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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
NOTICE. FIR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT
Walla WAl.A, ". r., July 70, 1888
%TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II the following named sitter has flied
notice If bis int.ntiuA to make final prof
IN snpp.rt Of hi. clam, that said proof will
b. made h-fjr. BENZ. Butler Probate Judge
at r.n--oy, ". I, IN September 20. 1855.
VIA: Nm II X m-d.ll. tor the Il nv! " !
swt sec .p7 nr45 E. He name, the fol-
loving witnesses t" prove MS cuntlnuI us res
ldeucs upon ard cultivation of sal laud,
VIA L J " nrmsll. l.iam Rogers, Chester
Shoemaker and Albert Rogers. all OF Ana
tons, ~. I. Justrh JukusH,ES.
43.tt Register.
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NOTICE For HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. |. T.. july Is.

LAND UtkItEA
lewiston, |. T., July Is, 1883.
c SNiptk.
NOTICE II HEkkBN GIVEN THAT NE
~ ."ll"~'Hg na1Sd settler h-s hled notice OF
ha intsutiua t. make lU.' y sof in suI p"s, y!
his ciAiO AID thsi ssin proof ~ii he wade At
this UEce ~ sept. - 1888 vs: th.riv. Sry
der Id. al for s.e - " 'eS IT, ia 3w
lie ss~es the l"li"~iug witness o. prove his
c"h'lasous f.sidtEce np"u. AMI cultivation oi
ssid lnad, viz: K sehur,sr, n schuyler. =.
Brady, ALd 5 Cox, .i Ju isttX Y q |. 1,
J. y. HOWE.
~ Register.
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NOT. CE TO CREDITORS.

IL the probate court Of Idaho county | shd
Territory. In the mater OF the estate OF
Peter Organ. d. c.asth.
NOTICE i. h.reb, given ty the under
signod aimni.ustor Of the estate of Peter
Grnssp. deceased TO the ere'lirrs Of. ard all
persons having claim. against the said deceased
to exhibit them With the necessary vouchers,
~ithis ten months a t-r the hfst Publication If
thi. notice. to the said sdmiDi-trat"r at Wash
iugtos, il the county Of Idaho. ldshs Ter.
Y HkNTkk.
Administrator Of tks Estate Of Peter Grogan.
deceased.
Dated. Aug. II. 1888. t64t
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NOTICE. FOR pU ttICATlOt.
LANDOFFICE At
Wa,ia Naila, Aug. 10. iSS3.

ANDOFFICE AT
Wa,ia Naila Aug. 10, 1859.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following named settler hA. Med
notice OF her intention to maze final proof
IN support Of her clam, and tina, sand proef
will be made before { I >tilr.. uotAr,
public y; PHtsb. City ~ Sept ", !-.I. viz
Mary > Jones d. y 1873 tor the =. SO, 500 Il
anu VI NET 500 ~ tp sAr "a! y, sh~ name.
the following witnesses ~ prove hi. e"nttpu"us
residence upon, And cu,tiS ation Of, sad iaLd,
Wis: Jos. Hopsosa Wm Howard, Mats Il
Davis, jack Calbsrth. all of Lake u, ". I.
JOSEPH JORGENetN,
<3-6t Register.
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BANN0CK AND NEZ1lRCE WAR
Volunteer Pay.

TO THE ENQUIRIES Of many vsluste>rs,
( answer. tkst in order to prosecute their
claims TO payment. ! require their powere of
attorney to Do 60. For further information sd-
dfcss- Q. n. CARTER,
Attorney -st-lsw, Portland. ogn,, ustl 18th of
ssrt., after that At Washington, D. 6.
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NOTICE F02 PUBLICATION.
NELSON SkEEL5

