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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
Assistant Ad
ACard.

E1IToR CITIZEN: We notice in your paper Of the 10th instant a letter styled
 Agent Wilcox's defense, which purports to be part Of letter written by him to he Hon. Secretary of the Interior Il. M.
 Teller. We take no notice Of the per sonal matters in it, that is for the gem tlemen as arraigned by him to do If they
 wish, but what we want to know about Is that charge which he makes as a Govt Official lO cabinet officer and which so greatly concerns the vital interest of the
 mining and mineral interests of this
 Territory. Agent Wilcox says, after ar raignIng Donald Robb, A. ii. Hackney, c. T. COnnell, Reuben Wood, Chas. A.
 Fisk and J. c. Tiffany, ex-Indian Agent.
 this -Chas. A. Fink, banker of Globe,
 was the financial mana ger of a syndicate that pretended to purchase the coal land on the reservation for the payment Oi
 forty dollars (S40) per head to fourteen 14) deceIved and ignorsnt Indian chiefs"
 Assuming Agent Wilcox knows or has
 proofs of this fact. as he writes to the Secretary of the Interior so positively about it. or else he would not make such
 A statement to the Hon. Secretary and then give 1t to the people of this Terri tory as a truth and fact, we resp ctful- ly ask him IS this sa matter of record either IL. his office or that of the Indian
 Department? If it is an official dOcu- ment if must be on record either in one or the other or both places. The facts in this case now presented so boldly and officially are of the greatest moment to
 the people generally of this Territory and as Agent Wilcox has allowed this letter of his to be published, We now re- quest. ask and If necessary, demand that
 the documents and evidence on which he makes this charge be produced. The matter concerns the whole com
 munIty and if such facts are m existence winch they should be before such asse r. | tions are made and given tO the public, they must, as before said. be matters or record and therefore not private but | public. and We request him to give us a ! certified copy ot the document or docu- menus and Ne will take care or the rest There has been much uncertainty | heretofore in this matter but as he has a
 govern ment official, as Indian Agent ioi- ! lowing Tiffany openly makes these
 charges, we have a right as residents
 and voters of this Territory now to de
 mand the proofs and thus settle long enigma to the interests of this Terri l tory.
 Nothing now but the facts and copies
 of the documents will satisfy the puhic, | either produce these or forever hold hls | peace. We congratulate the community on the speedy prospect of getting into the inside of the matter.
 PRo BoNo PUBLIcO. Tucson, March q. 1888.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
PeYTfctiy Harmless Used Inter
 HGlLY OF Erter7lGtly.

J. H. ZEIIIN CO. Proprietors. Manufacturing Chemists. Philacol- phia- Price. % cents Der bottle. Pint bOf- tles Sl nh2SdsE-Iy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
Ynrnn RnndN.

The disposition of the Board o Supervisors to extend the system ot wagon roads radiating from Tucson, ] commendable in a higa degree. Tn road westward toward the Gunsight vii receive their attention at the next meet ing of the Board, aud a road leading [, the base of the Santa Ritas near tht promising mining camps Will also b' considered. 4 good wagon road by Wal of Riverside to Globe CIty Is one of th, prime necessities Tn this lne, and lt l, said that a proposition to expend fan sum of money upon the improvement 0 such a road will receive the favorable consideration Of the B ard If that DOT ton of the road beyond the limits O Pima county can be put m good orde by private subscription or utherwis. For Riverside and its immediate vicinity there is no point in the Territory nor, convenient as an outlet for its trad, than Tucson, and If the existing rOao could be improved at a slight expens' between Putnam's and ScOtt's, where I crosses the Gila three or four times, first class highway would be provided This road should be opened, and wltbii a couple of months thereafter fully tw, hundred teams per month would ont and go from tlis city over that route an item Of some considerable conner cial importance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, WHIPPLE BARRACKS. !
 PREsCorT. March 16. lsS3.
SPECIAL ORDERS :
 No. % \


