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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
YELLOW FEVER.
The GeRuine Article at GuaymaS and
 Mazatlan.
No Drainage al GuRymas One Death at Magdale na-The Population
 Frightened.

No Drainage al Guaymas One Death at
 Magdalena- The Population
 Frightened.
 This morning the CITIZEN reporter noticed the n,sme of A. Ames, Hermo- sillo, on the register of the Palace hotel, and sought tho gentleman for an inter- yiew, which he readily accorded.
 When you were in Hermosillo did you hear of any cases of yellow fever at l Gusymas?"
 "I was in Guaymas myself when it first broke out It was brought there on the steamer Newborn from Mazatlan. The parties were stopping at the same hotel with my self heard them groan- ing during all the night, and vomiting. The next morning when saw them I knew 1t was yellow fever, because I have had 1t myself"
 What are the symptoms2"
 "It begins with pain down the back. followed by fever, and vomiting. Yellow fever is black vomit. That IS how it can be told from the common tontO or ma lanai fever that prevails ID Guay- mas and HermosIllO every summer.
 It Is reported that the only fever at Guaymas Is the tonto.
 That IS where 1 know different. Twas raised Tn & yellow fever country, have had 1t myself. and have Seen hundreds dle from 1t. 1t Is generally fatal. Tonto To N. .l- Al. doubts that 1t IS the genuine article.
 When did 1t first break out?
 About twelve days ago, and it seems to be getting bsd-that is, spreading. There were thirteen cases of fever down at the water front the day I left.
 Is there any in Hermosillo?
 Not that l know of. I helped to bury a man named Smith at Magdalena, who died from yellow fever. He was a clerk n a store. 1 am positive his disease was nothing else than the real yellow fever. How many cases have there been? \ conductor on a train told me there had been twenty-sevenc cases in five days. Two or three railroad hands at Guay- mas died of It. The lower class of Mex jeans are baGly afflicted with it. -@-N NNAN IAt+-L4bA AAAN' AA AA4A NO An Guf thing to check it2 Nothing, whatever. They seem para gzed. The doctors are overwoked. How Is drainage and sewerage at Guaymas2 It IS very bad. Iu fact there is none whatever. The town Is in very filthy condition. The streets are dirty aud | dusty. A few are swept and sprinkled. 1 Dirty odors salutes ones sense of smell l wherever he may go. Are the people frightened?
 We're much 80, and they are leaving by the scores and dozens as fast as they | can. They are coming this way fa-t. l The people of HermOsillo are worked | gp over the matter, but are doing | nothing 70 prevent it l have to return . there III a day or two on some mining | matters What motive does Consul Willard . have in delaying the facts?
 His interests are Ill there, and he 1 wants to make things appear as well as possible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
AppIIeaIIon for a Patent.
UNITEr STATES LAND OFFI( Tr-rsRx NEryoNa S.srfern her F