NELSON SkEELS
LAND OFFICE AT
Coita1 " T July 20 1888.
NOIICE Is HEkEbf . VEN Thai TIVE
~ following naB.d settler hA- G.el notice
OF his intestioI TO make ina Yr,"i L. support
ut hi. CLAIM, asd that s~id proof Gil he male
before the citrk OF tie district court for y bit
N An county, ~ C.itsX v f., oh Oct. ! i-s,',
at pm, via: Nelson SE~els ~hp made I'd
entry No. i22 Tor ths ~ qr .ts tp In -
IN. He names the fai,.wis. ~uusssse
10 prove bis continues. r.. sideIics up"G AN"
cultivation OF sad land. viz: trus>lhs stewart
John Maratt James f2.liug.r ANA +. A.
Hanna. all OF Uuiunto~n P u. hi.insI 20.
v. +.
}, M, ARMSTRONG,
"A REGISTER
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


LAND OFFICE AT
Wa,la Walla, w. T.. Aug. II. 1889
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention t. make final proof in
support Of his claim, aud that said proof
will be made before ID. 7. Welch, N. p. At
Theen. W. T.. on Sept %. 1883, viz: VIM
H. Lyon, d. :. No. l.4O4 for the net sec 30
tip lOn - ewN, Ne nance the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of said land, viz:
A Wilton, John Tuttls, H Wilton, A +
Wardwell, Ill Vt Theon. W. T.
JOSEPH JoE1xHsRS,
46.ft Register.
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J NJ How,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
F. " IA Ma
Inn nhkIrk A.

Gotta, " I. july. 20 ls~s.
~ Office Is HtktBN GIVEN tNkT THt
~ following named st iet h., Il Ell rdt,cs ~
his intention L. make hu.i prori IL ,upr'rt OF
his claim sni that "a j Pro"i ali 's made he
Tore the clerk ot ihs 4i>tri,t etvTt iur IS ituaG
ooIat , ~ C"tax T., - Uet. >, ,.,S 10
via: y N HauEs VIII made . ,a'r,
NJ. ~ Tor the n. ~ see - aHi "a Or :. qr
Sc7 tp Va 40 IN. lie names The FL
lowing witnesses 10 prove Li' Continuous resi-
beuee upon and cultivation of ss,i iaLd. VIZ.
Nelson Skesis. N 4 Skesls, Crassiss at-vart
and J.hn Ma5iatt, I'll oi Upientuwu r o.
Whitman CO. W. I.
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
49, Register.
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NOTICE fln E0M6 Tad fh10F.
J | ALiS.
LAND OFFICE At

Lewiston, l. T. Aug 1888.
NOTICE Is hEkERY GIVEN THAT
the following naIn.n settler has tiled
notice Of hi. intention to make nnai rrool III
.uppur. OF his cIAim and That said proof
viii h+ mad. at tina "thce Oh Friday sept.
81 1858, for the net ne1 sec Is "a Sc. and
net asi SEE ~ 80 mr. ~. lie names tn.
following witnesses to prov. his c"n'inuou-
re.Id.ncs upon and cultivation oi said land
viz: \ Buck, = & lsaman, ot Lewiston,
l. T. J, A La,hrop and j Lambert, Of
Wshx |. I.
J. n. Rowe.
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS WHO ASE INDEBTED
n to the estate of John Bresrlsy. deceased.
are hereby notified to eome forward and make
settlement with the uadsrsigned. oxe of the
. xecators Of said estate. and BY 90 doing will
save expense. NELSON ". BREARLEY,
Executor.
Lewiston. /. T.. Asg. u, 1883.
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NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT
Walls Wsila. ". T.. July -, 1882
NOTICE II HEkE8Y GIVEN THAT THE
~ following ssG.i settler has hied notice
Of b. irt.ntsn {" maize fsal proof in support
Of hi. cisia ard tsat .>,a pr '1f NJ ne uad-
I efn,s e. : Land Once 81 wall kAlz, " T.
on >.p,. nssr -. 1855, viz - lm"'hy' d.
No. ~ tor the - q, sec ?" tp u r - =.
He ramos the t~li"vils v.tns- IS to prove his
euAtisGeus resistance sluB ssi eGlt'aties 81
said Land viz. }. Y sic u, y. b. Datro, u.
u. white OF Ie~ist.s, |. I. ala b. Moh!sf.
of Alpovai. ". r.
JOSEPH JORGESSEN.
A3A; Register.
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NOTICE Fur HOMESTEAD PROOF.

