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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
HermOsilIO Gossip.
HERMosILLO, SONORA,
 - In I.AD

HERMosILLO, SONORA, April 26, 1883.
 Since l was here last can see many signs of prosperity in this section of the State.
 Just at present and for the past month, business is almost paralyzcd owing to the Indians.
 People are afraid to trave, any distance away from nere, and those living In the dangerous sections are also afraid to stir about much.
 News came yesterday of more Apa- ches and depredatIons in the vicinity of Mazatan, a small place about 90 miles from here.
 The weather IS even delightful yet: not at all uncomfortable.
 Water pipes are laid over most all the city and, belonging to the people the water Is as free as ar and an excellent quality.
 The streets are regularly sprinkled and otherwise kept fairly clean and in good order, but the sidewalks generally are .bominable.
 Oranges are getting scarce and are about double the price of a month ago.
 At Guaymas the other day, 1 saw quartz mill that had been just discharg- ed from the Mexico on her last trip.
 The mill Is for the Sta. Helena con- pany operating some place on the So- | nora rIver.
 The same steamer brought all the | for the Guaymas street rail | way, and in weeks time after its ar rival they had a couple of hundred | yards of track laid
 HermOsillo Is much larger than Guay- mas, but the streets are too narrow, with but two or three exceptions, to mHks street railroads possible.
 The State elections take place within , few days, but excite no interest what sver, because everything is cooked" aud the elections are a mere form .o make constitutional governor, when not one legal voter out of fifty ever thinks of casting a vote.
 There IS little opposition to the in. however one or two of the have taken stand against Torres, which IS at least an excellent in- iicatlon of a healthy expression of Opin- on III the future.
 Fl Sonorense, published at Guaymas, ,ame out last week in a bold manner and told some frigid facts about the of elections, etc.
 Even the opponents of Torres are to admit that there IS no man in the State with his administrative IbIlity; that the State progressed more Inder hIs former government than any other, and that there will be little dan ger of intestine strife during his admin stration. II.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
An OnI>ide View.

We publish the following article from the Alta California, ig order to show the way they look at the Indian question outside of the Territory:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

Mo- ls the only positive cure Tor fbl iSlAl l h- RHEA Price of either Invigorator. S2 per bot tie. SIX for Sl1 Sent o any address on receipt of price. or C. Q. D. Responsible persons can pay when GU cd. Strctest secrecy man taIned Patients cured at home. Dr. LIebig's Dispen- sary has an elegant Drug Store m lrs bun ding
 Too frequent evacuauons of the bladder and klpy Sediment in urine are symptoms of Sec Ondary seminal Weakness and ProstafOrrhea. Complaints readily yield to the DR. LIEBIG TREAI aIENT.
 Ordinary Cases.-Any recent case of special or private diseases cured for Sl0 Remedies su .- tcieut Co cure will b. prompt sent NIth full directions and advice on receipt Of sin. All Packages are securely covered from ubs- walton.
 GnYigOrafOE samples Free.
 To prove The wonderful D, wer of 'he GRE VI GEEMAS ISyIGoRAToR d S2 bottle of either number will be sent free of charge. Persons ordering free bo'tle wil only have Co pay ex- presssee on del ivery.
 Nest Powerful Electric Belts Free Co PatieHt~, consultation, Examination and advice free and private.
 DIR. LIEBIG d co. Zoo Grary st. Private Entrance. iO5 Mason st-. .. r.. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

The newly elected governor of Sonora is Ot Felisardo Torres, the present gov err T, ss many suppose. but a brother, Lus Torres, who occupied the guberua- torlal chair prIor to Ortiz He is very popular man, and would have been eleSted for second term, to succeed b mself, but that the Mexican laws pro- hibIt two terms in successlon.-Tomb stone Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

Prescott Courier: Mir. Yaney, of Lynx Creek. came in last evening. He reports increasing livelIness m that cam, and states that the smelter will probably commence operations early next week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
DR. C. D. SAlfIELQ.