TrCS1N. AEIZoS.. September c. Iss3 NOTICE k HEE-EBi GIVEN THAT TEE - Silver Queen Mining Company, whoss post office addresz is care of T. l.. Stiles, Tucsc D, Puma county, ArIzOns. has thls day nled his ap- phcatIon for a patent for l5OO linear feet of the Silver Queeu mine or veiu bearing gold and sil- yer. with surface ground 5sj.S feet m wicth, st- mated Iu ArIvHca Mining District, county of Pima and Territory of Arlzona. and designHted by the field notes and official plat on tle m this office as Lot No. go tn sand dlstuct, sad Lot No. sg being as follows, to-wIt:
 Beginning at the initial monument on the southN esterly end Of the clam lalso the NJ ct'r ter of the Silver Queen West claim at 4Xl ir ch hackberry post fis feet long. set lia feet in the ground. in mound of stones, and marGsd 'a .. M. C.. =. W. Cen. No. l.;
 Thence g deg 10 min W Zll.i feet Co the SW corner of ciulm. to 4xt inch hackberry post, t3. feet long set lia feet in the ground. ln mound of stones and marked ''S. Q. M. c. <. W. No. IT,
 Thence \ e deg F min E lt@i.7 feet Co a pine post feet long. Set liI feet m the ground, ia a mound 0t stones. anu marked ''S. Q. M. C. N. " No. ilI,'
 Thence S g deg lU min E 2ss.s feet 10 point on the center Ine of the claim, distant lSOo feet from the initial monument, tO a pine post ix4 inches feet long. set ti- feet III the ground, n Hould Of -to.es. and marked $. Q M. C. N.
 Thence < 55 deg 10 min E S0O feet to a post 41i inches feet long. set IT, feet m the ground. m a mound Of stones and marked ''S. .. M. C.
 Thence < l2 de. e. min W i5lo feat to 8 txt inch poet. 4'l feot iong set feet m the ground, lu a mound of rocks. and mar.ei 'S. .. N. C. S. E. Cor No. Nl: and
 Thence \ 52 deg I0 min W 20 feet to the place of beginning
 Magnetic variation I2 deg iJ min E. containing Ig.eJ acres.
 The location Of this mine IS recorded in the Recorier's Otice of Pima county, Arizona. in Boos $ Records of Mines. at page 21O. The ad- i1lnInE claimants are, southwesterly. (. owners of the Silver Queen West mining claim. Other wise tue lands are public and belong Co tLe Unltd States.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Silver Queen mine or surface ground are required Co file their adverse clHims with .he Register of the United States Land Off, flee Ht Tucson. Iu the Territory of Arizona. dur ing the -iXty days period of publication hereof. or they wll be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. BEN M. THOMAS, Register.
 IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for ths pc Iisil of fu days lteu consecutive weeksi 10 the AEIZoSt CITIZEN, @ weekly newspaper published at Igcson. A-iIona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register.
 Date of fret publ cation. September sth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
ARISIAS WELLS BOOM.
Water Strk Yesterday in the Windsor
 Jl Bandhauer Wells.

Yesterd. was boomer in the artesian well busins. The well at the Windsor and Alderan Bandhauer's well, on the North Sid both struck water proving beyond padventure that water can be obtained any point in Denver by simply siIng for 1t. At 3 o'clock this morning, hen the well had reached 9 depth of out 325 feet, q vein of water was struc which has been flowing ever since at u rate of about three barrels q minute, alix-inch pipe being required to carry { the flow. The lot in the rear of thWindsOr Is full of water, and the ditchlto winch it is carried is run ming ban full. The water Is like that of all otlr wells struck, colorless and tastelessnd of temperature of about 30deg. 1T pressure of the present flow is sufficient carry the water, when cased, to abouthe third story. The desire, howeverj to carry the water to the top of the hel, and therefore the digging will coniue until another vein IS struck. This ve is undoubtedly that which feeds thDther wells of the cItY.
 Late sterday afternoon Alderman Bandhar struck big flow Tn his well. The owirs of the two wells had been running race to see which could strike water it, and that they should have struck Dn the same day is quite a CO., inciden. The Windsor well had the start othree days in digging, but the dought alderman, having superior machiny, had caught up in depth. Both vss have a flow of about the same amounT E the other wells that have heretobs been mentioned.-Denver Re2Qbicn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
NE GERMAN TREATY.
She Tex Notifications EN-
 changed.

The hriO Official published on the 18th insnt the text of the German treaty, q notifications of which were exchaDg, last month. The general charactef this treaty has already been gwen m e Two Republics. It consists of g Rrtes and extends in commerce and navition. reciprocity so that Mex jeans anGermans are to enjoy in either country ,e privileges granted to the subjects the most favored nations.
 The trty recognizes that customs jurisdictt extends to three miles from the coastnd it stipulstes that the i'm port duti on the products of either country All be regulated on the basls of the "ist favored nation" principle. On the sac basis the citizens of either country a to enjoy civil rights recipro- cally.
 The trey places the people of either country ,iding in the other on the same basia natives in regard to per sonal pTerty, but 1t is stipulated ex- pressly tk the acquisition of land shall be regultd by the laws now in force. The citizs of each country are to be exempt i'm military service or forced loans in tlother, excepting assessments of land Ohal estate, in which case they will pay | same as natives.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Assistant Adiutant GeperaI.

