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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

The Tombstone Republican publishes the following ID relation 10 the death and burial of the late T. B. Johnson. "Ihe party who left to recover the body reached the spot where he lay about F o'clock. They found he mad been shot in the back on the right side of the spine, the ball conf z out little below the heart. Another. ball passed through hls groin, and his left leg was broken below the kn, e. He was also riddled by charge of buckshot. His skull was broken by a sharp stone, one blow split ting his nose and forehead and another cutting a deep gash over his left eye. The bloOd-stained rock was fOund near the body. T Is took place by the identi- cal bunch of willows where the mules took fright m the morning, and an ln- spectiUn showed that the Indians had been ambushed theie. By this 1t will be seen how narrow was their and Hos tadts escape Nothing but their num- hers and sight Of guns, probably, saved them from attack. Mr. JohLsOu's re- mains were buried at the custom house, inst as the sun went down that evening. Nr. Howe say there was not a dry eye among the little crowd of Ameucans and Mexicans who witnessed the burial and the deep grief Of the aged mother. He praises the hospitality and generous conduct of SenOr Elias and the custom house officials. He also adds a word of warning to parties travelling into SO- nora, saving that small parties should wait for company, as the dangers are too great for two or thee men tO take the risks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Official Records.

Curry Placer claim, Canyon del Or i-district, Sept. l, J c Curry. North Placer claim, Canyon del Or district, Sept. l, Re ard Hassard. Hassard Placer claim, Canyon del Or district, Sept. l, F D North. Robinson Placer claim, Canyon de { Oro district, Sept. l, D North. ! Water location and pre-emption nigh ! ot way claim, Canyon del Gro district Sept. ], r D North.
 DEEDS. \ G Buttuer and Dolores Battner t, Jesus Ma Gailegs. lot 3 ID block 23l Tucson, Sl.
 Lucy Nores to Charles ' Wores, loI D ln block 234, Tucson, Sl.O0e.
 Lucy Mores Co Chas R WOTes, lot 9 II { block DDS, Tucson, Sl,j00.
 Gaceoia Mercer to Wedge Mining tDn-auy, th, D,UG-ad mine in inc Umpire district. Sl.
 E \ Ll a,asrsr.-sd and ~ Johnson tO Wedge Nluinr C mpanv, their title and interest lu rhe Dividend mine. Empire district. g.
 United Stat , to J 5 SalpoIate, lots ], .. and in section 70. township IA, south 'l lf.iLc A's thSl or Arlld daG 0oulI IlF- er meridian, containing Sj.35 acres
 Richard HasSard to r D North, the HasSard Placer claim, of 20 acres, Can yon del Gro district, s.
 Hugh Robinson to r. D. North. the Robinson Placer claim of 20 acres, Can yon del Gro district, 8.
 J c Curry to [ D North. the Curry Placer claim of 2D acres, Canyon del Orc district, 5.
 Geo E Mowry to Thos Sherman. an undivided of the Bolan mine, Silver Mountain district, Sl
 James Bagwell to Johu r P Zimmer- man, all his right and title to the Han- cock and Gold Bug mining claims, Old Hat district, Sl,j0O.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Power Of attorney granted by II D Underwood to David McDanlels, to perform all business pertaining to the sale of the Blue Dick and Hardscrabble mines in Pima county. s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Lawrence Collins.

Native of Newcastle West, County Limerick, Ireland. left California where he worked in tle mines for many years, aiioEt Gen 3 ars ago, for Arizona. Age, if diving, 49 years. Any one knowing Of him or his whereab, uts will greatly obhse by communicating with his b,otner Michael, 270. Clementia street, San Francisco, Cal. jy2i-1m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Dr. l.. C. Vests Nerve and BraIn Treatment 6 specihc for Hystsria, Dizziness. ConvulsiOns, Nervous Headacho. Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory. SpermRtorrhOes. lmpOtency. lnvOlun- tAry Emissions, premature old age, cs1sed by oTer-exertlOn, self-abuse or over indulgence. which leads tO misery, decay and death One box will cure recent cases. Each box contains one months treatment; q s box. or siX boIes fOi tS. United States coin; sent by mail prepaid ou receipt of price. We Warantse sir boxss v1ll cure any case. With each order received by as for si1 boxes accompanied with five dollars. ~e will send the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return the money if the t1eatmsnt dOes not edsct a cure. Guaruntees issued only by
 J.F YORB \. successor Co C. H. Meyer. No
 8 Congress street Tucson.
 Wholesale and hetail Druggist. Ordsrs bJ mail Rt regular prices. mhl3-lyd6w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
GalGla, Silver and Copper Ores
Rankin, BTaEtgl < CO.

