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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Made His First Hit.

And still another New York million aire has put his son into business. It happened only the other day. He gave the young man S5,0O0 and told him to go out upon the street and speculate. Two hours later the son came back and said:
 Father, is profit of 5000 on my capital fair send-otf 2"
 "I should say so. How did you make itY
 Bought horse"
 "A horse !?
 "Just SO. I've bought a horse for S5,000 wIieh the owner all along has been asking S7,0O0 for, and If you have any more loose change I know where I can pick up tally-ho coach for half what it cost q year ago"
 The old gent didn't seem to have any more.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Graham Conntr Bonds.

There is a muddle over the sl5,000 Graham county court house bonds, growing out fl the blundering or inca pacity of the board of Supervisors. The form of the bond as at first drawn up by them and printed by their order omitted an important part, and were valueless. When this discovery was made, the draft of a new bond was made and the new batch was Autographed and printed at Bancroft X Co.'S, San Francisco. Mean while the legal time had elapsed within which the bonds should have been de- livered. This second trouble might have been obviated If the board had met and passed a resolution, placing 1t on the minutes, extending the time for delivery. This, however. they neglected to do, and hence the market for the remaining Sl2O00 is not good.
 It appears that S3,OO0 of the bonds as enormously printed have been sold, but at maturity m twenty years, If the same class of people then rule the roost as now, Graham will crawl out of its obi gation on this technicalits.-lndeI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
A Hurricane at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, A. T., June 9

CHARLESTON, A. T., June 2S.
 4 terrible hurricane occurred ID Charleston to-day, which caused con- siderable excitement and loss of prop erty. A frame building, which was newly constructed, WAS carried quite a distance. The smoke-stsck of the Toughnut building was blown down, and similar other losses happened The store of Herman Welisch suffered the greatest loss. as the tin roof of the build ing was blown off, allowing the rain to flow in torrents on the goods. The loss on the store and merchandise IS esti- mated at about sl,0O0. Had it not been for the kind assistance of friends the loss would have been much greater.
 ARMIS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

Congratulating the czar: It Is a cheerful reminiscence to brIng to mind just now that immediately after his cor OnstiOn, which took place under the most happy auspices, the late czar Alex ander II. asked one of the maids nj hon or in attendance how she enjoyed the cermonies. "Oh, SO much. your majes- ty." "I hope we shall have another soon"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
ST. JOHNS DAY.
How They Celebrated it in Apache County -Darling'- saloon.
 

How They Celebrated it Tn A Apache county
 -DnrIing'- saloon.
 ST. JoHS's, June 24.
 The festivities at this place in com uemoration of St. hn has exceeded anything f the kind before celebrated. At an early hour i ,he morning team were wheeling in from all parts of the country. The bells announced the open jug of the day's doing The ceremonies opened in the Catholic church by hold ing religious services. Alter mass the procession formed in line, being over four hundred yards in length, well be- haved and gente ] Americans psrticip- ated in the jubilee and stood on the porch of Darllng's saloon giving cheers to the passing crowd. The delegation from New Mexico constituted some of the most wealthy and handsomest If the Mexican women. The chariot con- tanning the daughters of liberty were supported by the wealthiest citizens of Apache county. All the modern sports were indu ged in. The beastly habit of bull fighting was at the request of Sheriff Pariz done away with. The day Was a busy one for Darling's saloon. Everything ended happily, and at night they beited the dust out of the floor with a dance. IRISH LORD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

S9O; No. lO6, R. II. Choate. services in spector election, s; No. l07, T. Gehler, services juror, s3S: No. los. J. Tro- bridge, services iailOr, SlOO; No. log, A. E. Carrillo. services jail guard, 80; No. no, c. T. Etchells, blacksmith work, Sls.50; No. III, z. l.. Tidball, services as U. s. marshal, S309.Sl.
 Ordered, that the account of L. ;. Willii ms, clerk district court, be re- ferred back with instructions to confer with district attorney as to legality of charges, and account of T. Lille Mercer be referred back for statutory affidavit
 Ordered that the board stand ad- iourned to July Sd at 10 o'clock, a. m.
 JAMES Fl. TOOLE, Chairman. Attest:
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsoS, PIMA COUNTT.A- IT.
 May Zg. X. D. i-s3.

