sf Arizona sends greet ing to Eusalie Rel. llG are hereby sun moHed and required c. sr-esr in ST action brought acgi1sl VCI ly tae -1uve uameC plain fif ir the DisTric. Cs1-r g. the First J Udlcial District is and f1gfls County of firCa, iu the Territorv of Arizona. and eE-Wcr ;he com plailt dled win lhe Clcrl cf fl..s Court. Ct IncsCu, in said County. Ia copy 0l which complaint accompanies tE g sUmuousf within twenty dsvs (czcigz.Fe Of 'ig CaT Ct -erTicei sfter the service upoE r0r uf tfiz sUIl1ous. fl served in this Couuiv: tuf i'ss-gsi Cgr of tbe County snd within tfis District. Ccea within thirty csvs. in all other cases forty days This ac- ibe bonds of ma-1iu0uv existing between risiutiT and defendant. upon inc grounds Ca-- iicularlv set .a-ta D tla complaint ou fie herein. tD which reference is made; and for ether and further relief as t9 the Court shall seem ueet. And -0u are hereby notified tfat if yoE fail to appear and answer The complaint ss above required The plaintiff vii. take judgment and decree Gesinst v0u that the bonds of mstrimoUv here tofore existing between plailti4 and defendant be Fnunlled Enl set esidr. and that each Of said plaintiff and defendant bc forever divorced suC sbsoiutlv freed rom esCh otle-. and costs EBd disbursements iI Iii- behalf expended
 Given under uv bend and the seal Of said nistrict COIu, tais Fifteenth dcv of June, 4 . ,. lse2. GEO. <. CLUN, Clerk
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE vIcw from The west end of the Palace Hotel looking cut over inc fields, is one of the finest in inc Terri tory. Stretching out is it does to tie northwest as far as the eye can reach is seen green fields and fine old shade trees which fnr more than a century have looked down upon the svathy tillers of the soil; while to the west, near the base of the mountain, may be seen the white walls Of S. Nary's Hospital, ard a little further to the south the remains of the old mission church rise uP to remind one of he past. Some time when you have nothing else to do % up 10 the Palace and view the landscape OCT"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
SuM MONS.

TTNERRTToRT OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF Pima. in 5vsfico'- CoUrt, before Charles K Meyer. 5ustica Cf he Peace. Precinct No. One. Stephen Bic<Eri. Plaintiff vs A. G. Hunter, Defendant. Demand. glS2. upon a pr0mis=ory ug;e, fled aT my office The Ter Titorr Of Arizona sends greeting b Mr A. c. Hunter Defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required to SD pear before me at my office in thc town Of Inc son, and County Of Pima. on the Tweuty-Sixtk day of August. 4. D. 1880. ai ID o'clock a. m, Co answer the complaint of the above named FldHtF, who demands of you that r0g are indebted to him ia the sum of One Hundred and Fighry-twO dollars And Il yOG fail Go sTpe3r snG answer said com plaint as herein required, the plaintiff will take judgment against ycG as demanded. and fer costs ofthis suit
 Given 1nder my hand fhfz affh day oF J7rpe A. D. fsS0
 CHARLES F. MEYER. J.P..
 Precinct No. One, Pima Count
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

REDWOOD is used for curbinE be streets in California. IL is au excel lent substitute for stone, and in this dry climate would last lifetime We would suggest to the cl;y authorities the propriety Of examining into ,be question of using redwood for curbing the sidewalks. By using good strong boards 2xl2 inches, and filling in from curb back to the building, where the building comes out flush to the street, with sand and gravel, 1t would answer Tn place of something better on all of our back streets, and would cost but little.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
The EnnernI S.rnnn-

