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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
D. Velasco
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ITO ADuLPH DIAZ OR THOSE CLAIMING
 Il unu~r tim 4tu are hereby notified that l have sXpenie,i one hundred d1li1rs iu labor and improve mert- upon the Warwick mining cIalm. -lt1sfei -u Lhe heiyatla Mining Iisrucf. iIna cuunty. t. IT.. "a order to hold I r-l-ri s.- mn der fle proVslOrs of section .gZl Revised < at- ut-- uf tlr United State beng tho amount re- gulr-4 tp hold the same for The year end ng De- eenber aisf- l.sl. And If. within ninety days affer tils notice by publication you fail Tor r-- i--+- t" contribute yon- proportion of such eI- ierll- u-e AS cu-uWler 9yIfh cu-r of thI= sfve-- t--In t- your interest Iu the saii claim wiL be- come the property Of the suh-criber. under said secuon s.-i. logr pruportlcn of sad e1pendl-
 O2s-3m JOHN YOUNG.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
MIDDLE-AeEp MEN.
EARS f0r the MILLION
Foo Chuo's BaIsam of Sharks Oil
Positively Resiercs the Hearing. and it Inc only tbSoIufe Care for Deafncss known.

This Oil is abstrac:ed from peculiar suecIes of white shark. cauzht m the Yellow Sea. known as CAECH tRODON kOSDELEIIL Evcry tIIus-" nsh- ermau knows it. It- virtues as a restorative of hearing were discovered by a Buddhist priest about the year i4lJ. Its cures were SO numerous and many SD seemingly miraculous thai the remedy was oiiicially proclaimed over tte entire Empire. Its use became SO universal rtHt fIr over 31u ycars no oeafnes- has existed among thc Chinese people. Sent. charges prepa.i- to any address at Si.uu per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsoy. Prz.C,rSuAT-

4tc1oSi fIst lfrsrE. X. T.. '
 .. - January lL l---l. ITO THCMAS B. MEEt HAM. siR THOSE I who may clam under hIln an undivided enc sixth of the folloWIug descIIherl prJrarty. You are hereby norlhei that I nave expented one. hu1dre'i du. ar- fn .atu- and Iuu ruveH ert upon tEe iIraud Republic mining cllim. ArlFaca Min inE District. lma county. Arizuua. teIuz the same property lOcaret Octot CT q. l-5s. by A. B toTiugton. l'- hIE-lugs and J. 8 Merchant and record5t I lu Book c. 9 -r .if. Pima county. Rec or- Of Mines. iu or,ier tn hold sad clam urda. -le provisions uf S-cuou -i-i Revised Ntafus aa o- tae United states. being the amount ui-sd I@ te.A me same Tor 'h" rear ending i|-cem be- sl l.s-- ui that l myself have ctrtriblts-I -o4r Dlrtlou thereof. Therefore If wi.fiu .l dav. a-ter servIoe ot the notice Of p1bLcar y-.u f-il or retuse Go coutrlb1fe e you prupo-tiou or sucl expenditure. as cu-owuer. your interest rn -ait claim Slll become the p-operty of he 8 b- scriher under sad section Z334 You- E oror- Hoa of sald expenditure Is sixteen anF 57-loJ dolisr-- lialt 3nl H. COOK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Notice 10 Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE Cot 1T OF HE COU ' 1 sy of Pima re q ary of Arizona. In the matter of the estate Of <. r. Cp.tun. uecea- d. Notlce ls hereby gwen by the undersigned. executrHtor Of the above estate Of F. F toit1u, dec~ s-ed, Co the crrdItOr- Of and all persons having claim against saId deceased Co exhibit them with th. necessary voucher. within ten months after the trst pubhcaU"u Of this uo- rice, To the sand exrcufor at hIs place of bUsl- ness. No SO Pennington street. tucson, In county of P ma ccuu J. Arizona.
 JAMES QUINLIN
 E1ecutOr of the estate of r.. F. Colton. dec'd. Tucson X IT.. Jan 8 is<i. ian1-fw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
summons.

