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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Where Are Yon William,

Mrs. Hannah Sherriden writing to Mayor Tul.y from Cambridge. Guern- sey county, Ohio. makes inquiry for her son William, who was when she last heard of him two years ago iu Caliior- uia. Having written him many times at many places but receiving no answer she takes this method in the hopes of reaching him, of receiving information bis whereabouts or learning what has become of him. She is naturally much distressed. Should this be read by any one having information Of him, they vii confer a gratefully remembered favor b. writing h;s mother at the ad- dress before gwen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Tae FoHrtE ln iI--.....

WILCOX, July stL.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Tae souaE folks 1' Wilcox joined hands together and Lal pleasant party on the evening and night Of the Fourth. Thinking that the day of our National Independencecou could not be more appropriately celebrated than by a dance, they gathered in Hiii- mans hall and danced tin11 p. h., when au adjournment was had to the Arizona House, one Of the most agreeable re- treats in Wilcox, where something for the inner man both agreeable aud pleasant was lndulGed ID, which Mrs Powers, the propEetress, knows so well how to prepare. The lads and lasses then returned to the hall and tripped ihe fight fantastic till the breaking day bale them retire totheir homes. Music was furnished by Johnson's string band. the accommodating Henry himself talk ing prominent part. E.R
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Silver King Mining Company has mad
 extensive improvements at the mine oi
 late, ln it's hOisting works, powerful new engine, new buildings, car tracks, grad ing, etc, to such an extent that 1t must be examined to form a correct idea of their dimensions and stability. The resources of the mlne needs no com mentator to convince a skeptic public of its true merits, broad acres of precious metal lay piled in glittering heaps in the different levels and the seven hundred level is sufficient within itself to cancel the national debt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

All the old residents in Southern Ari- zona and Tucson particularly, we'll re- member old Henry Clifford. For the past several years he has been living iu Sonora and short time since was re- ported dead. But the old man has again turned up through one of his usual inquiries after his supposed pension money, which he believes himself en- titled to for service in the Mexican war but which for want of sufficient show ing the Department would not or rather did not grant. It is not known what the old man is driving at, but he is under stood to have married a young MeIican girl and Is living m Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
$500 REWARD.

rr-E WILL PAY TfrT ADuVE EEWAE4' -.e lt iIs9- (. .a ..s.4ut. Dyspepsia -t.- a, auair'.- .'l, lGstrpatICn vr
 aH cannot cure wifi Ncst'~ Veg "U r.- t..-a 1,I.1 ts- directions are strictIg .UI...l .a- They ar. purely ve-etable, ant . ..I tH rlTr -afl-far-1u- Sugar Coatesl .r-r t#-. con aus sI Ell-. -j cents. Fo. a.. r.t t--s.-t=. Beware of countsrfei-s r". l.HT-- tHs genuine uruufactured or it H.a..sH .. VIrl at CO.,. The Phi MakeTr, 70 I-. .-. -a -. Il.laJl street. h.cago. Free. .s.ai rs..1- sent by 1lail p7c paid on receipt at u..... U.rt stamp.
 J.F.I1f.Bf Succcs=or to c. IT, MeJ...
 -o- % Donsrcs. St., Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Druggist Orders fss ua.l -. -s-ular lr-rH-. mhll-lyd&a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
The Ra1 State Branch

The Bay State Iron Works have about
 a dozen men at work on their building
 near the depot, increasing It from forty
 to one hundred feet in length, in order
 to make room for partial slowing away
 of their machinery. The platform and
 floor of the building is high enough to
 be level with the floor Of the railroad cars. The space underneath will De in- creased to a depth of eight feet and will also be used as q store room, the ueces-
 sary light being admitted by means of
 windows under the front platform. When the building is completed it will be among the finest of its kind a The son. The walls to the first floor are thirty inches in thickness for better supporting of the immence weights which they will be required to bear. The very fact of putting up such build ing IS evidence that they have come to stay and it may be taken as another proof of faith in the permanent pros perity of Tucson. When the bOuse be- cones froperly known there is 10 pos sible reason why any one in need Of mining machinery should go past it, either to the East or West Their and agencies embrace every important branch of mining ma- chinery extant, and as they hold these agencies, machine buyere, must pay Aem their commission whether they, tLc . house handles the machinery or not. Soit : $ better to buy from them in the first place and thus save the profits tha. '.lers as middlemen, must necessarily . rake
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
AnExcnlIenf MeIicine

