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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
\. ID. Otis < Co.

Attention of the country merchants and people in general IS called to the large crockery and glassware business now being so successfully conducted by A. D. Otis f Co. oithis city. By shrewd and capable management, backed by the necessary capital. they proclaim themselves the peer 10 any house 10 San Francisco. and by an offer of equal prices, freights added, have succeeded in cutting of most of the iobbing trade that to within the last few months went through here and in that direc- tion. In glassware their inducements are special, most of that ware coming to them directly from the manufactO- ries East, thus enabling them to sell at San Francisco rates, less the freight between there and here. In eitber line the assortment IS full and complete, from the finest to the heaviest grades of that class of ware made. Country merchants cannot m their own inter ests afford tO go by them without DO ticr- They also carry a general llne of paints. mechanics tools, asssying appa- ratuses, miners and builders materials, lumber, doors, windows, etc. Core spondence is solicited.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Renort Of the County Treasurer.

The report of the County Treasurer as made to the Board of Supervisors for the quarter ending September Both Is as follows:
 General fund S13,396.
 Contingent fund Sl, ,323.6S.
 Road fund S475.
 School fund S24I297.
 Bnilding fund S34, ,33S53.
 Balance m the treasury S23, Il3.l2. School fund on hand SIP, lS6.9i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

Governor Tltle arrived in the city this morning from Yuma where he has been tending the meeting of the Board ~. Prison Commissioners. An atta,h ..+,,. CITIZEN waited upon him at the cosmopolitan Hotel and the Governor l-;r5ly consented to be interviewed .,pchiug prison matters.
 gsporter-We understand that you t.,,,s been in Yuma for the purpose of -r5ui-luc into the management of the T.1--isorIal prison. How did you find matters:
 .ft1e prison premises and the care Of -ts r-isouers in very good shape. The f1o5 IS wholesome and sufficient, and the ,T..DIiness Is all that could be expected. There Is material on hand Tor the con- .t-lctiou of additional cells which will Ss reeded by the first of January, prob sIIy The prison labor has been utilized 5,riuy the past summer ID eIcavatIng tbs ground and preparing for the erec- .;,,, of additional buildings, and neces- ss-v machinery seems to have been pro- yid-d for preparing the iron work fer cells bv the use of prison labor under tSs direction Of David Neahr, one of the commissioners.
 R-What disposition has been made ,f fine appropriation made by the Legis- Tature of 1881 of S20,O00 to be used for additional buildingsE
 -oyernor-Bonds were issued for the entire appropriation and sold realizing ,ri-b p-anlium S20, ,930 as shown by the -sDort of Wm. M. Buffum acting treas ,,-ar of the fund. Rep rts have been ,,oie of the expenditure of Sl6,0Oo.
 P-What IS the object Of the Rd- ;ourr.d meeting of the Prison Board?
 tf5yeruor-It is now clRImed by A. Frank. one of the commlssioners, that t1e bills for these expenditures were never brought before the entire board -1 be audited and the board adjourned -i,l Monday the 9th inst, at winch time -rs bills are to te presented to be for 1gly audited by the entire board.
 R-Are charyes made against the board fer the improper use of any of .his tund2
 C; lyaruor.-I know of none except it ;s claimed that they have improperly naid money to David Neahr as superln- tendent of construction, he being a member of the board.
 R-What IS being done in relation t5 the charges made against David Neahr;
 GovernOr-Answers and proofs are baipg submitted to me Tn writing. I yre'er not to allude to these particular iv until the investigation Is concluded.
 Having learned all that the Govern or felt at liberty to communicate, the CITIZEN man sheathed his Faber and re- rirel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

4 company to be known as the Texas Continental Trau5u1rtaticn Company, 10 engage m carrying dressed beef m refrigerator cars from tLe beef raising country Of the Southwest has been formed at ChIcagu, and its operations will be confined to the Huntingdon system of railways, with the Chesapeake and Ohio as a Eas e-n outlet and the Southern Pa rife as Western outlet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

The feast at Magdalens is the largest ever known in the State. Upwards of fifteen thousand people have heen in at- tendance sInce the opening. Last Tues day evening ths Sixth Battalion band of Hermosillo played on Church plaza. Governor Carlos Ortiz and other State officials are visiting the feast. The pas sepger traffic on the Sonora railroad is larger than at any time heretofore. Twelve carloads arrive daily. The SO- nora road IS now within fifteen miles of the Arizona border.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Report on uerk or District Court.

