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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Board of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met yester- day at g o'clock The resignation oi Charles StUaIt as registering officer at the Omega mine, precinct No. r, was received and accepted. F. c. Hughes was appointed to fill his place.
 Lower San Prelro precinct No. l9, was established and l.. c. Redield was appointed registering officer La Noria precinct No. 2D, was established and F. Harrison was appointed registering officer.
 The clerk was directed to publish a uctice that all the woodwork and ma terial of the old court house, except the adobes, and old furniture not required in the new building would be sold at public auction September 3Oth. The clerk was also directed to notify all county officers who have rented quar- ters for public business that DO rent would be paid after August 3lst, offices having been provided In the new court house.
 The tax roll having been examined, the chairman was ordered to sign the warrant on the roll directing the county Collector to collect the taxes.
 The Board then adjourned OSeptem- her 9th, lSS2, at o'clock p. n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Murder and Lynching.

Day before yesterday a rough cus- umer had some words with a French man at Deming, parties interfered and -vrTyone thought the matter settled The Frenchman a good natured fellow had e drink or two and felt rather jolly was singing and passed by the rough who said he guessed he would cut hlS Id throat, the by islanders told him Inc mad better not as there was some tough elbows in the place, and they would not stand 1t: he said he was pretty tougt himself and he did cut the mans throat Was arrested and when the officer went 4way the citizens got a lariat put il lround his neck and dragged him ovel quarter of mile and strung him over .
 telegraph pole. 4 jury was called, tho 'creman said. Gentlemen of the jury ,ou see that stiff, how he got there md who put him there, We don't know that iS our verdict, is 1t not; all said s#a-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
$500 REWARD.

WE WILL PAY THE ADOVE REWAki W for any case of Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache. Indigestion. onstipatiOn or COstIveness we cannot cure with Vests Nege table Liver Pills when the directions are strict, complied with They ara purely vegetable. an never faIl tO give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes, contaIng Su Pills. 2 cents. kOs sale by all druggists Beware of counterfei and imItatlOns- The genuine manufactured Oni by JOHN C. WEST & O.. The Pill Makers lsl and Is8 W. Madison street hicagu. Ere, trial packages sent by maIl prepaid on receipt o' a three cent stamp.
 J.F. YORBA Successor to c. H. MeJer
 No 35 C0ngres. St. Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Druggist Orders r1 mall at regular prices- mhi5-lyd&e
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

The Globe Chrnnicle says: Dr. W. F. Vail, one of the victims of Hawley and Grimes, went to Globe in '76. being one of the first settlers there, and was for some time the only practicing physician in that town. Of late he has been occu. pied upon some promising mining claims. near the Pioneer, that he owns and when fired at by Porter was on his way to them, having come to Globe for supplies. He was a native of keysville \. T., was about forty-two years of age and leaves a wife and one child in Globe, Andy Hall, the messenger, came to Ari- zona as a scout with the Powell expedi- tion. He had been in the employ of the express company for years and had an excellent record for bravery and trusti. ness. He, as well as Dr. Val, was a friend to all. He was about thirty eight years old
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

sumption. Diabetes. Brght's Disease, Jaundice Insanity, etc. Excessss. nOn-use, Abuse, Inhsrtt- ed Weakness, Malnutrition, Spinal and cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal diseases Debility and seminal weakness Ohstruct the Im- pOrtant and necessary acts of life and their en- iOyments. Cures Guaranteed Disea-es of the genitO urinary organs. kidneys. liver and blad- der a specially. The many compla nts and dis eases Of women speedily cured; consultation at Otice or by letter free and confidential
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrange pay meuts m the same manner as they vUuld en- ploy their family physician.
 STEICTESI SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address, DIR. LI Ir BIG & CO., No l0G Geary greet. corner Mason. San Francisco Cal Private entrance t05 Mason street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
THE HORIZONS.
PrrparIns for Large Immigration New settlement on inc t.ila-An EJe
 Tonards CoionIEing sonora.

