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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
HENRY COUSINS. Register.

it is hereby ordered that the foregoing uo-lc- of application for patent be published for t.a perlod Of sixty days ten consecutive weea-I lu the ARIZONA CTTIZES. weekly newspaper pu.- lIsned at Tucson, Arizona. which paper Is herehg de-icuated by me as published nearest -J.rt clam. HENRN cot SINS Register.
 First publication Noveuherj, I~S2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Medicines.
DR. LIEBiG. Fog si5 sEE3Y k41nSl1s5 SIR5ET'

CONTINUES TO TREAT sue A' sessfully by Homeopathy ev- cry form ct Special or Chronic Disease without mercury ur nAuseous drugs. bE. LiEBIG'S INNlGORAEOs is a positive and permanent cure for Seminal Weakuegs, Nervous and Physical Debility. Lost Manhood. Vital EX
 Eausti0n, and an the tprrlhle re-
 suits of shasai uaturp. cxct.sses and youthful foliie=. Tho Doe tor wlu agree m writing to for feIt Si.uUJ Tor a case that he uu- dertakes and fails Co cure. The reason thousands cannot get ,cured of Seminal Weakness and the above diseases is oWIng Co a complication called Pr0statOri- e hea. which requires a special remedy. DIR. LlERiG'S IN NiGORAIO No. 9. k a Specific cure for ProstatOuhea- Price Of either lUugorator, S2 per bottle. or 0 bottles sl0. Sent tO any ad- dress securely covered from ob- servafion. Seminal Weakness and Pr0-.at0rihel drain vItslIy from -l- body and cause numer- ou- diseases that hgfila ordinary medical treatment. IT allowed
 tu continue, the uullfural iuss
 affects the vital organs, which causes des-ru~inr diseases. Con-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Tucson has five hotels. The Palace, Cosmopolitan, Porter's, Russ and Occl- dental. The arrivals during the year lSS2 were 19,749, us follows: Palace, 6,6S9; Cosmopolitan. 3.274: Porter's, 3,ll4; Russ, 4,7T9; Occidental. l.940 There are a large number of lodging houses which cave accommodated at least half as many more. Four alone enter 3,357 arrivals.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Judge Pinney has called a special term of the District Court for Yuma county, to convene on the 9th or January, for the purpose Ot trying the contested elections in the case Of the County Recorder and County Treasurer The Judge will attend the Supreme Court, a4d if its labors are not com pieted by the 7th, then he will coutinue untd such time as the former body ad- .ourns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
NE EoITIE TRIE
Dr. SPINN EY,

No. ii kearnY street. Nua FrunclsrO. Gal {. Treat all Chronic and special Disease.
 YOUNG MEN A hO MAY BE- SUFFERING FROM THE W eiie t- of youthful foIlies or indl-cIe-iou. wIll do well Co avail ticm-elye- of this. the greatest boon ever land at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPiNNEI Will guarantee to for- ielt un Tor every case of Seminal Meukue=s or private tis-ase Of any kind 'r character which he undertakes and fails Go cure.
 lEiDDLE-aGED HEN.
 There are many at tho age Of thirty Co sixty who are troubled with ;Oo frequent evacuati0ns of the bladder, or'eu accompanied by slight slua-ti ting or burning sensation and a weakening of the system m @ manner the patient cannot ac- count for D examining the urinary d-uo-It- rOpy sediment Ill often Doe found. and some times small particle, of aIbImau will appear or the color wIll be of thlu mIlsI-H hue. again changing tu dark and torpid appearance. There are many mon wha dir of thi- difficulty. Ignorant Of the "..u-e. whlcl IS the -tcOud stage of seminal WeaknesS. Dr. x. wfl lsuarauf ee perfect cure Iu all such ca~eS. and healthy res toratlOu of the EeuIfu-urIuary organs.
 Office HOurE-lO to and 6 to -. Sundays. from co Co n a. n. Consultation free. Thorough ex- amIratlon and aIEice g..
 Call or address
 DR. NPiNNEY d co.
 w-f No ll kearnT sueet- San Francisco. Cal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