The follorIng compRni.s in Arizona are nov lssng thsee Furnaces. Copper Quren Mining Co.. s-ton Copper. Huachuca Mining Co.,. 9)-ton Copper. Russell Mining Co. 1 3lton Copper. Santa CafsrInA Mining O.. 1 Slton Copper. Old Globe Mining O.. S-tOn Copper. Long Island Copper Co.,. S-ton copper. PinAl on. Mining O., tO-ton GAlsnA- Red Cloud Mining Co. SD-tOn GRlsna. Fl Ploro MinirS Co., 1lton Ealena.
 Is EEV aLII Q. Qneen City Copp-r Co. 3J-tOu copper. Superior Mining Co. SLton topper. Black Range NInIng e.. i0-ton copper, BOnAnEz Mining Co. 1 sO-tOn Gslers-
 IN OLD MEXICO. Bshuerachic Mining Co 1LtOn ocpS-r. San Juan de DiOs Mining Co.,. ' alt.on Eslens- PlOmOoa Mining Co.. 3ctoE EA sna- Quebrsdills Mining O.. 1-ton zzleua- Minas Nueyas MinlnE O.. 3Iton galenS- QuIntera Mining Co. ! 3O-tOu gIllena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Medical.
GhlIIs and FHa.

 ing sfHietion take Simmons Liver Regulator.
 Dyspepsia. Tho Regulator will positively cure this terrible disease. We assert emphstieslly what ve know tO be tue
 Constipation, should n nOt be regarded as trifing ailment- Ss- ture demands the utmost regularity of the bow els. Therefore assist nature by taking Simmons Liver Regulator lt IS harmless. mid and es- fectual.
 Biliousness. One or two tsblespoonfuls will reiisve all the sea dizziness, drowslness. distress after eating. a bitter. bad taste in the mOuth-
 Malaria. Persons may avoid all attacks by occasionally taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the Liver ln healthy action.
 Bad Breath. generally arising from disoriered stomach. can be corrected by taking Simmons Liver Rssuls tor.
 Jaundice. Simmons Liver Regulator sOoa eradicstes this diseese from the. system, leaving the skia clear and free from all impurities
 COIic. Children suffering with Colic soon erper1enoe relief when slmmOns Liyer Regulator Is ad l ministered. Adults also derive great benefit from this medicine. It Is not unpleasant; it Is harm | less and effective Purely vegetable.
 Bladder and kidney@ Most of the diseases Ot the bladder originaf.. | from those of the kidney restore the action os | the liver fully. and Jth the kidnsSs and blsdde- will be rectOred. r1-Take only the genuIne. which always has % the wrapper the red trade mark and signature Of J. H. ZEILIN & CO, Sold by all Druggists. PHILADELPHIA.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
.DR IIFRIc 400 GElRY STREET,
 SH' GASio' San Francisco

CONTINUES TO TREAT sue V sessfully by Homeopathy ev- ery form cf Special or Chronic Disc ass without mercury or nauseou, drugs. DR. LIEBIGB lNYIGUBAlOR Is a positive and permanent cure for Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility, Lost Manhood, Vital Hx- haustion, and all the terrible r-- suits of sbased nature. excesses and youthful follies. The Doc tor wlu agree m writing to for- feIt Sl.qp for a case that he un- dertakes and fails to cure. The reason thousands cannot get } >rured of Seminal Weakness and the above diseases is owing to A complication called Prostatori- hea, which requires a special remedy. DE. LIEBIG'S N NIGORA TOR. No. 2. is s Specific cure for ProstAtorihsA- Price of either InvigorstOr. $z per bottle. or 6 bottles Si0. Sent to any sd- dress securely covered from ob- ssrvatIon. Seminal Weaknsss and ProStatorihea drain yitally from the body and cause numer- Ous diseases that battle ordinary metical treatment. If allowed tO cOntinue. the unnatural loss affects the vital organs, which
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

