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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Bosh.

The Tombstone Nugget Is once more working Its little all to rai.e thc cry of coercion against the mining Superintendents of Tombstone and elsewhere in reference tn the Itrpub l. can Legislative ucket. T. is an evil dence that the Democratic cause l. wegk and failing. To be sure the representative mining men or the whole Territory are in arms tO effect the election Of a Legislature which will repeal the present GCrdeusomc mining laws and enact just Oucs. Wby shouldn't theys And they are not interested one bit more in seeming that object than Is, propOrlionatelv, every prOspector and miner in Ar Izona. But that cuerclon will be em- pluyed by Superlntendents will not be believed by the mass of our voter. Imagine E. B. Gage, one of the mc-t genial and pleasant Of gentlemen,
 hreatening m emplOye with discharge ID case he should fail 10 vote as he j> tolil Imagine Richard Gird, or J ,. White, or Dan Gillette, or a score more of our leading mining operators. such an uctionl The idea Is the most prepOsler0uS bOsh. Even were they so inclined, they are men of intelligence, and they know that such acts would bring certain iefeat to their ticket. l. Is sn insult alike 10 them and to every miner ip their employ.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Nor- ,ro-,... r....


 Las Vegas is to have e street rail- road.
 Las Vegas now has three Protestant churches.
 They have already had heavy fros,s in portions of the Territory.
 Las Vegas bad IS. inches of ram from August 9 until September 50.
 The Atchison, Toneka and Santa Fe Railroad earned S675, 900 ln Aug ust, notwithstanding the loss by the heavy wash.outs.
 Eastern men in New Mexico are sending hurros home as curiosities, but the newspapers fail to sta'e whether by maIl or express.
 The Las Vegas and Las Cruces mail line, the longest and most important in the Territory, will be reduced 70 tri-weekly service on the 18th.
 The Las Vegas Gazette seys thai town has no ice-cream parior. T. that item gets much circulation there will be younE-man immigration from all over the United States.
 The estimated loss 10 the AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad from wssbonts along the lIne south Of Oicrn f'ots up the neat little sum of $2j0, 900, to say nothing of the loss of bus ness resulting therefrnm.
 The Las Vegas Gazette states that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad will cease it's building operations from he Eastern end when its line reaches the point of junction with the Southern Pacific, it being much cheaper to build from the Po- ciiic side. The average boy in New Mexico l., Q genius. One of them put a ravol- yer into his hIp pocket the other day, and the old man danced about and waved the stuinps of two fingers in he air and believed like a bull. while the young man screamed for six rags to tle up the places where the bullets dug furrows in the backs of hIs legs. . ' Las Vegas Optic.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
District Court.

SATURDAY, October l6. Dolores Gallard0 vs. LeopolGo Car rillo-Argument on motion for the appointment of Commissioner set for October l9
 Territory of Arizona vs. ThoHas Harper-Convic'ed of murder in the first degree.
 Court adjourned until Monday, De- tober IS, and trial jurors are excused until the 18th.
 THURSDAY, October 14 Territory of Arizona vs. Thomae Harper-Tndictme for murder Tn killing Halliday at HuGchucG. Ben Goodrich was entered as associate counsel for defense. Trial continued until October 16.
 Territory Of Arizona vs. Jose Maria Sanchez-InIiclment for grand lar ceny. Trial, and convicted of petty larceny.
 Territory of Arizona vs. c. D. Fitz- hucb - Indictment for embracery Argument on demurrer set for De- tober IS.
 Territory of Arizona vs. F. C. Brown-Two indictments for libel |. Argument on 10 motion set aside !n- dictments. Set for October 10.
 All jurors in attendance were ex- cused until October 18th at g a m. Court adjourned until October l8' at a. m.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
The l;elkinney Case.