Towards CoioniIing sonora
 Bishop 4. F. Mcdonald and Mir
 Beni. F. Johnson, of Mesa City, arrived
 in Tucson Friday eveing. They are
 with a party of five gentlemen and two ladies. travelling in three carriages, and started with the intention of making quite an extensive tour Of observation through Sonora, for the purpose of per- sonally examining lands suitable for agriculture, with a view 10 the settle ment of several Mormon colonies there.
 These gentlemen are indefa.Igable workers for the Mormon faith, and are now practically engaged in extending the settlements of its people. They have recently purchased large tract O. land at Giia Bend, on the north side or the river. including the Webb clam, water right which Is capable of irrigat- ing from twenty-five thousand to fifty thousand acres of farming land. The tract will be arranged to accommodate two settlements, few miles apart. Three or four families are already located there and twenty families from Utah are now en route tO locate OE these lands and make themselves com fnrtable and permanent homes. Under the great energy and fostering care of this religious denomination a rich and town will bloom in beauty within a few years. Fruits will be chiefly cultivated, and it Is expected that in five years from to-day Arizona will export largely from her surplus products of the orchard and vineyard.
 Messrs. Mcdonald and Johnson ln- tend visiting the colony of St. David, ln the San Pedro, and if the Indian troubles over the border do not menace them they will thoroughly examine SO- nora for suitable lands and the oppOrtu- mites for citizenship in that country.
 Bishop Mcdonald looks for large into Arizoua from the l north during the coming year, and he ! S looking somewhat into public opinion | md the feeling of the people regarding l such immigration. So far he finds | nothing but the most hearty welcome, l md is greatly pleased with the broad l iberalIty shown by all the people with l whom he has cOnversed on the subject. . Success seems to crown his efforts, and . D few years hence will witness the cree ! ion of thousands Of cosy, thrifty and ! permanent homes ln Arlzuna upon what | Ire now desert lands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
NERVOUS DEBILITY
 A cTRF GraRANTFEn-

Dr. F. C.. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment. a specinc for Hysterla. DlzzInesz. Con Tulsions, Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, Loss of Meuory Spernat0rrhOea- lmp0tency lnvolun- tary Emissions. premature old age. caused by over-s1ertiOn. -elf-abuse or over indulgence which leads Co misery. decay and death One one mouth's treatment, q a box or six boxs- foi e. United States c0ln- sent by mall prepaid or receipt of prlce. We warantee SIX boxes will cure any case. With each order received by us for sIN boxes. accompanied with i've dollar. VI will send the purchaser our written guarantees ., return tho money fl the treatment does not eiiec a cure. Hua-au-eea ls=uesi only by
 T. r. lOkBA. successor tO C. H. Meyer, NO
 25 Congress street. Tucson
 Wholesale and hetail Duggist- Orders b mail at regular Drlces. mhia-lydS~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
GInss and Crnrkerr Mare-

Messrs. A. D. Otis S O.. on the cor uer of Meyer and Pennington streets, are creating a rev lution in the glass md crockery trade. They aim to be, md without doubt are the most eIten- tive dealers in those lines in Arizona. Their stock, bought both in the East and in the West. k in every respect complete. They do a general lobblng as well as a retail trade. To the former, IS they handle goods in bulk, they give reference, and invite the attention of the trade not only of Arizona, but also that of Sonora, to whom they will sell crockery at San Francesca prices, freight added, and glass ware same prices,
 reight inclusive. Under such induce ments tt Is hardly probable that trade will pass them and go to San Francisco. The house invites the correspondence and attention of country merchants, and engages to sell them goods on the terms named, or To trade. Crockery ware ai san Francisco prices, exclusive oi freight, and glass ware at San Francesca prices, freight included. To retail buy ers they will sell at proportionate rates guaranteeing that no house ID the Ter ritory can under cut them in sale Already the jobbing trade IS largely m heir hands, and with the true spirit oi Q progressive house, they still seek Co widen their sphere of action. Whole sale or retaiI buyers will find 1t much to their interest to give the firm theii trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Mr. c. T. Etchells Is finding ready sale for his two carloads of Studebaker wagons, winch he received a few days since. They were manufactured ex- pressly for his trade aud are considered the best make for use in this country. Among them are road wagons, freight wagons, farm and spring wagons. Those in need of such articles will save money by purchasing wagons of that make.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