BIC hearney Street, san Francisco, Cal
 Consultations -trIc.ly cOntdeutiAi. by letter or a office REE. For the convenience of pa- rients, and in order tO insure perfect secrecy. have adopted private address. under winch all packages are forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Dobey, Rat'ler, Arivaca, April 29, Patrick Powers.
 Lucky Shot, Arivaca. March 13, W NJ Sopuer-
 Monarch, Arivaca, April W M Sop her.
 America, Arivaca, March IS, W NJ SoFher, L Raney.
 Apache Girl, Arivaca, March l3, W M Sopher, l. Raney.
 Silver Fox, Arivaca, March l3, W M Sopher, l. Raney.
 Cashier, Arivacs, March l3, W NJ SOyher, l. Raney.
 Lion, Arivaca, March 13, L Raney, W NJ Sopher.
 Boustabout, Arivaca, March 13, W NJ SoI her, L Raney.
 Lone Pawn, Arlvscs, March l3, W M Sopher, l. Raney.
 Mountain Jim. A1vaca, March l3, W NJ Sopher, l. Raney.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
DIR. LIEBIG,
DIspensary. Cor. Geary and Mason streets. san Tram
 cisco, California.

biNIFuHaFNs Nofs sfaNl ana
 Mason streets. san Fran
 cisco, CalifOruia.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE I for the cure of all SFECIAL COMPLICATED and sO-callad lN- DURABLE CH IONIC DIsEAsEs. Dr. Liebig'> German InVigO ratOr K positively guaranteed to cure Nervous and Plu-ical Debility, seminal WeaI,nes>. Lost VI snhood. <perniaG"r- rhea. Loss of Energy. Ring ing and Dizziness in the , Head. Meianrholia. Hopeless lecling>. ProStatOrrhe and all the results of youthful lm- prudence and excesses Of ma- ture years The Doctor. a regular College Phy .trian from Europe. will agree to for felt one thousand dolIar~ for a c.-e the InyIgoraIor will not cure under special treat ment and advice.
 The reason go many cannot get cured of Weakness and the above diseases is oWing to a complication. called PROS IA TOR HEA. which requires pc cgliAr treatment.
 Dr. Iiebig's InNigorafOr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

ImpOtency. Exhauted Vitality. Prem uure De- ciIne and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from whatever cause
 produced. IL enuChes and purInes the blo'd; Stoen4 thens the Nerves. Brain, Mu.clss. Diges- ton, Reproductive Organ, and Physical and
 Mental Faculties. It stops any unnatural debil- ltatIng dram upon rre system. preventing invol
 uutary losses debllitatIug dreams. seminal losses with the uUne etc, SO destructive tO mini and body. lt Is a sure e-lmlnstpr of all KIDNEY AM BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no iniurious ingre,iieut-. To those suffering from the evil effects Of youthful indI>cretion> or eNcc>Se>. speedy. Thor Ough and permanent GRE I- G' ARAN- FEED. Price. s2.5O per bottle. or hT- bottles in case, with fuu directions and advice S1O. Sent secure from observation To any address up- on receipt of price. or (. 0. D To be had only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

Judge D. IF. Pinney is in Tombsone and will open court next Monday. Co., chise county has a small criminal cslen- dar for this term, but a very lengthy civil aud law calendar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
Splrndid Bath Rooms.

The Tucsou Bath Rooms. South Main street. just refitted m first class style. Hot, cold and shower baths at all hours. Price 9 cents.
 ADAM SANDERS, Proprietor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
TRIAL ROITLE FREE.

Suficle ( Co show Its merit will be seat to any one applying by letter, s.atIug hls symptoms and age. Communicar- Dns strictly confidential.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

Jose Velasquez and wife to Edmond Lew. lot ,. block 2O9, Tucson, S3, 3,500.
 T. R Fully aud wife, Estevan Ochoa and wife and ; k DeLong, to Board of ScI ool Trustees. School District No l, block l01, Tucson, S5,2j0.
 r A Drake and wife tO Move Wicks, block No 22, and IS lots m block 9, Drake's addition tO Tucson. $50.
 Jesus M Elias and wife to Amelia Goldberg, SW of Sec 8, T l3S, R l3 -ast, 800.
 J IOldberg and wife to Genoviva Ehas, lot 10, block 59, Tucson, S5O.
 Geo r Foster and wife Co James H Ioole, lot :, block 2l5, Tucson. Sl POO. City Of Tucson t. Samuel BOstick, lot 6, block l74, Tucson, S4.
 1hos Fitch to Ajo Mining and Devel- opment Co.,. Southern, Ajo Junior, Aio Junior No. ?, Aio Junior No. 3, Pinto, Pinto No. ,, Pinto No. 3, Aio district, s1.000.
 l.unsight Consolidated Mining Co to GLnsIght Mining Co, Gunsight, Silver Girt and Eastern mines, and Gunsight mi.l-site, Myers district, SlO.
 Vhos J Newcome to E W RIsley, ! Easton mine, Tucson mts, SlOO.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Writ of attachment, Hugh Farley vs. James Lee. Santa Catalina mine.
 l;utchers bond of Francisco MOrro- quin. SI. 900: NJ G Ssmaniego and Pedro Az uirre as sureties.
 Writ of attachment, Mast, Greeuzweig x Co. vs. J. NJ. Berger, lot 6, block 234, I'r son
 License by California Board of Med icai Examiners to Dr. II. Crepln, to practice medicine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
Per1ectiY Harmless Used Inter
 HaIIy or ErteTR0tly.