certify that my wife and myself were in bad health for some fifteen years. I ehanced to be looking over some Of Simmons Liver Regulator Almanics and saw A. H. Stephens and Bishop Prices names as testimonials. I then obtain ed some of the Regulator, and can heart fly recommend Simmons Liver Regula- tor to my friends as an excellant mcdi- cine. z. F.. HARRISON, VI. D.,
 Gordonville, Va"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
aLn-- -e,L Nm. .-rrli,d.
lY-r..l-. - C..--r-.Is.L

4 Clm-ioeE Edison came into tho Chronicle -.t2c today, his c1uuteraus. -..di .i.. and l-0a-cel that Lls fortune vas made.
 "HoE so:' i1 .uir-J the env.lus edi- tor.
 ''I have discovered a substance that will destroy the oder Of cloves"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The much wanted Portuguese has not shown up yet, so the much coveted five hundred dollars has no claimant.
 The Board of Equalization met but transacted no business and adjourned lll o'clock p. m Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The San Francisco Call of July c.A says that "Yirgil Earp, one of the Ear2 0utiers, who but a short time sine, were somewhat prominent in Ariz1ua sr- ciaty by reason of their encounters vij' yhc cowboys, has been in this city for several weeks past, and deuies, wit much indignation, the sensational st. -ies published by the San Diego Neoe to che effect that the Earp party bad been lynched at Benson, New Mexica. ny a party of masked cowboys wL., en route from Colorado to ArizoEa, o1 @ reIuisition by the Governor Of the la-- ter Territory. Virgil also states that his brother Wyatt will arrive in this city to- day, and no warrant was ever issued for him or his brother.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
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~TCIES-UC HAI 2-7.. Fp.u LAND
 EHr-as -.r.c.. Ia.rlo-oma-i. ,.eat-- .4. .. ll'-fi bead o. sfli.r horse- sra .-l --- 'f'1t..-f a.-. rr-i-. shoe. a .- et r-a r.r .af- --.Ia r..... -.a-.lsr and r.H-. on tI1. s r-il he al.t for. Hr da.Iva-y or fU .-- .-ls. .H- lad cor -- -a iCws "u s1- b. -arsf. and .. --7- nay .a -l-zFs ss fou-I v..- .u- buLd. LAND E IA4LS.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
E pCsItiVe Cure
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H.-hUT. N Irrlrrs .....- SOB Bi.e Dol ui. I'D gOUGIE- .",. October '. i-ll. One box
 L C...- any ci-r Iu i1i.-. ....y4 or less . e--s fhH lrH.f rHaIillta ,-.-sa r.. long --Tu. ..fH-.
 la- ....-.s oi rlnsn-. rUn..i ihf OF oil Of .... 1-1 ce-tHir rp rrr..rrr dyspei- f.H c0al.lgs H' Che --Juach ...H..- rg "a. i--.--ar-. or maile,i H-aa"- For iUr.tH- fssrrIcglars sem. .|. 70. ). Box 1.ll3 U. .. .iftN TO-. Ss John s.-4at New Yark
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

4 portion of Marsha Butiners young guails met witAa sad mishap a few days ago. He had placed a cup ot water 1T the cage, and the Etae fellows not ls- inc able to balance them.cI-es on t-e edge or .ae cup, tipped iu and five O. them were drowned
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Mr. c. E. Homer a nephew of Mayor ?. R. Tully, Is at present visiting with Lis uncle in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
,-aveg. r.ma c,1-.s a-.raaa-
..LENCIS li-5TLTTY-