TIE STAR this morning perpetrates not only an uniustiiable statement, but a statement that n hoo alum would scarcely make, when it s avs that the CITIZEN stated that Hochstetter was a cousin o1Messrs. Zeckendorf. 1t was the forger's statement-not the CITIZENS, and the dirty attempt of the Star to make it appear to the Zeckendorfs as if the CITIzES,in giving Hochstetter's state ment, made an effort to cast an unpleas- ant reflection upon those gentlemen, K cOntemptible in the extreme. It is no reflection on the good name of Mr. Zeck endorf, and if the statement Is false, all there is to do is to say Mr- Hochstetter lied, and if it is true, it IS no fault If Messrs. Zecksndorf, and these gentle men have certainly too much good sense to take umbage at the statement made, but it is thecont emptiDle, ,low-mannered attempt of the Star to make pecun- isry capital out of an item that cannot possibly do any one harm, which is fowl.
 JUDGE PrSNEY has appointed E. l.. Peel United States Court Commits sioner for Cochise county; very good aDDOtntnenf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
THE GREAT ANTI-SYPHILITIC.

Le Richnu'- Golden Esl-sm Nc I Cure- Chancres hrst and second stages, S0res on the Leg and Body, Syphiltic Catarrh. di -eslsed Scalu. ard all primary forms of the disease Price, SJ.OO per bottle Ie Rirhau'- Golden BtIsam No. 2 Cures Tertiary. Mercu-ial. SyphilItc Attenuation. Pains m tle Bones. Ulcsratet Throat, SyphlL itic Rash. Lumus s-c.. and eradlcates all dis es.-es fro.. tLs -y--em, Shsther caused by bad treatuirut or ahuse Of mercury, leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price. $500 per bottle.
 Ie Riehau'. Golden spanish Antidefs for the cure of GonOrrhsL Gleet. etc. Price, e 90 per bottle. L@ Riehau'- Golden spanish Injection. a xazh for the cure of tileet Structures Disease of the UrethA- and RlsdieT, etc. Prlee. si-5O per bottle
 Le Riehau's Golden Ointment for the effec- tlvs healing Of SyptilItic Sores and Eruptlons- Price, SI per bOtrle. Al-o agents for Le Eiehau's Golden Ptlls, for Weakness, iOss of Physical powers. and all diseases arising from abuse and excess anu overwOrk. Price, $500 per Box Sent everywhere, C. O. D.. securely packed per express.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

IT appears from the August report, that the receipts of internal revenue have fallen of at the rate If S36,00O, zoo a year. But the Department claims that the falling off will not be more than s3O.OO0,O00 and may not he more than s25,0O1OO0. This statement is based upon the grounds that heavy pur- chases of tobacco stamps were made in May and June, which will operate to re- duce the receipts for the first two or three months of this year. The tax on 33,OO0,O00 gallons of bonded spirits will also have to be paid this year, unless the spirits are exported, which VII in- crease the receipts during the closing months of the present fsceal year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Patents.

A large lot of mining patents are ac- clmulating at the Land office m thls city. Some of them have been there for a long time. Owners can get thelr patents by presenting their duplicate receipts. The following is a list: Silver Cable. Oriental, Montezuma, Montezu- Ina Queen, Shorty, Extacy, May Bee' Silver Queen, Empire, Pocahontas' Duchess, Mammoth, Whale, Blue Mon day. Santa Tomas. Plomoso, Hendrcks' Cup-ite.
 The following list of patents for agrI- cultural lands are at the Land office m 'his city: Milton Mcdowell, Anna NJ Blnillas, Pablo Gallegas, Andrew Il. CargIle. Gallus Metz, James Brush Thomas Shortell, Andrew Starer. James Yades. Horace B. Smith, Perry H. Hll- ton. John \. Harvey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

THE Allison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad 6cials, have notified the citi- zens of Dge City, Kansas, that if they do not rerm and cease their lavless- ness, thsthe company would take up its track, Ia remove the machine shops from thaSlace. This plain speech of the rsilrd company, will be apt to bring thtood people to the front, if there arely in that town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
out of Their Own Month.