TrcsoS, PIMA COUSTY. A. IT. [
 May Zi A D. i-sl. ITO SAMUEL N. SHORTRIDGE: YOU AXE | hereby nstIhed that the undersigned hays expended Two Hundred Dollars in labor and improvements uf on each Of the following ramed and described mining claims, situate m the helvetia Mining District Pima county. An z0ua. to-vit: The I0ui, located November -3 fssl, no ice of location is recorde m Book r of Mines page 22s. County Recorders Otlce oi saif Pima county; snI the Union. located June 2 fs-l, nO-ics of location recoried m Book Q 0i Mines, page 2g2. sad kecur' 70 = thce m order tO hold sand inning claims der tnr proyi-lons Of Section 2s2t, Revised Sta ufes of tho United States. beng the amount repaired co hold eacn of sad claims for the ,. sr- ending December 3i. 1ssi. and December 3i, iss2. And it within ninety days after thIs notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your pr portion Of such expenditure a. a co-nNner, Co r1r.. One Hundred Dollars on each of sad claims. you' interest therein will become the property uf ths under said ,ec.lOn 2s4
 F. W SHBRTRIDGE. E.pa a.-, STE puENA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Notice of Forfeiture

TucsoS. PM, COUSTI A r.. June 2, isss
 ITO JOHN DRUM dOND OR THOSE WHO
 | may claim under him You are hereby uOtl- lied that he undsrsigued has s1penfsd One Hur- drsd Dol srs in labor and improvements upon each Of the following banned and described min ing claims. situate m the Empire Mining Dis- trict. Pima county, Ariz ma. tO-Wit: Little En- fly. recorded February l4 1881. in Book R. psses 752 and 7S3. County RecOrdsr's Office of said Pins counly; also kl DOr.dD. recorded Decsn- Der 1. so. m Book L, pages 7il and 7t' ID sad Recorders Once; also UT "a. recOr. ed arch l7, 1881. m Book pages t5S and 457 m sad ks- cortef's Office; also Min ahlhA No 9 recorded June 5, ssoO m BO O. pages S2 and s2s la said k@cOrder'- Othce; aisO Saddie recorded ebruhrJ 10. lsoi. m Book P, page S9i m ant Recorders Othce; also GilrOy. recorded liecernb-r ]. l-l m Book L. page 942. m said R.c0rd- - Orlce. ID order hold sad mining claims under C. pfo visions of sectlon 232f. eVised -fatute- of the United State, b1ng the amount reIu r-d to holi eaGt of sad claims fO the gear ending De c n Der 5l, l--2. An if within ninety days after ID notice by ublicsfirr you faIl or ref1se Co contribute your proportion of such ezpan'hture a- a co-"Ere-, ypur tsrest herein vlll b-come the prope-tJ of the undersigned under said Sec ton 2sZi
 jessn ALBERf TRIBOLET
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
- DEEDS.

BE Karns to c Fairfield, an undivided one-eighth interest in the Blue Cap and Blue Wing mines, June 20, 1883. S4.500
 Frank Chapman and Sarah Jane Chapman, his wife, Mary Harrison, lot 6, block 23, Buell's addition to the city of Tucson. with two houses thereon, June 26, 1883, S1,5O0.
 William Warferd to Henry Burns, an undivided half interest ia Conqueror mlne. also au undivided half interest in COnqueror Mill site.
 Anton Mayr tn John Gardiner, lot ', block 234, 5000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

On the road to Mountain Springs some thirteen miles from Tucson is a wagan that has probably come down from the post plocene age. The wood. work is about gone, but the irons and tires are as good as ever. So dry is the climate of Arizona that rust seldom oc- CUTS. Wood keeps well too, for it dries thoroughly. In this instance the cause of its disappearance may have been from the fact that hungry burros devoured It in lieu of something else.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Probate Notice.