What will I do with my hens if they do not layY Let them get into your neighbOr's garden among the vegetables. If they do not lay, the neighbor will probably lay for them. The only troub. le about this method Is the hens are laid out SO sOOn.-Tex. Swift
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Married, at Charleston, August 25th, 1882. by B. P. Brown Esq, Louis B. Hudson and Mrs. NJ. English. It was the maiden effort in that line of the worthy Justice, who rose to the dignity of the occasion. The health of the couple was pledged in numerous bum pers of wine and they went away re- ioicing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Mail agents will hereafter be known as postal clerks, and the department ex- poets t. have the railway system re-or- ganized and operated under new basis of salaries after September lst. They will be paid according to work per. formed. from S270 to Sl,300
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Forty carloads of ore were shipped Friday from Marlcopa to the new shelter at Benson. The o.e is from a galena mine near Seymour. In few weeks the working force on the mine will be increased from 50 to 75. and all the ore extracted will bs shipped to Benson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

The Fronterizo learns that Il. C. Hughes, edItor and proprletor of the Star" will in the course of three or foul weeks visit Sonora, and hopes that the Mexicaus will receive him in as cordial a manner and dose him as he daily doses them through the columns of his paper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

A Chicago man who was sleeping with a brace of revolvers under his pillow was robbed the other night. He has thrown the weapons down well and married a woman who snores.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Governor Tritle has offered a reward of S6OO and Yavapai county also a re- ward of s6OO for the robbers who stopped the stage near Gillett the other day. Thls, with the standing reward of $500 of Wells, Fargo S O., makes a good, round figure for the capture of the rustlers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

The Church street lake is beng drained by the city. The fathers failing to receive satisfactory bids have ordered the work proceeded with as stated. The street, or lake, by the new drain be- ing put in, will empty its waters on the Court plaza, near where the old gate now stands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Mir. B. F. Bryant has secured from the railroad company, GOxlGO foot lot op- posite the railroad water tank, with the privilege of all the water he can use for the next five years for the purpose of manufacturing ice. He will put up a ten ton spray machine of the Beth pat ent, which IS said to be an improvement on the Tevis machine, now much used in San Francisco. by terms Of agree ment, Mir. Bryant Is to furnish the rail road company with one thousand tons Of ice yearly, and as much more as nec- essary. He will also erect a buIlding capable of storing five hundred tons Jf ice at one time. It is expected that ev- eryIhing will be in readiness not later than the first of March next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Messrs. John Doran, and John W Davis drove from Florence to Phe- nix behind a fine bloOded team owned by Mir. Aaron Mason, making the quick est time on record over that road. NIT Doran had charge of the team, and in his effort to hold the horses COvn to 8 reasonable gait he so tired his arms that for the next several days he was barely able tO use them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

The employees of the Pima Copper Company, out of respect to John K. Tyler. both as their superintendent and as a man, presented him with hand some locket and chain. The latter, woven tihgree gold, IS very handsome and cost in the neighborhOOd of one hundred dollars. The locket, made of gold and black onyx, is a fit companion piece for the chain. They were manu- factured by J. :. Lucas * O., and in the purchase ard presentation of them to Mir. Tyler, the donors honor them selves, and show their true appreciation of the merits of the man. Mir. Tyler will, it is rumored, leave Arizona in the course of a month and return to New York, his former home. He will take with him She best wishes If his many friends, who regret his departure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

A Mexican was run over at the A. T. S $. F. yard, last Monday forenoon, his head, both legs and one arm were severed from his body. He was lying under a car on the side track. The en- zine was making mp a train and hooked on to the string of cars one of which he was uuier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

General Reyes, Of the Mexican army. has notified Governor Tritle trat he Is ready to return the arms taken from the rangers at any frontier pest be may des ignate. Governor Tritle has requested the Citizens Committee and Board oi Supervisors Of Pima county to deslCnai' an agent to receive the arms. and als' sel ct the place of delivery. It is prob able that Captain Ross will be the agent appointed for that purpose.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
lR IIFRIG 400 GEAAY STREET Stts LiLgiuT San FranciscD