Frank Fslkner. colored, Of Mckinney
was arrested yesterday in thar town by
deputy United States Marshal Grant on
the charge Of passing counterfeit coin Of
the denomination Of 81. He was brought
10 this city on the evening sguth-D0und
train over the Teras utral ard lodged in
isH. Aner the arrest the cfirsr sent q
ruari with the prisoner, who said be de-
sired 70 20 % bic h0use % ret be cost and
detected HIN ss be threw three counter
ir-t dollars under the BED. The Euard Then
fogE the prisoner % tbe depot being m
ahie q get t1e money On ac-clnt ~ tte
rrsh Of negroes into the house. end De re-
r-rted The same n tie 0ilc p On the wsf
- the depot. hrUerer. the urir11er eife1lfii
81 90 psespe. Uhsn THE rrsrl 1re1 bic -
--f-rr INTO the ctr I'D n-ier 20 efrp BIN.
urfirh hsd tire rrsirrf efecf Soon sflsr-
ra-ls a r1orrtsd dcuutT sherif csue 81
me scene with revolver in hard lrt-r ~
-rlfe- ths frrrrrssi1n Cgirr 20 a i-.s-
-Ir-t. that ttre negro bed been mr.
fzrufr starifT sfrrIrlei the pee D. .f-
~ art 40 re- th- c1urffritif criu thruEr
rr1e- fh. hr7 -snf rlsr1hei then tacE 10
ffra 1rr.rt ririr.E as bic a-.T r=1rur - -
saa.7-e tf.s rf' 1ers ttaf b. srrar.1sai her
- - r-I.r r.re-eriel detectives Itrr erd.
/ e rh-i uirtt hare zen 5l01lg nlair.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
Gas for Nothing

Scientific prophets have foretold that
day will come when the residual pro
ducts" resulting from distilling coal will be
so valuable as to reduce the price Of gas To
a mere nothing. That good time has not
arrived, il must be confessed, but If we
may oeiieve the confident assertions Of a
gentleman at Chester, there Is already In
existence an appliance which goes a long
way toward fulfilling these predictions.
He claims to know peculiar descriptions
of oven for making coke, which, without
the help of high chimney, ensbles those
who use 1t TO drive steam engines without
any expense for fuel. Every ton Of cool
consumed in the oven yields coke worth
shillings and tar and ammonia worth
shillings, in addition TO 1900 feet OF gas.
II therefore the first two produces are sold,
the price-1l shillings-more than pays for
the slack coal from which they were
derived ss well as for labor, wear and tear
and interest on the capital sunk In the
plant. The manufacturer consequently
gets IA, coo feet Of gas for nothing from
every ton OF coal subjected to the process,
and this he can use instead OF fuel 70 gen
crate steam. IL is certainly bold claim
70 put forward. but it may perhaps. be
justified by the present prices Of coke, am
mona and tar. IT, however, these ovens
come into general use, the market value d
such products will assuredly tall heavily
in proportion 10 the Immense enhancement
Of supply. and in that case the prices
fetched would not cover the cost OF mate
rails aud labor London Glbe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
HOUSTON.
Negro Man Murdered-Arrested for Rob-
berry.