The Scripture says that out of their own mouth they shall be condemned. The following from the Star on the Crook question shows that they have admitted the truth at last
 ssTba Crook banquet business still hsngs fire and Crook had better come back and settle 1t himself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Hear What the Deaf Say !!

It hfs performed a miracle In my case.
 havc no Unearthly noises m my head and I hear much better.
 have been greatly benefited.
 Ny deatnsss helped a great deal-think ar- other bottle wiI cure me.
 Its virtues are USQUEsTIOSABLE and lts CC- NATIVE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS LuE w81TEE CAN PERSONALLY TESTIFY. BOTH FROM EXPEI.I- ENCE AND OBSERVATION. Write at once to HAY- LOCE & JESNEY Dey street New York. enclos- ing S1OO. and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable yOu t0 hear like anybody else and whose curative effect will be perma- neut. You will never regret doing so. EDITOR MERC AWHILE REVIEW.
 EFy-rn avoid loss m the mails, please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by ntYLOCk d JENNEh. Dey st.. Y. sole agents for America wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
4 Card.

sTo all who are suffering from tine or- TOTS and indiscretioDs of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, I will sead a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, StatiOn D, New York City. o3l-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

Mr. Al King, the enterprislng proprie- tor of the Palace theater, IS Tn streak of good luck. Last night he reoelved the pleasing intelligence that he had se- cured one half of the capital prize ID the last drawing of the Louisiana State lot tery, having purchased a hall 9cket This will give him the snug sum of slo', 000. and is the resultant dIyldend-aho the first one too-that Mir. King has se- cured ID eight or ten years specnlsuon in that channel.-Epitaph. Shake AL for your luck. Remember lightning don't strike twice in the same place. uo buy an orange grove or a Zinfadei vlne- yard in Southern California and settle down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
 OF ARIZONA.
Special Orders {
 No S9 {

Special Orders
 No. S2
 1. Major B. J. D. Irwin, Surgeon [. $. Army, Medical Director Of the Depart ment, will proceed to Forts Mojave and Verde, and return, on public business connected with his department.
 Necessity exists for the travel enJ Joined. IL First Lieutenant E. z. SteeveT. Adjutant Third Cavalry, IS relieved as Recruiting Officer at Fort duachuca, and will transfer all property and papers pertaining to the recru ting service to Second Lieutenant George Fl. Sands, Sixth Cavalry, who is appointed II his stead.
 III. Pursuant to authority from Headquarters Military Division of the Pacific, dated the 2Sth ultimo, the com mauding officer at Fort Grant will grant furlough for three months Co private John Reninger, Troop D, Third Cavalry. By order of Brigadier Gen. Crook;
 J. ?. MA RTIS,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

The five months pet cub in the engine house took an overdose of watermelon th;s morning, and caught the coic bad. He was taken out in the court house plaza. and after tumbling around awhile m paip died.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
DIED

MOOR-Sear PhenII. September &. Issa. Ptila1- der B. Moor. native uf New York aged 6l years
 TAYLOR-Naar Pheni1. September 8. 1ssi Mrs. Taylor.
 GOODWIN-TWo miles south Of Pheniz Sep tember a. I~s3. karie Goodwin daughter of Mr-. Frank Goodwin. aged 70 years SCHMTTZ-Ia Maedalena Sonora. sr the resi- deuce Of John Anderson. September 8. i-.l. Of bilious lever, Frederick Schmitz. aged about 90 years
 He vus native Of Coua-ance-o1-B0doI.sse Baden ion lake Constaucel. San Buenaveugura (Call and st. Louis German papers pleasa copy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

