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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

The Superior cooking stove handled by ". F. Stevens on Msiu street, ap- pears to be the general favorite with all housekeepers at present, as more of them are now sold by the gentleman named than all the other makes com blned. Among the virtues clalmed may be enumerated its oven capacity and hned doors, large fine box, ground edges mica front, swinging wood fender, hinged iue stopper with broiling grate sunk m the hearth and lastly but not least the fire backs are guaranteed to last fifteen years. The finish of the stove Is excelled by none, and by those having a Superior in use they are pronounced to be the handsomest and best finished stove ever offered for sale. They are guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or the money returned. Try one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
DR. C. D. SALFIELD.

sIC INearney street. san Frnncisco. Cal.
 icns1ltauCns strictly confidential. by letter or otice EREE For the convenience of pu- ileuts. and In order -u insure perfect secrecy. ] have adopted prlvite address uader when nll racka.,eS are forparled.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

lmrutelry. Exfauta Vitality. Prem .turH De- cilue and LO>> GF MANHOOD. in all its complications and from vHni' yer cause produc.,I. Iya9rI. q ,,. -1d uauueg ri- u.o.d. otnrurtLpUs rhs Aarve-. Btaiu. ls.clt-- iFre-- rIun. Reproductive cr-au-, and Hf.-I-Il end Mental tacuII1r~ lt stops aE- ui. t- .r..I trhl'- ltatIrir dram uluri s. sy-tIl. r-'r,rrTs Iuvoi- urfs.Iy las-f-- re1iiltst nt. aryaIs. -rHlnnl lo---s wfth tha urtue. -.r.. SD ag-ti1rtisr tp mind and hody. it i~ @ sure v-sllu- tu- uf G.l EED%Et Al B ADDER COMPLAINTS. lt contains np iuiv.rou= IugrniIeut-. To thps. sUflrTiu= from tke evil cHscgs oi Nsuthful tndt~crrfiou> eF eNce7>r>. a spt cdy. Thor
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 FEED. Price. Ss..5O per bottl-. or tVe bottles Iu rst-@ with fl ! directions and advice <lO. Ssur secure from observation To auy auIre-s UT- on receipt or pllce or C. c. D. To he hai n.ig
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

4. W. Unthank, the well known civil engineer who has charge of the con- struction of the railroad of the Long. fellow Copper Co. at Clifton is in the city. Mr. Unthank carries a magnificent gold watch with the following inscrip- ton which tells its own story: Presented to A. ". Unthank by the Longfellow c. II. O.. for valuable services, 1882" Mir. Unthank will spend q few days in the city, will visit the Arkansas mine at Arivaca in which he is interested and then return to com plete his work at Clifton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

MT John Holmes, Of the Homeslte mine, has sent the Prescott Democrat an exceedingly rich specimen of ore from his mine. Mr. Holmes is, we learn, sorting ore and shipping 1t to the Howell smelter, having negotiated the sale of some seventy five tons to that firm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

So far as can be ascertained from the books of the city treasure7, lis total re- ceipts to date have been S2i, ,425.S5, and bis disbursements SlS,2322Z2- leaving q balance of S3.l93.63 unaccountei for as yet. but which of course may be account ed for later on.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

| quota | Terrt, | rhe wIth
 nllninl the am Territc past y, DOT ani able ra
 sought
 enOrrn. tusine, The increas an imp
 Terrro secure
 lrrlgati rlvaliul teglOns home pr,ftat plenty
 The [ tory h; prosper prosper theexc,
 The
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 sl0neIu Iu road er than an Tess an. lines ut vii ture VII opening many e howiunr
 PeopI, thatu unl Eey of pnOgress Atthe b time for the zen. Noresid the field but what Teas we l eonfden. tory
 HESRY lame, f. vas ar in histes
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Mir. Richard Nj. Durand, brother of the late Silvia and Thomas J. Durand, died in Deming on the 3d instant. He had been travelling in the interest 0, his health and was returning to Tucson, but on arriving at Deming he was obliged to go to a hotel. where, after lingering a few days, he died and was buried at that place. NIT. Durand was an old Califor- nian, having gone to that State in 1850, when but fifteen years of age. He fol- lowed the profession of minstrel, and m his day played in nearly every theater on the Pacific coast. He was a member Of the Exempt Fire Company of San Francisco; also a member of the Associ- ation of Pioneers. At his death he was nearly 4 years of age. It is the pur- pose of his brother Tlomas J. to have his body taken East for reiuterment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Prc-emptiou Proof
L.vp Dr--s ,r Trrs1N. ARIZONA. /
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L.vp OF--rE ,r Trrs1N. ARIZONA
 Er.a-.--- ., IssZ- N0TI~r Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NAbuA mako --, al r.-.lf fa -utuor- of his p-e--upti'r T.l.-.-..-l ~.--aralr No slu claim and secure mai .-.--, -Fa-.of and tiat -ucl proof glll '- ia frfs-.. fr. rtirar- of t-l- 1.iIce on f.- ll.l .i-, of J4ran- I--l a- iU o'clock. a. u-. for tl- ~ f T. 1F Io- Nn-sZ oVushlp I- x of Ears- " !. -.-I rrrs.- taa ullJsIrs az bis ssitls---- F-4 t..-- --rrHez Antonio koirIEue-. eollrd h-'i- f.rl and Prank ,.g-ueuIer. a-l ot p n1 e"-i-l'- HENkY COUSINS. Eelast-r-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Nothing Short Of Unmistakable
 Benefits,


