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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tu}ly, Ochoa S Co. to L. Zeckeudori E Co, lease of lot 1, block l9S, for the term o- five years, dating from January ], 1883, at a monthly rental Of Sll5.
 Appointment and bond Of C. B. Ses- siJus as a Notary Public m and for the county of Pima.
 Certificate made by T. r. Ryan that a mortgage held by himself and Leo Gold schmidt on certain property in Arivaca, owned by Camille Eouillar. had been paid and the mortgage released.
 Certificate of incorporation of the Copper Emperor Mining company or ganized in New York, Nov. 2lst objects for which the compauyls formed are the purchase and -ale of mines and mining claims, the mining, smeitIng, reducing and selling copper, gold, silver or lead ores, or other minerals that may be found in connection herewith, also the purchasing, selling and leasing of coal mines or lands and farming lands. and cattle, sheep, or cattle and sheep ranches, or any other li-e stock ranches including all the appurteuances and buildings belonging thereto, or the erection of new buildings In connection herewith, also Co work lands, ores CT deposits Of any description and the building oi such railroads as may hs necessary to carry on the business Of the company. Capital stock Sj,O00G0. Date of ez- istence fifty years. NubeT Of shares ot stock 100000 at G par value of 8 each. Business to be carried on principally ID New York, Pima county, Arizona, Old Mexico, New Mexico, Col Orado or any other place on the COL tinent. Signed: John Douglas, Geo J Wenck, J V \ Smith, Geo HofT- man, R II Cudlipp, II l. Pha.on and XNrr-ar, JnbraD~a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
To fine Ladies Only.

Mrs. A. $. Pearson has received a new stock Of hair goods of the latest styles, at No. 5OS Congress street, Tucson, A. T.. Switches from g up. Hair combings straiChteued and made in any style; also kid gloves cleaned. aulS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Leoat.
Application No. sss for Patent Tor tsse AIlIs
 Mining CIain.
|. :. I.Nn ulE1-E TrosoS. AaIIosA

L- ~. LAND UFrI -E- TUCSON A14lAilNA
 Uct ,her 10th. | & NO1ICF Is HEREBY GIVEN IHAl 3D. - va-l D. AllIs and aIiles McC. Elllott, whose costollc- address is i1 care of T. L. Ss-l-. uc- con. ArIEo-ll have th-a day Elt1 thelr app-lca- tiol for patent for i..O hnear feet of tie Ans mine or ven. bearing gold and silver. with sur face ground 1lU feet Il width, -Ituated ID liar shaw Mining Distract. county of Pima and Terrstory of Arirorn. and designated by the field notes and ottieisl plat on nle at thls ctlce as Lot Number 4S m sad district. sad Lot No. lS being as follows. tD-vIt;
 Beginning at the initial monument et the N F. and center of the clam, where ths location mo- tIce was placed. ar a poet axs inches square, feet high. markeG - AIlls No I.'
 Thence < g deg e min F, Co the . r corner of claim Co a post 3K3 inches squHre. aeet high, marked ~Aili- No. II"
 Thence 5 8 dss .os min W I5oo feet Co S " corner of the claim Co a post 3xJ inches square. feet high. marked '' A4ils No Ill., from whence q. S. mineral monument No- 8. HarshaW Mining District, bears IS deg s5 mn W ss5 feet Theace \ g deg 42 min W s00 feet to center of S " ell Of clam Co t post 3x3 inches square. feet hlsh, marked AIS No. " ..-NU Thence S g deg e mn SS feet 60 ' V cor uer of claim Co a post 213 inches square, 5 feet high marked Allis No. "
 Thence N 57 deg mn q. l510 feet to she \. F. corner of the claim Co a post S13 iuche= square, faar hi-l marked Allls No. Nl.; and
 Thence S g deg e nm P sJ0 feet to the place of beginning.
 Magnetic yarief-ou. A- ues s' l-ii-- coAIa4l4n- 1fi6 acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office sf Pima county. \. i.. m Book F. Records of Mines. pages 5l5 and sl6. The adjoining clalna1ts are the oWters ot the Com monworth clam on the S W. the owners of tlle Garfield claim on the F.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of sad Alli- Mine or surface ground are required Co fiIe their adverse claims wIfh the Register of the United States Land Odlce at Tucson. In the Territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof, o- they will b. barred by the provisions of the Stasute
 HENRY COUSINS. ReElss.,-. Haynes StiIes Attorneys for applicants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Application No. 26O for tine California
 Mining Claim.
U.S.LaSD OrrIcr TUcs0S. ARIZONA.
 fNa~aA.a- re-E rN-r