"A CUR. GUARANTEED.
 .+ Ee-V. .HH .-#Ila T--asr-7nr. a r.-I.. .lIrH.. ilIvIlsIous. 1s.r4a. Mental leur'-- -Ir- Loss of -toTilos-- frrg--ury, iuvoiuu-
 F-eu-.r.f u.i age, r.u-cd hY -''i-.n-s# r- 1.Hr iuiullsence .l E-s.-s, decay aGi death One -rr C--e-. Each box contains -aHfu+rt; -4 a box. ue-IV boxes for a...- Cli-. r.l. l- mail prepaid o1 a.r.. Ee Hr.-rf. .a SIX boxes wiil FfIuu sac. Order r.ra.Fai by us srnlH.a. ..l fec dollars. u-. .. f.rUtl.fr our --l. --1u lIl-tntee -.. #H.s r- Iar .-"I.Hu.i it doa- uur eii-,-. .- .--ueI ua.. lJ
 s...l l.t.l .. -Iccas-ur ru C. IT, Meyer, No. .. Congress street. Tucson.
 and r.uII Druggist. triers i.- 4l- ""-Ht..r ur'caz. mhi--lyddw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Thr County ant Citr Ce1,ue,

Census Marshal Shiben has his report all ready and will most probably make his report to the Board Of Su7e-yis1rs to-day when ir viii 6e publisheI iu fuIl The population of Tucson proper is put down at 97i3 and tha. Of the county at lLI.l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Mr. Henry Dow5le -a .l -gon the san ta Ritas- He reports ea5lcl rain I the hills to give ,he g-.ss good grow ing start. Cattle are settin. fa- aud the country generally looking well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The CITIZEN is now fairly established in its new quarters, short distance fur ther up Congress street than where it formerly was.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

M-. Joe Soto has gone to Sweetvlte- 10 clerk in the storei O M-. J. D. Rit-en- honse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

s.. -tEIIE-~ Kidney 2; metIy Neph- -- .ll .N-la ai kidney and Bladis= tc1grllOl. D..at L..1eorrnlra-
 al l-a--.-.-. .I co ll.--s. -lL bottie- ..- n NEE'i DauteIiuu .riIlS are tns
 -.-ale-t Dy-sH-.sf.t and fiiliious cure
 H-ar. For ssla -. -. ..--.-.-.z-l. isldAsg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Something celestial or terrestrial has been makingats way through the roof Of the Baptist church making a new roof necessity in spots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Sonora is at present getting the tlIk f the travel through Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The census returnsfor Myers dist-;ct yye resident population Of eighty seven.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The United States custom house las been removed from Arivaca to Tucson where it formerly was.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

The his!e son of Mr. Frank Cooler i3 rs2eEsed to be suite sick.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Great English Remedy.

A.tr-,-s1--sst ls a nsver-failing cure
 Tor Nerv1us Debih }.
 Tstt Exhausted itaIIty ;, -ra4 ss~s. cemInai V @ a n e a. H-- .l r2 rpermatorrhUa. LOST M itH MANHOOD. ImpOt -u-
 E s 9scy. tara.slis. and Cli
 = "a the terrible effects oi t7 < b'i elf Abuse. yOUthful
 -ic 1s.y tu-les, and eXcesses fu -t -. ss'r.f,-l 1laturer years--uct af
 -1e@t-- iqss ot Memory. Las-i- -. ce .tlde. Nocturnal Emi-- -lHr. -rrrsIuu -o SacIsts. Dimes uf Vision. -D.-.- iu ae Eeag- -he vl'ai IliI passing ul- .. s4 rl rae ulre. aui many other dIseasa- l.f .7.. % sanity aud death.
 ..- - L-tl IT. @1ii agree t1 forfeit Five hun- i'.. Dollars For c,-e of ta-- z-ud the Nitil t-rrtn- -five .u1isr his special aiylce and VIII ra- cure, cor tY. lnytl. l.siS tfnpure t.-l tl.l. il Ir- e. Hl-s ! lE treai- .| ti-e 4f.a-rH r-ta ail1 N-ehput uif.r- s-1. tHlsr.fa. t-n.. 4a-iaufl eNarnl na- arH advice i-.. .url1r ali-f-is ot urine ". I-lr. af -..- ..-l -ia-. 1ruuys, S3.D a bot -. ur r f.--H- t.s .-il.-.r, si'-4y- sent -u .l u-HH 0.--I-. 0- -liee or C. O. D.
 H.-1-sr" and ln prlvate name II E. ht t.,--f. .f- u-
 raa~H -.rs... -.l trarclsco. Ca. rA---l. G1tI-e r4--- au application by #.- a.r utHrl.. s1V and age. COmmu- r..l.a- .l--.g confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
The Coal Fields.

