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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
BreNifieS.

< lame excuse IS the apology Of a one legged mau for not arriving on time.
 \ member of the school board sail in his remarks: Well, children. you spell wei. and you reads well. but you hsin't sOt still
 A letter directed ito the most honest man m Syracuse,' has been kicking ar0uud that town six weeks in search of .n owner.-Det. Free Press.
 l. is the unmarried joker who makes the most fun of women phe marrled man keeps within reasonable bounds On account of his religious home training.
 A lawyer only fifteen years old has neeu admitted to the bar in GeOrga. As he has not yet grown a beard hIs bare facedness will vie with his display of cheek.
 According to some astronomers We are now within the temporal radius of the oaneful and destructive power of the comet" Great Hevings, l. dot sO:-N.Y. Com. Adv.
 Jerseymen are mad because the 'Llly' didn't visit their little State, and one of he oldest inhabitants said the other day, Anyhow. compared to our malaria. she's no great shakes. '-N. i. COm.Ady
 T. was lately shown in a suit ID Paris that a married man had paid over S20.- Uu blacsmail rather than have hls wife know that he had written an actress two love letters. which was silly. as he c0uld have told her the same time he gave her -l.Uu necklace, and it would have been an right.-Ex.
 
 Tie first Spanish woman on whom the degree of VI. D. has been conferred is sa'i tn be a 'strikingly beautiful woman win liquid dark eyes, golden hair and complexion like the petals of a tea-rose." Dean. Dear We feeII awfully bad. Ni.l somebody please send for that de- hch;iul doctOr:-N. I. Com. Adv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Nsr To-dan.
Notice of Forfeiture.

TI'HE UNDERSIGNED BOUGHT ONE UN- | divided haif of the sO-cziled Champion mtnr. winch I- the hrst eastern ex ensIon of the P.uaeo mius. Mge-s district. Pima county and Ea- done one hundred dollars worth Of work on thr -ime for the var l--2 accordinE tO the law of tla cu.tutry. He calls uuou th- owner Of '. % other Aaf. NIT GCorge Hays. or those Vho might cls n under hIm. Co lCy. within ninety day from tHi- date. The half of The assessment work amounting to if } dollars and cost of adEer is- ing. and by failing Co gay. his or their interest m tE- mina p ould be forfeited to me
 FREDR. BECK
 Mger b4stur-. January .. lssa. !a-1 Ju
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Geo. Hearst, Of San Francisco. one of the best known and most successful mining men Of the coast IS in the clty Mir. Hearst Is prominent Democrat and chief owner of the leading Demo cratic paper in California. the San tran- cisco Examiner. ssand his name Is ire quently mentioned in connection with the '. ;. Senatorship from that State. If Democrat must represent Califor- ma in the Senate We know of no man whom interest and acquaintance would make more friendly to Arizona than Mir. Hearst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Official Records.
LOCATION NnTICES-

U Dorado, Aio district, January 10 + L Boyer, W r Boyer.
 GOodenough. Greaterville district | January l, Sebastian Banmann. Jessie and Jessie J. HelvetIa district December F, 1882, John II Rader. Black Rock mlll site. Tn Silver Range mountains, December 1. 1882. J k Zim. merman. G Milllken. " J Porter.
 Black Rock, Silver Bell range of mountains, December 1, 1882. J R Zim- merman, G r Milliken, W J Porter
 Cleopatra, Mouutain Springs district, January b, $ B R ot. Frank Peterson, Julien Raciue.
 Chrysopalis, Arivaea district. Jan ?, V E Rollins.
 Branch Mint Silver, Arivaca district. Jan ,, V E Rollins.
 Conception. ArIvaca district, Jan l5, Y E Rollins, Ramon Carrillo.
 Dixie, Empire district, Jan I, T P Bis land.
 Orient, Tucson district, Ian 10, Robt E key, I Garnier, O Moore.
 Geo W Osborn, Iucson district, Jan l, I R Garnler.
 Articles of incorporation of the Santa Catalina copper cOpany.
 d Ahl T D lGsstl cLt-I itl agent of the Safety Nitro company of California.
 Power of attorney from M Kirk patriot to Don C Picket, to sell the San Jose mine, on the Sonora line.
 Little Charley, Deer, Old Hat dis tricr, Jan ,, Francis 4 Drake.
 Good Fortune, Rosario, Tyndsll dis trict, Jan l. SOlou NJ Allls.
 Oakland, Neva, Patagonia district, Jan l, Dec Malcom, J Il Rice, L l Benedict.
 Bank Note, Greaterville district, J B Anderson.
 American Eagle, Santa Catal ua Mts Jan l, W fl BIXley.
 Telephone, Santa Catalina Mts, Jan !, " C RalstOn, W r Bixler.
 Le-tie A, Lucky Spring, Cayote dis trict, Dr D LybOrd one-siXtn,J J ? Culver one-siXth, H Campbell, one-sixth, D Glascott one-fOurth, Al Banard, one fourth.
 JulIa, Palmetto district, Jan l, A S White, c " Atkinson.
 South Carolina. Tucson district, Jan l, A 5 White, c W Atkinson.
 Atkinson, Palmetto district, Jan ], c W Atkinson, J Loggie, A , WhIie.
 Arizona Limited. tucson district, Jan ], 4 5 White, N A kelr.
 North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Tucson district, Jan ], A < White, c W Atkinson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