J. II. ZEILIN S CO. Prop1etors, Manufacturing Chemists Phi ladel- phia; Price, 50 cents per bottle Pint bottles, one dollar. apl7-5wd-V7t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
ATTORNEYS.
H. B. LIGHTHIZER
J. A. ANDERSON,

ATTORNEY AND AT-LAW.
 NOTARY PUBLIC. MINING AND LAND ~ Laws a specially. Othce. 4l2 Pennington street, opposite Court House. Tucson, Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
l.. D. CHILLSON
5OLON NJ. ALLIs

SOLON M. ALLlSs CIVIL ENGISEER AND U. :. DEPUTY MINERAL
 SURVEYOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC. HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO CORNER II of Pennington and Meyer streets TOpo- gra hicsl Niaps specially All business en- trusted Co him will be attended to with prompt ua and IIsDatcn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

his Gre at Streng gtheni z Remedy and Nerve TONIC I-th legl l. mate result 1f over twenty years of prac- iical experience, and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN rI Nervous and phy- -ical Debility Semi nal Weakness. Sper- mafOfr1Ra. Prosta- tnrrhosa fr1rsEIuug
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
J. c. HANDY.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
WARNER < ODERMATT
VIM. F. SCOTT,

DENTISTS DOOM 22, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
M. J. WALSH

ATTORNEY AND COUNssILOR-Ar-IAw, No.
 CAMP STREET. TUCsON. A.. T. OFFICIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL - matters relative Co Mining. Public and Pri- rate Land Clalns and Mexican Land and Min- lng Titles and all kinds of English and Spsnisb HrRnslatiOns promptly furnished
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05

ATTORSKY-AT-LAw. 016PENNINGTON STREET. TUCSON. ABI- = O A TT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Great English Remedy!

Is a nsVer-fAilinz 2 cure
 for Nervous Debility. Exhausted Vitality Seminal " a kuess, Sperrnatorrhna. LOST MANHOOD. lmpoten- cy. Paralysis. Prustator- rhNa and all the terri hle effects of self Abuse. youthful follles, and axce-se- ID maturer 3 y-ars-such ss loss of Memory. i.assitude.Noo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

It was resolved that the annual meeting OF the
Association should be held III the new building on
Hotel street that dedicatory exercises and COLA
ton take place also at the time Of occupancy, and
Wessrs p G. Jones jr., W. W. Hall. Capt. /. BRAY,
@. NJ. Cooke and DR.. J. NJ. Whitney were appointed
as a committee 20 arrange the proceedings OIL the
oocasion The building committee we're instructed
to arrange if possible with the contractors to al
low the gymnasium and bathrooms to remain III
an unfinished condition until later period, when
what Is most desired can be better determined. \
resolution was passed Offering the Amateur Musical
society the use of III the building for their
Tehearsals and concerts on certain considerations
PRAYER was then offered by DR.. Whitney and the
meeting adjourned.
The estimated population of " s Wales on De
Gambler 3Ist. lss2, was A93i2 males. SIS 125 fe-
males, total of s17 .l5s souls.
Dr. UCounnr, Roman Catholic Bishop Of Balla-
rat, died on February II. from hemorrhage Of the
lungs at the age Of %.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21
Australian News.