D. II Rice, the well known Prospector is in from the Deer Creek coal fields where be is setting down on 160 acres of coal land. He says that the miners sur yey takes the coal fields outside of the reservation. Anderson Bros. have ashaft down in their claim 70 fee; and have 70 feet oi coal The boundary Of the res ervation should be surveyed at once so as to determine rights of parties claiming these deposits. II the coal Is valuable 1t IS needed in our mills and smeltors and whether off or on the reservation should be thrown open tO exploration and development. Gov. Tritle writes that the authorities will take no action on the subject until the question as to whether the coal lands are in the reserva- ton shall have oeen determined by actual survey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
.II.LELLlN.nrs.


 Melville mil ste, il SoHoita valley,
 located .y /. N lyon.
 Pow ,f attorney to ? TDowling l--l- ..r ,ls silver hug C. aud < Ai Co.,, .o attend ,1 certain claims on L,Ur- district.
 Incorporation ot tt Silver King C Iate I CD. tI.i.l stock s3fupi; irga-a-a-s, H W Lit- -iirld, C H L.nIc-. C Cmrt c Kerr, S Dunlap.
 A-ror.lglr l...ael . l. tlpie5 and j ] V Na-L.,A .s .g-.re (, tle bonding of .-a Esg-l alI L-aiy and Bullion m'.as situated il ta- LmElre district, , @j. l5l
 Artie.gs %, incorporation oitle Tucson Opera lras la--Ialy, -muJrt o' cap Ita. a.g.- - -altF-l--a tl Iu-auI dollars. divided Iu.1 .Velry-isg hundred shares at fen dollars each. I.c1rporat1rs, IhOs. tI..l, ". 2. uor-uE and II. Farley. Power o- attorney given by CI-rissN Nicalts tu iriulo l. Grover. tO exc cute or sign any deeds for mining prop erty oT mill sites standing IA the name of ,.e former.
 Power ot attorney -iven by John Me Waliy Go Daniel II Rice, to sell in- toresl Iu the Horse Shoe, Headlight and Bob In.ersol, mines.
 Mortgage gwen hv Rsalio Tomi to Moraga de IomI, oE lot 2, In block 227, tO secu-e payment on prOmlssOry note for SlO1
 Mining bond made between c " Wicllles, [ " DCbhs. J McC Elliott, VI l. Grover and R R Richardson, for the Scorpion Mining Claim, S2 zoo
 Aurcau1a-,t gua.4a betyppr 4 II Cap1n- bell and V Evans Co go into effect the Sth day of July Ios2 and to terminate Jan ist, 1893.
 Oath and bondoI W 4 McDermott. as a Notary Public
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
Prescott Items.

fIpGrie-I
 Mrs. Niclroy and Townsend Cox, IT,, starled for the Atlantic States yester- day.
 "Dinna ye hear the slogan?" The To- comotive haz, ere this. crossed Canyon Diablo. Rails are being lad III the di- rcctou of Prescott, and all will soon be well with Northern Arizona.
 After receiving census rolls the several boards Of supervisors shall forward them to the secretary oi the territory, who, on the first Monday of August next will, in presence of other territorial officers, count name and appoTtion members Of the legislature to thc several counties.
 Captain --a-au, ciiai rlnmissary Of -hs m'l.sary Jepar,e aus, Was recent g offered the depot 30. San Francisco, and refused i-, oaiu-, We suppose, to ha ,ac. D. ..n, -Toue.r- in Pres c,tt, mlroe- l4-, CTS et thc Peek mine anu he wi,.
 B. H Roberts, sta-jy Arizona miner, a-.1 ha5 ped .l I-r,.a. copper prop --.s in -a -.e Creek d l-.c-, started ,a. s-iay via t.- h.s P. line for his former home, Colorado. Hs vlI attend he D l..- --95s Jim aaI hopes Co iu- lues Colorado capitalists Co come here and grow up richer v'-ls-is c1uutry. 
 z clap.e- o.Hayal A--h 1-asons has organized rt F.e eo.-, aithoa.cers, as fol- lows: L. G. Oliver High Priest: ". x. Smith, Scribe. Their n, ,G,ar meetings are ol the evenings el tae first aua thi-i sI.a-Iag O. each month, at Masonic hall. ilo., g.raahe-laLa has been or lersd, and .Aoy wI.l sfor..y be fully equipped and iu working drder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Councilman B. c. Parker pulled aside the mystic veil of Masonary last even ing. He however paid for the privilege with a banquet which was spread in the adjoining hall to which place the craft adjourned from labor to refreshments. They refreshed till about eleven o'clock when out Of fear of thelr better halves they adjourned to meet at a more cp- perfume time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
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The Plata Bonita mine. owned by Wisconsin parties, is .ae only mine m the dist-ic- on which work of any amount is being done. X shaft of 17O feet has been sunk in which consider able drifing has been done. A fine body of ore has ben struck.
 Work has been discontinued on the Belle mine, which is owned by Partridge S Co. Of Chicago This mine is prob ably tho best il the district, bat why work has bcs1 stopped on it cannot be ascertained. 4 shaft 26S feet deep has been sunk, at the bottom Of which the ore body is three and half feet deep.
 Stoddard and Taft have force of men at work on their big copper mine in Copper Mountain, between Big Bug and AEuq Fria. They have an immense lead, and if present appearances hold out they have the biggest thing in th. county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