Last evening the Presbyterian church was crowded to hear the funeral discourse by the Rev. Nr. Mills on the Rev ". II. Dean, deceased. A feeling ofdeyotion and reverence seemed to pervade the place, and the audience was in full sympathy with the occa- sion. Mrs. II. D. Gilbert presided at the organ and, with the choir, rendered the pieces with great feeling. The service was solemn and appropriNe. The text was from Phil, ch. 2l verse, "For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain" The sermon was fuli of feeling and rare rich thought, and delivered with power. Rev Mr Mills after pathetic allusion 10 Mir. Dean was treated under two heads: First, The great purpose or Hfe-"to live is Christ, which was shown by obeyIng 2 Christ fully and faithfully, and becom- ing like him; and oecoal, The tri- umph and hope-''to die IS gain " The audience were deeply impressed with the fulness and spirit of the sub ject, and the duty of man to obey its appeals.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

We call the attention of the readers of the CITIZEN 10 the advertisement of Henry Horton, wholesale liquor dealer, which appears in another column. Mr Horton has received the appoint mcnt oi sole agent for E Martin & Cos. celebrated Arconaut bourbon and rye whiskey and "Mriin'a Best" These are among the best brands ever offered in Arizona, and we have no hesitancy in recommending this house 10 the public. There goods are 8 number one, and whatever they recommend you may rely upon 10 be what they tell you il is. Call around to Henry Horton's and you will be sure to get a good article, and that too, at living price.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
AProsperous Business.

One of the most prosperous and best conducted establishments in Tucson is the iewelry store of J. II. Berger, of this city. MT. Berger came 10 Tucson about five years ago with bu, little more than his kit of tools and few watch keys. He went 10 work in real earnest and stuck closely to his busi- ness. and it was not long before he began 10 prosper. Work and orders came 10 him from all parts of the Ter retory and sonora, which, owing 10 his fair dealings and honest work, has been constantly on the increase until he has one of the finest and best ap- pointed jevelYy establishments to be in the southwest. He has lately, ow- ing to his increasing trsde, been com pr!lcd to add q new work shop in the rear of his store which affords more room for the display of his nagniti- cent StbIh uA S'tNsi "AIIA NOHS'stS OA watches from the Mailman, Elgin and othcr American manufaciories, also Swiss watches-bo;h stem and key windcrs-diamond pins and rings of every description, bracelels, Mexican filigrce work beautifully wrought and general assortment of American clocks universally acknowledged to be the best in the world. Mr. Berger also keeps pianos, organs and sewing ma chimes, al Of which he offers 10 lhe public at reduced prices. Il affords us real pleasure to note the success Of a worthy man lik Mr. Berger.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IN another column of to-day's CiTI- ZEN will be found the advertisement of the Tucson and HcrmOsillo Stage Co. This company maKes the round trip, via Magdalena, once q week, fare SIS. The establishment of this line is but another evidence Of the growth and prosperity of Tucson. When the Guaymas branch of the Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fe railroad is extend ed to Hermosillo the travel on this road will be greatly increased.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARrzoxA.
 June 22. ISs0 NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN TFTAT I'll f " following named settler has filed notice oi he Intention Go make final proof before the heE;s'er uftue Land Olfcr Ar., f resl i- zuu- pot of li- claim and 60 sccur, final entry there oi benlio tai-edillo, who made Pro -cuptfou de- claratory statement No. .>s for fha z Fl. Sar Je Township la, Range l2 East. and names the ioiioWing as his witf.ess-- viz: Placido hnelas, Jesus NJ. Elias. Juan Romero and Miguel Martinez, all of 1ucsnn. Pima County, Arizona. (. M- k. PACLISON.
 Register
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FLcrryrr. Arrzox

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. AHrzovA.
 s,.,.--.,. July 2 lSs0. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 1N following named s-rr'a- hs. filed notice ei me intention To make final proof in support 1881, andeecErc inal entry tbsraof viz. Holm L. Smart, Sumiaii Station, Pima County. who made pre- empilon declG-st1rv statement No. 4s7, for the SWia ofScctiou 31. Townsaip 13S x. Range sl F., and name= The following as his Ti'neSsSs, 'iE' o- K Smytl, John Mckenzie. p. C. Nbal"y and Ttoua- Steele sII cf ,,,r1-, Grant, Pima County, Arizona.
 \. N. k. PAULISON.
 Register
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