The trial Of Geo W. Mckinney, of Tombstone, for the sho1ting ot Nal cOlm, has created considerable inter- est in thi. community. The defense was conducted by Messrs Hereford < ZabriSkie in an able manner. The District Attorney, Mr. Farley. made q splendid argument, but had the weak side. The good character of Mckinney was well shown by Col Zabriskei in his closing argument and his peroraIiOn tO the jury was a fine effort, and was listened Co by large and highly respectable audience. Judge Hereford in his argument com pletelY destroyed the testimony or Forrest, the prosecuting witness. The jury were out about fifteen min utes and brought in a verdict of not guilty. The entire audience rushed in and heartily congratulated Me- Kinney aud the jury for the mcriJed verdict.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Summons

IN TIE JCsTICE's COURT, TERRITORY ! cr Arizona. County Of Pima, before Jos. NcGg. ss, jgz lee of the Peac0, Precinct No One. A. Brown and P. Wal plaintiffs, doing bls.ue~s und1- fhe firm uaUe of Brown & Wall. v-. x. ". @ ll, Robert sawe.l, and John |. Jones, defendant, doing business under Inc firm name of Gill, Saweil C Co. Demand szsi .95-l0J Tho Territory or Arizona sends greeting Co A. w. Gil, Robert Seweu and John F. Jones d5'cuusrts.
 You ore hereby summoned and repaired 70 a0- pear before me at r-v 01lca in The town of TuG- son. County Of Pima, on the 18th day of De- cembc-. A D. l5s1 s- T o'clock a. u. 70 answer The complain of the above named rIs'ltiiTs, who demand of on that you arc in- dsht-d f1 them .l tac euu Of Two Hundred and Ei-l-e-0Is and 0jl01 dollars, and If you la.l 10 appear and answer sGid compl ,irt ss herein required, the ni5iutiG wllI take iudE- ueut GzHlust you ss demanded snd for he costs ot thls shit. Given under ny hand this Eth day uf Oc Chcr, A. Q. ls5o.
 J NECGASS, !. ?.
 7. S-AS-ozas A.-y .5s Plaintiffs.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Going Back on BiIiy.

NEW YORK, October 18.-The Her
 aids Indianapolis corresponds nt !el-
 eEraphs interviews with several prom
 inent Indiana men, in which they say
 the Democratic defeat was caused by
 the unpOpularitY of English and Lam
 ders. Fleming. the State Treasurer,
 a defeated candidate for reelection
 attempts no concealment of his dis
 gust with English. He says that this has been the worst managed campaign
 on the Democratic side in the history
 of the State of Indiana; that English has proved miserably inefficient and utterly incompetent; that he has been outgeneraled at every point; that bis
 personal unpopularity lost many hum dreds of votes; that he has never had the State proDerly boiled, nor organ iZed the Democrats in any way. Frank Landers ascribes his defeat tO- En- Clish's stingIness and mismanagement of the canvass, but that is all bnsh. Lapders is not fit 10 be Governor. Gen. John Love, of the State House Board. saws the loss of Indiana IS due 10 the incompetency, avarice and un- nopalarlty of Engli-h. He says the latter cannot comprehend his position, because the only thing that could an- nov him is the loss of little money. State House Commissioner Nelson IS equally severe on English, and lays ali the blame on him for ibe loss ot Indiana. Secretary Of State Shank lin, who was defeated for reelection is boiling over with rage and the mere mention of English's name throws him into paroxysms of anger, and lie refers 10 him as a hog and brute. Gen. Manson, another of the victims, bnils over with cholor, anu planes English for all the trouoIe' in the most forcible and eX- plosive language. Col Gray, nom ince for Lieutenant Governor, says tbat Handlers was a dead weight 10 carry hut that the State could have been carried but for English. He uccs bad words, and inlimates that II inc latter planes Mcdonald ana Vorhees for the trouble, he is oSse fraud. Peel says that English iost In- diana for the Democrats, and thinks Ln ougbt to retire. Hendricks is said 10 have decldTeu lO-udA '1N'
 ought 10 withdraw at once. ne pIp- fesses to believe that fl Engilsn "llH1 draws, Hancock can carry the ot9.e ,, 9I Indiana. In respect 10 Engllsn withdrawal, can give you GosslP only. Messrs. Hurlburt ana NA,eI burv remained until this afterneTnoou' an extraordinary fact unless IhFie was something up. A prominent clti. zen says there was meeting last TlgI' in consider the plan of putting Hehu, ricks in English's place. Frlenos oi Hendricks say his record was as coou in lime as it is now. Mrs. HendricHs savs that the Governor shall not ac- cept. English says he won't ,!i,l nave chance to accept, for he (Engllsnl wouId not withdraw. He will go do"n with the ship, and l guess he Will
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
TareIto CI be.