DROBATE COURT. PIMA COUNTY. A. T.. l In the matter 0f the estate of Gahino Or teca, deceaseo.
 Notice IS hereby gwen by the undersigned sd- miEistratriN of C e-tsfs of Gabino Orteg. deceased to the creditors of sand deceased. 70 present the claims, with the proper volcher tO zal a mi.Istrt tri1 at the Otii of S Ainss. Sli ? nninEtO street. Tucson. i'm co nty A. T within ten months after the frs. publication of thIs notice.
 Tucson. June l6 fss3
 CARMEN UE ORrEGA Administratrix of the Estate of ti,bino Ortega. dec ased ieiiN4t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EX CUTION ISSUED ID out of the District Court of the First Judi- clAi District of the Territory of Arizona. m a q for Pima County. on a judgment rendered in said Count on the ur-t day ef June, l--e in favor of NJ sllkIus and C k Sh0tweli and against the OlumbIa Copper Con pany No. 2 and Co ] m "a Copper Company No. 3, for 'he sum of four thousand and -eYsnty-foura and tlL dollars with inte est thereon at legal rHte i'll pald TO- eeiher with three hundred anu twenty 9LiOO dollars cost and disbursements and arci uing cOst-. have levied upon the following described D operty. situate in HelVetia NinIng District County of Pima Arizona Territory, to-wlt: The mining claims located and known a. the Copper King, the Copper FIend. the Tartar the North ar he HoOduo. the Hidalgo. Fl Escnndido the Victory tue PeacI Ranch. the Mohav k the Florida, the HindOo. the pheOurx, the Adfiatic the Baltic. the Reindeer. sn the Sky High No 2 and the hidalgo mill site the same being mora fully describe in adees' from George B. Shetard to George B. Chitteuden. dated June l9 h. lss2 and recorded m uber li, p1Ze- 556. 7ag 76O 76i and 762 Records of Deeds of Mines of Pima
 ounty, tO which recOrue reference is hereby made for a more complete description of said property.
 And notice is hereby given that on SNTUR- DAY. the Fist day of JULY, Iss3 ar I2 o'clock noon. in front Of the Court House door, in the city of Tucson. c. unty of Pima, l will sell at pubic auction all of the defendants right fitle and interest 10 and to the above described prop erty, tO the highest and best bidder for cash legal currency, Co -atisfy said execution and all cOsrs R. H PAUL Sser1T
 sherIfi's Office. June Zg. lSss. jeso wlt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

A lady of irreproschable ugliness bring sn action of divorce against her husband, upon'grounds which the judge evidently regards as trivial though he IS ss evidently unable to make her see the fact. Finally says the worthy mag istrate: Madam. then you desire your husband punished? You will not for give himE "I do. sir Never-r, sir-r." "Very well, then; I will deal with him with the utmost severity possible. Your petition Is refused.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
EARS for the MIION l!
Foo Chuu's BaIsan ui Sharks OIL
Positively Restores the Hearing, and Is the only Absolute Cure for Deafness
 Known.

This Oil IS abstracted from peculiar species of white shark caught m the Yellow Sea. known as CARCHAKoDON RONDELETu. Every Chinese hsh- erman knows it. I;s virtues as a resroralve or hearing were discovered by a Buddhist priest about the year lilO. Its cures were SO numerous and many SO seemingly miraculous. that the remedy was officially proclaimed over tbe entire Empire. Its use became SO universal that Tor over 300 years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid to any address at Sl.0O per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Card.

To all who are suffering from the er- TOTS and indiscretioDs of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc. will send a recipe that will cure you. free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send s self-Rddressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Ihnsn. Station D, New York City. o31-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

ESTATE OF CH ,s. s1uTH. DECEAsED- lL Notice Is hereby given to the creditors of aud all persons having claim against the estate Of Chas. Smith. deceased Co present hem. with the proper vOuche-s Co the AdmIl IstrAfor of said estate at his office N,. 3lt Congress street up starr, within ten months after the hrst pub hcstiOn of this notice.
 Dated st Tucson, May 2t, 1SS3
 II BUEHnAS Adu.inistrAtor of the E.tate of Chaa. smith ds- ceased isZ 4t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

The superintendent of the electric light works in Los Angeles came near being struck by lightning last Thursday evening. He had been taking Spanish lessons of a young senorits in the angelic burg, and she, concluding he had been too proficient in his studies, went to the works, and. while the young man was measuring the tension of one of the huge dynaInos, blazed away at him, firing two shots before she quit. Either her hand was unsteady or the air was SO full of electricity that the balls failed to hit the loving object of her aim, and the young man still lives. Moral: Don't attempt to learn Spanish in America
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

A letter was received here from Casa Grande, dated June 30, that mar had been picked up between that place and Picochs, Saturday noon, and brought in. He WAS in a dying condition, and has just died. He told parties who had met him about noon shat he had been work ing in Tucson on a sewer, and that he was a carpenter by trade. Parties here think that be is a MT. Johnson, who for merly lived here, and who has wife and daughter m Tucson. This man Is about 40 years of age, five feet nine inches high, sandy hair, with sandy mus tache and chin whiskers. The front teeth in the upper jaw on the right side were gone. He has blue or light gray eyes The thIrd finger on the left hand was cut off at the first joint, and band was tatooed around his right wrist. The man was buried Sunday afternoon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