 No. 29.
 l. Upon the recommendation If his rOup and regimental commander, PrI- sate George Morrison, Troop k, Sixth Cavalry, who deserted the service of the United States January %, lSS3, Is re- stored Co duty without trial, On cOndi- ton that be reimburse the United States for all expenses incurred h hls appre- | tension.
 II. Paragraph f. special orders No. 9, l current series these headquarters IS so far l modified as to direct the commanding officer. Fort Grant, to detail one non commissioned officer and four men as guard 10 prisoners to San Francisco, Iu- stead of two commissioned officers aud SIX men, as therein ordered.
 III. The commanding officer, Whip Jle Barracks, will detail one nUn-com- nissloned officer as guard to the prIs- Oners ordered sent from his post, to san Francisco, by paragraph 1, department special orders No. 23, current series.
 The QIar,ermaster' department vi ] furnish the necess sary transportation, and he subsistence dePart tIDont will provide travel ratiOns, including sufficient money purchase liquid coffee, for the Deces- -ary number of days.
 ". Colonel E. 4. Carr and Captain L. \. Abbott, Sixth Cavalry. are relieved IS members of the board of officers in- ,tituted by paragraph ,. special orders No. 20, current series, these headquar- ,ers.
 V. Captain Adam Kramer and Sec 1nd Lieutenant Thomas Cruse, Sixth Cavalry, are detailed members of the board of officers instituted by paragraph ,, special orders No. 20, current series, hese headquarters.
 VI PrIvete Edward E. Gosse, Troop C, Sixth Cavalry. now at Whlpple Bar racks, will report in person without de- lay, Co the commanding officer, Fort Huachuca, for duty with his troop.
 The Quartermaster's department will furnish the necessary transportation, md the subsistence department commu- ation Of rations in advance, at the pre- -cribed rate, for four days, it being im- practicable to carry Iations of any kind. By order of Brigadier General Crook.
 !. P. MARTIN,
 Assistant Adjutant General.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
Miscellaneous.
DARBYS PR0PHYLACTIC FLUID,

Forthe prevention and treat nent of DIPHTHERIA. SCAELET FEVER. SMALL POX. YELLOW FEVER. MALARIA. ETC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
Murder in Sonora.

Captain Ihorndike, L. E. Page, Joe Bowman and man named McGowan returning to Tombstone from the Proyi. dencia mine in Son ra, camped on Mon day night in little valley south oi Cananea. Two Mexicaus came int, camp after supper and renamed all night. Early the next morning thes, MexicaDs began an attack upon the party by firing upon l.. E. Page, severely woundlDg hIm, and then they joined their accomplices in the adjacent rocks and opened up a hot fusIlade on the Americans. Page and ThorndIke managed to escape, but it is sup 'osed that McGOwan and Bowman fell victims to the fiendish murderers. Page and Thorndike finally reached the custom house at San Ptdru, where they were assisted to return to Tombstone. The officials sent a party tO the scene Of the affray, and Thorndike orgaBlzed posse m Tombstone to search for his missing comrades and, if possible, avenge the assault.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
Mining MnffprS.

A rich strike of siOJ ore is reported in the Tranquility mine, Tombstone.
 The Howell Co. have ore enough ID sight to un their works for two years to me.-Courier.
 The Tip Top mine is said to be in good ore, the twenty-five cent assessment to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Dan Hatz aud Fermin Meiia have been working silver mine near the head of the Bassayampa, which IS prov ing to be one of the best properties in the country. They have nlw on the dump over thirty tons of ore which as- says from S25 to S900 per ton.
 Prescott Democrat: The Harrington Winning Company made clean up yes terday at their hydraulic mining claim nn Lynx Creek, after a run of fifteen days, and realized over Sl,001 on the run. This demonstrates the richness of the claim. the only trouble al; present being lack or water. However, by the expenditure of a few thousand dollars, storing capacity can be arranged to en- able them to run for several months in the year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

Courier: The Clip mill. of Silver dis trict, drops its stamps for the first time ID it's history today. This mill and th' Clip mine, which Is run in connection with it, are owned principally by Messrs Bowers, S1ipmau & Hubbard, and from reports received Of its richness and ex tent 1t promises to te one of the leading mining properties oi the Territory. S far as good management may tend to- ward the accomplishment of this result the property couldnS be in better hands than those of the gentlemen named.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

Tine residents oD one O. the fashion able squares in Erie, Pa. were startled the other evening by icreans emanatine from one of tHe most lristocratic house. m the row. 4 policeman rushed in and with the assistance ofthe family burst iEtu the room If one d the daughters. from whence he cries had come. Sh' had been curling her hair with hot slate pencil. which she dropped down her back
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
An ImnorianI InnuirY.