Negro Man Murdered-Arresteu hor n'o"-
berry.
HousroN, April E.-lspecial.l-This
morning two small boys passing through
the woods near the fair ground discovered
the body of a negro man with his throat
cut from ear TO ear, and q rope tied around
mis- neck, indicating that be had been muir
dered and dragged to the spot. The IN
ouest proved that the body was that of Mi
lam Wiilirms. but failed to develop the
motive for the murder unless for the small
amount Of market money given to him BY
! his emplove, j. G.. Baldwin. Two negroes,
one of them the nephew Of the dead man,
have been arrested on suspicion and lodged
| in ilI
This morning officer @. + Gorham, Of the
| fin ward, arrested man named McLough'
/ lin Tor robhiug another named McGraw in
the Fifth ward Of $40. II i
claimed that Mclaughlin got hcGraE
I drunk and fpery etrated the deed. He j
now in iail 10 answer for the ofIense.
The tnan Masters. who vss arrested Sat
urday for playing a confidence game 20 TIE
tune Uf so on two Gerflan preas5 D
ers o. Grimes county. is sill in custody
/ The uames Of the victims are Mss-rs. Becse q
and Large. they have been notified 1y t1i
martial fn sppear erd pr0-f cute, ana D
they Do not DO 90 Lasels VII have o D'
released.
HOusIoS, April 17.-rspeciall-Ths sts''
/ shooting tournament was continued today
I Tbe Houston gun cub vii banquet tLl
I visiting sp0rrsmen - tne Huichius Hons
Ifo-uorrUU night. Tie y shot, 10 cay IiiE
cons. FIRST prize. .. ". q. Dunn. Houston
second. D. w. Dolarhite. Dsnisgr; third
IW = jenkins Bastrnp. fourth. divided
Ia. Weis.. Houston. ana o.. DAYS, Col1m
bus. Third sh0f. sTeelrslaEes. D.Eeons
rurse $50. first. Geo. 7. Porter aud 4. q
Petit Houston second. ". l. nrullss
Liberty. third. 3. A. GariErl and y. u =
Dunn, fourth. j. r. Jemis1u and =, n
Drwur~. Fort Worth shoot No g. trs
r.rrre. ID. Albarf Eriehsou, Hruslurs Sc
ord. crll csre. 7. VI. Do n-li1f, litris1-
bird Mirthssirr rife. J q flfNee.lT AIS
TN. fou-th. 2 1urrre--Eers Tou1sr. ,
Urthrun. BrTar. stct 3. hTe psir clay W
sr.-s fr-f urirs. divided hrfueer j J
ref.4 A. rrf~reaiir E-ld y. =. jenkins
srr~rf frIdirr rrlt. teruasn u. E1rr-.a-
ari n j. Ea1.ier. itt-1. silver crr- A
E-i-t--re f-rrtt, . erl-'s--z--s rcElei
" ~ Eg1n-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
WONDERFUL CURES.

Thousands of letters IN our possession repeat
this Story: | have been u terrible sufferer Tor
wears with Blood and Skin Humors; have been
Obliged 10 shun public places by reason OF my
disfguring humors; have had the best physl-
clans; have spent hundreds OF dollars and got
no real relief until used the CuTlcuRA REM
ErIEs, which have cured me ana let my SKIN
ana blood as pure as a chllds.
Chas Houghton, Esq, lawyer, 2S State ST.,
BOSTON reports u case OF Salt Rhenm under his
observation for ten years, which covered the
patients body and limbs, and 10 which all
known methods of treatment had been applied
without benefit which was completely cured
solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, leaving a
clean aud healthy skin.
mir. and Mrs Everett Stebbins, Belcherlown,
Mass. write: Our little boy was terribly af-
hicted with 5crotula salt Rheum and Erysip-
elias ever since he was born and nothing we
cnnld give him helped him until we tried CUTE
CURA REMEDIES, which gradually cured him,
until he is now as fair as any child. Three
and oue-half years al date of cure, proving that
they are adopted TO the youngest child
II E. Carpenter. Henderson,, y. T., cured of
psoriasi or Leprosy of twenty years standing,
nv CUTIrURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful
cure on record. A dust-pan fun of scales fell
from him daily. Ply sicians and friends thought
he must die. Cure sworn 10 before a justice OF
the peace and Hendersons most prominent citi-
zens.
me-. These testimonials are national because
the CuTICURA REMEDIES are national and sold
vetvwhere in the United states and CAnads
Price: Cuticura 81 ct. per box; large boxes, 81;
t'uticura Soap, 25 cts; CuticuFn Shaving koap
Is cts Culicura Resoiyent u per bottle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