CONTINUES TO TREAT sue
 N sessfully by Homeopathy ev-
 cry form cf Special or Chronic Disease without mercury or nauseous drugs. DR. LIEBlG'S ISNIGORAIOR IS a pos tive and permanent cure Tor Seminal
 Weakness, Nervous and Physical
 Debility. Lost Manhood. Vital Ex- haustion, and all the terrible re- suits of abased nature, excesses and youthful fOllies. The Doc tor wln agree m writing to for
 feIt Si.pO for a case that he un-
 dertakes and fails to cure. The reason thousands cannot get SGured of Seminal Weakness and the above diseases IS owing tO a complication called PrnstasOri-
 hea, which requires a special
 remedy. DIR. LIEBlG'S .N- YlGORA TOR. No. Q. is a Specific
 cure for Prostatorlhsa- Price of
 either lnvIEOratOr. S2 per bottle.
 or bottles SIO. Sent tO any ad-
 dress securely covered from Ob- servation. Seminal Weakness
 and PrustatOrihea drain Virally
 from the body and cause uuIner-
 ous diseases that bafiie ordinary
 medical treatment. IT allowe,l
 Co continue. the unnatural loss
 affects the vital organs. which
 rsausaz Ias4fruvrng lTaf4a-aa Con =
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
OtVaried Staturc.

The story IS told of a well known pol iticiau of this city, who had the mis- fortune to have one of his legs shorter than the other. He would never carry a crutch, and his friends often wonder ed how he could get along so well with out one. One evening, feeling rather thirsty, he presented himself at the bar nf tue Fremont House. presided over al the time by William Pitcher. Resting un his short leg, he ordered hls driuk and while it was beng prepared shifted the weight of his body to his long one thus increasing his night several inches Shortly after, having finished his labor with spoon and bottle, Pitcher placed the delicious beverage which he had been concocting upon the counter, and with a bewildered look on his genial countenauce. asked: "Where m thun der is the little fellow that ordered thi. drink|- Helena Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Miscellaneous.

The Pacific Coal mines tunnel, Sono- ma county, is in 500 feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Boss" Shepard, whose career ID Washington made him SO notorious, is cutting an important figure in mining operations in Mexico. He is manager of nine mining companies in Chihua- hua, ot which six are backed by New York and Boston capitalists, one by Philadelphia and two by Washington capitalists He is developing twenty two mines; has fourteen large tunnels under way, and has driven upwards oi 5.OU0 feet of tunneling in the past eight months. The Boss is a marvel of energy, and will, no doubt, come out Of Mexlco with a restoration of the for tune he wasted in Washington.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

On the afternoon of August 30th MT. Gea. administrator from the Mexican Custom House, went into Isaacson and notified the people that the Apaches were within five miles of that place. The women and children were immediately sent to the Custom House for safety, and the men armed themselves with the few arms at their command and were ready to meet them. The town was pa- trolled all night to prevent surprise The excitement is not yer over, thouEh, according to the latest reports, the Apaches have been seen moving m the direction Of the Santa Rita mountains An eye witness also arrived and reported that he was followed by Indians for sev- eral miles. and that it was with diff culty that he saved himself and wife They robbed him of his two horses and took several more from other parties. Three men and one woman have been killed. The names of the unfortunate are not known
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Gen. Wilcox IS in receipt of tele- yram from Gen. Sherman saving that Gen. Wiilcox and regiment, the Twelfth In antry, now in Arizona, will hereafter be st ltiOned at Madison Barracks, Sack etts Harbor, New York"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

The Democrats held their convention at St. Johns, Apache county, on Mon- following ticket. Council-H. F.. Lacy. Representative, J. +. Breed; Sheriff, Thomas Perez; Probate Judge, F. c. Bunch; Supervisors, Henry Running and John Hunt; District Attorney, C. 4. Franklin; Recorder, Alfred Ruiz; CorO- ner, c E. Cooley; County Surveyor, Wm. l.. Vinal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Speaking of Arizona's exhibit at the International Mining Exposition. the Denver News says: "No richer or mOrt specimens are to be seen than iu An zona's space. One lump from the Cop per Queen Is shown, weighing ll5U pounds. This runs 2S percent pure cop per, lime, crystals and all. It presents brilliant colors which will draw the eve of the novice ss well as the expert. There is another large and beautiful -pecimeu, this from the Silver King. l. IS known as Yolybasite, and Is 7S per cent pure silver, or worth about S4 per pound. This Is emphaticaily "good truck" It is from the Pioneer district, in PInal county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
coNsTIPATIoN.
TUFTS HAIR DYE,

GRAY HAfE OR WRrsEERs changed to a GLOSSY BLACK by single application Of this DYE IL ir- parts q natural color, acts irsfantaneously. Sold by Druggists. or sent oy express on receipt Of q. OFFICE. 35 MURRAY ST. NEW YORK 4 Do. TUFTS MANrAL of Trirlhis Iafsrsstiu- ssd \ Arsefsl ksssips vtn bs .ails1 Fl-z appha>us1-
 ryaRfvU UaoHEW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Erand an1 Trial InrnrS-
GRAND JURORS.