a.s A--ae-' ''- -.t7a.'a -AAs-At'aA NOTICE IS HEREBY GlyEN THAT ED - ward P. Alli- aEdJanes Net. Elliott whose pos-o-lc- address l. m care of '. l.. Sules. Tue for a uufeu- for l'3- linear feet of the California Miue or vein. bearing gold, silver and copper Nltl -iirtace ground 1is feet In wlttl, s;tuatei m h2r~taw h-uluE ul~trcf. county ut Pima. and Territory of Arizona. and des gnated by .he tglc notes aud 0tlrlal plat ou lie m tfls office a- Lot Number q, being as follows. to-slt;
 Beginning a- tic initial monument at tte mld- de of the claim. where the notice cf location IS poste,i. at I,Ust sL1 inches square. feet lone. marked Gal. Nu. :"
 Thence \ a5 de. s. nm W Gss feet Go Che center of the \ W end of Ile clam. t1 p,s- 3Ns inches square. feet lcrr. marked "Cal. No. IT" whence '. S. mineral monument No. g. Harshaw District, bears S -I deg lu mn W -=j feet dis ta1t
 Thence $ s5 deg gs ruin W 3C0 fee. Co V W cor ner of clalu Co G qo.t 5Ns iaches sgra-e, feet long. marked - Cal. Su- H.
 Thence < @ deg = min Eli3- feet Co s " cor nerof claim to a no-t sH3 inches square. feet long. marked Gal No. ""
 Thence fi deg .- mn sNJ feet Co center of $ ' end tu 9 post 4V3 inches square. let lo-E marked '' Cal S1- N."
 Thence 2 6i de, 3, min F s.u f.e- Co the $ E corner oi clam % a ."4- T5 inches sluars. feet long. marked Cal. No. Nl."
 Thence \ 8 deg -2 uiin W 1ls, feet to the \ E corner uf claim to post iZs inches ~Iuare feet long, marked -- Cal. No. Nil-,' and
 lnr1re \ Q deg - mn W a' fact Co post No. IT,, already described.
 tia-retic variation l- deg s- mn, containing i4. .-I acres.
 The location ot tal- gulu~ l- recorded Iu The Eecgrier's oalc- ut Pima County. Arizona ID Book ., Record of Mines page 1-f.
 The adjoining r.aiuaU-- are tbr owners of the toLwuuwOrtl cliIrn uu tLe northwest theOwu- eT- uf flr New Constitution claim on thr south e,--t; and ;l- 0ys--r- ot t.- Cosmopolitan claim uI tlr -Iufl wC-r
 Any and l- TH--u1s c.lI-TIE- adversely any portion of said taiitoraia anne. or the -urface sruuud. are required Co lle their adverse claim wIrt tle Register of tle United Sta.e- Land Office lt Tucson. in the Territory of Arizona. during s sixty days I-rlu1 uI publication hereof. or they will be barred hy virtue of the provisions rf rff --rfrrH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
New Fonnlry Enterprise.

