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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Sheriff S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the first JudIcIsl District Court, m and for the county of Plms, or O. judgment rem dered in said court on the 5th day of October. A D. 1888, iu favor of Morris GoldWater aud aeainst Ben iamin Morgan for the sum Of Five with interest thereon from October 5tl, l.-3, ut the rate of rwO per cont per month Ill pglt, together with One hundred and Ten and tj-lui Dollars percentage. costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment. and accralng costs, have levied upon the following described lots or parcels of lnud situate lying and being m the city of Tucson, County of Pima, Territory Of Arizona, Co wit: Lot 9, ln block lls; lot 6, m block lii; lot g. m hocF iS5; lot l, in block 2i2 lot ls m block 242. lot . m block 6-; lot r., in block 62; lot 9 in block q; lot x, m block II. Also the easterly sg feet of iuts and [, m block No. |. thencs westerly alOng the north line of said lot No. 1. uinety-nlns fec tO a stake thence southerly, and parallel with lhlrd avenue. lS4 feet to A stakc on the south line Of sad lot No. {; thence along the south limo of lot No |, east erly g feet to Its southeast corner: thence along the west line of Third aveuue, nOrtherly, lS2 feet To the place of beginning, all -ald lots belug aC- cording Co the otiiciul survey of thevil-sye lu0w city) of Tucson. made and executed by x. W. Foreman. ar q approved by the Mayor and Couu- cil of said village on the 2Stn day of J me ls.2.
 And notice i- hereby gwen that on Saturday, the 18th dag of December. A. D. l~.3, between the hours ol lO o'clock a. and % clock p. m.. Tucson. county of Pima, Territory of Arizona, ] will sell lt pGbHc .Gctlpu. Co the highest and best bidder for Ca>h. legal currency. all the right title and interest of the defendant m and to the above described property. or GO much thereof as will satisfy Che sand iuds ment, costs and GccruIu cO-f-.
 Tucson. November 2l lss3.
 ugf w'l R. IT. PAUL. Styariri.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Letter From Harry Ward, Which Ex-
 pllns Itself.


 WATERMAN, SAN BERNARDISo Co,
 CALIFORNIA, Dec. 20, 1885
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Some months since, l left Tucson for an absence that might be long or short as circumstances ordered. Certain good and substantial reason existing, l did mt publish in large type, the fact nor he hour of my departure, nor did I make extended and efusive farewells to all my acquaint- ances, which would have amnuuted to about the same thing. On the con- trary, l went quietly and without a farewell banquet"
 Several times du-lng my absence, the fact has been kindly conveyed to me by friends, that a general impression was abroad in Tucson that 1 had tt0 use the forcibie, but rather inelegaut froutier expressiou) skipped the town" Until lately have thought IL wisest, for cer- tain reasons, to allow the impression Ca prevail. But I now take this publIc way of informing all interested parties that l have not, nor do l intend tu skip" vet awhile, and as soon as 1 replsnlsh depleted excnequer, shall put in an appearance, and hquIdate some debts that I am so unfortunate az to owe.
 I am perfectly well aware h " ex- tremely phenomenal 1t IS for anyone to owe anything Tn Tucson, and am there fore not at all surprised at the rather nasty judgment passed upon my ab- sence. Perhaps upon more complete knowledge of the subject, which | may see lit to furnish those of my "frends' who have been so busy in remembering me while absent, different conclusion may be reached.
 For the present, I shall content my self with remRrkng that l am now, iu order to obtain the necessary lucre to enable me to return and settle old scores, doing that which would probably astonish, if not kill said friends il obliged to try if, namely working.
 Yours very respectfully, HARRY WAVU
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
A Sunday in neeemher.