N THE JUTfCE'S COURT IN AND FOR Precinct Number One. Pima County Terri tory of Arizona.
 Albort Wolff. Plaiultfvs II. c. KeiseI, De faudant:
 lo1 are hereby summoned and re guired- 70 aI- pear before mo Ht my office, m the clty of Tue son aad county of Pima, on the 5Jh day of March A. D. st I0 0ocl .ck a. m. Co an .yrcr tf . complaint of the above named p.a ntih who ds- nlands oi you that you are indebted Co him Iu th- sum of seveuty-un dollar.
 0nt u you iaIl Go appear anda. -wer -.lIu com Peiut as herein required rl- plaintiff will take Iud-meut against }Ou as demau-eu and tor tbe costs of tlI- -ulL.
 Giv-u ur.i-r mg hand lais ith day 1f Jauualy. a. D. t'--. A. I. bEAGG.
 Justice ot Tle Peace. II. E. Lichttire-. h Jr v.iorPia. 4s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
THE GRANDFATHER STORY
About the Bad. Bold Robber and the Ed
 itor.

Virginia Enterprise
 Listen. my children said a yeGera- Dle man. and l will tell you story, beautiful and true. Once dpOn time there was a bad, bold robber. who had ms haunt Ill the wIlds of mountain. At the foot of the mountain. in the val iey was a village. II WAS not a very large village, yet in 1t newspaper was printed. The rObber looked upon the editor of She newspaper as being the chief man of the village. and thought he must be very rich. So one dark night he came down from his den in the mountain and stole into the dwelling Of the editor. and then into the room where he slept. The editor, being a good man. slept as sOundly and sweetly as child. The Gobber searched all the place, but could not find inc caskets of gold and diamonds he had supposed Co be stored up in the room. He then put his hands III all the pockets of the clothes of the editor, but found no money in any of them. The rob- Der then stood for Q time as in a stupOr. He was like one awakened from a dream. He listened for some moments Go the deep, regular breathing of the sleeping editor, and as he so stood he began to feel sad. The heart of the blood, bad man was touched. Quietly he took from his purse S4.75 placed the money ID the pantaiOOns pocket of the 4ditor and softly stole from the house. lu the morning. when the editor got up and put on hls pantalOOns there was JIngle as of money. \ look of astOnIsh- ment came into the face of the editor. He put his hand into his pocket and drew out the money. When saw this great wealth the knees of the editor smote together; turned pale, tainted and tell to the floor and there lay as one who Is dead
 ''Ohl oh grandfather, did they catch the bad rObber man and hang him on a tree?"
 No, my dears, they did not catch the bad. bold robber. He Is still living. From that day he reformed and got a place as cashier ID a big bank, where you will be glad to hear that he Is doing well and IS greatly respected by all in lis church"
 And the poor editor man, grandfath- -r, what became of himy"
 "Ah, yes, my darlingsi I had almost forgotten him. Well, when he came out ot his faint and his eyes again saw all the money lying about the room where 1t had fallen, he was sorely perplexed. At last he felt sure it had been quietly plac | in bis pocket in the night by a great and rich neighbor, who owned a lanyard, and was running for the Legis- lature. So for days and days he print ed in his paper whole columns of praise of the rich DeighbOr, who was elected to the office, and ever afterward the two men " re the greatest friends. Thus. my, dears, do good actions always meet with their reward"
 Law, grandfather, you do always tell us about such dear good people"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Nniice of Fnrfritnrn
TUC~, V. PIMA CCUNTT. AERIruEr oF ARIZONA.