NIT. Joseph Sresovich has received and Is now offering for sale at advantageous terms, a car load of fine Eastern apples, also a large invoice of fresh bananas together with about three hundred pounds of Italian chestnuts, every one of which is sound and sweet. 4 car load of potatoes, said to be as fine as ever came to Tucson narket, will arrive not later than Monday. Buyers are advised to reserve their orders pending their ar- rival.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

The second annual ball of the Brother hood of Locomotive Bremen will be given in the banquet hall of the Masonic building on the seventh of February next. A hot supper will be served in the Cosmopolitan hotel. Mir. Moroney, the genial and popular proprietor, guarantees that it will be equal to the occasion and will do credit to the hotel and to the getters up of the ball.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Three wagons ot wood, one schooner and two trails, to which was attached ten mules, stuck on the Congress street crossing today. After a due amount of Spanish adjectives that are generally used for qualifying mules, together with generous donation of blacksnake whip, they succeeded in getting out.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Dr. R. F. Burgess, as previously an- nounced, has returned to Tucson and taken rooms at the Palace where he will be pleased to meet his old patrons and friends together with as many new ones as may be pleased to favor him with a call. The Doctor is a skillful dentist, a fact well known to many of our citizens who have reasons for approaching good work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC ARE HERERY NOTIFIED not ro pufcha-e any portion 0f any mining property Il he ta1abI or Comababi Mining Dis- -rItt- PIa County; Arizona. located by D. A- BeaiTc, .. f. ColV-ll. or by Bealrd and ColyseIl. a- hy vlr-ue cf an agreement V1th sad D. A. Baalri shall claim One-half interest in any elail locet-d by thsss part.ss.
 lsiznsdl R.H. CHoATg.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

The first issue of the Arizona Ad. vance," a weekly paper published al Yuma by c. L. St. OrmOnd, reached the CITIZEN office tbis morning. Its editO. rial and local pages are well filled with good and pnngent reading matter, re- lating to the interest of Yuma county and to the Territory at large.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
4 Positive Cure

Without Ne1t1cfLsz. ALLAN $ SOLUBLE INDICATED EDt ..-
 Patented October %. l-5s. ts1a box lc- v-ll cure any case Iu furr dag or .-r to. Q Wll cure tte most onzrra-1 -rea ru rTatter of how long standIue.
 N1 -au=s0u= doses of cuhei=. co-a.r or .. -arria-EOud. that are certain to prC..'--e .s sia by destroying the coatiu-.- Of tfe =l'-- l-.- Price. si 51. Sold by al drugEl-ts, cr ia on rec-lpt of price. [ G- further par-le 5-l'ls - for circular. P. Q. Box l...- J.C. ALLAN co. ss Jo-r street New I-.-E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
TrcsnN- Ian 1qth 1883