YC. S.u.aniego returned NeGnes- .--ra4 r.u- ot inspection of his
 g.-g,.ri iia. from Tucson to - Es-. H. Ind- everything
 -gs- agi report Globe as be-
 .-- .-.v and full of business. --.... Len s-,oE those who are uuin- .---l win regard Co line new line, esa.-.f s-are tHst comfortable buck .-s a.-- 2. Nrl-sco's stage office .- k ag Mondays, Nednes- ..s.-s P. lays. arriving at Globe .r-1 --'Hc next day. The buck
 .r r--= within easy distance of CEE.,. Saddle Mountain and Bun a-E.- J src,s, aai the line makes .-r- n. G.HHe vciy much shorter s5 c1-Igr gban it was formerly. Nr Ssmsa'og0 states that II Is more =s- D. aaa-e rLlt he will be com E. ef 20 pu- ol a daily line 10 accom- -5i.'5 .-e increasing travel
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Successful Smelling.

4 most gratifying piece Of inlelli- sence is the fact that the experiments lately in progress with view to the successful smelling of the rebelious San Xavier ores have resulted m un- qualified success. Col Sykes informs the CITIZEN that the San Xavier Com pany's 20.ton furnace is now running >moothiy, and is turning out from two 70 three tons Of base bullion daily. The importance of this fact to Tucson is very great, and Col. Sykes is 10 be congratulated on a success which is largciy due 10 his persistency and
 luck. Credit is also due 10 Mir. Jesse Aubrey, who has lately taken charge of the San Xavier shelter. His present achievement will add much 10 his wide reputation as t shelter.
 The ore which Is uog being treated is from near the surface of lhe ground and although not nearly as rich as the ore taken out from a greater depth, vet it Is sufficiently valuable 10 indi- cate that the San Xavier Company nave an unqualified bonanza
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
SCumors

TcT TF~ JUs-TCE's COURT. TT RRITORY | of Arizona. County of Pima, before Jos Seuras9. Justice CT be Peace. Precinct No. One 2 BIrus. plaintiff. vs. A. V Gil, Robert SeWe.l and JoLH ?. JI-es, defendants, dl-r- business r1l=r fle Arm Iane or Gill, sa,reIt q Co., Demand 5-2I. The Territory of Arizona s E6s greeting Co A. W. l'il, Rob CT Sewe.l sud J0al ?. JouCs, defendants.
 yC- ere hs- by s-uUUued and required e rDuerr before ut Gt E office iu rhs town Of Tucson. Gud County or Pima. CD hs 18th day of Decen5 Der, A. D -ss., at 70 o'clock a. ID. 70 s1>ve- The cont lslar 0i t1e above named uiriu--E vL1 demands or vdu that you are in 5shtei t0 1irl i1 The sl- 0f Two Hundred and rwe-tv.Gvs G1.l-r-. AEd ii y0l fall Co ap- pee- and rr-w7- ssi1 com laiut es herein required. l1s pIlir-I will take judgment thfs sli-. Given Lndsr ny hacd this l2gh day J. EECGASS, J ?
 : sTAyTsED, Atty. fer ?! sint!1
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Death Of Gen Ramirer.

,.- --...-l a private letter received ..- -..' -- ,a'.al DT g. Mexican gentle .- iHll city, we learn that Gen. -, sl, ,Ie TevoiuiiOnist, was killed .,,. 51l rl-- by Seguudo Morales ,-- ..s h.aeAo del Salt5. On hIs per- ,,-s, bound ore than nine ihOu- -.-.f-s in due bills forced from g., ,s casa's Of Mazstlan, together r-,- ..eI plDers of importance. So- -,,. .2 Do congratulated on the re-
 O. s'c1 cause Of disturbance.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Death osoIrs. Bucisals,g

.- alathcT C0'Bmn will be found a5aag-urCemeUt CT the death CT Mrs. lsre- BIcSa.er. at Florence, at the 06l The deceased lady was of ls u.'' omlaale and kindly charac- s-, and her memory will always be 'i--sa-1 with the deepest reverence gl- W.o ever had the good fortune 9 oEa Ter friendship. This is the l-1 tme within a few months that sa haze bl-a called upon to record a -ssa -l this most estimable family, --- '1t surviving members may feel lI-l Int they possess the truest @#.-alE nt a.l who know them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Miniug Notice