The depot seems to be a very popular place of resort of evenings. There IS an attraction in seeing the travellers from the East get out, and parade themselves on the platform, and look with sym pathizing dignity upon the poor natives. A majority of travellers rush through a countrv without informing themselves of anything aboutit, and being ignorant of it's wealth or resources, affect a con- tempt for 1t all. A little effort to m form themselves would remove all prejudice. There Is one satisfaction, Arizonisns can stand all such contempt: With sil ger and copper mines unequalled in out-put by the world, with grazing, agricultural and timber sections, mex haustible and unlimited she IS m dependent. With men as brave, women as fair. and children as promising ss the world ever saw. the peer Of any m ln- telligence and experience, the term Arizona or Arizuma, the name or A virgin queen that once ruled this land, nav vet be applied to her who wlll yet be queen of States.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
 YOUNG MEN ufHO MAY BE SUFFERING tR0M THE w .l.- tlof youthful fOllies or indiscretlOn, will lo well to avail themselves oI this. the greate-t boon ever laId co the altar of suffering humanity. Br. SpiNNEY will guarantee Co ior- feit S-uJ for every case of Seminal Weakness or private di-ease of any kind or character which hs Undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MiDDLE-tGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty Co sixty who arc troubled with too frequent evacuauous of the bladder, orfeu accompanied by slgnt smartiuR or burning sensation and a weakening of the system In manner tho patient cannot ac- count for On examining the urinary deposits @ ropy sediment VIII often he found. and some tiuies small particles 0f alhumsu wll appear. or the color wiil be of 8 thin mil.lsh hue again changing Co q dark and torpid appearance, There are many men who die of this difficulty, ignorant of tho cau=e, Which is the second stage 0f seminal weal,ue-s. Dr. \. will guarantee a perfect cure in all surh c-ses. and healthy res torafiau of the genIfo-urlnary Orlsans- O1hce H0urs-IH tu and 6 Co <. sundays. from 10 to n a m Consultation free. Thorough eI- amiration and advice, g..
 Call 0r address
 nR. ~PINNEN d co.
 wifi No. n Eea-uv street. San Francisco. tal-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

The event ol yesterday in Buell's sd- dition was the marriage of Miss Belle Hagy, of Concord, Cal, to Marlano J. Soto of Wilcox. The twain were by hls honor, Judge Meyer, made one, at the residence of \. B. Appel MT. h. Appel ofiiciated as groomsmRn and Miss Sole dad Appel as bridesmaid. The friends of the family and number of invited guests were present Among whom was to be seen the familiar face of our efilc- tent Deputy Sheriff, c. H. S0sburg, 0 re- lation Of the bride. An elegant repast followed the promises to "love and hon or. and health, happiness and prosperity were many times drank to the happy pair. Both are native CalitOrniRns and hail from well known families in Contra Costa County. They left for their home in Willcox this morning. in which place MT. Soto IS in business. The best wish es of their friends went with them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
EARS f0T the MILLION
Eau Chuu's BaIsam of Sharks OIL
Positively Restores the Hearing. and k tiiS Only Absolute Cure for Deafness
 Known

This Oil is abstracted from peculiar species of white shark caught m the Yellow Sea known az CAECH kEODOS RONDELETu. Every Chinese nsii- ermau knows it. Its virtues as restorative ct hearing were discovered by a buddhlst priest about the year i4lu. Ifs cures were so-Iumeruus and many SO seemingly miraculous that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entlre Empire. It's use became so universal that Tor over slsi years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid, to any address at Sl.OO Der bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

Dss. BINTIE'S Kidney E.uiru- Aenr- rericum, cures all kinds of Eiiul. sl .--.s. Complaints. GonorrhGa. Gleer. ia1ear--7a For sale by all druggists; q bC---a. .E -1-.ss for q.
 DR- MINTIE'S Dandeliou PiIfe lra -ra best and cheapest Dyspepsfa and isllilc llH e.lrs in the market For sale by all druEglg-s- is-esv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
BORN.