EDITOR CITIZEN: Recently you re- produced ia the DAILY CITIZEN a notice oi the Sample mine t4ksn from the New York Evening News, and intimated that further information upon that property would be acceptable.
 ! he Sample mlne Is situated in the San Pedro mining district about SIX miles southwest from the junction Of the San Pedro river with the Gila. It was heated m June 1878, and work has been prosecuted upon 1t since then from time to time. The development consists Of one shaft 4x6x23 feet; one shaft jx6xlOO feet all on the ledge. It Is true Assure ve!n of unknown width carrying over seven feet of solid free milling silver and gold bearing ores, in- creasIng with the depth, the average assays being over hundred dollars per ton. The mIue IS owned by residents of Piual and Pima counties, who are developing 1t Ht their own expense and thinking # good enough to keep, and having nothing to sell, have kept on the even tenor of theIr way Tn silent in dusrriuUs development of their property, aud I write you this item not as an advertisement, but simply in response to your request. Yours truly, 5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Tickets to the Firemen's ball cost but two dollars and half, supper included. They can be purchased from any of the members of the lodge also at the drug stores of Dr. Yorba and Dr. Fred Fleish- man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Any one knowing the whereabouts of l. l.. Leach will confer favor by send ing his address tO this office. He has been reported sick and his friends are anxious to ascertain his whereabouts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
' M'CoLLU,f.

Hon. \. McCpllum was born m Cana da, county of Prescott. in lSij, resided some time in Colorado, and moved to Arizona on the I4th oI February, 1870; has devoted his time mostly to stock raising. He Is well known throughout YavapaI county as a Elan 0f sterling ID. .egrity
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

The town IS at present being overrun with unfortunstes. As rule they are entire strangers claiming to be en route from the East to California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
w. H. SAVAGE

Hon. W H. Savage. of COchise, IS a native Of Ireland and was born in ISil. He enlisted ID the United States service in 1861 and served eleven years, seven of which were passed in this Territory. In 1875 he studied law and was admitted to practice in California. He returned to Arizona in 1880 and has since resided in the town of BIsbee. He r. man of recognized ability and influence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
DOUGLAS SNYDER.

Hon. Douglas Snyder, of Pima, IS a native Of Michigan and fl years of age. He is graduate of Eastman College, at Poughkeepsie, New York. Served m the Union army during the war. He has lived on this coast since 1867. He Is intelligent and active and will make a useful member. He is engaged in mer- chandising m Line City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

A Yankee has invented a machine to make cloves Ou: Ot bsssvood; which will reduce the price of the article 90 mate rially that 1t is estimated the young man who goes out between acts will save at least $50 year.--Norristovn Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
DR. [. D. SAtFiELc

-IG H-arnsy Street. san Frame '-co- taL
 Cancellations -fric-ly ruubdgurraI. lg .- Ger rr ar oE ca RIFE. For The convenience a- us- -laut- and iu order fp Insure perfect -arrar- T have a.irrtai a p-ivrte sl'.i--=. lr..a- Hrr. ell 4- r..--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Sixteen thousand dollars worth Of nine per cent. interest bearing city bonds are advertised for sale elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

SulEci-.t t0 show lr- merit. vili pa --Ht -. .ra one applying by letter. stating uls .ruH...la .uI aes. Curamuui ari1ls strcr'g cor. ..-..a.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

The damsels living on Maiden Lane, have, by the recent order of the Council, been put to considerable inconvenience and expense, inasmuch as they are no longer allowed to solicit custom from their open doors, but must keep them closed under penalty of arrest and fine. To comply with the law and at the same time make the situation as advantageous to them as possible, number of them have had venetian blinds hung as screen doors. IL Is an i'll wind that blows no one good. If the maids were put to a little xpenseit furnished work to half dozen carpenters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Messrs. Vosburg < Cline recently To- cated an abandoned iron mine m the PataEolians. At the time that La No ria was tiourishing the mine in ques- tion supplied the smelter at that place with Aux, some three hundred and fifty tons having been mined and hauled there for that purpose. The distance from the mine to La No-la Is about forty miles by the road, but the ore was rich and justified the expense of hauling. The owaers have twenty tons ot ore on the dump which they purpose to sell for Aux.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Finest white and req flannel under wear m town at Loweusreln < Co.
 Headache in most cases proceeds from n torpid liver and impurities of the stomach. It can invariably be cured by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. Let all who suffer, remember that sick and nervous headaches can be prevented by taking a dose as soon as their symp- toms indicate the coming of an attack
 Simmons Liver Regulator IS a very valuable remedy for dyspepsia, sick headache. torpid liver. constipation, piles and such like diseases. S. W. HoLT.
 President S. " R. R. Co. of Ga"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