Noises in the Head: the vi'al fluid passing observed Tn the uriue and many other dlseasee that lead to insanity and death.
 DR. INVITE will agree Co forfeit Five Hun drsd Dollars for a case of thls kind the Vital Restorative under he special advice and trsstnentl will not cure or for anything impurs or injurious found in l. DR. hINIIE treats all Prvsts Dissasss su ,cessfuly without msr cury. Consultation free. Thorough exAminA tirn and advice including analysis of urlne. S5.D. Price of tha Vital Restorative. $S.0O bot tle. or four times the quantity, Sl0.Ooi sent tO any address upon receipt of price or c. 0. D.. secure feom observation, and m private name If desired. by A. F. MINTIE, M- b.
 II kearny Street, San PrAnciseo, Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application b. letter stating symptoms, sex and age Comm nicstiOns strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

D:E. BISTIE'S Kidney K-medy Seph- reticum cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complalnts, GOnO-rhGE, 6leet. Deuco-rhRa. For sale by all druggists, q bottle. sII bOttle- fer 6.
 DR. MINTIE'S DandeIion rIIIs are the best and cheapest Dy-pepsiA and BilIiour cure ln the market. For sale hv all drl ,zists iald4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

l. is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for p.tent be published for the period of si1ty days tten consecutive weeksl in the ArisonR CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper puhlish-d at Tucson, T which IS here by deziEnat.d by me ss published nearest such claims. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 EARLL & SNrTH, Attorneys for Applicant.
 First publication Sep.. TO- 1892
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

Power Of attorney granted by II D Underwood to David McDaniels, to perform all business pertaining to the sale of the Blue Dick and Hardscrabble mines in Pima county. -s..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
.HiSceLt0BeOUS
THE Great English Remedy!

Is a nsVsr-fAilIng cure 'ior Nervous Debility. Exhausted Vitality ,SsInInal " kn e ss SpermstOrrhRA. LOST MANHOOD. Impoten
 Icy. Paralysis. and all lths terrible effects of elf Abuse, youthful ifOllies. and eIcesses in
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Sigma Epsilom mine or mlll-site the surface ground. are required tO file their adverse claim with the Register of the Uaifei tstes Land Office at Tucson in the Territory of Arizona. during the sixty dAy-' period of pub hcatIon hereof or they will be barred by virtue Ot the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
THE PANAMA CANAL.

Very little is being heard from Lesseps
at present, but such occasional news as
comes from the Isthmus of Panama indi.
Gates that the work of construction is be-
ing prosecuted slowly, and that difficulties,
both of execution and financial, are accu-
mulating. A strike has been caused among
the workingmen by an attempt to reduce
their wages still further. They are only
receiving about dollar aud a half day,
and that is very poor pay to cover the
risk of death from fever. But the finances
of the canal company are said to be in a
dubious condition, and the slow progress
of the work on the Isthmus is both result
and cause of the dissatisfaction that pre-
walls. Lesseps was thoroughly at home in
all the preliminary work of putting the en-
terprise and publishing glowing and
imaginative financial prospectuses, but now
that the canal has to be dug, and that it is
impossible to evade the real difficulties of
the undertaking, he appears to be having
less success. How much was actually sub
scribed has never been known, for of
course the statements of Lesseps and his
agents on that head could not be accepted.
RumOrs, however, have found their way
into circulation to the effect that the en-.
terprise has not been taken up with any
enthusiasm by the great capitalists of
Europe, and the truth of these reports
seems to be borne out by the manner in
which the work drags.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
THIS moRN1se,s NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
1lsg for Is OF 1867; ll4s for as; 1909 for S4s !;
sterling, 81 1894 81; silver bars, 11S.
Silver in London, 52si; consois, 100 1-16d 5 per
cent United States bonds, extended, los; IS, III
As, 117A.
In San Francisco hall dollars are quoted at ! dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, sslc.
The small advance on the 10th was lost on the
18th, and in some cases values were below those Of
the 14th The decline varied from cents to 81.
Union Consolidated sold at $40 so against $ll 62 on
Monday. There are 10 staying qualities to the
market. Quick turns and small profits rule the
majority Of operators.
The arrest of General Carr, by order Of the Presi
dent, is stated as fact in a dispatch from Tucson
AT
The disposition OF the Apache prisoners captured
by our troops in Arizona is yet undetermined.
Fire at Pittsburg, Pa; also at Terrell, Tex; Al
bany, Or, and Abilene, KS.
1t is now thought at Washington that Mrs. Lin
coins pension viii be increased to 50 900 year.
Ex-Governor Bullock, OF Massachusetts,, fell dead
in the street at Worcester yesterday.
In the railroad accident at Lansing, Ia, Monday
night, one child was killed and 28 persons more or
less seriously injured.
severe typhoon occurred at sitka recently, de-
stroying some old buildings, but dong no damage
to shipping.
The National Union League meets at Washington
February 18th.
The rising in the Balkan Peninsula commenced
in Herzegovina extends to the border districts of
Dalmatia Bosnia, Albania and probably Montene-
gro.
Feta Gillespie, shot Saturday night near Lodi,
San Joaquin county, By Thomas Lyden, is still
alive.
The British schooner Weather Gauge was recently
sunk by whirlwind on the Central American coast,
and eight passengers drowned
Two parties OF railroad Surveyors have camped at
Modesto and Lively times in that locality are looked
for.
John Goulden was crushed to death by a log roll
ing upon him near Truckee yesterday.
The death OF the inventor of the Manser rife is
announced from Berlin.
The two days pigeon. shooting match in England
between DIR. Carver and Mr.. Bingham was won by
the former.
The Virginia General Assembly is considering the
advisability OF abandoning Richmond, owing to the
smallpox.
auFl-tb state tulb iuneTal OF Minister
Fitzpatrick at Santiago was an imposing affair
A catarrhal fever has broken out among the
horses at Portland, Or, and in some cases has
proved fatal
Ex-senator Sargent addressed the National Con-
vention Of AgnGulturists at Washington yesterday
upon California Yiticulture"
The Iowa legislature reassembed at Des Moines
yesterday, and began balloting for United States
Senator
There are "A cases in the New York Smallpox
Hospital
The New York Board of Health has ordered closed
within twenty -four hours the Catholic Asylum for
Infants, declaring it an unfit place to live TO-
George B. Reynolds was shot and killed by foot.
pad last evening at Seattle, W. T.
The impression appears to be gaining ground in
Washington that the jury In the Guiteau case will
disagree.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
sHAFrEsBURY AND THE czAR.