We. the committee appointed tO ex- anime the office Of the Clerk of the Dis trict Court, beg leave to report that on examination we und all the papers and books in good condition. MT. Will liams. the clerk, informed us that be had received everything in good order from Mir. Geo. Cum who resigned the posi- ton Of clerk October 2d.
 !. GoLDTREE.
 THEo. c. FITCH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
NERVOUS DEeILITY
CURE GUARANTEED.

Dr. r.. C. Vests Nerve and rain Treatment a specific for Hysteria. Dizziness. Couvulsions. Nervous Headache Mental Depression. Loss of Memory, Spcrmatorrh0esl. impotency. involCu- taTy Emissions, prematurC old agG, Cuused by 0yer-aXertlou. salf-ahuse or over Irdulcrnce Shlcl leads tp mlFsry. decay and daath One box wlll cure recent cases. Each box contains one months treatment, Sl a box. six boxes toI s. J1lie.i Stat.- com, -eut Dg mul prepaid on receipt Of prIce. We wara1t-e SIX boxes VIII cure luy ca-e- WIth each order received by us for SIX boxes. accouIaL.ad vi. .h five dollars. Sye VIII seld th- purrh l-er our written .uar1utea to return the uouey t tEa tratalau auf does not effect g cure. Gusr-ute-- Issued uU -F by
 J. I. TORE ,- successor Co t. IT, Meyer, No
 % Congress -traa-. 'tuc=ul.
 Wholesale and ..-a-l Druggist. Orders by rIil at regular price. Wat-lyd&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
$500 REWARD.

N. WILL Pll THE ADDEE REWAhI " any cT-e or l.s.r Com p.aIut Dyrqepsia Sick Gradlcls. llil-9--IH-. .1us-Ipa-i1u ur Cos ivaEr-a wl caranF cure wrth West Ne.-e table Lls-r Pills .a raa ilu'ctl0us are srrlctly com .lI@.i vItt. Iisy ars IGr'iy vegetable. and never raIl t1 llve satisfaction. Sugar CoatsI -aI- by sll t-Ic-i--s. Lrg.lgs of cuunterfc-f- and rlI-atluu-. The genuine manufactured oul, by JOHN .. WISf & CO., "Ibs PiIl Maker~' '-i and I-3 W. Madison street, Hhica-au. Free tTiai packages sent by mall prpUaid on receipt 70 A thre. cent stamp.
 J.F. YOBBA. S1cces=ar to C.. II. Meyer
 No 20 Coui,rv-, St., Tucson. Wholesale and retail Druggist. Orders ay mall Ct regular prices. uhIl-iyt&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Report or Committee on Coroner and
 PubIic AdmInI>IraIar.

Your committee on Coroner ani Pub ilc Administrato- respectfully submits the following for the consideration of the grand jury.
 The present officer assumed the duties of the office Jan. l, 1881 and since then has held l5 inquests as coroner with the following result: Murder 6, suicide 6, accident 3.
 It IS the opinion of your committee that all papers and effects of deceased persons have been properly cared for and disposed fl us the law fequires and that the duties of the office have been faithfully performed.
 Gro. ALLISON, Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

Mir. r. W. Schneider, late Deputy Col lector of Customs at Cslabasas, was not removed from office on account of fnan- cial delinGuencies as has been reported. His settlement with the government showed his account all straight. His re- moval is considered the result of per sonal spite. The charges of his short comings with a Deputy Sheriff arose from the fact that the Deputy's bill of costs were not included in a collection made by Mir. Schneider, as Justice of the Peace, who was not delinquent but never collected the money.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
DR. LIEBIG, 4og }la sEA8Y A31nslls5 sTa5ET'