The Pacific Iron Works, Rankin, Brayton ,S O.. Of San Francisco, have recently concluded an engagement with
 Mcssrs. Carlisle, Mason q Co, of the
 Excelsior Iron Works, of Chicago. for the construction of mining, milling and smelling machinery. The Pacific Iron Works have been In successful opera ton for more than 30 years, and have ] contributed perhaps more than any [ other to the many improvements iu the manipulation of ores, which has made | mining one of the great industries Of | the times. 4 large experience and a ! thorough practical knowledge of the 1 treatment cf ores, and the adaptation of machinery for this purpose, has made ] the Pacific Iron Works the foremos: ] establishment of the kind in the coun- ] try.
 The works cf Messrs. Mason C Co, are one of the pioneer establishments Of Chicago, and the firm has long been recognized as one Of the most successful and reliable m this part of the country and give assurance that the same high
 standard of work will bo maintained
 inst has made the Pacific Iron Works
 SD famous.
 The combination referred to will at
 tract much interest smosg mining men
 m all parts of the country, and afford an
 opportunity for Eastern purchasers to secure on this side of the continent all the improved appliances relating to mining machinery that has been devel- oped on the Pacific coast during the past go years.
 The office of the Chicago branch of the Pacific Iron Works is located at lS2 pearbon street, and is ln charge of Mir. | Willis c. Dodi. a gentleman of large l practical experience ln ;hIs line of work. |
 The New York ot e IS located at 8 | Broadway, and is in charge of H. F. | Murray
 E,ll's NE8=rkslc e SIcIIAS Ham REsEwEu l Is a scientific combination of some of the most | po7estu! restorative agents in the vegetable Il Elf.-.ula. T. rc--ores gray hair to Its original l csl"-- lt makes the scalp white and clean. ft | cursH -al.-r'lii and hsmors, and falling-out of tae hair. it furnishes the uutritiVe principle | oS which tte hair ls uou-ished and supported. | I' ma"oa -ae hsis Iao.zt, soft and glossy, and Is unsurpassed a= a h.ir dressing. It IS the most economical p-tuarafiun ever offered to the pubic, as its ehects remain long tune, nak- Ing only an occasional application necessary. l IT a, recoIIiIileil-t. and U-ed by eminent redl- Asssyer of Mns-srhusetfs The r,5rrla-itv of Halls Eair Ecltwcs has increased pith the l test of many years, both Iu thls country and in foreign lands and Is now known and used iu sll the civilized countries of the world.
 For sale by all dealers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Application No. 2.S for a Patent for The
 Iron Gap Mining Claim.

|. <. LAyD OFFICE, TUCs0N. AEIzoNA, December I is-. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THGT ED- -N ward P. A iIs and James NcC. Elliott. whose pu-tohca atlre-s Is I1 care Of y. l.. StIlez Tue con- ArlzoUa, have uls day u.ei tteIr appl1 a- Ion Tor patent Tor hftseu hundred linear ig . Of the Iron Cap uIne or vclu bearing silver and copper. NIth surface ground six hundred ft.t m width, sltuatsd m lar-tlw mining district, county of Pima and IarrltDrg of Arizona. and ge-lsuated by tAe neld note- 90 l ul.clai plat on h.e Iu This uIce az Lot N1. C., sud Lo- No. fs being a- fu.iovs to-wlt:
 B-- -IIplus af th- iaI-l' Uor uueut al The VI end of clam. where t.a notice uf Location Is posted. rt a post 3Ei inches aud Q feet long. u..r.el --I. c. No. l."
 Thence x ls deg. % uIu. r. ..u feet tutte SN c".irs claim, tu post lXs inches and feet long. marked "l. c. No. IT," whence c. S Min stgl Monument No. g. H sr-lLv district. bsar- < deg. % nm. r. Q -iu fee. -raut.
 Thence N sl deg. a; nm. b I.5.U feel -1 Si CIr- nHs Dl .ia mn, Co % post aN3 Inches and feet lurc ma-.esi -i. C. No III.
 Ilrace B I5 deg. % min. V sD faa, co the ea-t- sr.y end c-ut-rgf claim, Co a post syi Ilc- e+ and g f1e- long. marked -'i. C. Na. "
 Thence l5 d g. 57 min. V 5ll fcef ;o tbs NE corner of claim. to 9 post ix5 iucAe-, feet long,
 Thence < q deg. 9 min. W i.5.0 feet to Che NV corner of claim. ru an oak trer Go inches ln dIsme,--. and marked ''I c. No. Nl."
 Thence % de.; 1' u O.. i q, .I feet, -o -ic lacs
 Ma:ue,ie variation |. deg @- mia. E, contain InE 1Ltn acres.
 The lD-Itioa oE tli- m.ue i- recorded iu tas Recorder office of Pima county. Arizona. Ter ritory Iu Book oi Records of Mines. Ihe ai- !uIIIug maut- are none.
 Any auI all persons claiming aiysra .y any portion of said Iron Cap mine or surface ground are required Co h.p their advarse clcims uIth the Nerizrer of he LIItsi ~tates Land otlce at Tucson. in rho Territory Of Arizona daring the sixty days rerI0d 0f Tuh- hcatiou hereof or they will be barred by yirtl. Of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY CDUSIN Register.
 It isharaay or.lerai that tir foregoing notice or application for patent be published for the period of sixty Gay- ltou consecutive va,.k-| in the Arizona CIuZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tuc-ou. A T which is here
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
DEEDS