 Conferred upon tens Of thosssnds Of sufferers could originate and maintain the reputation which AYEE's SAEsAPAEILLA enjoys. lt IS a compound of the bes- vegetable ai:eratiyes, with the Iodides of Potassium aui Iron.-all power ful. blooi-mal.ing Notwithstanding and life sus- taininE-and Is the most efectual of all reme- dies for scrofalous, mercurial, or blood disor- ders. Uniformly successful and certain, it pro duces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sore. Boils. Humors. PInpies, E-uptions. skln Dresses and all disorders arising firm lmpurIty of the blood. By its iuviEorzting effects it d. ways -a,isyes and often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is E potent rsuewer of waning vitality. For purify in. the blood it has no equal. I tones up the sys-en. restores and preserves the health. and i,upa-is vigor and energy. Forf0r-y yoars |; has been n ex-enssve use. md IS today the most available medicine for the suffering sick
 For sale by all druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Nr. Heuszey, ST., is in Prescott from Turkey creek district. He has force of men opening the discovery locat on Of tue Goodwin lode. The shaft IS down about loo feet; ore rich in silver; ledge large
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Application No ssS tor 70 Patent iur ih,-
 zrau Gap Hitniue gIuim

Us LAND CgTIrE I-Cs1N, ALIzoS,.
 December 2. i---. ' OrlCE is HtEEBI GlNrS ThtI r b. - war. p A l. at James N.C. Eliol' ylo q pu-fullt-- an re f- iv are ui J. c.. otile-, uc- -ou. A11u.la. have tI i- oay net treIr arpl a- upu For "a patsut for fifteen AuuI cd linear fe wl t.- lru- l lp mine ur veru tearIu- -IlvDr and copper wJra rface ground six uudr-d fe iu Tiltu. si-u.rrd In Har-Law mIulur dIstr cr county ui rla and I-rri.a 1f AnzUua and tssigua.eI by the ns.d no--- aI d oaicial plat ou ne rn rl- uiIc- l- Lot Nu. t1. -lI Lot Nu. is uell- l- follows. t1-uIt5
 B Inning tth i.itIa' g oHul1a-t st 'La v ea- OF claim. where t.e notice oi Joe f.gu l- tost-i- at u'-t sVi inches a-r g feet long. Iuar ed -!- e. No.
 Theuc. S B .s-. e mn. r. .la f-s- ro tre sW c' her 1 ell lr- ru post .Na iu hes aud : Ices e. HIau'l.l. Nr. 8. U r-..- district bears x 2 'He. alru. -H .t. .
 4.H-c-N N .s lt-- -. ..lr. . I.-.. f,a. tl S- c0r- her of .a i. 70 a post Zs inches and @ iee, '.-'. Thencs \ Il ds--. s5 min. V .1 feet 70 -ts east- r-ly end center uf clam. tu 4 poet .La ICc a feet long. market -l- ,- N-.IN
 la-nce N i5 % di l-ln- W ..l fe.. 70 t1- SE corner of claim to Q Ia-- .-ys iucI--. f-et l1ur r1a-gasl -I. V. No. '
 Tl.-uce -t deg. % miH. " I1aH faet tota. wv corner of claim tn an .a-c fro iuI-cH.- lu di7ue-e-. and marked -I. c. No.N Ni.-
 Thence - % deg co uiu- r. IH feet. -o fnsr .-s Of ha1I-uIr.-
 Nazuetic variation % deg. ss l.ia P. contain .fns lo-t-.o1 p- ttls uire i- rarlrda-l Iu rfe Rer0rder'- ol.cr of Pima cugutg. Aurous. Ter rlro 3. Iu Book J uf hrcu-.i- 1f Iir-=. l-e aI- !oi Ius c'a uar.s sr- none.
 Aly au. all par-ur- claiming llser7-ly any portion uf sad Iron Cap mi.e or surilr- ground sr" reIusr1t to Ale tlei. allvrr-e cl1lu- vi'l tie he-i-f-r Ds 'ae J1.tei -tafa- Land Otlre -t luc-uu. Il rae Territory or A-lzula. luri-s -Hs sixty ..ay- ps-.qi or pub l-a-Iol fe-r0f ur fit- WIll he ll-r-,i u- virtue uf tI.e provisions nf Che -fa-ufa-
 HENEi COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Foreman Fish has started a new in- clined shaft on the Specie Paying ledge, Mineral Hill district. It is hIs intention to connect this new shaft with the drift at the bottom of the present working shaft. This will serve the double pUr- pose of showing the character Of the ledge all the way down from the crop pings to a depth of 240 feet and estab- fishing ventilation. In the meantime work will be continued in the old shaft and the tunnIl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Shipments of Silver King coucentra- tians this week: No. 4n-2l6S9 Gs. value SI07G3.6S. No. 4l-222S6 ibS. value SIP BIOS No. i2-22J32 bs. yalue Si22GJ 3l. Bullion from amalgsmRtion expy- riuents. SS4-Sa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
pr. r.SPINNEY,
MEM