PRODUCE and fruit from Southern California continues to arrive daily. The opening up of Arizona has pro- duced quite bonanz4 10 California !; furnishing a good market for a large portion of her surplus produce. We are glad to receive i;, and we have no doubt our money is acceptable 10 them. But little more than a year go it was almost impossible 10 obtain fresh fruit from California, while now we are about as well supplied ss San Francisco. Our Los Angeles friends seem to be doing the fair thing by Us, and so long as they do that they may count on cur custom.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Notice

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO STLAS " N. ShePeTd' CT those parties that claim --- ea,s-- n.n, % 1nal me undersigned has had the mine, h Pima County, Arizona. for inc wear ehaing January 2, lsSo and has paid for the same, and unless the said Shen5rd or those owning under him come forward within ninety ,tJui me este oi tlis notice, and pay over ms or their share of the money paid for sssess- meni work on his or their cne-half of said inine, said mine will b. forfeited 10 me.
 Tucson. A. T, Mag $. lSs,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Notice Of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLoRFvcr. ARrzoN,
 ..... July 2, lS9o NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTRF E | Following named settler has flied notice oi ms intention Co make final proof in sup pofI oI ms claim before the Register, August c, 1SSl. and secure final entry -be-e,f' Afa-ris- lsl l. Ramirez who made rrt-cmpiinn dcclara- SAES statement No. 613 for the Ei, of SWi. Sec VI T: IA south, R. B E. and Eis Of NV s,, Sec h T. l' x. Rau-c B r.. and names the i.lto"lng as his ~ltnes-es, viz; Joseph B Holt, Ramon Pa,LeCo. T-su= Psrhec6 and 0regorio Rancura.a, aii Of Tucson. Pima county, Arizona. C. H. X. rAULISOE.
 Register
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA,

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 July ?. 1880 N OFFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE lN following named settler has filed notice o eis intention to make final proof in support o his claim, and Co sCCure Anal eatry thereof and that saic proof Will be made before the Reg Islef on Ihursaar, August 8. ls-0. viz: Juan Romero, Of Tuc-1n. Pima County. Arizora who made pre-emPi!ou tgcig-atorv statement No. 65S. fortnc SWi4 fNW-, Sec. aS. and Frs or NEli Sec. 29, Township I3. So1th Rauyr f5 East, aud names tic iOiluviurss his witnesses vlz; Edward N- Fish. William w Crmsby Fecundo Rodrigges and Macaa-ro Romero sII oi Tucson, Pima County Arizona
 C. M. n. PACLTSON.
 Register
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

A GENTLEMAN who arrived here last night direct from the States, was com ing down Congress street and just be fore reaching Stone avenue he stepped into a hole in the side wal-a hole in the side of the street and severely spraiued lis ankle. Had there been a sidewalk of stone, brick or lumber there the poor man might have broken his leg. But there was none, and he escaped with a sight spraIn.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE rainy season has now SC, in, and it would be q good idea if our city authorities woaId pass an ordi- nance compelling property-owners to lay down sidewalks n front of their houses. This is a custom that has been adopted in some of the larger eities of California and the East, and il is said to be a great convenience to pedestrians.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Not SD Rad as Rennrted.

John Hanlon, who was reported to have borrowed a gun and then fired into bunch of Indians, writes a letter 10 the Drill, in which he he states that he fired at some doves, and after he had fired some Indians, whom he had not seen, emerged from behind the trees in the opposite direction from which he had fred" So that it turns out that the whole thing is an eXager- ated misstatemcnt, if Haulou's story IS to be accepted IS true.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE observed three gentlemen of color passing down Main street last night, when one of them, true 10 his native love of music, broke forth with, There's @ land that Is brighter than this" Shut up there, Rabbit, inter rupted another, dat sin's so; Is been here now nigh onto two years, an dis is de fus muddy spell since Is come 10 town, sho!"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE are glad to see some Of our citi z'ns building hoases something after the style of other countries. NIT. Otis. Mr. Stiles and others have set their houses back from the street leaving few feet for shrubbery and evergrcens. TEis is more like civilization than blank dUhy wall, and much more pleasing to the eye.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IT is whispered in railroad circles that the head of the freight and ticket office at this place is about to change his state of single blessedness. Now We don't know anything about this rumor, but if it is so-that NIT. C. is going to take unto himself wife-we can only wish him well, as every one will who knows him.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