TONIINUES TO TREAT s--c- V s-ssfully hy Homeopathy e1-- cry form ci Special o- Chr0zlc Disease pI-hout mercury or n-us-ous drugs. DE. IIEBIG s lNNIGuEAIOR Is a positive and pa-mlaeut cure for Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility. Lost Manhood, Vital EZ- hlu1ti5n, aud all the terrible re- salts of -t.isd nature. aNce=ses and youtlful follles. The Doc tor gIh acrse Iu writing Co for felt riGNu fer a cus1 -hl- he uu- drrt-les aul fails Co cure. The reason thou sands cannot Eat !, 'ured of Seminal Weakness and Che above diseases Is CrVIUs Co a coupiIcaioc called P41ztlt0r!- haa, shlch requires q special remedy. DG. LIEEhGS IN NlGOEAIDE. No. g. is .l sDecilc cure for Pros 5-t0rihcl. Irice of eI-her luvlzC ratur. s3 psr bottle. or & bottles sil. Sent Co any ad- dre-s secure y covered from 0h- =ervaiiuu. Seminal Weakness
 and Pr0SLatCrihe1 irail vtally from -he body and cGusa uUmer- Ju- diseases that badio ordinary medical treatment. IT allowed tu continue. the unnatural lu-s affects the vital organs. which causes destroying dl-eus,as. Con-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

be supported by the county funds for the reason above stated, and that the county Is already paying for its indigent sick. and that the pest house Is simply for the protection of the clty of Tucson against the spreading of contagious diseases in said city, therefore itshould be city charge.
 c. $. SHaIwELL
 JAMES QUINLAS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Cnnnt, rren.nrrr.. omcc.

Your Committee on Treasury office respectfully report that they have per formed the duty assigned them. and upon careful and exhaustive examina- rion of the books, vouchers aud papers n the Treasurers office, found them neatly and properly kept and filed and all entries correctly made.
 The books showed the Treasurer re-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
c. $. SHGTwELL JAMES QUISLAS.
Report or t.e CoraEiiite- on Justices of
 the Peace ar Precinct 10 '.

the Peace af Precinct 10 '. w, the undersigned, members of the grand jury and a committee duly ap- poiu cd to examine the books and &C., coupts of the several Justices of the Pace ID and for the city Of Tucson, Precinct No. l, do most respectfully re- port that we have fully performed such duty and have earthly examined the records Of Justices Chas. Fl. Meyer, A. VI. Bragg. W. J. Osborn and We find the same m each and every instance proper ly kept and correct.
 c. F. GRoFF, Chairman.
 F. O. SHAW,
 1. SANDERS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

sumption, Diabetes, EI1snt's D-seas5, JaunGice Insanity, etc Excesses, n0n-JJse, Abuse, Inherit ed Weakness, MalE-tIiti0n. spinal aui cerebral con u,alut- ruuG uu The lhlve fatal diseases. f4g -leuts- C-rls GG4.--Z-c1L DIaUa-e- of fhe -e-..u Lruag o,-ar=- kdu'g-. ly-- mad hl-0- ic- 60 sle-ln.fr. i." many 'HHIg'H url l.t .-s- eases 1. Wo1l-l -iH,...E t.r'... liira.rog at ol.-- cor D.. letter ilsD ,-ai cHGt..rgri-L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

turuai Emission. Aversion tO Society, DimnCs= of Vision. Noises n the Head: the vital fund passing unob-erved m the Iriue, and many Othe- diseases that lead Co mss ulty and death.
 DE- INVITE wlll agree Go forfeit Five Hun dred Dollars for cE=e of tlis kInI the Vital Restorative luudsr his FYerIIl ltvice and treatmeutl wIu not cure. 0r Go anything impure or injurious fouul ;l lt l 2. NiNlIf treats all Private DI=ea-s- au sCe--fuily without m-r- ti'u and advice rCc.-aTl- Iualysi4 or uriue, S5U. Price Of thH NlHt as-'C rs.tIve. S3.Ul bot tls or four times tl' quantity, slNOu. sent to any address upon receipt ui price OF C. O. u.. secure feou ub--rv.ripn, and ln private name # desired. by A. r.. MiNllE, E. D.
 n kearuy Street San EUiurIac1. Cal
 SAMPLE kOIIi- FREE Ju application bJ letter stating symptoms. -u- and aEs. tOmmu- uIcatiIrs strictly confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
s23,7I3.I2

Your committee made careful count of the money on hand ID the safe belong ing to the county and found the amount on hand as called for In the foregoing funds.
 We would recommend that the Treas urer's quarterly report be made upon a book kept in the Supervisors office for that purpose, instead of on blanks as they are at present.
 We would further recommend that the Treasurer be allowed topurchase a con- plete set of b oks for his office, as the ones now used by him are entirely 600 small owing to the increase of the county business. T. F. NICHOLS
 H. E. TENSY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