No. IT kearny street San FraRriSco. Cal.
 Treats all Chronic and special Di>ea>e>.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Mark Lully. city oil poster, is doing the business thoroughly. 4 dozen Dew boards were put mp yesterday. He pro- poses to put up sixty others.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

When making preparations for the recent cantata given under the director ship of Mrs. Dr. Gregory, 1t was found necessary to represent the Star of Bethlehem" by aid of a bulls eye Ian tern. One of the lads in training was accordingly sent to secure the required article. Incidentally the question was asked for what purpose the lantern was to be used. The hoy, quick with his reply, said: "Well, Mrs. Gregory wants # for fhe Star of Calahn.as-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Rankin. BFaTI8l < CG.,
SAN FEANCIsro.

The fOllONing ccmpGn.ss Ir Arizoca ll, ped. using these furnacrs: Copper Qu-en Mining Co.,. hi-fub 'rrt... Huachucl. Mining Co.,. ! g-t1u 1pirl Russell Mining Co., ' aI-inu Copper. Santa Iafsriua Mn4I. o.. .gi-suu toYrer Old Globe Mining Co.,. g -fou Copper. Long Island Copper Co. Sl-tou copper. Pinal ton. Mining Co.,. I s'Lton Galcnu- Ped Cloud Mining Co.,. ! rLion GalenG. Fl PlOpo Mining Co. I 5-tou ealgna-
 IN NEW sfENIuo Qneen City Copper O.. 2 ,4-ton copper. Superior Mining O.. [ s1-ton Copper. Black Range Mining Io.. iLtuG copIrF BOnHnza Mining O.. I t-5ou ti..lcua.
 IN OLD MEXICO. Bahu-rachic Mining Co. I 3Lton copper. San Juan de DiO- Mining O.. 2l.Ou es ar-. PlOmooa Mining Co.,. ! 3.ton ga lena. Quebradilla Mining To-. I 1l-ton ralena. Minas Nuevas Mining Co.. SLton es,lere. Qnintera MIninF ln. aLtnl .aIena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Application No. ss5 for Patent Co The ari
 roHa i,.as Mining Claim.
US. LAND OFFICE. TUesoS. AnrzoS,.