Jesus Herrera do Lopez and Trinidad Lopez. heirs at law of Domingo Lopez, to B. C. Parker and [. 5. Clifford, lot lu block l72, Tucs1n. S3UO.
 Wm Gaylord and Beni D Fairbanks to Pete DunpLy, the Fairbanks mine, Sl.000
 F Ii Staples to B r Bivi8s, all his mining claims, in AiO mining district. SI,UOJ.
 John Bruckner to R C Brown. lot F, block 6, and lot 1, bl ck l6, Bruckner's addition, Sl.
 Walter P Boyer to Samuel Loag, the Guasight boarding house, Myers dis t-ict, Sl.Nuo
 Chas SeEwell and Thos Il Lowery to L c Hughes, interest in the Copper Queen mine in Tucson mountains, s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Miscellaneous:
DAG B 1s(y l[[ll[LIlIl[IlNy ] $50. ] SSS
 RANKIF. BRAII0S { G., l27 First Street. San Francisco, Cal.
 BUILDERS OF
 MiNINc MACHINERY
MINING MACHINERY.

Plants for Gold and Silver Mills. eub. acIns the latest and most improved machinery and processes for hase and free ores. Water Jacket Smelling Furnaces for silver. lead and copper Ores. WIth new and important improvements su- perior Co any other make Hosting Works, Pumping Machinery. Chlorlg1EIug Furnaces, etc. We offer our customerE the best results Of thiTts years experience in this special line of work, and are prepareI Co furnish the most approved character Jf Aiming and Reduction Machinery, superior Iu design and construction To that of any other make, at the lowest possible prices. We also contract to dellyrr. il complete running order, Mills, Furnaces Hosting Works. etc. m any uf the Mining States and Territories. Istg
 mates gwen on application Send for lliu-trIlep circular iai
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
DnciaI Eec0rds.

 Pima Guard, Quiiotca district, Dec. |, ? M Baulurraga. Copper Chief, Quii0toa district, Dec. ]. John Allen. Moutrose, Cababi district, Nov l, James Wood. Copper bed, Pima dirtrict, Oct :, ] II Lewis. TL0s 4 Joy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
EARS i0T tlG MILLION Foo Ghlu'S 8alSam of Sharks Gii Positively Restores The Hearing. and q, fhr cnly Absolute Cure for Deafness
 Known.

This Oil Is abstr8ctsd from Veculi.r srecses of white shark, cauxht In the Yellow Sea known as CARCHEODoS RoSDELLrII. Erery Cniuese hsn- erman knows It. l:s Tlrfu-- g- @ restorative of about the v-ar itlH. lts cures were SO numerous and many so seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was otiicIHiiy proclaimed over the entire Empire. lts Use became SO universal that f1s over au ypar- DO deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent. ctar-e- prepaid. tO any address ut Sl.tu Der bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Application No.s6. for a Patent Co the Art-
 Sona Quesn Mining Claim
', '. IlNNU VEFI0E Il0-0E- ' I--
 OCt1ber l~. L~-1