D.;. BINTIE'~ Kidney Remedy SspL- r"ii' uIn cu-es all ksuiS of Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Guu1rrhUa. Glset. LcucorrhueaL For sale by all druggists; S1 a bottle six b0tties frrSi.
 DIS. MINfIE'- pandsIiou Pili- arc the hest and cheapest HyspRp-ia and Biliiou- cure iu tha market Tor sale bg all druggists. ieiiEW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
GRAND JURY.
Finai Report - Interesting ReVie" of
 CSGEiy lgaiEs-

acGEfy thaiEe
 To his Honor ". W. Hoover, Judge of the District Court of the First Judi cial District Of fArizona-Sir: The grand jury impanneled for the September term of 1882, for the county of Pima, Territory of Arizona, through their foreman, beg leave 50 report as follows:
 We have investigated forty-three cases in which we found twenty true bills and dismissed nineteen charges and re- commended the referring oi one charge to the next grand jury. The time Of this grand jury has been taken up in considering the mo5 triylal eases. A. tention to this fact Las been called by past grand juries ID that the slightest attention being paid to 1t by ths proper authorities. JGsJlc. Cf the Peace are selected without regard Co their com petency, anu a5 a cOnsequ6 nee our Jall IS filled with prisoners Oa the most trivial charges and cases are committed to the action of the grand jury that should be decided at once by the com mitting magistrate.
 We also wish to call your attention to the practice of these same Justices of the Peace of admitting parties charged with serious crimes to bail, without even inquiring as to the responsibility of parties gIvlng security for the appear ance of these parties as charged. We cannot recommend tine practice as being a good one, which allows witness es, and that the most important ones, | without whose evidence no conviction | can be had, tO go at large, without l steps being taken to secure their at l tendance when needed This is carried | to such an extent that many guilty par ties fail to receive their just punish | inent. We respectfully urge your Hon. or to so instruct the District Attorney | aud his assistants that the principal wit nesses for the prosecution will be at hand when their testimony Is required.
 Herewith We hand you the reports o | the various committees appointed by our foreman, to which reports We respect fully call your attention.
 Wewould suggest that our next Leg l islature be petitioued to reimburse | thls county in the sum Sll ,S3S.j2 for | moneys expended in fitting out the . Tucson Rangers to suppress the lndlun | outbreak last Spring in this Territory. l
 Respectfully submitted,
 JAMES Fl. ToOLE, Foreman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Miscellaneous.

The Indianapolis and St Louis road WIS recently sold under foreclosure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Davy Crockett, Forlorn Hope and Michigan, Santa Rita mountains, Sept I2th, M Crooker, \ Babcock.
 William Penn, Santa Rita mountains, Sept 26tb, W II Streitz, John DOwdell, N I Babcock.
 Grey Eagle, Santa Rita mountains, Sept 2d, D Dowdell. x Bsbcock, W H Streitz, l Beener.
 CopperopOlis mill site, Gro BlancO dis trict, Jan l6, Delos Arnold, A A Wals- worth, s T Buel, J F Meaker and J D Gillette.
 South America, Gro BlancO district, Jan 1st, Arnold, Walswortb, Buel, NJ aker and Gillette.
 Buel, Gro BlaDcO district, Jan 1st, same locators as above.
 Horseshoe, Smith district, September 23, Fred Schmidt, Geo Classen.
 Madrid, no district, September "A, Geo Clsssen.
 Tucson, no district, September IA, Geo Classen, Fred Schmidt.
 Baltimore. Rincon Mountains, Sept. fl, Geo Classen, Frank Bailey.
 Bob Tail, Helvetia district, August 30, F. E Mcdonald, Geo G Collins, Henry Gernell
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Great English Remedy 1.