THERE is large amount of money going out of Tucson for hay and feed that should go into the pockets Of our own farmers and ranchmen. We are sorry to see this, and trust that by an other year the scales may be turned. and that al least a portion of this money may be kept at home. IL is the steady drain of money from a country that saps the life out of It.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE call the attention of army off ccrs to the neglected condition of the military burying ground in this place, and suggest that those whose duty it is to look after such matt rs, to call the attention of the War Department to the fact, and have the grounds put in crder and protected.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

J.. CARTER came in from the Old Hat district last Tuesday. MT. Carter says that lhe prospects of mining camp out there are exceedingly good. The ore is rather base, but rich enough, he thinks, 10 make it profitable to work. It only requires the investment of little money to prove it up.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
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The ladies in California are organ izing archery clubs for the fall course. Would il not be good thing for Tue son ladies tO secure their bows (ve don't mean beauX) and arrows, so as 10 be ready by the time cool wealth CT begins? Let's have an archery club in Tucson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Notice

A IL PERSONS ARE r7rRrpv Nor1. "A fed Tot 10 purchase r-,5o ls1sb T,,ter, " A. faiten or h. V. Williams or either of mem, any interest greater than oue-h half of the Lookout mine, Situated on Ash Creek. i.a plnsl coIniy, Arizona, and located March la isso, oy Rush iatien and A W. I.stten. Tar the owner snc claimant of s, nr1if,.iia5 ,n.1. half Of said mining claim
 p,-., ,,-. w. D. HARRINGTON.
 Final County Arizona May II. iSSo
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

MAYOR LEATHEEwooD treated his ranch boys today to a bran new Fish Bros. wagon, new harness, and then loaded the wagon up with supplies for his ranch, out Tn the Old Hat district
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

MAYOR LEATHERwooD and the par ties who went ont to select & wagon route to Patagonia, have returned. They examined three routes, and have submitted their report 10 the County Board for action.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

ONE of the most peculiar things ,o think of is a native born American citizen who looks like a Chinanan. Yet we have one such in Tucson, but the parents are from tho Celestial land"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

FREIGHT for Patsgonia is now shipped by way of Tucson. It is found to be the cheapest as well as the most expeditions route for freight to that prOsperOus camp.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE call the attention of our readers to advertisement of Parks t Willis, successors to Henderson & Co.,, con tractors and builders. They are pre- pared io Go all kinds of work in their line
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

A MEXICAN woman was hauled up before Recorder Meyers today for throwing stones at a boy and for other disorderly conduct, but was discharg- ed in consideration of her promise 10 leave the country. Patrick Connolly was allowed to contribute $7. He had indulged in a drunk.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IF Tucson is to become a city of 3O,000 population in the next five or six years it is about time that a few curb-stones were set up, and some sidewalks built.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE understand that parties have purchased Colts army revolvers from dealers in this place, who bought them in good faith in San Francisco, and that some of them have been seized by army officers, withuot due process of law.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IT is reported around town that the Tombstone town-site case has been re ferred back to the local Land Office to take proof Gs 10 priority of title.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

Carr. CAGE is in from the San Pc. dro. Mir. Cage reports the crops look. ing well out there, and everything is moving along in the old way.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

HOSTING works for the Cavorca Mining Company, Sonora, arrived by raIl and are now awaiting transporta- ton to the mines, which arc situated near Altar.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

MR. EDELSON, who is in from the Gils, informs Us that the prospects for bountitul crops out there arc good, and notwithstanding the extension of the railraod into our country, they have a good market for everything they produce.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE are in receipt of the August number of the Californian It treats on number of subjects, and will prove interesting to Pacific Coasters.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