bfLultr ~ Ivy. NOTlCG IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHR ~ santa Rita Land Mining Coupa-y by t- H. ord. agent, vho-e poz-otllr- a... -.-, Is care uf George D. smith General SuprrIrt--.I- elt- t4isha-as Arizona, has this day .f,l if- au plIc1tuu Tor a patent Tor lIiH linear feet cf fta Arizona Queen uiat.. vein. hs-lru- Copper .-. ether minerals wItt -urfa.s -rHUr4 +s fH.- .r width. sltu-teu lu Plua NIrl- ..-.-.r- touu.y of Pima and Territory vf 4ErHH. and de-iena -ed 5y tHr telt 0"'-- and 1-il.l. plat on hle Iu thus office las Lot N1. tl. rn -...a District, GIla and Salt River up-....au. sad log No. fi beiuc as follogss ta-Vlr-
 EesulIuE a, ta- IultIsl uouU-ru. r- -. end gt the claim being @ r-r- poet -Li IT. fee- l0ns set -u ground and -o-uuHur ot -..H.s marked "A. e No. t.'
 Thence \ iezree- " siI fH-r along t.. eld boundary of c.alm .be.u- a.-p tlr W .ri boundary of rL@ western eLt-.-Iuu ut .H- San AavIer N. C.l Co Che V F corner of claim e. a pine post st m monument of stones la-lei
 Thence \ .l degrees " on \ -i.la IiHsof -a..r 15l feet Co \ W corner of claim t1 pl-a ..-. n ;u. feet long ID monument 1i stones ..-.-.
 Thence < g de-res- B su1 fs.. or " end Ian, .f ciaIm Co the center of V eui ru r.ra post -vi ... feet lon. lu monument of stones mlrA-i A. .. No. 4;'
 Thence continuo on same line $ Q degree T. Su feet Co tlY V " corner of thC uerrr-rsf N . o-lug also > corner of th- Anz1ua Queen v (. Co a pine post ZXi Iu. 9 feet Ions rl cr.lrt and monument 0f stOa-s market \ G. N"- -. From which c. S NJ. Monument Nu. f.ra Mining District. besr- 5G degrees 5 ull. D IT feet distant;
 Thence V -f iezra-s F. along x -.l- l1a .f claim. lOio feet Co corner Co ulua Dos. -Vt -.. feet lOug marked A c. Nu. f" se- Ir .rUl.i and monument of stones.
 Thence \ o degrees " SlU feet ou F. e1I ...a of c.aIm Co the p,ace of begiuuuc
 Magnetic variation ls degree. F -al...u..- 70. &i acres.
 The location of fhis mine i~ --corLaJ ia .. Recorders otlce of Pima m Book of ua.-- records. pages JI and 5l The aI IiuIuIas c. ..la- ante are the Democrat N- C. on Che S.urr
 Any and all persons claiming adve-~tly y any bore ton uf -aidArIzoua Queen miu. rr surface --.--t are required -o hle tEeIr aivers- claims wIt t.- Register Of tAp United states llIut NC'a "a. Iuc-0u, In tie Territory of Arizona. du-u- -- sixty days period of publication hereof, o- f..s Till he barrel by virtue of tLe provisions Hf t.. statute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
H LEHMAN < CO.

HOTOGRAPHERS.-A LARGE ASSOBT- l ulent of Arizona vIeWs on hand; Picture Frames made Co order and NouldIngs on hand. No'l05 CoErreGs street, opposite Western Union Iel--r.uh Officg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

( ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEM- -t ist and Aetallurgist. Assay OElce Vel sch'- E 'ock Main ST.. Tucson
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
HENRY COUSINS. Register. Haynes 6 Sule- Attorneys for applicants.

It k hereby orl--ri that tho foregoing notice Doc published sixty days .t-c consecutive weeks iu tle Arizona CITIZEN. 70 weekly newspaper published at Iucsul A. J . which paper I- here by designated by me as published nearest such claim HENEI COUSINS. Register.
 Fir-r publication October 22 IS-2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

". II. Thomas and 5. r. Mack, are in PheniX from the Cave Creek district, and bring cheering reports from the mines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
EUGENE W. AEtlf. VII. CULVER.
 CULVER * ARAM,
". D. RICKARn. F. e. S-

A TTOENEYs 6 COUNsELLORs AT LAW A and NOtaries Public. O5lce. 2I7 Congress st. Tucson, AriEona.
 iui--Wtf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Haynes E stilez, Attorneys for apPlieEnis.

ItiShereby ordered that the foregoing Notice ot Application for Patent bee published for the tne Weekly Citizen. newspaper pEb.I-i el at Tucson. Arizula: wLlch paperIs hereby dosic- rated by ne as published nearest such clam.
 HE Nkl cot SINS. Rs-lstsr. First r1hIie4tIlr tftnfer .-t l---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Millions Oi TOys and Holiday gcols ai very low prices. II. ,. Brown. Cor rpr Meyer and Cor gTe>s street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
HENRY COUSINS. Eea-,,r

IL is hereby ordered that the fpre-aiu. uatlca be published sixty days ten cou--ruJlva weeks. m the Arizona Citizen. % weekly newspaper gl.- li-Eet at Iucsou- A. IT., which paper I- hereby teSi guatet ty me as published nearest -lr. claim. HENRY COUSINS ErgI-tcs.
 Eir-t publication November T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be puhli-led sixty days lter consecutive weeks in the ArlZYua CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson, ArizuuA Territory. winch page- I- hereby da-iEnataii by me a- published n.,ir,-t such clalU.
 HESEy CorsTNS Register. FIr-t publication October -e. l---.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