CObER.
LAND OFFICE
Lewiston. I, T.. Aug. 5, teeS.
NhTiCk l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Y Z il"~ing saAed settler has Sled sstIes 81
hi intention I" make huAi proof il SUPPORT q
his CLAIM. aud that sail PROOF will b Dsds ~
.or. h. N iris 4, puty district c ERIK lot Ja'
ioal district. /. T.. at Mt. Idaho OF 6stsr-
day SEPT -, 's-s. ar iur he VT sso ~
~ 81 nris. H.. rXnss III, fol o~,rx witness
= t" pr.ve h.. ,snt,nuou. residence upoa, Ahu
"a NV attain f. SAID snd VIZ: Nh. y. 3adsv
J. MciI-Iinotr, b. BiuLsrd. of Mt. Idaho, !. 7.
j. NJ. HOWE.
i5st Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Walla Walla. Aug. II, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled
notice Of hs intention to make final proof in
support of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before d T Welch, n. p, at
Theon. ". r., on Sept %. 1851, viz: An
drew =. Nardwell. d. s., No. T. %O.s for the
nw& sec 81 tp 10 n r IS w.m. He names
the following witnesses u prove his c"ntinu-
GUS rrsidence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: A Wilton, John futile, II Whit
son. G " Carothers all of Theon, ". 7.
JOSEPH JoRGENsHS,
46-Gt Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBL lCAIl0N.
LAND OFFICER AT

LAND OFFIVE At
walla walia, W. T.. Aug =. 1883.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the foliewing
nsmei settler has 6led notice Of his intention
to make FINAL prof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Chss.
Iseeke. notary public At AnHtoss, On Sept ~.
lssS. viz: Henry Har,ls, DIS 1854 tor the
nj nwt ssi n~f an NV qrsw qr sec sp 7.
ns 4Se. he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. aad cui-
tivstien Of, said land viz: " ] Began. "
Galloway. S Galloway. A Ward. all Of AsS-
tone, VT.
10 JosEPB JoReySsoS. Register.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Up to August "a applications will be received
by the Board Of Education at Lewiston. for QUE
teacher for i termediate and enc teacher for
primary department Applications from either
sex will he entertained ani the same are TO be
filed with the undersigned,
JNo.P V0LLNER.
Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
STRAYED.

NRoN MY RANCH OS THE LITTLE
Il Potls,sh, about the ?iib Of June. one
black horse. six year. old. branded y - III,
left shoulder would weigh Absst 100.
Will pay CIV for hi. recovery, srs literal sum
for infarmatios OF bis korsabsut.-
4p-ti J. {. OYLEAR.
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Mite: FOE PUBLICATION.
LAND NEEICE At

LAND OFFICE At
Walla Walla ". T.. July 81. 1883.
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA I
the following named settler has filed
notice O. hi. Intention to make final proof
in support Of hi. claim. and that said proof
will be made before u. r. Welsh, N"tar.
Public At Ihe'n ". T. Oh sept. l,s3 W:
Aaron L Foredyc-, D. :. No. 3so7. fer the
~, sec 'tpsn rl5e He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon snd cultivation of said land, VIZ; JAn.
l.. Ninsoa BF onstot, Eoson Scott and "
Scott Ill -! Theop, ". I.
JosEpH JoRGE>sES,
~ Register
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NOTICE FOR PnE-sMpilON PROoF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston | y. Aug. S 1853.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston l. 7. Aug. S loS3.
4. ANDERSON.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled
notice of his Intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will lie made at this office on Sept IS.
lSS3, viz: Absalom Anderson, Us 1928,
for the \ vet sec % and II net sec 33 tip 3 5
nr5w. He names the following witnesses
tn prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz: } v. knifong
X Vinc.at II A Newell and 4 + Rich all
Of Lewiston l. r.
"A NJ. HowE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
II. NEBELSIECK.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, l. T., Aug. s. 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the follo~ing-namsd settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made At his office. TN September -,
1858, via: Hermaa Neb.lsieck, homestead,
No. |, 100, for the lots |, 2, 3 aud I see 5 tp
IS nr4w he names the following witness
Is to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz: X lnghram
J Poutipg and \ b Holihrook all OF Lewis
ton, l. T. J. NJ. HOWE.
+4ot Register.
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NOTICE Fur PUBLICATION.
SARAH BUDDY.