7umpflou. Diabetes, Br.gbt's Dissaso,
 Insanity, etc. sZcsssas, nOn-use, Abuse 7f Ecll--sss Ii4il-l.tticn, Splna. and comp r.li.-- h-rnF 1u he above Ilt1l - i'-.4...r sa-l a=-'ll.ai Naakuess otstruC- lur,lGr and uec 1ssary acts Of lIse and . l.3 ueuts. Cures Guaranteed Dlsea .a ssuIto urinary organs, kidneys lIvc- u fer speciality. The many c0Ug glE r-- --- as7'- 0f 7Tomen -uectI!y -ur'd. c0T....
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

T h Is e "a . >trru = =theuiu Remedy and Nerve TONIC rsfh iHEfti- mlrr rU-l.r "I sv ..rfN U. 'fHH. DrH.H i.t ti'i, IN N-r-.- -1cIi ..-. ma H.Lr..-. H.I.-.p E... yu rri1u-t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Hon. R. c. Brown. of Pima, one Of the proprietors of the Arizona Daily and Weekly CITIZEN, was born in Nashville, Indiana, in ISiL For the greater pe- riod of his life he has been identified with journalism. He came to Arizona m 1871 and since that tune has been connected with this paper. At the No vember election he received the second largest number of votes of any man on the ticket. In politics he is a Repubh- can, as may be known wherever the Ill., tiuencs of the CITIZEN is felt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
F. E. GIFFO ORD.

Hon. E. B. Clifford, of Pima county, was born in Albany county, New York, and is now F years old. He came to California in 1859 and to Arizona in 1877. It will be remembered that NIT. Clifford was member of tho Eleventh Legislative Assembly. He was elected to the present Assembly by a very hand some vote.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

A gang Of roughs said to be from Ari- zoDa, are iufestIug Los Angeles to the terror O. the good people of that town. The uZhs are said to be some fifteen in number. On their way up they com mitted various depredations. robbing and beating m,n that were unable to offer resistance. On arriving in Los Angeles they began work by standing up and rObbiug citizens in the very heart og the town, but their little games were met VI b sPdecided a resistance that by midnight about half of them had found their way into the jug, and the police officers were at last accounts,
 making strenuous efforts to bottle the balance. A young kid aged about fifteen gave the gang the away.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

On Nov 9th, 1882 at the residence of Dona Rita in the town of Ariyaca, Pima county, Arizona Territory, at the hour of seven o'clock p. m., married, Miss Carmen Bustamante to RefugiO Na!en. suels, by V E Rollins, Justice of the Peace.
 Bond and oath of Geo W Story as Notary public in and for Pima county with Marcus kstz and J J Hamburg as surlties ID the sun of five hundred dol las each.
 Affidavit of Kit Carson for tho pur. pose of registration.
 Affidavit of assessment work on th5 Esmeralda mine, Myers district, for lSS- by r I Bowling.
 Appointment and oath by James Jamison, as Deputy Sheriff in and for Pima county.
 B F BlvIns to the Ajo Mining Dis trict and Development Company, the following described mines located ou the eastern slope of the Santa Rita mountains, Surprise, Mansfield. Bragg, Oriental, Star, Lillian, Charley and Pacific. also the following mines m the Silver Bell mining district, Riordan. Best Cochise, Hermosa, North Carolina, Wisner, Solid Muldoon, EvenIng Star, Grand Central, Alta, Lucky Cuss and Iron Clad, Slu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
BsE 30TTLE YEEF

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
DEEDS.

Trinidad Romero de Calistro to Jose Silva lot lu block l36, Tucson, SD.
 RObt Fraser to C Handy l-lO in- terest in the Silver Crown mine, Papago district, $50.
 W II Biiler and W c RalstOn to J T Newcomb E interest ID the Blue Jay mine, unknown district S5.
 JPCulver to E Barnard l6 ln- terest ID Copper Beauty, Lottle \, Flora c and the Lucky Spring mines, also It interest iH Copper Beauty mill site, Ca- hahn district
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Small pOx has a-ain broken out in the town, two cases being taken to the pest house this morning; possibly they came frem New Mexico. No alarm whatever need be entertained If due precaution be taken.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
W. A. ROWE.