Ea Ea Uct.b-r Z1. 1>-1- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE - ' santa EItu Land and Mining Company. by e.. II. Lord. aceutXuuse uu-to1lce addry-- i- care of Geo. D. smith, General suferlnteldrut. Gala bass. Arizona, has tlls day nlel Its O.. pllcstl1n for patent for iIuu linear feet of tu~ ArIzuua King mIno or veIn- bearing copper and other minerals, Wlth sIrtare g' ound tUu feet m width situated m IlWu Mining ulstrlCf, county Oi Pima and Territory of Arizona. and lgr-a.ei by the held notes aut official plat on fac at this Oa.ce as Lot Nun ber e tiIla and Salt blver Me n han. saId Lot Nu. e being ss follows. io-ylt. Beginning at IuIrIal monument at E end oi claim at a pIue post -xi inches sIua.s Feet ! lUu-, set lu gruuLu and monument ui -toue-. marked "A Nu. L." from WhIch shaft So. b-ar- x .i deg W l-I feet distant. This l. also the \ W corner of the Arizona Queen Mining
 Thence \ 9 deg W alou, F end bonud1ry line of clam 5l' feet Co E corner of claim to a pine post 2x4 incl es sFalrr. fee, bong, m mouum eut of stsne- uaf ked A K No. -- Ineuce x -i deg W on sidr boundary liue of clam ijpl feet Go \ W corner Co % piue post 2xt inches sq are, , feet long. Iu monument of stones, marked "A k No. 8.
 Thence < g deg F sl feet along W end bouu- diary Of claim Co ceutrr of same. a pine post -xt inches square. fg-t long. m mound of stones. usrked "A K No. f"
 Thence < 5 da. F confirmation of line on " end 3u feet to x W corner of ann Co piue post 2yi inches square feet long, lu mound of stones.
 Thence \ si de. r. l-10 feet along < side boun- diary iIne of claim Co > r. corner to a pine post 2xt inches square. feet long. ID moEnd of stones. marked "A K No. G." from which q. <. Miner ! Monument No. Pima Mining DiFtrict. boar < ~ deg e mn E go feet distant.
 Thence \ g de. W along E. end line of claim 3ln feet Co the place of be-IunIu-.
 Magnetic yarlauou Ij deg r.. containing 4L65 acres.
 Th. ocatiou notice Of this clam is recorded in the Recorder u-iirn of hma county. Iu Book "C of Records of AIue-. page jiL
 The adjoining cialIuant- are the Arlz0ua Queen on the f.
 Any and an persons claiming adversely any portion of sud ArIzona klucmIne. Or Che surface ground are required Co Ele their adverse claim with the Register of Che United States Land Oalre- at Tucson Arizona. durug tle sixty days perCd af publication. or they wIu br barred by virtue of tae provisions of The sJature.
 NESEI COUSINS. Register.
 Itis i-r.ty ordered that the foregoing notice bc publI-lrI sixty daya ,ten consecutive wrez-I m rle Arizona , THEN. % weekly newspaper
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
1 fOrfnnatp Man

About the most fortunate man ID this city appears to be the Rev. J. F. Berry, pastor of the Methodist Church. Since coming here last April be has repeat edly been tue recipient Of valuable pres ents from his friends, and Christmas added another to the list. Himself and family were invited to eat their Christ mas dinner ct Mir. J. G. Goodman's, and when the pastor was seated at the table and turned over his plate be found, to his amazement, a magnificent gold watch. accompanied by this neat little address:
 XMAs, 'S2. DEAR PASTOR: This little reminder We consider the best hint we can give YOU. With its ''tick" to remind you that Time Is fieeting, and it's still small voice constantly making itself heard under your vest, We feel confident that you wlll never reach hlrteenthly" in your weekly sermons to save us from the wrath to come. May the hands never mark an hour of sorrow as the moments drop over toward eternity.
 Sincerely your friends,
 b. VT. NObBAANs
 D. G. GLAsCoTT,
 W. J. PORTER,
 c. H. ADAMS,
 E. B. GIFFoRD,
 G. A. AVERY,
 J. A. WHITMoRR,
 L. RICKABAUGH,
 l.. C. HUGHES,
 R. T. MELLUs. Mir. Berry IS not more fortunate than he Is deserving. Since his arrival here he has made friends, not enemies, of which the "Elgin" Is a fitting proof The people of Tucson are never slow to recognize merit or fail to reward it when so eonspicuously due. Mir. Berry is to be congratulated in bis good for tune and his friends are likewise to be congratulated m theirs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
HENRY COUSINS. Register. Hayues | StIles AtIorneys fnr apnlIcants.

,, Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice ba ruHil-lsd sixty days tteu consecutive weeks . in the Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper uEHlI,hed at Tucson. A. IT which pauer Is h--g- by -c-iE- .teI by me ls published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. l;eyister.
 fLr-f publication October 2 fS~a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Mir. ". J. Chamberlain is still m Mo have county. experimenting the cree tjon of bis samplinC mil and other quartz works.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

Its yIrtues are UNQUEs HON ABLE and Its CU- RATINE CHARACTFR ABSOLUTE. AS THE WEITKI CAN NATIONALLY TESTIFY. BOTH FRcM EXP RI- ENCH AND OBSERVATION. Write at once Co Han LOCK & JENNET, : Dey street. New York. CT c.os- ing SI.0u, and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable you Co hear h<e any body else. and whose curative effect Wlll ba perma- nent- iou will never regret doing su. Enron nBnCANTIIE REVIEW.
 tr-TO avoid los in the mails. please -s.d money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HATLOCh d JENSEY. : DeT st.. =. '. sole age tt- for Americn. wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Suicl-rt To show lts merit. will bs sent to any one applying by letter. stating hIs symptoms and age. Communications strictly confident al
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Miscellaneous.
GalSHa. SilVGr aGi Coupe? 0?e2.

PAg IFIC WATER JACKET = sIi.sF,t = Embrace many features tlat are eat-r-..g %, s ant Oi sreat practical utllits. Wti-h ar, -nvers' by letters pa;eut-
 No other furnaces can compare RItA those fsa durability and m capacity for Uulute-rlpt pied work. MORA THAN SIXTY of them ar, u,'s running on the Pacific Coast. giving results ues CT before obtained as regards cuutluucus ron ni.g economy os fuel, grade and quality o' bll lion produced. We are preuared Co demonstrate by facts the claims here made
 These Smelters are shipped m complete state requiring no brick or stone work. except q at for the crucible. thus saTIn-. great expense gfd loss of time in construction.
 Complete smelling plants made co orler wIIh all the improvements that experience has pruyei valuable m this class of machire-y. Skilled ard experienced smelters furnished when desirec io examine mines and Co superlntend cou-trUctI su and running of furnaces. Estimates givun upon application.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
HENRY COUSINS. Eel-i.r

it IS hereby ordered taa- rr. fo--z1Inl, uo-. . nf Application for Patent ha ruhlfslct for -r p-rlul u- f-i tHy- .tsu consecutive weeks. tr t.1 Crfizsu. .. weekly newspaper rUhI-hed at Iur-. - t.m1 county. ArIzulaL Saich paper I- i"-s't dls-Ileu4-a.i by m4 a- published nearest -Hr clam. HINET CJJ >lNS. RerIs.H- fir-- IubIratioa October % i.s2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Application No. eSa for a Patent for thc Tst-
 tg->Ou liinins claim.
LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS. Aalz5SN
 October =. l--2.