TEERIruBr oF ARIzpNA.
 JsnuarJ q l.,s. roo G. ". HAYES. OE THOSE WHO MAY clam under lfm an uu vided one-half inter est m the .oi-owius-ieScr bed property You Ere hereby uotlu'd that we. he owa-r- have ex- pended one tvuirel dollars Iu labor and lm- proveneuJs upon The Monumental M ne Meyer mInlug tl-trICt PluI county. iuzpuat heIug tts slrlc property located January ]. l,@l re 0rded lu tls m The Pima county krcurrier'- office. Hook uf mIniur cla1u- P page i-. m order to hold sad pTrml-ez under the prOvIsio0- pf Sec uun -ili Eags--d arufe= of The GnIte,i Slatez. rsiu- The dmnuCr required tn hH.t the same fo- tIr sa.r ending December. .l. l,-3 and ttat Wa have -ibuted your portion thereuf: the cor. f within ninety drJz after service u. thI- nptica by publication yOu fan or refuse 70 contlbute you- proportion 1f sgch -1p udtrufs a- cu-owu- or vIth costs of publication. your iuferr-r Iu sad c-aIm VII Become tte prupert. of tIe sub sc-lhers under sad secfIau Zszt Your propo-- flluot said expenditure is fifty dollars
 II NhY LFNNART.
 E L. MDnD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO C. O. .EyERETS. OR THOSE CLAIMING 4 under hun: You are hereby notified that ~e. the undersigned. have expended one hundred douars in labor and improvements on rte B0-- Ulre. -.tuatei m rhe P.ta-r ma ucl. ms two miles east of Soueute valley and one and % talf ul lrs eas, of Tucson -uat ln PIma cuurts. Arr z0na. located February I-- f,-1.; sad sxleudi- tures are one hundred dollar For rhe year uf lssl and one hNndr-i d0-llr- fo-fhe ear Cf l--- the amount required Co hold the same Tor tte year eusIn- December sl--. Isl. and LecfIn- Der l~s1 and lt within ninety days after tls -o- tIce by publication you fafl or refuse to cCutrlb- ute your proportion Of such expenditure as a ru- worker, your interest ln tLe sad claim wll he- come the property Of the -sh=cribers uuiier sal1 Section 2324 WILLIAM SLOAN.
 HFNERY BEENSECk.
 WILLIAM GREEN.
 Hsrshav 4. T. Jan0ary s issz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Exemption Proof
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Lgsr JrTf-s kr TU-7oS. A-Iz SA
 December 2. I,-- N-UTIrE IS HERE BT GIVEN THAT NAil' .. ' parIarJ Fa- q led uutIr- cf I-- lut--. -.--.. r1lzs fu q proof iu -gpio-t uf tl- rrH-r Ice araturT Statement Nu 7.ff claim. ar. - rra' .1+ry thereof and that -ucn rr,n. n..- made before the o1-cer- Of thI- ol--s or q. i-.. day 1f Jlrugr l--. af iI o'clock. l- De- -. 2 i4 Cf io- N--sL Ioan-hIp I2 ~ of ia1- 2. and raue= tLs uiluwIU. a= his Wltl.--.- V. BIt- Sanchez Antonio roorIEIe-, LrOla-t ..r'- teld and Frank srpeuter. all 'f flua r1,-.I A. T.. aESlY COUSINS. E-zi-'-'-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Official Records.

Little Prince, Myers district, Jan 9th. T C B.ovn, l K Maddock.
 Boston Queen, Wrightson district. Jan lst, Jesse Ashburn, Joseph Coante.
 Tiger, Silver Hlll district, Jar lst, Wm Dolaralse, Walter Webster.
 Campbell, Barshaw district, Jan l, NJ Pagan, Norman Cbapin, I hos Shaw.
 Sylney, EmpIe district, Jan l, o Mercer.
 Contention. Myers district, Jan l, Geo Crag Taos Jackson. " E Boon, J K Naddock.
 Rollins. Silver Hill district, Jan B, Samuel Hughes, John R Allen.
 Ada, Tucson district Dec Is, c E Lyon, ] CLas T Haines, Edwin Lyon, { each.
 Little Ella. Tucson district, Jan 13, Jas NJ Clairbourne.
 Copper Boy, situ-ted on the San Pe- dro rlver, SIX miles from Redfeld's s ranch, Jan ?. John Scanlon.
 Boyer, no district, Jan F, + E Rich ardson, L NJ Gormley.
 Boyer mil site, no district, Jan I6. E R Richardson, L NJ Gormley.
 John King AIo district, Nov 2S, John ] Mcintosh, James C0nran, k l. Wood.
 Calumet. Turn Bull, Santo Domingo ! district Jan 8, Geo Craig, P CorrigaD, ! F L Wood. ] Colum0ia, Silver Star, Cascade, Sauto Domingo district, Jan ;, Geo Craig, I ] Corngan, E L Wood, J W Canady. Lucretia mill site, located near the 1 Hespen mine, Jan ?, J 4 Roark. Mountain Chief, Wright district, Jan l l " NJ Hudson, J l Stewart. Boss, Wright district, Jan 1. l II ! Jenks. W M Hudson, L NJ Prince. Tiifin, Toledo. Atlas, Tyndall district, | Jan l, T C Weed.
 Argouaut, Tyndan district, Jan l, W ! H Smith, Jas Milne.
 Monteseco, Greaterville distrlctJan l, | 5 C Harper.
 Lone Palm No, Palmetto district, Jan ! 3, \ J Stockton, \ l. Sutton, David l Bowers. Excbequer, Canyon de Gro district. Jan l, E Nicholson, < J Roark, A Me Kay.
 Seeptre, Cababi district, Dec 10, 4 Me Kay.
 Revelation, Washington Cam, Nov 22. Owen Merry, E M Alderman.
 DEEDS.
 Ii L Caples to D < O'Brieu, e one sixth interest in the Hancock mine, Empire district, Sl,j00
 II L Caples to Geo : Stafford, the Bull lion cad Rough and Ready mInes, Em- yIre district. Sl. 1 c Buttner and wife to Eunice c Clark, lot ? in block llS, Tucson, $500.
 John Bedford to IgnacIa Rivera de lelfrrd, lot in block 115, Tucson. S4O.
 b T Russell tO B r Bivins, Pinto, l1rfD N, Q piutO No 3 A io TuniOr 1 ia Junior No 3, and Southern mines, Old Aj0 mining district, Sf5O.
 Joseph Phy to tho Columbia Copper Company No 3 oT the State Of West Virginia, the Hidalgo mine and mill site Heivetla district, Sl.
 l. DurnIel to 4 l. Sutton and 4 J Stockton one-half interest in the New Rise mine, Red Rock district, S5.
 MIsCELLANEoUs.
 Articles of incorporation Of the Sonora Coal and Construction Company, principal place of business in Tucson. Capital stock J0.0JD shares at a par value of SlUO per share. IncorporatOrs C M Strauss, E B Pomroy and Chas Hudson.
 Bond and oath of J II Harrison as Pagan as sureties.
 Proof of assessment work done on the NIudum, Minnie, Geraldine and Ewing mines, Empire district, by Vim W Doid or tue year lSS2.
 Proof Of assessment work done on the WindOm Ninne, Geraldine and Ewing mines, Empire district for the year ISS2, James II Hickman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Tlle Skating Rink