LEWIS, Del, March 18th, 1883.
 MR. EDITOR: Telegrams of i'm. portance have beeu sent to Mrs. Joseph D. Mills a. No. --. Convent street. Tue. son, concet ing her son Ventur- D. Mills who is here. which teiegrams have all been returned to this office for collec- lion. the operator saying that no trace of the family could be found. Will yOu please insert thIs in y0nr porer that they or some ftheir friends may see 1t.
 Respectfully, H R. BUTTON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

Courier: The recent call for an assess ment on Tip Top stock has had the effect of making a few timid holders of the stock give credence to the report that the saine had peteFei. We learn from Nessrs. Al. Whitney and Jake Mark, who have recently returned from the mine, that it has some S75.O00 worth O; ore ID sight. and is looking as well as at any period of its existence. The deDth attained by the present workings neces- sitafes, however, the erection of better hoisting machinery, and it is to secure this machinery that the present assess meuf is levied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
In MenlOriam.

The military order of the Loyal Legion nf the United States has adopted resolu- tions on the death of Edward Dickinson Baker, the youngest son of General E. D. Baker, and also resolutions on the death of Frank Staples, who was agent for Wells, Fargo < Co. at Tucson. Both are ,ulogized as men of sterling chnrac- ter. and both were veterans of the civil WAT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

pond |nging |kness !, with
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

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 ONE IsOT TIE FREE
 Regular size Hottie of E-her luylgorato sent free 70 show the wonderful properties the GFcatesi snYtSoFafor known Co modef Scientlsts. Sfates symptoms. As,-, II narre,t, vt RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrange pay ments m the same manner Hs they NOnld en ploy their family physician.
 STRlCTESG SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address DR. LItBlG CO., No. 4C Geary street. corner Ai lsOn. San Francisco. Ga PrlVute entrance. sf1 Mason street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

The Paris Figaro states that P. T. Bar- nun has engaged the Rev. Dr. Talmadge to appear as Daniel in the Ions den. On alternate days Mr. Tslmadge will put his head in the lions mouth, while on the other days the lion will put its head in MT. Talmadge's month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Riser, Silver Bell. February 19, Wm King. c Stout, r Grout. Fort Wayne, Arivaca, Feb 2. Mrs l. F Sanders, Eihel Saunders. Alhambrs, Arivacs, Feb g, Mrs l. E Sanders. Halifax, Arivaea, Feb 2l, Mrs L E Sanders.
 DEEDS. Chas H Meyer and wife to Geo c Hall lot ?, block G, Tucson, Sl. Pierre Charouleau and wife to k c Pearson, lot II, block l99. S13,500
 MISCELLANEOUS. Marriage certificate by c J Hendley,of Wm Dobson and Eva Bollong.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
DR. c. D. SALEIELD.

2EG kearucy street, san Francisco, Cal
 ocs1ltauon- strictly confidential, by lerts or a office kEE. For the convenience of D tients. and in order Co insure perfect secrecy. have adopted pr1vats address. under winch al rlck klee- are fury- lr,iaG.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
TRIAL BOTTIE FREE

Suficie Co show Its merit. will bs sent Co ar one applying by letter, stating hIs -ymptot and age. Communications strictly c0nhdentis
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

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 ciIue and LOSS or MANHOOD, in all ii
 com mPlicltions, and from whatever caus
 produced. it enrlChes and purines the blO-a
 otoeng hens the Nerve. Brain, Mu.cles, Dige. ton, Reproductive Orgzn-. and Physical sn
 Mental Faculties. lt stops any unnatural debl itatlng drain upon the syst m, preventing inVo untary losses. debihtatIng drea.ls, semin. losses with the ur'ue. etc., SO destructive mInd and body. l. ls l sure etlmluhtor Of a KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. ] contains no injurious ingredients. To tlo~ suffering from the evil efircfs or y0uthfn inuI~crctions or rNCe>>e>. a speedy. thor oush and permanent CgHE I> GtAEAN FEED. Price. Ss.5O per bottle. or nVe buttl in ca-e. with fu'l directions and adVlce. Sit Sent secure from observation Co any address u on receipt Of price. or c. C. D To be had on
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
HedicIReS.
DR. LIEBIC. 4O9 @ GEARY sa. STREET,
A' San Francisco.