 grand and trial jurors drawn by the Clerk of the District Court for service Tn September term of court:
 GRAND JURORS.
 c T Etchells, R G Balcomb, E E Clifford, Ed Longbottom, H B Penney, Theo Welisch, David Armstrong, D s Req, Jas II Toole, J NJ Kirkpatrick, B F Bivins, F O Shaw, Thos Driscoll, J P Preston, Jas Carroll, A Mckay, W $ Oury, J Nc c Elliott, Adam Saunders, l. Wakefield, l. M Prince, W A Scott.
 TRIAL JURORS.
 Geo B Shepherd, H Hewitt, Henry Horton, Ed Yerkes, H B Smith, Smith k Turner, D T Harshaw, Jas K Brown, W M Jacobs, 4 ! Keene, \ Borton, Geo l. Lynde, H Buehman, A r Appel, Samuel Hughes, A E Jacobs, Pete Kitchen, Jos Lynch, B c Parker, N Brown. W Y Wood, J D Andrew E, J J Hamburg, W F. Rusk, Wm Eustic4, Jos O Rourke, John Spring, Adam Linn, J T Innes, F Woffenden, ThOs Gates, l. Carrillo, John Young, Geo O Hand, M 5 Snyder, c $ Leon, J W Provard, J B Holt, H c Waltemath, r A Smith, W $ Reed, J s Fued, A $ White, H c Wiley, Thos Belknap. John Wilde.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

News was received in Tombstone yes terday of the killing of Wm. Johnson by Apaches. a few miles south Of the GUS tom house near the Arizona frontier D Sonora. Mr. Johnson had a cattle ranch near the head Of the Sonora rIver and had resided there for the past year and and a half He was about twenty eight years old and was universally re- spected by his acqUaintances. He Ea> formerly deputy sheriff of Cochise coun- tv and resided at Charleston.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03


 sion. Aversion to Society, DImness of NlslJn Noises in the Heari: the VI al fund passing tJn observed in the urine. and many other dlseasef that lead Co insanity and death.
 DIR. MINIIE Wlll agree tO forfeit Five Hun dred Dollars for a case of this kind the Vital Restorative under hIs special advice anu treatmentl will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found in It. bR. MlNIlE treat, all Private Diseases gu -cessfuliy without mar cury. Consultation free. Thorough e1amlna tlon and advice including analysis of urine $500. Price of the Vital Restorative, S30u a bot tie. four tImes the quantity, SlODt sent [, any address upon receipt of price or C. 0. D. secure feutn observation. and m prl vate name desired. by \. F.. MINTlE, M- D.
 n Ksaruy Street. San Francisco. Cal. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application D letter stating symptoms, sex and Age. tOmuu nicatlous strictly confidential.
 Dss. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- retieum. cures all kinds of Kidney and Blsddei COmplaints, GuuoTrl0a, Gleet, Leucorrhcsa For sale by all druggists; q bottle, SIX bottle fer g.
 DIR MISTIE'S DandeIion Stls ars th best and cheapest Dyspepsa and BtiIiOus cur In the market. For sale by all drugsyists- ieidfN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

General Carbo, Commander nf the Zone, accompanied by ex-GovernoI Torres, are expected in Msgdalena with authority from the federal government to supercede Governor Ortiz and de prive him of all authority. It IS said 300 troops accompany the envoys. TC meet this emergency Governor Ortiz + drafting troops in all directions, and threatens resistence to the last ex. tremity. It is believed that this will precipitate a conflict which will lead tC revolution.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Arrests for August.

The Tucson police made 9S arrests during the past month. Petty larcenyG drunk and disorderly B. assault with a deadly weapon 1, selling whisky to Ind iaus 2, fraud 2. assault and battery r, perjury ?, rape l, opium smoking ., keeping opium den 1, disturbing peace l. lighting 6, misdemeanor ', general bad character l, grand larceny ?, grand larceny and assault to kill l, using vul gar language l, robbery ], vagraney 9, and ? for malicious mischief; 46 Of them were Europeans. fl MexIcans and Ind iaus and T were Ch!~ameu.