Z Stone Virgins, IL. D. has written 10 he
Mayor ofsydney, from Ottawa, Canada, and which
letter vas read at meeting Of the Sydney Munich
pal Council on Feb, Il, informing the assembled
Solons that one Of the most extensive and vio-
lent storms Of the present century would pass over
your continent and adjacent sea on the loth Of
March. and no vessel would be safe, etc. etc
Nh. CUNNINGHAM, an agent for Barnum, en-
gagged some Queensland blacks for addition to Mr..
Bamum's curiosities. A local magistrate at Manly
informs him that he VIII probably be prosecuted
for kidnapping.
Thedeciding match between Ivo Blich's team Of
English cricketers and the Australian team that
visited the old country last year, resulted IN \
victory for the former who thus won the rub.
The match commenced on Anniversary Day, Fri
Gay, -bth January. The scores were. Engiailus
FIRST innings, 2iI second innings rs; total 465
Australia: First innings, IZS; second innings -;
total, 2t6. The Hon. Ivo Bligh having challenged
the pick Of Australia grand match between his
team and representative Australian eleven was
played on the 18th 18Th, 10th and 2Ist Of February
The progress Of legislative business has not been
50 satisfactory could have been wished for
Various circumstances have occurred to interrupt
the course Of Affairs, and the Houss itself has a.
lowed its time TO be wasted BY fruitless motions
for adjournment, and by scenes Of recrimination
between some Of its members of very disgraccful
character.
The work in connection with raising the tfsfrai
Is being proceeded with As speedily as possible,
and 1t IS anticipated that the vessel viii more
be IN her proper position. All the pumps have
been fitted in place and are IN satisfactory working
order, and now connections are being prepared for
the large boiler power which Is all that Is neces
sary for the efficient working Of the pumps The
cofer-dam Is almost complete and the wurk OF
covering It with canvass will, It is expected De
completed in the course Of day or two The
steamer Clarence, has been secured TO do the pump
ING, as she possesses the Necessary boiler power;
and she IS nov having connections made 10 attach
them 10 the fssfrui. These Will probably be ready
Immediately, and if they are the Clarsac- Will be
taken alongside the 1Hsfiui and PLACED IN a posi-
ton 10 commence operations. Arrangements are
nov being completed for pulling the ship into Neu
trail Bay should the pumping operations result sue
cessfully.
After most interesting and exciting match, the
contest between the Hon. IyO Bligh's team and a
team representing united Australia was brought to
a termination Feb 2l the result being victory for
the Australians by four vickets. The weather was
hne, andahe attendance on the Association Ground
was estimated at 10000. The result of the match
Is Of course, very gratifying TO Australians.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

49, 1900 stis~ffNN ~ 49, WI 40
the church, and all Sunday afternoon they
went visiting, and this morning pa went down
to the health Office and got the Inspector Of
nuisance to come up to the house, and when
be smelled around spell he said there was
dead rats in the main sewer pine; and they
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

saw few breadfrnit trees. Pomgranates are
in the market large and handsome. Green Co
coanuts are piled on the floors Of all the res
taurants and 1qNa de Coo, either with or
without ice, is favorite drink. Ochalta
(which in English is changed to Qrgeat) is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

Vacuum Pumping Engine, l4-incn tynuer
and Finch stroke
3 Wrought-Iron Tanks, each 1000 gallons
capacity.
Wrorght-Iron Chimney, 80 feet high, 3f-iu
diams l-s-iuch thick.
l Nultitubular Roller 10 feet louF s feet iu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

\ Full Assortment Of Fine Groceries. Intending
some Choice vaTietieso Of Canned Goods:
Table Pie Fruifs Jams and Jeilies, article, put
up by q new finn, and We can highly recommend
them a. being something really nice;
\ New Lot OF Teas. including some superior Japan
varieties; SUGAR-Rcined and Raw
Hen H.. - g--cf.cf rs ffrs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

Z ssser saI'isu uase Elrrts C1tsi- H-.f
Betting add Bill Lafinr.
Fglps 1hd lJdullir fara
teutrr. -lct aul Ilra.
,aerl Lad. nl1hift Nsfal. -=rs ana
Boxes Tx Plate Nife IalE
Sauce Pans a1i 20 Pans.
Charcoal Irons. Won rflt
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
THE OTHER SIDE.
ALIexcARY.

! dreamed | had plot Of ground, O-cr on a tisle. as story sd!ih Al ei0srd n, and closed around N n a great wall, as black as death ,.. hundred morning, bFetN
 itr littie dream nty reach. au# k blush on some taIT cheek. IT, sprsngtme man,Ing oseF eAet. .>Ae.; vlncs o,cFhung, Ike ycti.a Foods, wall, thought, and ;hougt spted The elsrlou> promise of the buds. Isey only bloomea the other side. Tears. torments darkened all my groun' 1-t Heaven. by starts about me gleamed IA ~lth senses strangely bound. Aat n my dreaming knew 1 dreamed. Sa4ag 10 my heart, these things are signs Sent 10 instruct us that 'tls ours pf.s io keep and dress our SInes. N aiung m patience for the flower. ba; hen the angel, feared by ali. .oss my hearth his shat os spread, 1h- .1se that climbed my garden aali T ! hloom-d the other SIde, sad.
 -EttIinys.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15

in my gullibility. decided not to speak of the senator, the Austrian count the elopement or the duel. The ex,ra-loqua- cious traveller had evidently remembered that it was the season for stuffing, and had nicely filled up the crowd.
 But there was one more inquiry, and after some hesitation l made IL:
 Say, Uncle. Ben. who was that tall man in the shaggy overcoat, with the ear muffiers and sloueh hat. that came through with us this afternoon
 Ha. hal" laughed the old publican ; now 1 understand the nonsense which you have asking information on. We'll, my boy. you are not the first, the one hundred and first, aye, nor the nine thous- and ard first, that he's sold with his ef- fulgent narytives, as he calls 'em. Why, that's )eel Bnxton, an he's the most owdacious liar in twelve townships
 waited to hear no more, but walked quietly out. There was a spicy perfume in the air, and thought of far. of lands, not so cold and unsympathetic as this. thought of balmy Ceylon and iowery Brazil, of citron groves and the night blooming cereus. The night had bloomed very serious for me-. was mad. and felt mean ana wicked. By and by found that the tropical odor came from the re- zion of pie, from the open easements of the hotel kitchen. They were preparing for the festive morrow. "Tkrice the brindled cat had mewed." Was it mock ing me! relieved myself by talking gibberish and Hindustanee to the rigid stars, because recollec,ed to have heard that il was not pious to swear on Thanks giving Eve.-NfaQ York NeWs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
Little Rock & Fort Smith R'y.

Trasersing the healthest portion oi the state oi ArkaHsaw from Little Rock ID Fort smith distance of Io5 miles. through belt Of country unsurpassed by any section iu the southwest for beauty of scenery, fertility oi ~so!l and wealth of mineral resources, presents extraordinary inducements alike 10 the tour isl and pleasure seekers m pursu, 0; helkh ard recreation. 10 tke agrcultur,st la srarch of productive lands reaay To yie.d eomnen- surate remaneraton for his lndu ,trs. and 10 the capitalist looking around fo: profitable investments. The magnificent scenery ot ,ke mountain, valley and river along th.s ro=:e presenting itself to the eye Of tse traveller as he speeds ;.iong his wSy, relieves ihe ted.m of ordinary jourucyIng, and the schedule Of trains has been arranged that passengers may have the advantage of daylight ruE 10 take Tn the attractions and specIa, fe4.rres of the road.
 The lands offered for sale by ,he L..tle Rock and Fort smlta Railway ai cheap -ates and on easy terms of payment cannot be eA eelled anywhere in the production oi cotton, tobacco, the cereals and fruits. This is -yi- denced by the unprecedented amo.S; sold both to individuals and 10 colonlsts ot every nationality, ihe number .; thrAlcg p.aae.= uons under cult, a,ion and the genera. ap;d development ot thc country ,htough .t he length oi the road.
 Towns and c.tlrs have sprung up aS ]. bv magic, conSsrrenty ~t;h the Gomp.rt.Ja oi the road and tic s.,lc oi the company .ar1s which promise n the near future to become importau; Riusti.al centers and isst the capitalist, the commercial pAn ard drummer To sisit these points for mercantile .r;-s ogtse and genera business.
 A igh line ot :icke,s to aN po.ass r8-;H sot;h.c cas, ,nl Aes,. and bagg < Aed 10 destination.
 Round tip Land Seekers t.cke |: greatly reduced rlteS are oR sale at a.- the pr.nci- pal ticket otfiees in the tinted states. These tickets are good to return fos -5 1ss thus affording prospectors an oPp 3f,.r.ts U go and sec for themselves.
 The undersigned will take p'ess.=- tr r-- spending fully 10 any inquiries io- :e:at.rd information as oatiined in this ads rtt5sement
 I, HAKiNAN. F. BENNETT.
 Gen. Supt Gen. tass, ag',.
 W. D. SlACk. land Comm,ssioaer