The opera house was opened last eve ming a. a skating ruk, and the enter prisiug young manaEer WAS rewarded with very liberal attendance. No per mauent amusement has ever been al tempted In Tucson that possesses SD many bealthlui and entertaining feat ures, and there is certainly no place Iu the city where a more agreeable eve ming eau be spent. The Institution de serves a hearty patronage, and the man agement propose tO make 1t the evening resort for our people, especially famI lies. The attendance last evening was graced by the presence of number o' ladies, and there can be no doubt that as the reputation Of the place spreads there will he quite an increase in this respect
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Prof L. D. Chiuson returned Nonda-

Prof L. D. ChIilsOn returned Monday morning from the Ajo copper emp, L. which place he had, n tue interest o. Col. Bgvns. been to suryeytl e group ol copper mines known as the Pinto, Pinto No. 2 Pinto No. 3. Ajo ,Jr., AiD Jr. No ; Aio Jr. No. Q, and Southern, seven In all. preparatory to their owners applying for patents on same. Tre mines al. show old Spallsh workings, some oi which are very extensive. Mir. CHllsun estimates that from the old dlg-ings alone there are thousands of tons o, good ore on the dumps that will pa, largely for redgcin-. The newly cut shafts and drifts have opened up some exceedingly fine ore bodies that give ey- idence not only of permanency but O great richness. As a group the nine are, in the opinion of NIT. Chillson, tn richest in showing of any seven he ever saw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
John Anderson & CO.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
 DEALEHS IN General Merchandise MAGDALENA. SONORA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
 nEaT Eu.- IN

A full stock os Mexican and American go,.i.
 constantly on hand. Draw sight drafts on Ne-srs. Rourtree 4 Me Clare, San Francisco. lu sums t0 suit Buy bills of exchange and certificates of ia. ua-.r tollacrI1us mlda.
 Reliable Inf fH-mati0u livs1 Co -1-rnsr,o1.l4r5ts relating Co mining and orher Drope--ie- iu M-z. leo.
 Asss; itsl5; " 5a -s sa'-'a' D. EeIaScO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Don't Forget