Is "a uevsr-failiug cure
 for Nervous pebiE 7. Exha l-tei Vitality. SemIlal Weakness. SperrlatorrhUa. LOSI MANHOOD, IInpo,sn
 cy. Paralysis, Pr1statur- rfGa and all the terri bic efects of Self Ahus', youthful follits. and exceszeS u mHturar year- such as boss of Memory. LassItuds.Noc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
o4E uoIrIErrEE.

ss.-ular ~iEr Eo:gir o- Eu.e iuF,41rator sent tree to show ta. 0urasrF1' properties uf Jur .rratr>i Inv eoratrE Lnonn tp modern sci uf sis ~Iaf TituIr- s- .f married. et-. f.i >IONSibLE pli,>DNS son al-aac pay mrrr- ll che same u..t-u-r a- raH- wuuId eU- tIUy +.HIr fam iy u.. .g-iCf--.
 -FhICIl~I SLfl.E,I MAINTAINED Oa'l or adur.--. DR. Li Er l co. No. l0C .iparr -~rrat. cur-a- 'i a-Iu. San fr.1ulsc1. Cal Prtvr+s ensrtr-. fI- HIa-un sfrrat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
DEEDS.

F E Pomroy and wife to Hugh Farley, lot of land commencing at n point on the easterly line of Fifth avenue I25 feet southerly from the southerly hne of Twelfth street, thence southerly 50 feet along the line of Fifth avenue, thence at right angles easterly 110 feet, thence at right angles northerly a feet, thence same westerly llO feet to place of beginning, S725.
 P Lazerus and vile to R C Parker and E E Clifford, lot 1 in block lSO, S3OO.
 United States to John $ Wood, l6O acres of land in Pima county.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Affidavit Of Arthur Thatcher, J r, relative to the value of certain estray stallion taken up by A G Requa at Orc Banco.
 Power Ct attorney by H W Hoag to A J Mitchell, to dispose of all milling and mining properties belonging to the latter in Arizona Territory.
 Power of attorney by l. B Salsig and James Burns to R F PIIley, the same being in aid of contract made between said E B Salsig, James Burns and Fl W Hoag. Sept 15, 1882.
 Homestead Preemption notice of E P Van Kuren, containing l6O acres ln township 20, south of range 17 east.
 Homestead preemptIOn of Man. love of 160 acres in township 2O, south of range l7 east.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

What Civil Service reformers want the other fellows to reform.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
THE PRISON.

An investigation Into Its Condition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
GdlGla, Silver and Copper Ores.
Rankin, BPayt0l X Ga,

SAN FKANCIsCo. Tho following comUan--s in ArIzala arc yH us uE thcsa Faruares: Copper Queen Miri-g Co.. a|-tDr Copper. Huachuca Mining O.. ' a-tOu Copper. Russell Mruin- O.. ! 2a-ror Copper. Santa Catariua Muin- Co.,. a-r1u Copper Old Globe Mining Co.. SI-tuu Copper Long Island Copper Co.,. [ HL-ou copper. Plnal Con MfnIn, Co.,. tLtuu Galeua- Red Cloud Mining Co.,. 2l-tou Ialena- El Plouo Mining Co. [ lLtD1 ga. eua.
 N NEE mENrCC. Qneen City Copper Co.,. ! i9-to1 copper Superior Mining O.. A-tou Copper. Black Ranre Mining Ce., l0-toR copper. Bonarza Mi1iuc O.. N-ton Galena-
 Tv OLD WELICo. Bahusrachic Mining Co. 1 a-ton copper. Ear Juan dc Dios Mining Co.,. I Zl.on aaleu1- pIomoaa Mining Co.,. 9 .ton cRlena. Dgab-adilla MIulug O., 5D-tou zalenE- Nina= Nueva= Mining Co.,. ] 1Lton galsra- Ouiutera Mining Co.. 5-ton xalena-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

An Iurervie" "ith Governor rrttle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
FRIDAY,O Oct. 9th.

Territory Of Arizona vs. John Mur- phy, which was amended SO as to read as follows:
 Territory of ArizonR vs. John Mur- phv. It appearing to he court that the grand iurv has returned the depo- sitions and statements submitted to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
.NedicnL.
Ghills and Faya,
Dysgeesia.