Hon. W. 4. Rowe, Of Yayapai, the present Speaker Of the House, IS a ua- tive of Maine, but removing to Boston was employed in an importing drygOods house. From Boston he weut to Colo rado, and during. the four years while there was engaged iu mining. From Colorado he went to California. where he counted one amOng the many that saw the bottom of their pile on stocks Leaving California be went to Oregon, where he did large jObbIng business in groceries, grain ani produce, but selling out In 1875 he came 10 Arizona and en- gagged in merchandising in Prescott. As hls business increased he branched into the different mining districts. He started the first store at Peck. Tip Top, Nulture and other leading camps. He backed miners and prospectors in their adventurous trips, and finally drifted into the working and handling Of mines throughout the counties ot Iavapai, AIOiaye and Yuma counties
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
WILLIAM GRAVES.

Hon. William Graves, of Gila, k a native of San Luis Obispo, California, and was born in 1854. He has been To- cated at Globe for the past two years, and has succeeded finely ss lawyer His father is prominent lawyer of San Francisco. Cal. He k Democrat in politics.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Wanted A young man who is a com potent assayer and bookkeeper, also fair miuerglogist and understands the development of mines, would like a position as either of the above with sope company or business house, or to superintend the development of mining properties; wages no object. Inquire at rhis office or at Prof. Richards Asssy office for information. i11D6tW1t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
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CONTINUES TO TREAT .1r-
 C sesssuIly by Homeopathy -v-
 cry form pf Spoc.l sr C-ronil Disease without mercury ur nauseOus drugs. DIR. LlEai6'5 INVIGORATOR IS u0IrVe und permanent cuT1 for Soulr-L
 Weakness, Nervous and PnTslca. Debility Lest Manhood, Vital 6N haustion. and all the terrible rs- -ui-- of abased na-ura, exec 7s7s and youthfui foiiies. The Doe
 tor wIu aErse lu writing Co IY-- felt Si.0OO for @ case tL4t ls lI3- dertakes and fgll- co cure. The Teasou thousands carCot g-'G Scured of Seminal WGag gEss- and the above diseases tl la.-. 70 O. comp lcatlOn called Prls-s.1ri- hear lIch re-r -aa n r1r -.5y. DE Lt.Ig's N- F4lJHaIUt Hr.
 ctlzl for EroEtsl--.1 n
 either luvicors a.-. or Q blltios Si4 sr. ...
 dre-s securely 1rv--. .Hrr ..1.. servauCu. S=-.Hl- rHHass and Pr1ssaicril- .. fsum the body ri s. ... Ous dIsea-ss rt
 medical t-eatLll.- 4
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 arfects the vital cr- u causes destroying ai-ra-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

An item has been going the rounds of the press Co the effect that Prof. Geo. A. Ireadwell has been appointed 10 report in the Total Wreck on a proposition to sell that bonanza to English parties for s. Ojl,OO0. This k news to the Total Wreck owners The mine IS worth the price mentioned but the property IS not un- der bond but will be worked as soon ss the water works are completed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Some months ago mention was made of prospecting expedition having start ed for the upper waters Of the Yukon river, Alaska, under the lead of Edward Schieifelin, veteran miner. lnfOrma- ton k now received that fifteen hundred miles up the Yukon, at the confluence Of the Tauanah river, rich and extensive grave deposits were discovered, aver agiug u dollar and a half to the pan. The country IS difficult of access, the lukon being closed by ice until next June, while the trip overland from Sit ka IS as bad as a Siberian journey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

The Mexican Government are en- couraging the manufacturing of iute from Maguey plant ny the liberal offer of S30,O0O for each such jute mill in SIC cessful operation. They foresee in such manufactures new and important branch Of industry, that will bring in great wealth to individual town and State. On the plains contiguous to- Tucsou the Magu-y grows in great pro fusion. Enterprise only IS needed to turn it into money.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

A good cigar Is a joy inexpressibls to an old smoker, and the older the smoker the greater the joy, and the smoker on this occasion Is competent to judge of the excellence of two brands of cigars he has had the pleasure of sampling, one ci which comes from Topic, ou the Pacii coast. -tate of JaliscO, the other from Tuxtla, State Of Vera Cruz, Atlan- lanuc coast The tobacco is not only of excellent quality, but the make can hardly be surpassed. Thanks for the above samples are due to Mir. Antonio Y. Lomeli, Mexican Consul at thls place.