YONGE-In Tombstone. September 3d. Co the
 wife of J. F. N. N0nge. a daughter. CASTLE-In Tombstone. September @. Co the
 wife of Freierick Castle. . danEhter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

SuHicient to show it's merit, VII r1 a.l5 -r one applying by letter, stating hi7 -l1p-a and ago. Communications utrICtlg conn den --.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08

ciine and LOSS OF MANHOOD. tn -il lt. com mpiications, and from wAittvcr ctu.. produced. IL enrlches and purrres faa a.H SJ0engthens the Nerves, Brain, Mu c.ae al
 ton, Reproductive Organs, and fl.
 Mental Faculties. lt st0ps any unua.af' ee itafiug drain upon the system. prevr- .-e ia1 untary losses. debihtatIng dreua'a
 l0sses with the urine etc.. go t1-t.
 mind and body. It is su-e .ll-llr.- KIDNEY AND BLADDER CJ1lPltl.4o contains no injurious iEgred-suts- tu tf..f suffering from the evil effects uE ruuilifui tndi>crefious or cNccSScS. a spornt. iit.r ou.h and permanent GRE l@ C. IRAN FEED. Price. S2.5O per bottle or lra nc-sH in case with full directions and advice. ~ 20 Sent secure from observation Co any 1fa-ess r. on receipt of price or (. 0. D To be had r-.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
MARRIED.

SOTO-HAGY-In Tucson September 8. lsss. by C. H. Meyer. J. F., Miss Belle Hagy and Ma riano J. Soto.
 RODRIQUES-AREGON- Silver City. AuEi-t g. lss3 by Justice GIvins, Jesus ROdrigues and Miss GuanH Aregon. both of Silver City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Dr. Iiehig', InlisaEaisI

No. 2 is the only positive cure Tor FAJ-lA v tti- RHFA Price of either luylcorttor. s- DOT lat- tie. SIX for BIO. Sent Co any address 9l ra-e .r- of price. or C. O. D. Responsible persons r1u pay when cured. S-rictest secrecL mann tanned PgrIauts cured at home. Dr. L-C b--s Llsrsl arv has an elel-ant Druc store m -is hci...ir--
 loo freouent evacuauous ci tno l-a-br llt Ropv Sediment m urine gro symptoms or Sec oudary Seminal WaakueS- and i'rusrgiorri C0mpiaints readily yield co the Dl. LIz1Ia IEEATNEST.
 1r rriyate diseases cured for SlJ. l-ellaies l.- hcieut to cure will bc promptly sar.. vlth ts directions and advice on receipt CT SID. All pqgl,aces are securely coverei irum Co atserV-tlcr.
 InVISorafor samples Ere
 To prove the wonderful power 2. t' a' will be sent free Of charge. Persons arJlerinca free bottle will only hlyo ,1 1. a.- pressal-s on delivery.
 Most Powerful Electric Bcii- Tree Go Patients. Consultation. iNamtuat.on and advice free und private.
 Private Entrance. 4Oj Mason st.. > f-s Ni.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF | Jose Ms. Martinez. Probetr Court Pima cOun-y. Arizona Territory.
 Pursuant to an order of sad Court made on the l-t day of September lsS1. notice i- hereby given that Tuesday, the llti day of September. A. D. lss3 at n o'clock a. e.. of said day at the courtroom of said Court at the courthouse 10 said county of Pima, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said Jose Ma Martinez deceased and for hearing the al- phcation of J. II. c. Waite,uafh for the issuance to him of letters of administration with will an- nexed. when and where any person interested may appear auc contest the same
 LA. ANDERSON. JR. Clerk. . CSeptenber l. Iss3. seItd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
DR. C. D. SALFlELO

ZIG Kearney Street. San Francisco, Cal
 Consultations strictly confidential by ..f- or at office FREE. For the cJnveufeuc" o. pa. tients. and in order to insure perfect sorre'- have adoptesi prIVate address under which .. packages are fOrwarded.