That Dr. GIadwin, destist at 316 Con. | gress street, prepares a tooth powder that will, if used, keep the teeth white and clean, and at the same time sweet. ! ensthe breath.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Mayor King of Philadelphia has an- uouuced that he will not permit sparring matches.
 No additional bodies have been re-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Thomas R. Garnier a well known mining man from California brought tn thIs office some fine specimens of gOll and silver ore from the Lost Treasur. mine near Calabasas. The ore Is {; sulphide and carbonate and assays iron $52 42 tO S19769. the average of severaf assays being S2j2 D. The shaft is dow about ten feet and shows about fou feet ot ore. Mine is eight miles sout of Calabasas and about a mile and half from the New Mexico and Arlzou. railroad. The mine IS owned by Mr Garnier and several California gentle men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Wanted \ young man who IS con- potent assayer and bookkeeper, also a fair miueralogist and understands the development of mines, would like a position as either of the above with some company or business house, or to superintend the development of mining properties; wages no object. Inquire at this office or at Prof. Richards Assay office for information. j1lD6tW1t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Mr. l.. H. Harrison has opened an office in tine building formerly occupied by Judge Meyer, where be does a genera stock, commission brokerage. real estst, and genera. insurance business. He + also a notary public and c1nveyancer buys and sells county warrants on com mission. cashrs checks. makes collec tions, fills orders for Hercules blasting and sporting powders, caps and fuse Don't fail to give him a call
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Its virtues are UNquEsrIoSAr and ss cy RATINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. tS THE IIrEl CAS PEl=OSALLY TEsTIET. BOTH FROM ElPE i.I- ESCE AND OBSERVATION. Wuts co once tn HAl- LOCK & JENSET, Dey street. New urk. eEC.os- ing S1Oo and you will receive hy return a remedy that will enable you to hear Ike ary body else. and whose curative sfter- will b- rerma- neuf- You will never regret dol.E zu. 'LIIrol MEEc sSIILE kEvIEV
 lf--To avoid lo iu the ul'e please -e-d money hy Registered Letter.
 Only imported by ulTLOsk d JE1NEI.
 DeY St. .. '. sole aga ts For America vly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

H'a asA fi' VIZ hl' lN.' October -- i--- NOTICE K HEREBY GIVEN THAT rUi ~ santa Rita Land A Mluir- l0uHssg l by T. urfs agent. whose poet tnt. roe l'..Ir... i- care of Georse D. smith. trne-al -urFrn....'- eut Hlahssa~. ArIZuuu. has fhl- day rlas. l.-. piicaiion for patent for htJ .Iuear fee, o' -aa Arlzunt Queen mfuc rveil. bearing copper. and ether minerals Wllu surface ground p." f'ri dth, situated Iu Pima Mining Di--r.. Coun ? of Pima and Territory or A-zara. aud se~isu1 ed hy fh@ field aote- and 1a--la plat on Elc m rhl- otiice E- Lot No. e. on -II District, G .a and -tit River meridian. sH1l iH No. % beiu- a- follows. to-wlt- tesauulur at tie IuIu monument a- -s. end of the claIm beiu.- a piue r,-f 14, fee, bong -et in ground and monument of stH..r
 Thence N del,rasz ". sl0 feet along tas ! end bound -ry of clam hetug al-o the . bouufiarJ of be western extension Of ttt ~-. Nav'er N- ',I Co the N r corner uf claIu rl !. Iue i.-t -et iu laonuMell of stones usrs-- "A. O. No. -.
 Thence < n degree v oa \ -.d,. line 1F ...r l1i feet to N ' corner nf ciaim to a pre lf-
 " D. i-,' long In monument oi stones --t'
 Ti.suce < 9 degrees E sr0 feet o-. " end i.r- .. ann Go rne csEts af V cpd fu llaa ro-- -r. .-. , Feet lon ln monument of -t1lss us-s.- C. No. t;'
 Theme cuutiuue o1 same lira ~ g Ji., -..- .. sfl feet tn tte N W corner ui ts' p-rlar-.' V. being als < corner uf tae A1zona pG.. C. to plue uo-' -Vi Il. feet luu-. ll an mnEuu srr ~- -rIlH- marked -A C M. from Nhlch c. s g. Monument No - fa' Mining District. b-ar- \ -S degrees g H.-. r IT feet -taut.
 Thalc. \ -I ar--.a- E. along $ -.ia l-s o' c.aln. lN-u feet fn - L. rYru-- ta pine rU-- -Ei T. fee- bong marked "A Q. Nl. 8" set Iu l-aI- ant monument ui stones.
 Thence Q aazrar- W. au feet pu E sat ..-. os clam o t.e 9 arr nf beginning.
 Magnetic variation ls deEr e-. F co.-a.l..- a. if ar-t-.
 The loc,lo- of thf- mine iz -aro-y.-I i- ts ..s-- .F f rer1rIi-. peEs-- aut 70. The isllul-- e.l.'.- ants ar.' tIc emocrlr M C. on tle S l,a-
 iuy and a-l ter-on- e aiming lflFer-s.- any ." u1a nf ulArlloua Queen ulue cor -r -t .r- rl'' a-. rasIlr-.i t1 ta thai- a iver-- eaiu- wlfa t. E--l-te- of tue Jut-i States Land p1 0r -l Tucson Iu the Territory o' A--ala- dlriri '. SKY r.ay- perIud Of publication l--eai or l.e' v ll b- barred lg y.-.aa af -l- arIvI-l11s 1i 'A' srar1ra
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Mr. D. J. Cummings, Wells yy Fsrgo's agent at Nogales, also Mexican Custom House agent of the Sonora Railroad Company at the same place, Is said tc be considered one Of the most efficient men ID the service of either company His familiarity with the language ui both countries makes his appointment to 80 important a position on the line particularly fitting. With both people he IS deservedly popular.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