--r. Liv.--st7n, reporter for che Star .hrowH away -i, p5eci this eveain- ar6 --rc pace .--tllr. HewlI, 1t is un- is-s-o-!, take scrTlee vish N-. ". .. Davis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

W. B. Hooper 6 Co. are adOrnin2 their wareroom fence, near the depot, with the firms name, in letters 50 large that he who runs may read
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

AI-. C. T. Etche.l as agent for the S.r3eraker wagons has run behind hit orders. Last week he sold seven wagons and the week before he sold three and has since then taken many orders @bicl Le proposes to Gll with at E le delay as possible. They are generally conceded to be the best wagons on the road and as such they r.leJ Vltl ready demand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Two bs-l.5sc- Night B.oouiug CcreuI lowered iu -l- garden oi Nr. U. S Stevens last ereuing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
RHousness.

should n1- ra rc-iricd ss a trifing aiiuent S,- iu-H l.u- -s ta --41ust re.yu.a~ity of the bow ri@- A4. orc .-rl-f cutrre by taking Simmou-
 !-Iss7 -ligcur. ], is harmless. mid and e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Mir. Jacob Hawley, c Past Grand ot Tuscarora Lodge I. O. O. F., ID Nevada, dlCd at Camp Lowell this morning. lie had bven sick for quite & while before hls death. He had been a member af tae Tucson Rangers and vas with then in their late campaign. He will be barred under the auspices Of the O'i Fellows from tLe office of undertaken Smith. at o'clock in the morning. ll OGd Fellows who wish tyaccompauyr rls remains are requested Co meet in ylcir rali at X o'clock q. ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Mir. c. c. Stephens has formed part nership with the law firm of Messrs. Earll X Smith, as may be seen by refer ence to their business card on first page.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
GIeiaIEe,ords.
Highland, Aay C, J Il Gray, GB

Highland, May 6. J ii Gray, G B HOilstel.
 Clayton, Myers district, May G, J Clay .on,J 5 Morgan. II Daggs.
 Santa Rosa, no district, May 29, \ F Xouug, Sloan.
 Black Prince. no district, May 31, 4 2 Young, c Sloan, J II Eaton.
 Arlington, uO district, May 29, J C Sloan, A R Young.
 Imperial. no district, June 27, 4 F Young, J C Sloan, H Eaton.
 Tip Top, no district, June 8, | R Young, J C Sloan. ! St John, DO district, June 24, c Sloan, 4 R Young. Black Cioud, no district, June %, \ E Young, J C Sloan.
 War Eagle, no district, June ,, c Sloan, 4 R Young.
 Golden Iva, Santa Catalina moun- taius, July jth, D 4 Felter.
 DEEDS.
 Isaac Goidbers sud wife to Charles II. Frye, lot :, block l52, g., jO0.
 Magialena Orosco de Martini and husband to Wm. c. Davis, lot 8, section II, south of range B, Sl.40J. Henry Robinson, Wm. Robinson and George Richardson to R. E. Montgom- cry, l-4J interest in General Hancock mIue, Sj. E Vanderiipto II Pagan T interest ! in lot of land, HarsIaw, Sl2O0. J II kirkpalrick to G Stevens, St. l Patrick mine, Gro Bianco district, Sl000 l J H Gray Co J Mann, Highland mine, |! SantO Domingo district, Sl000. JnO " Jennings to the EsmerElda I Mining Company, all his right, title and | interest In the Esmeralda Mine, Myers !! district, for E1,GJO shares of stock rep resenting SJJG0JO.
 Wm J Turner to John " Jennings, all his right, title and interest in the Es- meralda Mine, Myers district. S30UO. Frauk Schulz to George Douglas, | interest in the Green Oak mine, Can yada de Gro district, SJO.
 | c Hugles to Chas SeaWell and rhos. II. Layery, A interest m Copper Queen min7, Vucs01 district, s. Daniel h. Rice to John AcNally, | interest ia E5llr5 Emmett miue, Pima lis.Iet, Sl.
 john AcSa,ly i1 Daniel II Rice e 2 .n. crest in the Horseshoe, Headlight lad Lo5 IE-ers5il m.nes. Pima district, , Sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