Henry Williamson, pioneer stock raiser of Alameda county, Californis, lett there on the 14th inst, with a band of cattle for Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
s.rre An Injunction on Disease

Serve An Injunction on Disease By in,icoratiar feeble consti5atiol, reno. y-,ing debilitstel pa-siq1s, end enriching ,hip and innutrit.ous cir-uia,iou with Hosiet- ,c-s stomach Ritrers. ;ha finest, the most highly sanctioned, and t5e most popular tonic and preventive iu existence.
 For sale by sl Druggists and Dealers gen eEElly.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

ENEi-D GLASSES, POCKET RAROM- GlaSsrs and Microscones. Pccl.st Thnr,, 22a"ste1e'ers. 2 Tue best goods at lowest pricse
 n, q d. Beck, Manufacturing Onticjsns fphfls
 SSslphi, ger Ia. Sesd stamp for illustrated price sr 6o qua si ,neationths paper. Al these goods
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

We return thanks to our Patagonia friends for another nice addition 10 our list of subscribers out there
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

MANSFIELD, Of the Pioneer News depot, has just received 70 eases Of goods direct from the East, designed for the wholesale and retail trade, consisting of stationery, blank books, and full assortment of everything usually found in book and news es- tAblisment. His is undoubtedly the largest stock of the kind ever brought 10 the Territory. Mr. Mansfield has been so long among us, and his repu- tation is so well and fayorably kRown, that it is not necessary for US lo say more than to call the attention Of bis old friends and customers to the fact of his having received such goods.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
For Rent.

fINo A RESPONSIBLE PARTY. TWO II rooms and kitchen. ou Jackson stre.t ;No o-oeke From Church Plsra
 J. \. C. NAI.TEMATH.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Obituary.

The funeral services of Srita. Do1a Saramento Ruelas took place this morning from San AugustIn church. IL was but a few days since her aged father, Pascauel Cruz, died at the advanced age of no years. While the the daughter who is only 54 years of age, is now called from among us, which is but another evidence of the uncertainty of life. Mrs. Ruelas run a thorn or splinter into her thumb about a week age, which becoming in famed, brought on a fever which cul- minated in an attack of erycipelas, causing her death yesterday. The family of the deceased have the sym pathy of large circle of friends.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE learn that it is the custom of a number of wood men to enter upon the Papago Indian Reservation and cut wood and timber, without asking the Indians for the privilege, or pay ing anything for it. We call the atten- ton of the agent to this fact. These Indians are selfsuppoyting have ever been the friends Of the white man, and should be protected in their rights and property.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
BEDDING.

Woven-wi'o Mattresses. UpboIstrred and Skeleton Spring Beds, Curled Hair. Moss. Wool and Cotton Top Mattresses, Pillows and Holsters, Steam dressed Live Geese Feathers. Sheets, Pillow clips ard Shams.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

THE professional card of Handy & Hoibrook appears in to-day's CITIZEN. As for pr. Handy he is SO well known here as one of the leading physicians in the Territory that it would seem useless for us to say anything in his behalf. Dr. Holbrook, from San Fran cisco, has become associated with Dr. Handy at this place, in the practice of his profession. Dr. Holbrook is a graduate of one of our first medical institutions, and we take pleasure in recommending him to the citizens of Tucson as one in every way worthy of their patronage. The new firm of Handy & Holbrook is one of the best in the Territory.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
CigaIS | Sl9Gia!iT, Both Domestic ali Ill97t8d

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
sEMi-AkNu Il REPORT o. TIE C0uk
...... . AUDITOR. ....- ..
Oyrru OF County AUDITOR,

OYrruE OF COUNTY AUrIToR,
OsansY COUNTY NEVADA, December 81. 1879.
10 the Hon Board ri County Commissioners ofnsby
County State of Nevada Gentlemen:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report fiscal affairs of the said county for the SIX
months ending December 3lst, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

Dr. Sheets has returned snd taken at the Airing
House. where ne will be pleased his friends and
patrons Those wishing his services should call early
mis- stay is limited few weeks None but frst-ciass
operation in all branches Of the Dental Art.