LAND OFFICE AT
Colfax. ". T., Aug. IL, 1883.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has Sled noties
Of her intention To make final proof in support
Of her claim. and that said proof viii! be sads
before Thomas Schofun, = justice Of the peace.
at Uniontown. W. T., on Got. |, 1854, 10 . m
Wis Sarah Ru 'dy. who hlsd rs 26es for the
a nw4 and lot , e ~ II Ort 6swa. She
names the foil wing witnesses to prove her Don
tinuous resiJesce upon, and cultivation II. said
land. vis. A P Cooper, Of Lewiston, l T.,
George Meissr. Mrs Mary A Meisrsr, of Tn
iontowu. W. T., Phelps Goss, of WAlla walla
W. T.
J. N. ARMSTRONG;.
466 Register.
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h0TICtf0R II, MlSTtkO PROOF.
LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston |. L. July 70 1883.

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston |. L. july 70 1883.
} A CRIME.
NOTICE is hereb! given that the follow
~ iug-named settler has tiled notice II
his intention to ina.e hnal proo IN support
Of h.s ciaiu,, and that said proet Viii hs
ui.ds 1T tins Ut.cs - I ). lNah, ia;
Jam-s A GIiNc. hi iIpv tor he =. ~ SO u
~ ia NJ : Ia name, tie toi! ~n. VT
nsss T. prove his contnu ~ r..ii.nes upon
and .nltisaii"s oi sA.I lxnd. VIZ: >nSI-f
Il -caupirr, ; ". iI.ta,n I'D + Brady u
Ju.Ie,tl /
J. Vi. NOWk,
- A. h.gst
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To Whom it may Concern
Uslsrp srArss:lsDIAu Service.

Esl Perez Agency, Idaho,
August ~, lSs3.
Notice lie hereby given that any person found
huatins upon the Nes Perce ress We. ldshs. ca
the frst Ssy Of the week, commonly called sun
day, will be promptly arrested BY the Indian
police and dealt with according TO law.
CHAs. L. MoNTEITH,
1lvi-lt Us. Indian Agent.
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NOTICE FOR H1MtSTtAO PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, l. T.. July %. 1883
BRADY
NOTIfF HERtRY GIVEN THAT TIKI
~ Flowing named settler has Sled aotiss 81
hi, intention !" mste anal pro. 10 ssppsrt 81
h.. claim. and that said proof will ~ os4s
=, this stacs,a sept. IL lssa. lss = ~:
p Brady hi 5ss Tor II. v or re II h. % =
r3w Ne names the following Witnesses -
prove his cont, ausus rssi"eScs ufoB ed se'n-
vati"h Of .aia land. Wis: c SSydsr. D. Csys
u Sahupfsr. and K schuyler OF Jslistts. !. J.
j. Il. HOWL
A. Rseistss.
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NOTICE FOR PRE- .tMPTlON PROOF.
NJ l. BUTLER.
H. s LAND OFFICER