CONTINUES TO TREAT suo-
 V sessfully by Homeopathy ev- cry form of Special or Chronic Disease without mercury or nauseons drucs. DR. LIEblG'S lNflGORAIOR is a positive and permanent curs for Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility Lost Manho cd, Vital Ex
 haustion, and all the terrible re
 suits of Abased nature. excesses and youthfui follies. The Doe tor wlu agree ID writing to for feir SL0nO for a case that he un- dertakes and fails 70 cure. Iht reason thousands cannot get ,cured of Seminal Weakness and the above diseases IS OWIng tO comp ication called Prost2tor1- hea. hich requires a special rer.e.iy. DIR. LlEBIG'S IN VluORA TOR. No. 2. IS e Specific cure for Prostatorihsa- Price of either LnvigoratOr. SS per bottle. or c bottles SlO. Sen. to any ad- dress securely covered from Ob- serTation. Seminal Weakness and Prostatorihea drain vllall, from the body and cause numsf ous diseases that bsrfie OrtilnAr medical treatment. 1T allowe to continue, the unnatural lOs sffects the vital organs, WhicI cauzes destroying f.zs-a=as- Cor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

The late Council of the Territory of Arizona passed the following resolutions which were timely and well deserved:
 Resolved, That the thanks of this Legislature and Of the people here represented are due and are hereby ex- tended to Governor F. A. Tritle for the statesman like views contsIned m his recommendations 10 this body and for the promptness and fairness with which he has performed the arduOus duties devOlved upon him during the ses sion, and for the efficiency and good judgment with which he administered the affiirs oi the Territory cover which he has been called to preside as its chief executive officer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

T his Grea Stre % g tn henin Remedy and Nerv' TONIC Is the legIt mate result Of Ov, twenty years of pra,
 ical experience. an CURES WITH UN F LLING CEknA A rl Nervous and Ph -ical Debility. Sen nal Weakness. Spef matO rhua. Frost furrhua EmI-.lou-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
1aIGla, Silver and Copper Ores.

"AGIFIC WATER JACKET SHELTERS lmbrace many features that are entirely new iy letters patent.
 No other furnaces can compare with these i,,I durability and in capa .tty Tor uninterrupted gork. MORE THAN SIXTY of them are w unning on the Pacific Coast giving results nav r before obtained as regards continuous run ii-g economy of fuel. grade and quality Of bal ron produced. We are prepared Co demonstrate ,y facts the claims here made.
 These Shelters are shipped m a complete sta e. equiriEg no brick or stone work except q ai Or the crurib!e, thus savins great expense and .ss Of time in construction.
 Complete smelling plants made to older Wlth q the improvements that e,cperIence has proved Rluable m this class of machinery. Skilled and xperienced smelters funishei when desired 10 yRmine mines and tO superntend construction uuhcafinu.
 'k.4rIt Tor elrrufar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