Philadelphia is as proud as 8 peacock. 4 hotly contested prize-6ght was fought there last night Troy hears the news with envy. while Boston looks inquir- ingly at John Longtellov Sullivan, u. D.-N. Y. Com.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
DIED

GUILD.-In Prescott June 18th. Arthur &. only
 child of Jas. A. and Julia Guild. aged year
 IrOrths and 20 days- GILBERT.-In Prescott. June 27, isss. Mrs.
 Sarah F. Gilbert wife of F. F. Gilbert HOLI I~TER-At Silver Lake. near Tucson. T.. Jrne SJ. isS3. W. k. Holllsts-. aged about 30 Year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
No iCe tl creditors.

ESTATE CF JESUS CARRILLO pECEAsFD IL Notice is be eby -lven by the undersig1. ed i- inIsf r7ltor uf fh e-tite of Jesus c rrlio de ceased to the e edisD7- and all f..rsOnr havin z clans agalust ssIu decele [, Co present them glth tlie necessary Vouchers, 10 fhe sad admin lstrafOr af his residence. No 5n Nam street Tucson. Pima county. A- T.. within ten months after the first puoligation of thIs notice.
 . ucsO1. June 23 1888
 LEPOLDO CARRILLO- E-ecutor of the Estate Of Jesus Carrillo. ds- n fasa f~K
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Hear What the Deaf Say!

IL has performed miracle m my case.
 have no unearthly noises m my head, and hear much better.
 l have been greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped great deal-thInk sn- other bottle will cure me.
 " Its vlrtues ars USQUESTIONABLE and its OU- RArINE CHARACTTR ABSOLUTE. AS THE wRITEI. CAN PER<OSALLY rEsrIFY BOTH FROM ExPERI- ENCE AND OBsERv lTION. Write at once to HAT LOCE E JENNEY, Dey street. New York. enclOs- ing Sl.OO. and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable you tO hear ike any bOdJ else and whose curative effect will be perma- nent- You will never regret dQng so.'EDIroR MERCANTIIE REvIKw.
 s<-To avoid les in the mails, please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HANLOCk A JENNEN.
 DeV st. NJ. sole age ts for America. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

YOUNG MEN A HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W of youthful fOllies or indIscretiOn. will ro well Co avail themselves of this. the greatest boon ever lad at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPiNNEi will guarantee to for felt uu for every 'ase of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind CT character which he undertakes and tails to ure.
 MIDDsE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty who ars troubled with too frequent evscuatiOn- of the bladder, or'rn accompanied by a slight smR' ting or burning sensation and a weakening of the sy stem m a manner the patient cannot Re- count for. On examining the urln-ry depOsits 6 rupy ~sdiment i!i often he found. and some times small particles of Rlbumsn will appear ar the color wiil be- uf thin mil ish hue. again changing tO "a dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the rause. N hich i- the second stage oi ssminal weakn ss. Dr. S w1ll guarant ee a perfect cure in all such cases, and healthy res tOtatlUu of the genitO-ufinary organs
 Office Hour--lu to and to s. Sundays. from 10 Co n R. m. Consultation free. Thorough ex- amIrRtIon and vice. g..
 Call or address
 DR- sPINNEf 4 co.
 w-tf No n kearnv Eft eaf. San Franciscn (al
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
iESERAL FUND.

No. leO, F. Nj. Smith, services district attorney. sl,930; No. 10l. R. Potthof, services juror. s3S; No. 102, 4. B. Ssmp- son, services juror, $36; No. l03. Panl Morony, services juror. SIS; No. l04. R. Rsmshen, services jail gnard. so: No. l0S, M. H. Clifford, services jail guard,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Official Records.

 Locomotive mine, Quijotoa noun tRins; by Fl. E. Murray, c. H. Home. Quijotoa mine, Quiiotoa mountains, by same parties. Great Eastern Mine, Wrightson dis trict, by J. NJ. Wilson and J. NJ. c. Elliott. Old Crow Mine, Wrightson district, same parties.
 BRANDS. Certificate of brand of Al.agrscia Ochoa, OV.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
BORN.

MELGREEN.-To the wife of J. l.. Melgreen, daughter. July lst. mother and child dong we'll VESSELS. AJW nipple Barracks. June 2, 1Ss3, Co the wife uf Captain Vessels. son
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Probate Nntice.