Out door atmosphere IS but little warmer than it is in the shade, as m y be seen by the following record made ay NIr. CbilsOn: Ate a. h., S6 degrees; g a. m., loo degrees; F m., 1OG degrees; g D. m, I07 degrees. The latter figure be- ing siI degrees less than 1t was at the same time and place yesterday.
 The platform at the west end of tLs depot IS being widened out ten feet ro better facilitate the handlingof baggace and Wells. Fargo & Co. express matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

. 'an 0- -fr tahlesrou1frls uiil reiiev- all tl,-
 r-... '-rlcei. te a bilious state. such a. nati- req. r-ngl-.-.,sr. ,i-stos7s after eating a .t..-- ua.. -l-.l iI t.il mouth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
EanSinatinn

Tho -i ui1-or 7iI positively cure tlis terrihl. aias We Esasrt emphsucGlly what we knos
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

: T TT . --- ! v IT v -T1 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present, V. C. Davis, chairman; V. Pagan, member; Wm. J. Osborn, e'erk; Abseut, B. IT. Jacobs, member.
 The Board proceeded to audit demands and accounts against the county, and the following were allowed and approved, and warrants in paymen. therefore were directed t3 be drawn on the County Treasurer as follows, tc- w1t:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

HsyUes 6 Sti,-, a--".rsy- for .-.a.f .f.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
IaHndice

-~-- .-i1r from a diecrJp-ai stomach. ca -'r l- r.alus simrlols Liver Reguia tor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09

-H'r l.-.- a .-l .-r- s...I- .irates thu r f.H ss u. eayll.- Che siziu cleo l.. ...- -. iurlr.a.-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
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The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-10
FOREIGN.

LONDON, England, Nov. Sat the
Lord Mayors tonight, Gladstone in re-
plying to toast to her Majest US
ministers, said: with great satisfaction
as to the difference between the situa-
tion to-day, and two years ago in re-
gard to the affairs in the south east of
Europe, he said; the government had
great difficulties to contend against.
b He was glad to say that during the
last year the sky had cleared, and
many difficulties had disappeared to a
very great extent. Referring to
Egypt, he said, he could not hold out
the hope that war in the future would
be unnecessary.
England had interests which con
stantly brought her in collision with
opposing interests. He looked for
ward to the recent Irish legislation as
firm foundation for greater harmon
les between different orders of socie.
ties and social orders.
He recorded his thankfulness at the
remarkable achievements of the Brit
ish armies in Egypt, which he believed
would be memorable in the history of
Cne Empire.
LONDON. Nov. 9.-Captain Lauton
who was sent TO Alexandria to inquire
into the murder of Professor Palmer,
Lieutenant Charrington and Captain
Gill develop points that make the pres
ent evidence correct.
BULGARIA, Nov. 9-It is rumored
that King Charles, of Roumania, has
threatened to abdicate.
MADRID, Nov. AT a meeting of
the council of minister to-day King
Alfonso presiding, it was resolved not
to surrender the Cuban refugees. Hopes
were expressed thtt England will con-
fine itself to fixing the responsibility
on the general authorities.
LONDON, Nov. 9--The Standard this
morning says it regards the American
| elections as a rebuke to the Republi-
cans almost amounting to disaster, anC
asks whether the republicans will re
tain enough energy to purge out th'
vicious element that has so leadeneC
their masses.