U. S LAND OFFICE.
Lewiston. |. T. Aug. 81, 1919.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has 6lea no
tice of his intention to make final proof in sup
port OF his clnim, and that said pro { will be
made before b. +. Morris. dert dist clerk, LIST
judicial dist, I. 7 at Mt Idaho. l. L.. Friday
Sept. -, 1883, via VI L Butler, DIS lt25
for the ne qr SEQ tp ~ nris He names
the following witnesses to prove his ooDtinu-
Gus residence upon, ana cultivstios Of, said
land. viz: II Vua BsrgcD, A b White,
uofstettcr. II Meyer, of Grasgsvills. I, T.
J. NJ. Hows.
IS st Register.
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n V1l,nt no, lite is sweeping BY. q eaS
DYA dare before you die. "soosshiA&
hrA\ mi. hty AID Sublime ls.vs ssAnS
UxAJ ] to conquer time" So . vsek
in our own town IS outfit free. Ne risk.
kvsrything new. Capital not reqsirsd. We
will turni-h you s.sr,thing. Many are 1sk-
ing fortunes. aides make as much - mes.
and bows and girls make great Ply. ksaAer,
il You y ant hpsiness at y hch you can make
great pay all the time, write for particulars ~
Ii. HALLETT CO., PsRlAnd, 4A0A.
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~ Al
kUTlCt FuH ?he tMPTiOh Pr Gf.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |, I. July %, iss3.
W Ii 81 r1oN.

" IT 4 TTUN.
A'OrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named setter has ell nutite
ut his intention to make hnal ptoo in support
Of mis- claim and that said proc viii hs made
at this ofhcs ca sept. II 1898 viz: VIA ii.
sutton Do i1is tor the NV ar ~ T.. 81 T
~. lie names the following attn, ss.s to
prove hi. continuous tesideudr upna. and culti-
vsti'n oi said and via: StsSes"u. lart,
? AEth.Ey. snd II. J. Ls.t"s of G~uess. |. L
~ j. NJ. Ho~s. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
OUR WEEKLY MINING REVIEW

The CITIZEN today begins the public ation of weekly review of Arizona mines, something the need of which has long been felt. In making mp our week ly report We shall have to depend large ly upon our exchanges throughout the Territory, but will endeavor to secure reliable correspondents wLo will furnish data from all the mining camps. However defective our report may be, We will make one promise to our readers, which We intend to keep, and which may be relied upon. The CITIZEN will not knowingly, misrepresent a mine, nor vi | its columns be used to boost up or assist in floating any wild cat" mines
 When we shall have examined a mlne and made our own tests, and the par ties desire the publication of the re- suit, it will be given and we will stand by such report. But when no such examination has been made we can only give our authority, and leave the reader to judge for him self. II is the desire of the CITIZEN to deal fairly by every mining district, and when we fail or neglect to do so, we trust those who reside in such neglected districts, or those who are interested, will call our attention to the fact, when We will be only too glad to make amends. We devote considerable space to the mines in the southern part ot the Territory this week; in our next issue We wln have something to say of mines in the northern part of the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

terday from the same place with case of Asiatic cholera on board
 LONDON, June 30-A fire at AK La Chapelle yesterday destroyed twenty houses and the roof and towers of the town hall.
 ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July 2-The number of deaths from Cholera at Dsmi- eta yesterday were Al; also IA deaths at Mansura; five at Port Said on Sun day. from Damascus
 BERLIN, July 2-The upper house of the Prussian Diet has, by a vote of 64 to Is, adopted the government church bill.
 PARIS, July 2-The monarchists Es- sembled this morning at the house of Marquis De Decux, to consider their course In the event of the death of Chambers. A consultation of PhysI- cIans was to be held at PrOpersdorff the Count residence, and if there vas any hope . telegram was to be sent to Paris. AS DO news was AcOc4fCO up eAA AN" the worst is feared
 PARIS. June 30.-It IS stated that a relapse of Count Chambers IS due to the bursting out of an internal tumor. The Clarion says: The case of the Count IS not quite hopeless. The news of :he Counts illness caused great excitement in Paris yesterday. Many persons pre- sumed be was actually dead.
 CARLO, July 3.-The Sanitary Council has ordered the population of Damietta Co be removed from their dwellings, and scattered in tents. The infected quarter of the town will be partly disaffected aud partly burned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07