ESTATE OF CH tRLES BEISwINGER. DE- lJ ceased. NOtIce I- hereby gwen to the cred itors of and all persons hrvlna claims against Charles BeiswIneer. deceaSed. 70 pre- rent them with the proper vuuchers tO the administrator Uf rhe esfate of sad deceased within ten muut- 6 after the first publication of this notice at his place of husinos- No SIl COngr ss r,-st tur- stair~l ID Tucson. Pima county. Arizona- June .. ls-3.
 II. HUFFMAN AdIninistrsror of the estHte of Charles Beis- wInger deceased. Je9-lt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Palace Hotel,
 ALTAR, SONORA

TEE oLY FIRST-CLAs5 PLACE IF l town
 Board with or without Rooms
 at Reasonable Rates. A stable and corral for the accommodation of Rniuals lapSl EYE d CHARLKY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
For Sale
MARICOPA STATION, 4. T.,
QUARTZ MILL.
Engine and Boiler, Com
 binatlOn Pan. etc.

X COMPLETE OUTFIT. NEVER UsEL AA Also, lnt of BLACK and GALVANlIh lhON PIPE Offered very low. to make snfr mesllAts sale. Apply to
 LISFORTH. RICE 4 co q Market streaS. Or CASTLE BROS. & LOUPE, 2ls Front stree Or to TWEED < HANCOCK AttOrneysFi. |. antr T anBLdf-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Cr. SPINNEY,
YOUNG MEN

No. n kearny street san FraneIscs. Cal. Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
FUNERAL or COLONEL D. CoNDIT SMITH.

The funeral of Colonel j. Condit Smith, VINO
died at the Ncw-York Hotel early Thursday morning
took place yesterday afternoon In Grace Church lne
coffin was covered with handsome designs in white cut
flowers representing an anchor cross and horseshoe
The services were conducted by Assistant Bishop Henry
C. Potter, and the music sung by the Grace Oh'u
cror The pall.bearcrs were David Dudley Field, Cyrus
W. FIELD General william T. sherman, Robert Harr'' y,
W. Child, Aimed Mills, Andrew j. smith ana
b. c. Saunders The last thIeo are from Troy, ~
Y Colonel Smiths immediate relatives who were
present we're his wife and son, j. Condit smith,
ir and his brothers and sisters, Richard 5mith any
Mrs Smith, Thomas o. Smith. Mrs. l.. T. WIFE, W. IL
H. smith and Miss Mary L. Smith. Among others present
were Mrs. Cyrus W. Field, Mrs. David Dudley rIelu'
Mrs Dudley Field, Justice stephen j. Field anu mrs
Field, Of Washington; Dr. Matthew j. Field E9ward a
Field, Mr. and Mrs. i. 3. Tamalge, y rs McoroeIy(
Paris DR.. Frederick Bedford. Judge SandersOh anu mn
ily OF California; r. A. Clark, Of NeWOreahsi M nlu
Mrs DcichInann Mrs GrOut, A. W. Kent Gc9rSe a. DlR
nus Mr. and Mrs j. T. COnant, j. j. Cisco ana liS, I
H. Bacou Miss Page Colonel Washing on OF Wasn i
T. L. Atterbury and General burnett Col9hel SniiI
body was sent 10 Buffalo aSt night and from hcIy W.
taken To frCdOnia, ~ Y, whore the Duflal VIII '"A0
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

Messrs. Leavitt s. Co., auctioneers concluded
yesterday tie sale of the antique furniture and be abrac
belonging to AS Hamburger, OF Amsterdam. Tho antique
silver ornaments mostly in fgrce brodght small prices,
nor can it I've said that the marquetere furniture COM
mandc large sums. These pieces for the part
Dutch limitations, but there also specimens Of
French and Italian ware Of superior character which
readily sbought good pfiees. An Italian cabinet In
ebony, inaid with ivory, and with finely finished brass
corners brought 500 after animated bidding chiefly by
ladies' An antique French eigbday hall clock rose
wood 1se with good brass niountings brought $40 A
carved highDacSed chair IN walnut With covering OF
Italian embossed leather fetched $50 good specimen
OF Dutch marquecrie ia the shape wiue-cOOler with
brass hoops and handles brought $40. Another good
specimen OF Dutch nlaynZ ia mahogany q secretary
with revolving top and brass mOUntngs This
luy examined by numerous wOuldbe buyers, and after
Keen competition 1t secured by a lady for 500