J. $. bis.-i.. Attorney Zsbrlskie re- tanned from ..s visyt, California and Nevada tlls morning, having enjoyed himself au. me. With a most e0riial reception daEug the whole of his travels. in San tranclsc'. Sacramento, Carson and NlrciHiG City, he was especially hararej. The ncwIy elected Governor of Nevada placed bis prlvate team at his disposal. and tAe ex- Governor of the State gave grand h2u1uet in honor Of his visit. On the evening previous to bis departure from -1c-ama anto Judge neUsOH rgge Lim au elegant party which was largely at
 ended by the elite of fhe city. r. had haal tLe Eola2el's intention to have etn-mped ou lis way to Washington aut was forced Go return Tucson for Jlje purpose ur pracuring important tet-.mOny lu connection with the Star Epute trials. upon which he will most pto5ahly be engaged He will leave for Washington in the morning accom- panied by Marshal Tidball. t0 be absent for an indefinite time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
HaIafIa.

C-e cor two t-blespCo-fuls VIII re.iese all the truuh4s= iuci iar- Co a bilious state snch as nau- sea, dIzE.u-ss, drOws.lczs distress after eaiins n h5ttrr br.l g-s-r iu rr- s-f,-rth
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
JaGn0iCe

Simmons LIys- l.e-slafo- soon eradlcatss thls disease from thr system. leaving the skin clear and free from a.l is-IaT.tIes.
 GCiic,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

It ish4raby or.lerai that thr foregoing notice or application for patent be published for the period of sixty day- itou consecutive ws'-zsI in the Arizona CIuZEN. a weekly newspaper published 60 Tucson. T which is here by designated by me a5 published ueara-t such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Beci--er.
 First publication December g. I---.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Rniousness

should rJt be rarariei as a triilise Eiilnent; Va lure demands the Cfinost regularity Of the 3oS- es. Therefore asalst latCrc by taking Siii-iIioii Llve- Regulator l. is harmless. lll.d and ei- fnrrraf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

lt ss hereby orilrei that ,f. flr.-a.- ---... .. ot application for patent he published f-- ... period uf sixty Cay- ten cuu-eeUrIvg week.. .- tho ARIZONA tIrIZE,,. a weekly -ayssrl-..- -..- lIshet at Tucson. Arizona. whIc. paper .- f..-..- dsslguatel by U- as pubilstaI lea-a-s ---. c!eiu. HENRY COUSINS. I.a---..-
 L---- ull-I.a--nr. NlEemhar- l..--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Mot of tte ,.4-oa-,-, ot the blaAder originate from thosc of the kidney resfrfe the action of tLelIver fully. and b i,h the kidneys and bladder v-lli be r-ctored.
 ;aTy-Iake only the l.snuire. which always has on tha wrsuuer tha rtst trade InHrk and signature of
 J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,, Sold by all Druggists. PHILADELFUlA.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
nin,ltr- nn.i hi,inrf..

Children zuear5rr with Coic coon expe-l-nce relief when sl-r.sEs Liver Eei;a!ator is ad mlulsferUt. A4-.ts alec derive great benehi rom tEls medicine. lt is Bot unpleasant; lt ls harm : = ----- ----.-- -------- .-.--------. -.-..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
.NieccHnneorts.
ehllls asd EeYg,
UVSnnnStn
COHsuOztiDH

Tho Geeuiator wlll positively care tlls terrible dlsssse. Na cssert e-9lgticLl.y E.-i ~e kr"" to ha traa
The Evening critic., 1882-02-16
Women as Educators.

There are 246 public school teachers in
indianapolis, 227 of whom are women. The
Sentinel Of that city says editorially: SIS
it to 60 forth as an irrevocable decree of our
civilization that the professional educator
is intellectually inferior to the pupils they
are required to instruct? The most bla-
tant champions of the old order of thugs,
the prejudices of the past, admit women s
capacity to teach, while they deny that
they have the capacity to cast an intelli-
gent ballot. We hold that if women are
competent to occupy positions of profess
sional educators, they are competent to
exercise all the duties of citizenship, and
that with light of reason the barriers
which ignorance and prejudice have set up
must of necessity disappear. In the dis
cussion of such subjects it is well enough
to begin at home. We give the names of
the professional educators in the public
schools of indianapolis. If there are those
in the city who believe that the women
named are qualified to teach, but are not
qualif to vote, they are invited to say
so. The theory ofmasculine muscle.voting
has had its day."