turnal Emission, AVsrsio- Co Society. Rmnes of Vision. Noises m the Head: the wal tul passing unobserved m the urine, and man other Gisea-es that lead to insanity and death.
 DR. MlNTIE vlll agree to forfeit Five hui drrd Dollars for case of this kind the Wit Restorative under his special advice an .rsarmentl will not cure or for anything ImpuI or injurious found in lt. DR- MlNIIE trea' all PrlVate Diseases su scessfully without me cury. Consultation free. TkorOuGh e1amlni ticn and advice including analysls of urln $5.G0. Price of the Vital Restorative, S2.Un a ho tie, or four times the quantity, Siu.pf sent q any address upon receipt of price or C. O. l secure feOm observation and m private name desired. by A. F.. MINlIE. M- D.
 II Kesruy Street. San Francisco. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application b letter stating symptoms. sex and s.fe. Comm nicatiOns strictly confidential
 Dss. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Seph rstiCum. cures all kinds of Kidney and Blshd' Complaints. GonOrrhGa, Gleet. LeucOrrho For sale by all druggists; q bottle, SIX botti. fer S5.
 DR. MTNTIE'S Dandeliou PfIIs are th best and cheapest Dy-pePsIa and tilnous CD in the market For sale by all druggists lelu6'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
TUCSON SIMPLIFYING
 AND. REDUCTION WORKS
-ASS-AYING:
 Tl. rofl,--,r..
Assays


 Assays Si per Metal Gold, Silver. Copper. Lead. Antmony an, Iron. Contracts mae with inning compGnie at r ced rates
 SAMPLES BY MAIL Ia sending sample by mail Wr.p them up iI 9apcr boxes or sacks securely and put no wr1tlnl inside of the pack ge Mark your Name Ol Initials on the Outside. 1T a package con talns more than one sample. number them wit hgHres. and ID a separate letter or postal cs't give instructions ss Co what metals yuu wish eacl number As>ayed for. Wrire name and add es plRinly. send money by Post Office Order or reg i-tered letter. or cuin may be sent Inciosed witt he samples O. ore. at seudeT's risk.
 Parties wishing Co cheek my work can get portion of the puiverlzed sample for two month after the ss--y is made. When submitted Co an raliab e assAyer if his work does not conforu th mino l Will pay all charge. Of having checl assay- made Rnd charge nothing for my work In other words, l guarantee my re-ults core iI all cases. and use the sane care ou each assay a | would 1T | was buying or selling the orc.
 Duplicate certificates furnished from my re 3ris free of charge. l cannot give one party th result of anotnar's assay. except when the part eavinc the ore sends written or,ier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25
THE Great English Remedy

Is a usvar-failing cuI for Nervous Dehih Exhausted Fitalit! Seminal W ca knee SpermatorrhRa. LOS MANHOOD. lmpotal cy. Paralysis. Prostate rhea and all the terr ble effects of Self Abuse. youthful foliie and exCesses ID matCri yeg1s-such as loss ' Me-nory.I .Iaassitude .NOf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-25

The free use Of the FLUID will do more to ar rest and cure these diseases than any known
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
JUNEAU.

William Baker, for many years resi-
dent of this county where by hard work
and judcious investments in real estate
he has accumulated quite fortune, has
returned to his native country, England,
and has there purchased bis old home
stead farm, where he intends to spend the
rest of his days
Henry Fanshaw, the venerable mail
carrier between Juneau and Oak Grove
lately reached the 10th year of his life
For the last seventeen years he has car
ried the mail daily between the two
points. rain or shine, and almost always
on foot. Occasionally he has thought he
was getting too old to walk the distance
and has procured horse and buggy, but
he has invariably returned to the original
method of locOmOtiOn. He has lust en-
tered into a contract with the government
for another four years service and bids
fair to fulfill the contract on his part.
Mr. Fanshaw is a native of England and
served during the war of the rebellion in
the lst Wisconsin Cavalry.
Winter wheat and barley have nearly all
bGCi oGCulCt NullliS IIlC past Nteh, dAO
while the former is poorly filed the latter
promises a heavy yield, though much ot
it is somewhat discOlOred. Spring wheat
is badly rusted in many places, but the
crop OF oats is promising heavy yield
A number of suits have been entered
! against the Beaver Dam Cotton Mills by
residents on the lake shore, they claiming
that their lands have been flooded by the
raising of the dam.
Hon. George Schott, one of Dodge
county's best citizens and most respected
men, is lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence in the town of Herman with but
slight hopes of recovery.
The ReY. H. F. White, of the Presby
terian Church, and his family are absent
on visit to friends in the east, and the
Rev. j. I. McMurray is visiting in Penn
sylvania. Jack Wharburton, the tenn
perance apostle, is occupying the latter:
pulpit w =.