 AND now comes the word from St Louis that the twin-sister of Tewksbury has been found there. in the United States marine hospital, and charges ofin- human treatment of patients have been msde. One of those supplying informs- tion on the subject was Mir. James, a pilot who was badly burned ID the ex- plosion of the Pilot Stars boilers three months ago, and who for the past SIX weeks has been patient at the hospital. He charges that the food furnished IS not ii to eat; that. although cows are kept in abundance by the hospital of tcials, only skim-milk of the thinest kind Is supplied; that the nurses are ignorant of their duties and brutal ID their treatment The officials have large slry commodeous quarters, but the sick are shoved into low e-story white washed weather-beaten shed built dur ing the war and used for barracks. It was found upon examination, that the condition of the hospital patients was most dep.orable. Filth and dirt every where, with total absence of order on every hand. II seems that there should be some way of securing better treat nent for those unfOrtunates who are compelled to seek relief in our public hospitals From all sections of the country the same abuses are complained oi It is believed by some that there VII be no change for the better, so long ss there are public hospitals, and that better treatment, and better general results may be secured from private hospitals which depend upon good man sgement and success in the treatment of patents for patronage. The expense also, II Is believed, would be materially decreased, as it is well known that both States and the United States can hire such institutions to take care of the slck at rates much lower than they can possibly reach in institutions of their ovn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07

WHEN General Crook was in Tucson he exressed tbe belief that tue renegade bucks in Sonora would follow his pris- oners ID, put themselves in communics- ton with him, and al once give then- selves up. But if the statement pub lished in the Tombstone Epitaph from its correspondent at OpOsurs, Sonora, dated June 25tb. is true, and We have good reasons for the belief that the Epi- taph correspondent is truthful and re- liable man, then General Crook has been "out generated" by the willy sayages. If the Indians attacked the town of Bsque- darschl, on Sunday, the 24th of June, they have never left the immediate neigh oorhood where General Crook left them, and they have utterly failed to keep their promises to the "Gray Fox" There is something abour this Sonora campaign of General Crooks that is not entirely clear to the people Of Arizona, but which must be made clear sooner or later. We had hoped that tie backbone of the rene gades was broken, but it now looks very much as though it had been strengthened. The able bodied bucks in Sonora, have gotten rid of their old men and squaws and pappooses, and are now free to go wherever their blood thirsty bent, leads them. Ii the state ment made by the Epitaph correspond ent proves true, then the Apache war has but just begun, and in all probability it will prove more disastrous to life than any in the past history of our Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
EASTERN.

STAUNToS, Va, June 30.-Bierne and Elan, the Richmond duelists, met this morning near Newhope in this county. At first exchange of shots neither was touched. At the second shot Elam was struck in the upper part of the right thigh, and Bierne escaped unhurt. Bierne then expressed himself as satis- fed, and the parties left the field in op- posite directions.
 CHARLOTrEvILLE, Va, June 30 Bierne was represented, it Is repor.ed. by young Calkney and Wright. of Rich mond, and Elam by John Smelling and John F. Lewis and son. Elam was dangerously shot through the right thigh. He is at a hotel at WaynesbOro and telegrsphed for his wife. Bierne passed Charlottesville for Richmond on the 1920 tram.
 PADUcAH, Ky, June 30.-In Graves county, on Thursday, man and his son named Tucker quarrelled as to who should ride a reaper. The father broke the skull of the son with a club. The boy will die.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 30.-Wm. 4. Cook says he proposes to sue the Attor- ney General for islander. Brewster made certain charges against Cook in a recent interview published in the Philadelphia Press.
 ST. LOUIS, June 30-The annual meet ing of the prohibitionists of Missouri met at Wsrrensburg yesterday. It was called to order by Dr. John Brooks, Of St. Louis, president of the state slli- ance. A large number of delegates art present. Among the letters of regret Is one from ex-Governor B. Gratz Brown. President Brooks, in his annual address, proposed to reverse the conditions which worked the failure to the movement last year, for securing a submission to the people of the question of constitutional prohibition. He urged An earnest union. the necessity for adequate funds with which to put live man in the field. and