For winter weather nothing could be finer than yesterday. The temperature was as mild and the ar as balmy as the Aprils and Mays of California. A walk around the city discovered roses, pansies, violets, forget-me-nots, fus- chias, verbenss, deisies, clover, pinks, geraniums and a score of others, known to those better versed in botanical lore, blooming in all their beauty and love liness. The air was redolent with their perfumes. The notes of the mocking birds and other legthered songsters greeted one's ears everywhere in joyous harmony. Children were playing on the streets, ID what would be summer cos tune ID a cold cline, happy in theIr games of ball, marble, hoop or top. The sunshine was clear and strong but not dazzling. On the Rincons and Santa Ritas little patches of snow cap ped their summits. but there was not enough to chill the soft bFeeZes that rolled down their sides. In the Santa Cruz bottoms the sycamore, willow and cottonwood yet have their autumn leaves. Contrast the appearance of this day in Tucson with that in other climes. Every tree stripped of its foliage. The ground, the housetops, the hillsides covered with snow. No flowers except in the hot houses of the wealthy. The streets filled with slush, a strange mixture of mud, Ice, snow and cold water. The temperature arctic. Cold northern blasts sweeping along, freezing the very marrow in the bones of any one so un- fortunate 10 be out doors. UEhl 1t makes one shiver this warm, sunshiny morning, just to think about 1t.
 Then think, too, of the poor who have not full bins of winters coal, of their insufficient clothing, of inability to get food as in the summer. Think Of the little ones suffering for warmth, food and raiment, while ours are playing out of doors in the merry sunlight and smelling the perfumes of the flowers.
 No wonder people get broken in health and mind i'll such a land and come to this-God's country-to recuperate body and DurGe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
DR. C. [. ShLEIELD.

torsultauUE- stIctly eoErI.a.... .. ..-..1 or at office FREE. For Che .s-vel-.re... .f ... tieuts and Iu a-ls- Go insure as-.... ....... hav8 adopted Co pt.rs-s u.iir-s. r1..- 7 -.. ..I packages are fE-J-.r..9.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Great EngIish Remedy :!

] @ ----5allEE gar for Nar4ura L'-..G g.. ENasa-Jsl+ +Efs.l-s $ 5suIuaI ra- 5per,Isto-r- ... L'r- MANHOOD. a-lH-r- -y Fa-.l--l l-'-.H'H.- .sua and --- Gee 'e--.- s4 aftaUr ..t- Ab-ss. gal.rf. tl..-, and eECH -sa- .- --t.lsst . .4e-- .r a- a .. Namarg I-.=-i.gl-t --L1 SrrI=rg lIlul
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
IN k STILL HOUR
Two Learned Men Have Talk snd Come
 to a Common Conclusion.

| Two Learned Men Have Talk snd Come 70 Common Conclusion.
 There can be no question as to that, /" said Dr. p. who is prominently connected with a cer- tain hospital. to bis friend tse House Surgeon. as the two sat having 8 smoke and quiet chat ID the reception loou late on a recent stormy nIght-''no question 8; all. Ever since began
 practice in thas little country village you've
 heard ne speak of, away up near Lake Ontario. thirty years sEu. have felt, in common with all other physicians, the need of reliable plas- ter. There are SO many diseases-if. indeed. the majority do not come under the rule-for which a good external application is better than reme- dice poured into Q patients stomach.
 'That's go, Doctor, and Co show you my faith in your theory. l may say that since have held my position Lsre l bave opposed the idea of dos iug people. except Iu cases when we were at our wits end and it seemed Co be that or nothing. Some SO thing application. if the patient needs snythinr combined gi.h st and eooi nursing will do the hus.uess-save where eases of acci- dents require heroic treatment"
 'I say Doctor sand the other. you can speak Of it or not, inst as you like. but ID my private practice. when 1 want any thing of the sort. l use BENSON'S CAPtINE POROUS PLASTER. It's proprietary thing. of course, but It Is by al odds the best plaster have come across It IS scientifically prepared quick In taking hold sure to relieve where relief Is possible. and neat wax to handle. IL is iust the perfect flower of all that has ever been done in shat line. I hap pen to know too. that II IS being rapidly intro dgced in the principal hospitals of London Paris and other leading cities in Europe"
 'You needn't fret. my friend laushed the House Surgeon. over the chance of being caught m an act of professional sl heterodo1y. for we use BensOn's here every day. SO they co at the other city hospitals. We md It SO much better than linlments. lo-ions etc. that the bottles are Ectu- ally getting scarce in the house"
 Beusous pla-ters are pr parei from an i'm proved formula by distinguished physicians and chemists fo meet want felt for yeIr-. luu will not be disappointed iu them. Tn he middle of the genuine ls ctr the word CAPClNE. Price | 25 cents. Seabury C Johnson. New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
HARPER s PERIODICALS.
 Per Year:

hAhFEh FIsANhL4lN Stt . Aisl- l-iblsA-
 KY, One Year ts2 uumbersI sI--------------I 70 O0 Postage Free to all subscribers in tbe United States and CanLda.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
The Methodist Conferencc.