VHIs IS -1 CSC ION ALL PE RsoNS ! against purchasing q csrt1i- Copper Mine, 1uiess from tCe rude.- !gned and associates, located il two locations oi fifteen hundred feet each, Ou May 24th, lsT1, ss tre Omega" mine. aud tae "DueGl' mine lrzl Fasterly extension. si.uated oI Western base of the little Els. O! l.t+ from tucson The nee d. s-ry lawful work required by law 10 hold mining claims las been done upon each Of thO-e To- cau ne. year -y wear tiJn date of location. On February s,l, 1877. one Virgin located 150I feet tsk.Es ll pat ot each location, calling his lOCs tiou le Co Jr.5.aiIGg.' Persons purchas- ing or intending Co purchase the " Gibralter :" will d5 well 70 examine title, ss myselfand a>zuciatcg claim tJ be the legal owners, and shall not par with our title unless for con sltegl,ioL ucll .eE-. remedies ala exhausted.
 P. DELOEC. For. Bowie, A. T.. E1v. !! l33J.
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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
CITIZEN
-., OCTOBER l6, 1881.
.,----rn-,oIc Jourualism.

. publication of a newspaper '-. -.-s ir grsyer and more rc- -. Frt.cs than is generally sup
 ar.le public at large. One of
 istHc fair and unbiased
 ..s.a .. news at general inter- c.-e ia poin. is the action Of % s..r n .t- publication of the As .--. -...s Pres d.>pallhCs. Whatever Hcbt in which ,he reli-
 .r t.c>e dispatches are re- rs are the very best means .-...... If learning of current events.
 . returns from the Malnc
 were coming in. the CITIZEN
 5 and convicted the Star Of de-
 rg alsilyiug and charging
 r-s-s. To those charges the -s.irar and could not make reply. Wrrre.l night ihe CITIZEN --....l.r dispatches winch showed i--=... talc InGiana had gone .r..- Thursday mornings is- ... Sitr contained what We're .. A.. private dispatches.
 -.. gsa.ain one word of ihe
 -.. Pres teieEramS. The Star
 ?. his means q Democratie and as 8 result many Demo ..--.tf., citv wdgcrri large sums t-.---.-lu,g Co lHse them. In an- r-..nl we print the Press dis
 .sTh.gl came Thursday, and we
 careful comparison of the
 vrh tae gasbled truck which s. r-.l1-cmn> of the Star Friday
 .e ra doubt that the editor of ..rtlrks that such idioJic wori; .:~-5ne,v tJnny-we charitably al-
 .t IS @ reason for such re- -..ss etion; Jut if the jury to -.-. --.- he w.t ui such proceeding @ composed of ihe men who .- l..t money through relying on -.- .s newspaper, we fear the a- ualrI Jc samewhat different. s-e- ..s-t IS concerned, the CIT- --r s ua reason 10 complain, for r.--.ra.ze yf lhe Star mans i'm
 Grriug jhc remnant of his friends Co our columns for 2
 .rg=.ualO1 of current news
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
a Good Property.

% gentleman justrcturned from t-15,i57e. We learn thatJ. s. Clarke ,, ,s bonded ,he Way Up mine from @..-s. Gnv, Tom Parish and Joe 9..-ls-. This property is the north- .' tIel-.0H of the Good Enough, z. -.tat AetormcT being less than ,-s -.1--1 feel from the Way Up
 --'y he On Tuesday a body TT IT Y fec, o.r.ch ore was found in the '. a'. L2 5aa.5 which Is now IO5 feet -.,h and one assay Uf the ore gave -'ss1t Cl $500.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Eama County Nominations.

- meeting Of the PeoDle's Con- '--.'1 ot Yuma County, on the 7ih ,-, 'He following gentlemen were
 7- 10 Igmila'ion for county off, TOT ,aa Territorial Council, H. N. ,-' ,-''-.ll-E. Assembly,, c. ". Norton s J. Knapp: Sheriff, T. NJ. County Recorder, Samuel 2 i-.i J.; Treasurer, George Martin ; Judge. Isaac Levy, District - ,, '1eE, E. Y. Alexander; Public --'-a!s'Ea'or, Dr. J. 1T. Taggart
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Six rhousand Nlaioritr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l6.-Relurns from all the counties but two in the State, give Porter 6,742 majority Those counties gave GAO majority for the Democrats in 1870. The Senate is 5G Republican, 43 Democrats and one Greenbacker. The Republicans have eIght Congressmen.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Was He Shott or Was He Mott shott.
 From Hsrpes's Weekly.l

Was He Shott or Was He Mott shott.
 From Hsrpeg's weekly.l
 We received from a correspondent the following somewhat incOherenl account of a duel which was fought in his neighborhood. Some way O. other we are half in the dark about the result of the duel m question, bui we shall leave the decision to our readers: 4 duel was lately fought in Texas by Alexander Shott and John 5. Mott. Mott was shot and Shott wa- not. In this case it is better 10 be Shott than Mott. There was a rumor that Mott was shot, and Shott avows that he shot Mott, which proves either that the shot Shott shot at Mott wa- not shot, or that Mott was shot not witbstandinE. Circumstantial evil dence Is not always good. IL may be made t0 appear on trial that the shot Sbo,t shot, shot Mott, or, as accidents with firearms are frequent, 1t may he nos.ihle that the shot Shott shot, shot Sboft himself. when the whole affair would resolve itself into Its original elements. and Shott would be shot, and Mott would not. We think, how ever that the shot Sh0tt shot, shot not Shoti, but Notr; anyway il Is hard to tell who was shot
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
r.,-ea stntes District Court.

Jndge French, of the First Judlcfar ,L, fIr n;s,riet Conrt, has issued a venire for iwenty-three Grand Jurors, returna- m, .Men .ya nn ,be 23i inst, at which time the onso oae oo ofibe Sonora highwaymen, who' ,,.,Jor .asI = inc leadership of the notorious Brigido Reyes, violated lnS S,o. lr,s. Ireen national treaty laws existing between e,,S inc Tinted States and Mexico anu anu were v arrested by the United states sntho1ities near Arivace.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
nlshna ritr

r.' tsl. -7naa just iu from Bisbee s,r. -.1 2 Pa>s, says that lively little r-e IS h7TiGg " boom" and nn r-,-,-- The ure already over 200 3,r,. .l camp, and more coming .r,-. o,.e.s being two blackboard lines r..,,. O-areston. T. Is said that i,,,SS.. iS. are now h thIs city negotiat- r'-, purchase of the Copper King r,-, ne western extension of the a .,- r-S gleen-which is proving such ty,s-..-1 ,-1 with view 10 putting up
 'IFe smelters thereon.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16

THAr's all right; we know ,,,s !OF of ISs ,bis mornings Star. Buy 1t for eT lns C ,,noJerfnI eIroG, construction, 1t stands 'Nuinna wun in the history of journalism a monument over the graves S S' Stsiss dered Murray snd the United ''H'eS language
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
Porter is the Next Governor
 of Indiana.
And Old Bourbon Will Have 10 Double Up With Doc
 Tanner
And All tho Ghosts of Its Buried Rope
 tO Make g Shadow
Hahcock on the BIum

NEW YORK, October l6.-Hancock had several callers yesterday. He expressed no discOuragement at the result of the Indiana election, and IS in his usual good spirits. Chairman Barnum had 2 conference with him iD the evening.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16

1, ,--I -' 49as1t the Star haul of day ta.Do and give Hancock some sort of tpor., The old man has trouble JlsTfs,.- ea his mind, let alone the per !,~ !,-',.es ; sad misfcrtunes which fol- ps,', -1 .1 Inc wake of that news 'pG-
 support. H
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16

g,.-.--t- --" days ago, Superintendent .b... .b.sI Ie.t for San Francisco to pur-
 H-,i seam hoisting works for the a,'' ,,-t, C-t5a'er. l. is expected that a q e,.,.' ..' De erected for this mine at
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16

THOMAS MAST is worth S290, OOO, and it is estimated that Secretary schurz's legs are responsible for about S1.000 of the amount.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
solo Traders Notice.

NToTICC IS uERBT GIVEN THAT Es- ~ pi.iliJI. Low ,"Its Of Wn. Low intends 10 cary on business iu her own name and on her owu ucc0uut a- Sole Trader, pursuant 10 aa Act or the legislature oi Arizona, approved September SQ 1-5j. The business she Intends to carry on is that Uf keepin a farm, raising stock and buying and selling stock and farm produce, i1 tho County .! Pima and Territory Of Allro-l her
 ESPlBIDIOS LOW
 marx
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
IFIHsr DIsFaTCu
Indiana Republican by 5000.


 INDIANAPOLIS. October l5.-Ret,r rom S5 counties give a net Rennbii- can can majority On The S,a;e ticte, of oooj- Hancock, Noble, Perry. Tin Ion, Spencer and Union counties stiU 70 hear from. All these are Demo cfauc except Union. These counties gave m 1876 Democratic majority of loO6. which, i!no change from that would give the Republicans A maior. i'y on the State ticket of 5325.
 The contest in the Fifth Congress- ionai District is oerv close. eri will require ihe official count n, determine The result The Republicans claim ii by small majority, which would give tEc Republicans nine Congress men to four Democrats. The pIesept delegation 10 Washington stands sIx Republicans to six Democrats. and one Greenhacker.
 From the most reliable returns re- ceives up to Inst evening the State Legislature will stand as follows. Senate, 9 Democrats and 9 Rcpubli- cans; House, 42 Democrats and 57 Republicans, giving the Republicans majority of l4 on joint ballot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
scptenae-ll q, ls-V

-T-i-U-ss Co Mark, 1fErl VGsquez Territory Cf Ar-z1aa, County of Pima. On thIs E.evl-fl day Q: september. A. D One Thousand Eight Huadrsd Gud EiEhty, before me. T. 4. Zdhr'ss.-, Notary Public in and for the Couurv of Pima, personally appeared Els ptr.di9u Low. whose name Is subscribed 10 The annexed iLst-y meEt as a party thereto, known Q mo Co be Inc person described in and who executed the sult annexed tnstru- ment as rtv thereto, and who duly ac- kuow.e5gsd t1 rna that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, and Tor Tue uss5 and pur- poses therein mentioned.
 Il witness whereof have hssegEts set my hauI and affixed nay official seal ths day and year ln this certificate first above n5nt toned.
 J.A. ZABRlSEIE.
 Notary Pubic, Pima COuIty. \. T. Filed and recorded st the request Of Espir!. dion 1,y. >ect. lI. IS5l, at p, m.
 $ " CA1PEN County R-corder.
 By JSO. ". TAYLOR Deputy.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
ste1TarIa 'EriumDr.l r-,.--..-

Special 10 the Citizen.
 ,,- ! i,Es corr, October i5.-Hor M ', Stewary arrived here T1osda,. lie iett for Mohave covntv c, 1 IT'., TesI'iy' 5.;. 5.; .. .'na "iil reium to Prescott solnr- ,,,5..,: nay next when a rousing ratification que. -''e.lius VIII take place. From Pras- fs'I p,'t... ne will go Go Tip Top. thence 1t to ''.l.i iIen'N and Tucson. lie is in f5c ,1,,p,'Ils' ,,,, and IS assured of surcess mere can be no doub, of his eloc,jor
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16


 lass oi memory lassitude, nocturnal emission. aversion Co society, ciuuess of vision, uoisss ID the head, thc vital l1id passing u10dssrgcG 70 insanity and death
 DIR. INVITE wiu agree Co forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a case of this kind ths Vital Restorative (uuGer his special aJ,dce md treGtnentl VII not cure Cr Tor anything Impure or injurious found iu c. Dr. Miutis treats al Private Diseases Baccessfelly without mercury. Consultation FREE. Tlorou I'd ,x- animation aud advice, iuclcliuz anslvsis o. urine, Sj. Price or Nital Restorative. ss bottle, or tCGr times the quantity, siu: seat ,o any address upon receipt of price, CT C. 0. D. secure from observation, aud iu urivsrc rrrl,.- lf desired, oy \. r. NlNIIE, lI. B, If hearny street, San tranSisco, California
 pr. Minutes Kidney Remedy. NephrI- cum, cures all Kinds O. Kidney 0ud Bladler Complaints, GoncrILcs, Glcci, LnccOrrEcsa tlcs for g..
 Dr. Iiatie's DsHdelion ITS a-o the nen- and EngawaaF nra~aar.aF~.