aNa | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Iht | ~ santa i;lfa Land and Mining Company. H1 | f- IT, ord. rE.ut. wLu>e ps-tolluc a1ire-- !. | slrr uf Georrs D. SmitE. General Suueriutrlt nut, Ca laha-a- A1zuua. Ef-- tiIs day rlsi Ir- al uIcafiul for patent for ntr--u hundred lar.r | tsH- uf tbe Patterson NIue or vrIu bearing e"T- ! rer and other u.iIe-4l-, wIth -lrfacs -rouut sls hundred feet m width. sItuatett su il Ha Mltti district. GO luts of Piua and Territory of ArIz.- . ua and ueSlguatad hy the teld notes and oIlcIsI r.lf ou uls iu -rl- o-Ira a- Lut Number ri tt .H. | S tlTer Meridian, sold Lot No. J being a, -- | lows. tp-wIt..
 Ea-iuuinr at the iniaaI monument at a.s. end ui Claim af g iLu. Iu-t -Ni inches -Isl1. - .t-.t lnns marked "P No. % -.-- Iu a cleft tH t rock. from which . x. mineral mouuuaa- NJ. 2 helr- q. deg e. nm 't a-.1 Iv-I dJ-raIf. Thence 0 Q deg ' --ti tre- along V end bonn ..- . rv of claim and -ie J. end boundary of t.s ~ar Xavier mITU-- c.alm to ~ W corner Co % ura. rn-. Zzi inches square 8 f-ef l11 1-. marked ? Nu. e. Thence -l ucs E Islu feet Co \ r. corner Ht claim Go @ pius pgef -Ni iuchc~ -4uar-, iet z long. marse'i "P N' @- -et ia mOuUmrH' Y
 Taance S9G,r W 300 feet along tt. g. .rI bluuuary Iue of claim tu center at rIlH poet -E . inches -laure. l--' bong. markell 'P No. c. --' Iu monument Hf sfrUas.
 ihauce \ % deg " confirmation of q sri .la. ot claim feet Co N t corner poet uf claim. Doe ing % p'ar post -st la. slua! %. i.''r in'.-.
 Thence < -l ger W a. ou- N side iH1ulH-l ..-. ot cllim % n f,-t tI N A corner o- cillr. t1 .- p1-t -x- Iuche- -Usarr. Q feet lare marked r N.r. fu mo rI uf stone.
 Thence S 9 ter E. along W eui ..ur .f s.... 4r fe-t t1 place or beginning.
 Magnetic v1r.a.iHu ii deg E- ciH-alullE --. -srH-.
 I-r .nca'in7 or tH.- mine i- recorded ia -t- s -tls-'- o.ll-s Yf fIma county. Hr.zlra. .. -u,. c. of Records nf Mines. pages -1. and -.4'
 The lt.1lrIu- cla4u-rfs ar- ou thH " .. -lH Alvler.
 Aug and an persons claiming l1vsrs-lg .l. portion of -Ilu Hl t.rs1u mine ur ~urfuc- <rosH. afa required Go u.- rle.F adverse clam v.I. "H H. ..H ' HH 20 HNrHs. Tlrs a In ths Territory of Arizoua- drrur f.. sixty days p.riod of publ rtflun hereof Cor ..H wili no lar0.i by vi-tu- of cle pr1vi-I-rs -. . -rIf-te.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

The Rogers Mining distrlct IS about fifteen mi es north from the town of Pinal and about twelve miles from the Silver King mine, and Is being ratidly brought into notice on account Of the recent developments and discoveries which demonstrate beyond a doubt that the various mines are as meritorious as their owners have represented them to be.
 MT. John II. Oldham, who for the past several We Ks has been sick in St Mary's hospital at this place, died on Friday evening last and was buried the day following. Mir. Oldham was member of Myrtle Lodge No. 42, A. O. U. w, San Francisco. Unfortunately the members of that order, here were unware of MT. Oldham illness till noti- fed of his death. He leaves q family in San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

YOUNG MEN A. HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE w effes ts Of youthful follies or indiscretiou. will do well to avail themselves of this. the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPiNNEi will guarantee to for- felt S5OU for every case of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind or character which be undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the ago Of thirty Co sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuatinu- of the bladder. orien accompanied by a sight suaTting or burning sensation And a weakening of the system In a manner the patient cannot lc- count for. On examining the urinary deposits @ rOpy sediment Niil often be found. and =oIae- times small partIcle- of album@n will appear. or the color vIli be uf thin mllSIsN hue. HCaIn changing tO a dark and torpid suueaunce. There are many men who die Of this dith Ilty ignorant of the cause. V hich is the -ecuGd stage Of seminal weakues-. Dr. \. wIll rUAruu @ perfect cure iu all such eases. and leal-hy r-s- toIBtion cf the seniiO-urInary Orruu-.
 Office Hour--ln to and to X. Sundays from 10 to II a. ID. Consultation free. Ihorou-i cx- amiratlon and aIvicr, g..
 Gall or address
 DR SPgNNEY d co.
 wifi No I- Ke4ruv sheet. Ntu frarcIsen. -i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
HENEi COUSINS. Be-i-.er.

IT t-h4rshv o-,la-.-i that taa far--uiu- notice of application for rrtart be puhlshed for tie rerIoI uf sixty lag- fftu consecutive glss--f m tre AurIua CIukEE. a weekly naw-aar,ar publ shed at T-c-1n. A J which .- has.- by dss, -ua.ai log me ls puhli-hal nearest surl claim. HENRY COUSINS Eeg..ter.
 FIrst publication Decem ber g. Is-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

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A young employee of Nessrs. l.. Zeckendorf ( Co. Mir. Max Cohn, after receiving his salary on Monday night disappeared and has Lot since been heard of.
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TOMBSTONE, Dec. g, 1889. EDITOR CITIzES-In answer to the above, I would state that am still kicking the dust of my feet
 Yours, MAX COIN.
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Miscellaneous.
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