This ecclesisstical organ zatiou was in session last night til midnight. The following is lis. O. the members: D. McFawn, c. L. Pe8rsJn, N. L Guthrie, Wm. George, J. W. Robinson. J. T. Pierce and c. H. Adams.
 The superintendent of the Arizona Mission, G. H. Adams, presented R well written and interesting report of the doings fer two year past, which showed healthy progress for hetAodism il Ari- zona for that period.
 Rev. G. l.. Pearson preachei last night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
The SchoaI Onestion.
OFFICE or CITy SUPEETyTEEnE E.yT i
 OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

VT EAlE OE ALlk
 OF PUBIIc SCHOOLS
 TUCsoS, AEIzONA, Dec. 2-, lS-j. ' To the Hon. Board of School Trustees,
 District No. One Pima Co.
 GENTLEMEN: Our school sess-ons for the year 1883 having just closed, # seems fitting that a short report should be made relative thereto.
 Little can be sad in addition 70 that contained in my report for Iss2
 There has been an increase in the attendance for tEe present year over that of 1881 and lss2 as vii. be seen ly the following statistics: Whole num- ber Of pupils enrolled during the months of September, October, Noyembar and December 1881, 2sI; whole number aa.- lug the same months of loS1 353. wlo.o number during the Eame months ef 1883, 3s5. This shows au Inc5ease of 72 in the number of papils enrolled i1 1882 over that of 1881, and further iu- crease of g in the number enrolled Iu 1883 over the enrolment of I-S4 The increase of this year over las- year certainly cannot be attributed t1 iu- crease or population in this city. Ia # not fair to infer that the increase is due to the growing popularity of the schools and to greater efficiency?
 As was said in my report for 1889; the character of the work performed by the teachers in all departments of the school, has been such a= to meet gen eTal approval. Few Comulaiats have reached me from its patrons concerning the work done, while ol the other hand, many cOnueudatIOus have come from them. FIhis IS gratifying wleL wg ry- fleet that people are more prone 20 Ind fault than Jo commend. We hlFc uot tired to please everybody, but have at al times conscieniiously endeav0rod 10 perform the duties imposed upon us -u such a manner as t1 ueut the approval Of our patrons.
 Gentlemen o5 the Board [ desire O thank you for the warm interest that you have taken Iu the atfslrs rf the school and the assistance U4Ica have received from you. I shall make more extended report in the near iu,uIe
 Respectfully,
 GEo. C. HALL. Principal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
.EVERYBODY'S DOCTOR.
BY ROBERT i. GUNN, N. ].

Evegtoly's Doctor contains 5,. octave pages and Is printed on fine paper and is handsomely bound. It is sold at the low price of three $ do.iars a copy. 70 ss Co bring within the reach uf all.
 The work differs from all other books ou Do- mestIc Medicine iu hasiHr the di-e.so- system aiicsiiy arranged accoruIus to their classitica- tIJu. EverytlluE is described m the plaiuest possible language. and the prescriptions are written out Iu plain English. 50 that they c-n be employed by any intelligent reader. Parents will ind it a reliable adviser In every thing relating to the rearing of their children.
 Every family can save fifty times the price of the book every year by consulting It. it Is complete lu all lts parts, and l- the most recent book of tLe kind published. If you have Dyspepsia. md iut how Co cure IL by rsldIns Eysy body's Doctor.
 lou can learn how Co cure 'a-asrh by consult ing Livery bcdy'- Doctor.
 For Lanitual Constipation. read Everyb body's Doctor.
 For al diseases of ths LuuEs anI air passages. consult EverybOdy's Doctor You can cure Group and Ehuopiug Cough by following the treatment giy iu Everybody 's Doctor.
 Tor the cure of Piles read Everybody Doctor
 The book will be sent fies by mail or express on rec ip' Of three dollars.
 We refer to the Editor of tisis paper as to the book.
 Address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Kind Words.
From ;he Clifton Clarion

We received a pleasant call yesterday from NIT. Herbert Brown, a represent ative of the Tucs7n CITIZEN, who visits Clifton in the interests of that paper. The CITIZEN is the largest daily in the Territory and IS edited with marked ability and journalistic enterprise. Its management spares no labor in procur- iug the latest and most reliable tele- graphic news and its colGmus are filled with matter Cf general interest. Mir. Brown will remain ID Clifton for some days, visiting our mines and acquainting himself with our people from whom We hope Fe will receive kind treatment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
City Prison Rules.