Dyspepsia. di7.ss- We ezse-' cmp.s'ti i-ai.y vhlt vo know Co la iIE7
 Constipation, st0u l "a b., 71-.,-1z! a- |. .r-iu. ai.mclt Ns- ture 1lirr.-s -l- ut;rost -a-alarity 1f ths bow e--. Therefore alsi-r rarl-r hy tlsinr Sinl1nr-s fee-ua-.
 6i!iousnesS. One 1r two tahicsr oonfui will relieve all the troubles iHcitent fo uIliots state. such as uau- seq di1Ziness. drossi1ess, distress after eatIu- to blL --. h11 taste lc tuo uuct1.
 3slaTis. Para'as nay avoid aiI attacks by oecasioYa. E iakirg dose c- simmons LI-or Rfen.stor -,, kecp ti.5 Liver iu healthy acton.
 B2d Breath. seneully arising from a as r-,.a-ef sto-1acb ca,. oe corrected a5 taking Si-Imous L5var Eeguls Cor.
 laEadiCe. Simmons Liyai Regulator soon erniicates tis- dlse 50 from the system. islving the sxia clear and free from aii impurities.
 Collie Children suffering with ClIc soon exp-reree -eliof when -.mmuIs Iiyor Regulator Is ad miEistered. Adult also derive great benefit from tbIs uielhclue. l- Is not unpleasant: l. is harm less and effective Purely vegetable.
 Bladder and hidnry~ Most of the diseases of -he bladder oririrafr from those of Che kidney restofs the trfio, ,f ,i the Ter teiy and 'th tLe Eiseys and bladdos ;fr-- Taze only the gsaulue. which always has on the Irapper the r-,t trade mark and signature of J. il. ZEILIN & CO, Sold hg all DrrE-is.s PHuADr1pHf, f,.
 u,ha5dkvr-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
EE OuSnSSS


One 'r two rablcsr srooufuis will relieve all the troubles incident To a bilioss state. such as nam sea dizziness dros-i-esa. distress afrar egtIr- a bIE- bud taste lr fhs -.lf,r..e
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

Simmons Livei Regulator soon erndicates tt.,- disc sse from ths. system, isaviug the ssla clear and free from ail impurities
 Hnlir
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

Pars'ls u.1y avoid al at.ac.ls hy occasiora ,, takirc "a dose @. simmons II-sr Krt1-.t.,- -- keCp fi.e Liver iu healthy acton.
 -L Il - :.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
IEEnliER.

geueS-i. arising from l.s rrJn-ad stouach. cai oe cor7-ctnd a5 tasIng Slrlmons L.vsr Ee..ul. Cor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

The books showed the Treasurer re- L. L---- L. c II
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
CoashpaNon.

tn1 r,-Tr,-;or vil rosit vriy cure tiis ter-ibio dl-.1s- We ezsa-. cup.s'ti -ai.y vhlr vC know
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

st1u lrt h- rg-,,-1-! sr |. fr-.ilu.. ai.mc1t Na- iuFe li.r.-s rla ut.ros- -.ra.lariry 1f tha bow
 'i-- Therefore a-si-r nature hy tlainE SimIno-s 5l-'ei isficl-4;ar 10 hfrU.ola. li.t and s5-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-06

THE New SToRE.-W. C. Hazard & Co.
have this week occupied the new store build
ing opposite the old stand. The new build
ing is so feet front, los feet deep, with Gel
lar, saleroom, storerooms and second floor,
all of which are filled with goods. An Of
flee in the rear, enclosed by itself, is one Of
its main features, while an elevator running
from top to bottom adds increased facilities
for handling goods of all kinds. This store
will compare in finish and convenience very
favorably with any retail establishment in
Portland, and taken as whole is not to be
outdone by any country store north of San
Francisco. 1t is a credit to the firm and to
Vancouver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-06

Drsrprc-r Coupr The Co,r< conv.ro,
',
on MONDAY AFTERNOON Judge john r. Hoy
presiding Cases have been disposed of al
follows:
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R;cs. d;sm;sssd a. n,a;nt;g. p,".;a anu '
Wm Cr.n. ~ =" R.n; .a = nsmt. ,.;,
,.d " ' '' ''" y "'' ''"''"
E.t.hroo.. =. NJ crorr. :, nro
Co.'s ~ .att,su,sn. '" 'op''' -" p'0
vss',;s. :. "a. =. s.s.,.
Catherine M Csrv a. Al wa Amelia 4, IVES WISE
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-06
Court HOUSE & SCHOOL HOUSE.

New TOWNSHIP SURvEYED.-The U. s.
Land Office has been furnished by the Sur
veyor General with plat of Township, 10
north, Range 8 west, IN Cowlitz county.
We understand there are several settlers in
this township who have been waiting for
some time for the plat to be filed, to enable
them to make their entries. Their rights
will hold good for 90 days from date of filing
plat in the District Land Office.