There are twenty-uine mining district, n Pima county named as follows: Pata- gonia, Canyon de Gro, Ilsrshsw, Great eryiile. Madero, Wright, Empire. Myers Htlvetia, Cababi, Pima. Red Rock. Pa. metto. Tyndall. Silver Bell Silver Hill Tucson, Wrigbison. QuJotoa, Gas; Grande, Santo Domingo, Aztec, AJo, Old Hat. Arivacl, Gro Blanco, Amole, Papa go and Rincon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
DIED

MAbSH-In Tucson January lt lSSS, A. J. Narsh, aged @ years.
 San Franciscn napers please copy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Capping and Restoring Teeth

With gold. by utucess invented and ;reparUd by lumserf. Hi- long experience renders his services valuable Iu tl. treatment of children s warranted. Iu,rI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
HrNEI COUSINS Eess.sr

r. I- hereby ordered tHa- -la foregoing uHi.c- h- pgbiI-l-,l sixty days .r-n consecutive wee A-- D. tra Arizoua Citl.au. weekly newspaper Ia shed a- Iuc-ou. IA. i-- 9ulcl f'Hi-r i- --.- ces --uateI 3 l.- a- ru..l-tei -r,F--. claim HENtl I~lN~. E-s--i-'-
 flzr rurIrl.i1a NuveuHa- r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Raar What iha Deaf Sali

It has performed a miracle ia ry case.
 l have no unesrthly noisC- iu my head. and ] hear much better.
 I have been greatly benefited.
 Ny deafuess helped Er-s: daaL-tauk Gl- other bottle will cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

The Sisters of Charity will start a school and hospital at Silver City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

4 soldier from Fort Lowell sold hi horse, winch happened to be govern meut property, to Mr. Miil,r here I town, for sixty-fve dollars, and gave bill Of sale therefor. Uncle Sam Oh jectrd to the transfer, consequently NJ St Clair. the name signed, IS in trouble Recorder Meyer was engagel all Satr T. day afternoon in trying to get the mat fer straight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
FirSt-CIaSS Dental Work

He has a large stock Of teeth and evCrs shade to select from. hence teeth made at his lab0rq- tory cannot be detec.ei from the natural teeth and can be worn vIth r-rfec ease and comfort and be used for all purposes of mss'icatIoE. Has had over 25 years practice and K curves-'lrt with all late improvements Iu the art.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

Articles of incorporati}ns of the Sono- "a Coal anC Construction Company have been filed for record. The business ui the company. as set forth in article sec ond, ''is that of buying, working, leasing selling and mining coal, and lands con tainIng the same; constructing and op
 eratinC railroads and telegraph lines. as well as lines of barges and boats, steam and saIling vessels, both n th' Territory or Arizona and in the State O. Sonora, Republic of Mexico, and the Wa ter lying within and contiguous thereto.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
PeTIcctig Harmless Used Inter-
 H0lIY or ErteTR0tiB
Dr. S.F. GIadWIIl, DENTTST5
From s Francisco

HAS OPENED OFFICE AND LABORATORY \ in Buehman'z new block. No. ZIG C1ngr- s street, adjoining the photograph -s.liery. where he IS prepr red todu sli kinds uf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

it Is hereby o-dere tsa; [. fo-s-a. -- ...-
 of application for patent h. rIu,t-.-. Eu- -. pertud of sixty days .tpI cu-~e-UtIg. q.t,,-. a. the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper rs. .- h-ued at Tucson. Arizona. winch g.usr f- la7.r, designated by me a- pgh.I-t-l u-ar.~r sreI c.aim. HENRY tUi ~lN~ H..I-fa.. Llr-t nuhIInlfinn Nnrnu n.r-- I---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

The free u-e of the FLUID will do more to ar rest and curf ths-s diseases than any known ureuargflpu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Miscellaneous.

For the I9evention and treat neut of DIPHTHERIA, SCARLET FEVER, SMALL POX. YELLOW FEVER. MALARIA. ETC