The following rules are posted in the city Jail:
 l. Upon entering this office please pit on the floor and stove, as the spit ;oons are only for ornament.
 2 kIck the cat, as he has no feelings.
 3. Give the prisoners matches as it IS not allowed.
 f. Look through the books. \. B. Fms does not apply to reporters
 ,. Pat on a star, halioO police or fire. 6. Leave the chairs m the middle of the roam, as the man in charge has nothing to do.
 :. Ask sll kinds of questions concern Ing private police business.
 <. Cary away the papers as we can- not read.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
peaih or Arfhur Anderson.

Saturday evening Arthur Anderson, the ten-.ea--old son of J. A. Anderson, was taken suddenly i'll. At midnight Dr. Handy was sent for, but the boy died before his arrival. He is supposed to have died Of organic heart disease He was playing around Saturday with his comrades, and had just acceptably finished term in the public school. The funeral took place yesterday after noon, and, notwithstanding the short notice, was attended by a large con- course Of sympathizing friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

The ladies of the Episcopal church guild wish to thank all those who kindly assisted them in thelr late bazar. Espe- ciRl thanks are due the members Of the fire department for the use of their hall on the occasion; also to Mr. H8llihan for the decorating and to MT. J. NJ. Will kIns for the electric light. They also take this opportunity of thanking Mrs. Sargent for the embroidered scarf, which she also sold for tie benefit of the church.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Notice for Publication.
Coumutod Homestead No. Isi.

LAND OFFICE AT DUCsoS. ARIZONA.
 December 1s, lssi. Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler hns hed notice of his intention Co make final proof m support of his claim, and that sand psoOf will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on January z5. 1881. viz.: Joseph Durr. of Tucson, Pima county, Ari7oua. for the \ ki. of Sec. l7 Tp l4, < Range lt F. G. 6 x. R., B. X M.. and names the following as his witnesses, VIZ Eugene Brunier- John Ressle- John Zellweger and Robert Both of. all of Tucson, Arizona
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. lFirs, publication December 22, iSs3.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Arrest MurdererS and RObber>-SS, 500
 Reward.

On the evening ot November 24, 1883, four outlaws wreCEee the east bound ex- press train at point about four miles east of Gage station, I5 miles weat Of Deming, New Mexico, and ruthlessly murdered T. c. Webster, the engineer, and then robbed Wel-, Fargo q Co.'S express of S5lS in coin and S312 in cnr- rency. They also robbed the conductor of S101 in coin and a silver watch, and R. O. Gaskill, a passenger, Of Sl55 ID currency. They also rIhed the mail car, but took nothing of val1e. The robbers were mounted on small class of horses and left Tn a northerly direction toward Cow springs.
 Wells. Fargo X Go. offers reward of Sl,000 each for the arrest and conviction of the murderers, and tine Southern Pa cific Railroad Company offers a like re- ward on the same terms. The Postoftice Department has standing reward of S200 each for conviction of mail rob bing.
 On Saturday evening, December &, 1883, o. w. Sample, alias Big Red" Dan Dowd, alias Big Dan" John Kelly, alias "Yorkey," Willis, alias Tex" and W. E. Delaney, entered the town of Bi-- bee, Cochise county, 4. T., robbed Gas tenada's store of S2,500, coin, currency and Mexican silver, and shot and killed three men and one woman. The three first named have been arrested and are now in jail at Tombstone, the two last named being still at large.
 The prevailing opinion, based on press reports, etc, and the known bad reputa- tion of the persons named, IS that they were the parties who robbed the train and murdered the en yineer near Gage on November 24, 1883. We have an abundance of positive evidence that at the very moment of the Gage affair the men named were at San Simon station, "A miles from Gage and en route for Bis bee.
 The Gage murderers and robbers are still at large and unknown, ana the re ward offered will be promptly paid.
 The undersigned will cooperate with any person who obtains any clcw and desires to obtain assistance without any abatement in matters of reward. Any letters or dispatches sept n care of Colonel A. A. Bean, Division Supt. s. P R. R. O., Tucson, will be i promptly forwarded. All communica- ions strictly confidential if so desired. | If any of the above robbers are arrested l D any of the states or territories or ! Mexico they will be conveyed to the | place of trial without cost 10 those who l make the arrests.
 LEN. HARRIS,
 Detective S. r. R. R. Go.
 J. E. HUME,
 Snacral Offirar W r E Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Card

To all who are suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a selt-addressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T. -Inmsn, Ststlon D, New York City. o31-Iy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
THE GREAT ASTI-SYPHILITIC.