This bill provides that all minerals in the
lands belonging to the public schools, TO
the university, 10 the asylums and to the
state are reserved from the operation OF
laws for the sale OF such lands, and the
minerals shall be disposed Of for the benefit
of the respective fands for which these
lands are set apart. These minerals are 20
be at the disposal Of the state land board,
and when a prospec.or shall discover min
erals specified in the bill as coal, iron, tin,
copper, lead, silver or gold" lie shall iIc-
mediately stake the same in its apparent
extent not to exceed in size 700 feet one
way by 1900 the other, the corners TO be
marked by distinct stone landmarks, and
shall within forty days thereafter hle de-
scription of said mine, the county in which
IL ~ situated, the number of survey, the
company or individual 10 whom the same
was issued, and such other description as
is practicable. in the clerks office OF the
county where the land lies, or IL an unc--
gained county then in the county 10
which the same Is attached for surveying
purposes, which description shall be yea-
bed by an affidavit Of the fact that he IS
the discoverer of said mine. and that he in
tends to fully prospect the same and CON-
ply with the law pertaining TO the same n
good fifth. IL shall be registered in the
record Of deeds. He shall then nave the
privilege Of selling the rights be may have
acquired in SAID nine provided, tnat ne OF
MS assigns shall, within ninety days alter
the filing Of such description, have said
mine surveyed, and shall tile a copy OF SAID
survey, together with specimens OF the ore
taken therefrom, with the state board ~
Austin. After the fling Of such survey
and enpcifupsfu tho diacovprar NJ HE 0p-
signs shall WORT said mine for his own bes-
eft ana for the benefit Of the fund to which
said mine belongs said fund TO receive five
per cent. Of the gross receipts; provided,
the mines shall be worked subject to sucn
rules and regulations ~ the land board
may prescribe and, provided further that
any one taking up a mining claim shall DO
az least two hundred dollars worth Of work
per aunum on the same, furnishing annual
proof OF the same. Any one falling 70 com
ply with this provision shall forfeit his IN
terest, aud il shall be subject 20 entry by
any other person, and no judicial forfeiture
shall be necessary. The fling and regis
trAtiOn OF the description. shall be con-
siructive notice Of claim, bat all persons
who have heretofore discovered and worked
mines on said lands shall have a prior right
for ninety days after the passage Of the act,
in which 20 comply with the law as discoV-
ers. The bill was passed With the eme-
gency clause, and goes into effect as soon
~ signed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

DeBLIH, April 18.-On the resumption Of
the trial OF Daniel Curley this morning
Adams Regain made argument for the de-
tense. He declared the evidence given by
Kayanagh did not show Curley was IN
Phoenix Park on May 9th. His presence
there, said Regain, was indicated By Jas.
Carey, who said Curley was in command,
INIT Carcv an swore ~ save his own neck
He was doubtless in command himself OF
the assassins. Porter, the attorney general
for Ireland, responded for the crown. The
Judge then charged the jury and the latter
retired, soon returned and rendered YER
dict ofguilty of murder, and Curley was
sentenced to hang.
The 18th of May is fixed as the date OF
the execution of the condemned.
Attorney-general Porter, in behalf Of
the crown, declared the evidence in
sunport OF an alibi worthless aud
conflicting. Though Peter HanlOn
protested being in Curley''s company for
four hours, covering the time that the as
sassination took place, and claimed that
during that time he met various persons the
defense produced, but one Of these persons,
one witness, swore that Curley was in the
saloon. At the same time Hanlan testified
that Curley was in another place.
The Judge then delivered his charge 10
tn. Jury. and he spoke strongly against the
reliability of the evidence produced. He
pointed out that there could not be the
slightest doubt the murders were perpe-
traied at the instigation Of secret societies,
with which the prisoner was indispntably
connected.
Charre was completed at half-past two
O'Clock, the Jury retired Immediately, and
after a short absence re-entered the court,
finding Curley gully as charged In the IN
dictment.
The prisoner was asked fine had anything
10 say WHY sentence should not be pro
poubced, lie said he bad not expected any
mercy from the court. IL was unfortunate
that the Irish church was never without .
Norbury or q Keagh. He was a member
OF the 1nvincibles, but was not 10 PhWnil
park on the evening the murders were com
United. He loved bis country and coult
sufTer for her. Witnesses for the crow
hsd p-riured themselves. Curieg also ssit
be was q Fsnisn.
Amer the prisoner finished be was sen
trnrea 10 be hanged May u. As tbs o
r. were taking the pri-nnsr from
uoct be cried out in loud voice. God 50
f T--Hr~.H %
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
HERE ANN THERE.
"A
Preparing for s,katIus Charges
Against Superuibg Archl-
tect Ill.
The S'sr.Routc Trial Continues TO
Drag. ~ Usual, IN Weary
Length Along.
A Too HaSty Husband Takes His WIZ
for Burglar and Stays Her.
The South Carolina Election Cases
Postponed.
Other Matters of Public Interest.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE SEES,
sion of the committee to investigate the
charges against Supervising Architect Hill,
of the treasury department, will be held
with open doors. Newspaper men and
other interested parties are invited to at
tend. The charges will be read tomorrow,
and the investigation proper begin Monday.
Considering the unfavorable circum-
stances close, dark, illy-ventilated rooms,
and the unusually long, tedious proceed
ings, the beginning of the fifth month OF
the star route trial found the court, jury
and counsel looking well and in remark
ABLY good health. All of the defendants
were present, rather an unusual occur
VIM, A. Cook opened the proceedings
with statement which he said might Affect
the case under consideration. He had been
informed that notice had been served on j..
b. Price. recurring his presence in court to-
dav under pain of attachment. lie pro-
duced a surgeons certificate that Price
was suffering from cancerous affection OF
the eve, and was unable to attend.
Merrick replied that Price had promised
to attend with his friends at the govern
ment's pleasure, but in view of the facts as
described by Cook, an attachment would
not be asked for unless it became absolutely
necessary in order to comply with the
forms of law.
x-Postmaster-General James was then
called to the stand by the prosecution and
requested to state whose signature was at
tached to the kilograms showed to him by
Reerdell in the train from New YORK to
Washington in June, 1857.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
THE MINERAL WELLS IN PALo PINTO
COUNTY.
Fine Prospects---Telegraph Line-'-haiiro"o
Collegiate Institut- branch Asylum
Analysis of the Water.

Fine Prospects---Telegraph Line-'-haiiro""
Collegiate Institut. branch Asylum
Analysis of the Water.
MINERAL WELLS, April lG-[Correspon-
dence THE water of the Mineral WeLIs
has now been fully tested and its great Gu
rative properties are duly acknowledged
1t is second to no other mineral water in
the known world. Our prospects as wa
tering place are more ilattering than ever.
We have a telegraph lire just completed
and in operation to Millsap on thr T. IL T.
railroad, which places us in direct commu'
nication with all the world.
We have Just organized, and Will buhd a
commodious college building, to be known
as the Slaughter Collegiate Institute, where
ue wiIl.estsplish a tirst-r So institution oil
learning the equal of any in the state. Inc
main building is to be 30 oy 10 rect, Win y, u
wing projecting from each SIDE 90 oy 90
| feet. making front OF los feet. lnesIte as
| selected by the committee on location is on
| A commanding elevation close 10 Tue Cl.S
| on the west, yet retired from me morse anu
hustle aud overlooking the CITY ara huJa'
| cent country. IL is an admiraoie anu pedu-
| tiful location, embracing magnlhceht view
of mountain scenery, ,interspersed Win Vh-
| lev, hill and prairie. The GROUNDS, nearly
| five hundred feet square, are uohhteu W
| Nessrs Barber and Slaughter LOT the use
of the institution and the beneht oil the
neople. The establis hment OF this lnstltu'
ton will afford TO people who come mere
| for the benefit of the water an oppoltuul'y
| TO educate tGeir children the same !lthe.
The analysis OF the water ny an einihen'
chemist of st. Louis proves IT. to De ADMIR-
| ablv adapted to relieve and cure very
many of the ilis to which humanity are
subject. The water has cured without the
use of medicine nearly every case OF lhsan-
! h, ,ygr brought to tho wells. lhls iAcI
| In view of the great number oil insane IN
| the state. If the benefit 20 suffering human
| itv has any bearing on the question 70 De
| considered, and il certainly has, should Ce-
| lermine without any other cohsluerstlon
the location of the branch Lunatlc Asy-
| lum ut the Mineral Wells. But VS. haNe
! also fine building rock, mineral ana iree'
stone water, coal, timber, hlgh, heaitny ~
cations, drainage, fine scenery IN iacI eN'
erything needed for the building OF an asy'
lum in which most other places are oaaly
deficient. .r...
we have the assurance from men OF cap
ital that a railroad will reach our city Wlth'
| In the next twelve months.
The health Of the city was never better
and we have the promise OF the recently
elected city council that the sanitary IhNs
wi be rigidly enforced the coming sum
mer. -t... a.
puild a fine residence, invest IN CITY prop
erty. and open a banking house.
our prospects for the future are az We
can ak whatever reports irresponsible ana
unreliable parties may circulate 10 the ~ Soh-
trary. W.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
WONDERFUL CURES.

viii Mcdonald, .5i2 Dearborn street. Chicago
gratefully Acknowledges cure OF salt Rheum
on head. neck face, a. ms ard legs for seventeen
years; not able TO move except on hands AID
knees for one year; not able 70 help himself for
eight years: tried hundreds Of remedies; doctors
pronounced his Case hopeless; permanently
cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Uhas. EayIe Hinkle, Jersey City Heights N j..
lad u years Old. who for eight years, was one
mass OF Scabs and Humois, and upon whom all
known remedies and cures were treo in vain,
was completely cured by Cuticura Remedies
+. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit Nich suffered un-
told tor;ures from Il ikn Disease, which hp-
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. After the most careful doe
toring and con. ultation OF physicians fai ed 10
relieve him, he used the Cuticura Remedies,
and was cured, and has remained so TO aate
J. w. Adams, Newark, o. says: CuticEra
Remedies are the greatest wonders on EARN,
Had the worst case of salt rheuIn in the country.
My mother had IL twenty years, and d ed from
il. ! believe Gu icura would have cured her.
Myarms breast am head were covered for three
years which nothing relieved until used these
remedies, which completely cured me.
Chas. A. Williams, Providence, T. T., writes:
The half has not been told as 10 the great cura-
tive powers OF the Cuticuia Remedies. | have
spent hundreds OF dollars for medicines TO cure
diseases OF the blood and skin AID never fOuld
anything yet TO equal them.
uE- diseases of the Skin and Blood and Row
to lure Them" Il G4-page work illustrated with
p)a'es drawn and colOred from actual cases of
Skin scalp and Blood Diseases cured, and con-
tanning q hundred Testimonials, mailed for six
cents Ia stamps.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers

Dishguring Humors Humiliating Eruptions,
| Itching Tortures, S6rofula, salt Rbeum, Erysip-
| elias Iniantile and Birth Humors. and all 81 cd,
skin and Scalp Affections iniallibly cured by
| the Cuticura Remedies
Cuticura Besolveni, the new blood purifier,
clean>es the blood and perspiration of poisonous
elements and impurities, and thus removes The
cause.
Cuticura, the great skin Cure, Instantly sIlsys
Itching and Inflammation, clears the skin and
-calp, meals Ulcers and Sores, puriiies and beau
titles the Complexion.
Uulicura soap, All exquisite Skin Beautiier,
prepared from CutlCura, is Indispensable IN
treating skin diseases, aud for rough. chapped
or greasy skim blackheads, bio ches AID BABY
humois
Luucura Remedies are absolutely pure and
The only infallb!e blood purifiers ard skin beau.
filters.
| challenge any physician OF any medical
school perform with any or ali the remedies
of the pharm-copUia the cures Of Blood md
skin HumoIs that / will make s1cly with the
Cutic"ra Remedies. CdAS. MAIN, NJ. D.
II Union Park Boston,