Lord Shaftesbury is trying to get up
movement in behalf of the oppressed Rus
sian Jews. He and the Archbishop of
Canterbury think that while it would be
useless to abuse the Russian Government,
or to threaten it, in this connection, it can
be made to hear ''sweet Reason" if an appeal
is made on the standpoint of Christian feel
ing and humanity alone. This is certainly
curious experiment, and we hope that it
will be carried out. It would doubtless be
exceedingly interesting to see Ignatieff, or
his Imperial master, when being SO ap.
pealed to in this way. OF course they have
never looked at the matter in that light, or
they would not have allowed the
poor Jews to be prosecuted. And it
is certain that they will not re.
gard the expostulations of the Shaftes-
bury Canterbury party as impertinert.
Probably they will return entirely grave
and courteous answers to the appeal, and
will assure their petitioners that it is quite
a mistake to suppose that the Jews have
been prosecuted at all; but that if any
thing of the kind has peradventure been
done in some remote corner of the Empire,
it shall be rectiied forthwith. And hav-
ing satisfied the requirements of the case
the Gar will tell his Minister to see that
some more Jewish quarters are sacked,
and that the mob display less forbexrance
to those wicked people the next time.
That is about the way they generally do
things in Russia, but perhaps Lord Shaftes.
bury may have better fortune than the or
dinary petitioners of that semi-savage
DoWer
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18

most authoritative source extant, namely,
from the Commissioner of Pensions. That
officer certainly must know great deal
more about the operation of the law than
Senator Voorhees,, and he has declared that
at least ten per cent, and q1ite possibly
twenty per cent, of all the claims made
under the law, have been fraudulent. Sem
ator VOORHEES, cannot dismiss such state
ment from such a source in a light or con-
temptuous way. 1t must stand until it has
been disproved, and it cannot be disproved
by mere assertion. Again, it is an indu-
bitable fact that the claim agents did lobby
for the passage of the bill, and that
they did concoct petitions from all
parts of the country in behalf of
it. It is also true that the
bill went through the House without dis
cussion, and that it was only slightly ex-
amined in the Senate. And it is fact
that when it was being urged upon Con-
gress, its advocates said it would not take
more than $50, 600. 600 or $50, 900 600 out OF
the Treasury, whereas it has already called
for 5000, 900, 600, including the appropria-
tion for the present fiscal year, and will
certainly require nearly as much again sub
sequently. Those who have had the chief
administration OF it have declared it to
offer the greatest opportunities for fraud.
The enormity of the claims upon the Treas.
ury under it prove that it has been pro.
ductive of wholesale stealing Neither
Senator Voorhees, nor Senator Ingalls, will
ever convince the American people that
the measure is not bad and most extrava-
CANT one, or will succeed in demonstrating
that Congress acted with proper regard
for the public interests in passing it. The
plain truth is that its passage was due to
the demagogism and cowardice of the
politicians OF both parties, and that because
of these influences it was not examined or
opposed on either side.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
COAST AND STATE.

A Gonzales man recently captured two
white coyotes.
Alfred Gonzales has sold 3, 500 acres of
the Rincon de la Puenta Del Monte rancho
to the Pacific Improvement Company
salinas Index.
A farmer of San joaquin county says
that strong salt brine stirred in lime until
it is about like whitewash, is better than
bluestone to prevent smut. 1t might be
we'll for our farmers to try it.
A Lodge of Good Templars, composed of
forty colored persons, was organized in
Marysville Monday evening last. There is
also colored Lodge of Good Templars in
each of the towns of Chico and Red Bluff.
The bonded indebtedness of Yuba coun-
ty, in the amount of Sl3l, 900, by order of
the Supervisors has been refunded from s
per cent. to 6 per cent. interest, payable in
twenty years. At the opening of bids the
whole amount was awarded to N. D. Ride.
out, a local banker, at par value.
NJ. Marcuse is setting out an orange or
chard on the Thurston ranch, in Sutter
county, about four miles from Meridian
and nearly due west from this city. The
trees are four years old. The orchard will
cover an acre of ground, and will contain
ITO trees.-[ Marysville Appeal.
A large amount of freight is being daily
transmitted from the freight depot at this
place to Placerville and all intermediate
points. 1t is no unusual sight TO see one
of those tremendous schooners" filled to
the extent of its capacity with freight for
the mountain towns. Folsom Telegraph.
Mr.. Street, Land Agent, has reported
that he has examined some 5000 square
miles of lines, comprising some l50 town.
ships, situated in part of eleven different
counties of this State, and found, TINS far,
2S7, 900 acres of vacant land, according to
the records of the United States Land
Office.
w. J. Tinnin and others are organizing a
Sportsmen's Club for Trinity county. He
says that the one and only OBJECT of this
Club is to prosecute al persons who kill
deer for their skins only. H. is in posses
sion of evidence to prove that there are
annually killed in Trinity county from
1000 to 5 600 deer for their skins alone.
w. A. Pryor, OF this city, received some
oranges this morning from a friend IN
Shasta We had the pleasure Of sampliDg
one, and can testify that it was large,
sweet and highly favored, and not in
ferior to the finest of Los Angeles oranges.
Oranges are grown in large quantities IN
Suasta. Many families have all they can
use and some to sell or give away to
neighbors. Red Bluff Cause.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
MARRIED.

Sacramento, December S1-At the Capital Hotel.
DR.. Chas N. Slayback, of Ell Dorado, to Ella nj
Donovan, of Clarksville, Ell Dorado county. Cal,
Sacramento, January 15-By P H. Cogpius. Jnstic,
OF the Peace, Edward Boehme TO Jennie Finley
Sacramento, January 16-By Rev T. H. B. Ander
son, Charles II. Gilman Of this city, to Jennie
Dennis, of San Francisco.
San Francisco, January 81. C. Green to josie NJ
Hendy.
San Frsncisco, January III. Hanson to Agnes
Conff
San Francisco, January l4-carl Klesow to Lizzie
Panhorst.
San Francisco, January 15-Frederick ]. Schneider
to Louisa Leopold.
San Francisco, January 14-John Tiedenann TO
Hulda Dietrich
San Francisco, January William c. Williams to
Ida NJ. Beser.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
DIED..

DIED.
Sacramento, January 16-Wilam OBrien, native
OF Lismore, County Waterford, Ireland, AZ years
months and days. {San Francisco and Napa
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
his late residence, X street, between Second and
Third, this "wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock !;
thence to st. Rose Church, where funeral services
will be heidi
Sacramento, January 16-Lewis F. (son of Lewis
F. and Hattie K. Fredricks) year, 9 months and
p days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Calvary Baptist Church, I street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, this afternoon at 2
o'clock.I
South Putah Yolo county, January 16-Jane, wife
of A. W. Royce, 62 years, IL months and days.
CMiddlebury, Vermont and Titfn (o) papers please
coPy)