Le Riehau's Golden Bslsam No. 2 Cures Chancres, first and second stages; Sores on tho Legs and Body; Syph1litlc Catarrh. diseased Scalp, and all primary forms of the disease Price, SJ-OO per bottle. Le Richau'S Golden Balsam No. 2 Cures Tertiary, Mercurial. Syphiltic Rheumatism Pains In the Bones, Liberated Throat, Syphil ltlc Rash. Luups. etc., and eradIcstes all dis- ellses from the system, whether caused by bad treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price. $500 per bottle.
 Le Kichau's Golden spanish Antidafs for the cure of GOuorrhea. Gleet. etc. Price, Ss 90 per bottle. Ie Richau'- Golden spanish Injection. s wash for the cure of tleet Structures. Diseases of the Uretha, and Bladder. etc PrIce, S1.5O per bottle
 Le kichau's Golden Uiutment for the eifec- tive healing of SyphIlitic Sores and Eruptious. Price, SI per bottle. Also agents for Le Richau's Golden Pills for Weakness. loss of Physical powers and all diseases arising from abuss and excess and over~Ork. Price. $500 per Box Sent everywhers. c. O. D. securely packed per express
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

Mormons in large numbers are pour ing into Arizona. 4 cItIzen of St. Johns, Apache county, who recently went to Utah, says that from the time he left home until he reached Kanab, the road was one line of teams.-C Clarion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
LOCATIONS.

great many townsite eases have been decided at thIs term O. tine district court, and there Is good ground for the belief that in the future Tombstone property owners can "reai their titles clear" in recent decisions of Judge Pin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Something New.

The ElIie bouquet Is triple extract per fume manufactured by the Franco Amer ican Perfume Company of San Francis co. IL IS something new. Tor sale at Yorba's drug store. Give 1t a trlal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
January scheme.
i.SII p-lZl Whole Tickeg>. 22.
 7: Ticket. ssJ9
Half Tickets. SI. 5J Tickets. SIOO.

Remit money OF Baus Draft in Letter, or send ty ENsjres-. ION'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER OR PuSIOFEIC F. ORL ER. until fur ther ugtice. ORDERS ot Sj and upwards by fxpr.ss can be sent at our expense. Address all ortsr- 70 J. J. DOUGLAS. Louisville. Kentucky, or To ". l.. gE GRAW, Agent, Tombstone, ArI- zoua ucI5rIhSAWly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
MARRIED.

C0LLMAN-BOUQUET Tucson, Arizona. hy W. A. scott. J. P. Miss Adlein NJ Bouquet. of Riverside, Iowa, and Henry COllmau. of Tue son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Trcsnv. Dee. o2. 1.S3.

III0UE. IItI. =, I-0I7. We the undersigned trustees fo- School District No. One desire, iu be- half of the people os the district, to thank the Prime pal and teachers for the efficient services rendered by them dur ing the year 1883 and to assure them of our confidence and esteem.
 J. V. MASON,
 WI. A. ScoTr, JR.,
 CHAs. F. DRAKE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Notice for PubIictIon.
Pr-emp;i0a No. lOl2.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA.
 December D. IssS. ! Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fled notice If his intention to make hnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wlil be made before the Register and RaceIver at Tucson, Arizona. on February 6. 1881, VIZ. James PINley, of kedInctol, Arl- zOna for the St ii of Sec. |. Ip.eS. B il F, c & \. R. F. N., and names the following us his witnesses, viz A. James. Edward WhI-lock, Jo- selh Pearson and Nathan Pearsou, all Of Red ington, Pima county, Arizona.
 BEN. N. THOMAS Register. First publication December 2q 1888. W5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Official Records.
DEEDS.

Francis B. Cory to Wm. Reid, lot l. block l2l, village now cltv Cf Tucson, S300.
 Village of Tucson C. Jesus Mungilla, lot l0 block @; September l, 1873: S4.
 LoCATION7.
 Patterson, Quijotoa mountains, by T P PPatterson, Mrs E T Taylor, A B Van Benthuysen and J q Hilzincer. Mill mine, Gro Blanco district, by NJ Kirkpatrick and Isaac Flood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
EIyEgG DI>Pft>tEI.


f00 Geary street San FrrH.-.1. I... Private entrance, fDj Mason street. fHIr b.-e- up Ge1ry str'et from Esauy. Man a-'-r.+ through Dlspeu-ary Duc Store. ued-F
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

c. r RICHARDS S co, Accents. 4Z7 & 42g SansOme street, Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal.