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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
HermosiIlo Letter.
HrPNosILuo. May l5. 1888.

Anyone intending to bring anything dutiable or free into Mexico should, ia order to avoid using superauous profanity about the wonderful circum- locution of customs collections and reg ulations, take a word of advice and go slow and sure, always.
 The Mexican tariff is,apparently, based on some ancient French system and IS about the most inconsistent and ambis- uous in chIisteudom; but that is not the fault of the officials here and they can not modf, much of tho evil
 For example, a man buys supplies ID Tucson and has the papers made there and certified by tine Consul. Everything depends upon the exact description of the goods. For the Consul only ap- proves of She properly executed docu- ments without knowing anything of the goods. Il the articles at the custom house do not correspond in we ght or measure, they are subject to thrice the original duties.
 l know of one instance when a min ing superintendent uaii for 20 kegs Of nails of 2.OU0 pounds each where IL should have been 2,OOO pounds total; and another paying for ten sacks fl potatoes st l, l,lJO pounds each.
 They needed them aud paid the duties, but, of course, their surplus was re- turned them from Mexico hve or SIX months after.
 A very good way to avoid such mis- takes would bs for the shipper Go bring his goods on the other side Of the h. e ss near the custom house as convenient, aud have the inspection made there by the agent or broker.
 The government IS making strenuous efforts Co stop smuggling and employs a small army along the border that are well paid and constantly on the alert.
 If goods are destined for .Magdalena or HermOslllo they are again examined by another posse with pistols peeplug under their coat tails.
 Smuggling m @ small way goes on, l suppose, when PaucuO goes up tO Tue son very thln and poorly clad, and comes back wiJh an outside s.Ore suit, like d millionaire and breadth of beam of a Ealstaf, which his compadre Juan or Pedro will good naturedly pass by with a smile.
 But sometimes there are annOyauces imp sed that are almost too provoking.
 A merchant doing business here, when selling G bill to go outside. say to Ures, must be made out regularly. and be stamped, if any Of the lot con slsi IE foreign articles.
 \ business man was requested once to show a list If hIs foreign stock on hand, and further, Co verify by what steamer each lot or parcel came. The most metho lical man could scarcely swear to that, but most any one could swear 8 little about 1t.
 In jusuce Go the officials, must say that 1 know of DO foreigner being sub iected to any such aunoyauces, and where no wrong has been intended, aid is often c1urteoUsly offered.
 The Tucson ezcur,ilnIsts left last evening, Go the music of the band, ani are at home and recovered, 7 hope, from .ne effects O. Ggagml oysters.
 There is no lIur new of Indians. H.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Doe Davis.

John Davis, aIi.s Lon Hauck, has been convicted Of the murder wit h winch he was charged, aul has been mt need by an Onia judge to fifteen years iu tl- psliteat,ary. Davis was brru .u C1luersvI.la, Indiana, and is nov about tlir-r-eIsht years O! age. He IS a printer by ra le and is of a highly respectable family. His father was a Cap ain 'he lunte r service in the late war, and was killed in battle. John Davis was married in Columbus, Ohio, and his wifi IS cpu-i lerei very estima- bI- laiv. < he IS an IHvalId, and but re- cen Iy left Tucson Co ioin her husband after his return to Ohio with Detective Norris. X Irsrher-in-'aw oi Mir. Davis MI. J. N. uiggs-is now cunu' cfed with the Indianapolis Journal, and Da- vi~ has brother, George Davls, hvlng iu I iIanapol-s, tailor by trade.
 John Davis. or Doc Davis as he was familiarly called. drifted, through a na- tnral inclination. into sporting circles, and 1t was in tue early portion of his career as a gambler that he com mitred the cr1me for which h. was hunt ei down through many countries and all over the United States. In Tucson he was well known Tn sporting circles, and his friends are confined only to that class. He may visit here again wien hls term of imprisonment explres-lS5S lie will then be B years of age, and Tucson will be a city of lOlOjO inhab- itauts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Government Bids.

The following bids for the furnishing of Government supplies were opened al the different posts yesterday
 Camp Lowell - <. II. D-ach man. wood, per cord. SS.23; hay, per cwt 1N.9lUc ; straw, per cwt., 1S.4-lOc bran SlS1; barley, S2J6l 3; charcoal, pel bushel, 33c.
 F. l.. Austin: Per cwt., bran, Sl.S4 baled hay, Sl.uj; straw, 14 5c.
 Maisn * Drlscnl. Per cwt., hay, 1Oc straw, 70c; charcoal, per bushel, 30c wood, per cord, SASj.
 NJ G. SamanIegD: Balei barley hay, per ton, S2290.
 Camp Bovie-S II Drachmau. per cUt, straw, 74l2-lOJc; bran, 73 l-lO beef, Sl4 s; wood, rer cord, Sl2G3 charcoal, per bushel, 3Sl zc.
 C.. N. Strauss: Per cst., barley, S3.l5, bran. S3l5.
 Camp Graut-C. N. Strauss: Per cwt. corn, 8 49; bran, S34o.
 $. Il. Drachman Per cwt-. straw, 72 - lO0c; hay, 1861 100; bran, g si.
 Camp HuacHuca : $. II. Drarhman per cwt.. hay, @ lO-lOj; straw, 1L-3lGJ bran. g SG: wood, per cord, Sl235-loh
 c. AI Stranss: Per cwt-, bran, S3 r. s' barley, 8 Jtl
 Camp NarIcopa-S. II. Drachmal Per cTt, barley. S22t; ba.el hay, Sl.55f5: straw, Slj2is
 Camp Tu1mas -C. II Stranss per .ut., bran, s l2 3; barley, S3 51is
 There were several other smaller nlts, but by whom they were made could POO, be a-certainei al the tune of writing, Awards, if muGe, have not ye, been made public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Southern Boundary of San Carlos Re-
 servatiOn to be Surveyed.

Some tune since the survey of the
 southern boundary of San Carlos Indian
 Reservation was authorized by . special
 order of the Secretary of the Interior,
 to whom the matter was referred by the
 Commissioner of the General Land or
 fee. Soon thereafter the Indians be-
 came so troub.esome and rumors to the
 effect that the San Carlos Indians were participating, becoming common, the Interior Department deemed 1t wise to temporarily postpone the survey until matters should quiet down somewhat, and the reservation assumed its ordinary every day life, and consequently on March 26th, 1889, the commissioner directed the Surveyor General to sus- pend action on the contract for San Car l los survey. This was done, and the set tiers near the boundaries of the reserva- l tion were obliged Co temporarily content themselves with the old uncertainty as l to their whereabouts. The Indian l troubles in Arizona having quieted down and it having become known that 1 the San Carlos Indians were not part ] icipants in the outrages enacted SO re- gently and the reservation was enjoying peaceful Quietude, the Interior Depart nent has again instructed the Surveyor General to proceed at once with the ! survey, which General Robbins is now engaged in preparing to dO,and an early survey is an assured fact.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

Major Nickersou, of the Uliied States Army, Wuo WAS uu General CrUOkS stall durIn. the time If has first campaign
 gliu5t the Apach,s, and wuo wli be remembered hy many of the old settlers oi AiIzana, not long since surrepInou~ly obtained divorce from Mrs. Nlcker-nn a ahiIe she was absent m Europe, and lm- mediatelv thereafter married nalu- more woman. Tle acton of Major Nicker-on Is likely Co cause a good oeHl af excitement ID army circles. The Sun day Herald, in referring to tn matter, says: "It IS understood that Nr. H. A. Nickerson, who arrived m New York a few days ago fr m Europe, where she has been for three years. wIil institute legal proceedings to have the decree of divorce obtained by her husband, Major Nickerson. United States Army, ID Phil adelphia a few weeks ago, set aside. Her friends furnish for publication the fol- lowing version of the case. Mrs. Nick erson knew nothing of the divorce untl tbe news of her husbands marriage was falegraphed her by friends, the story bsvi1c been circulated that she aban- douei him and remained by preference m Furope Her friends are anxious tn have IL known that she had no choice .but 10 remain there, as her repeated en- treaties to be allowed to return with her child were ignored by her husband or refused. and she had not the means to return uutil sle appealed to her rela- tion.. from whom she kept the story of her troubles until the last moment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
The Lnngarina Mine.

J.P. Simpson, of Charlton. Iowa. ar rived in Tucson last evening. In the course Of a flaw days he will go to Orc Blanco, for the purpose of making m examination of the LonCauna mine, ID the interest of the company ownlnr It and which be represents. r the mine m Mr. Simpson'- judgment, will justify the eXpe1d lures inc dent to further development. work on It " II be recom- menced at once. The repu atlon Of the mine is certainly a good one and beyond doubt the mine if properly managed will pay its owners most handsomely The vein proper. although narrow, is quite rich, sufficiently SO to mill Sl'u Co the ton, which. to say the least, IS
 more than many of our best mines are having. The mine under former mas tars vielied over S5,00O worth of bullion That 1t can do better even than that and al much less cost. Is conceded by all acouainted withIts history and its value II is to be hoped that Nr. Simpson will iudre the mine to he as good as many oi it's disin-erested friends believe it to he and that 1t will be thoroughly devel oped, and before long take its proper pIace among the bullion producers oi thls country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Soaora Mines.

Mr. T. c. Barker, Superintendent of the Boston s Sonora Mining Company, Sombre-etillo mountains. is in the city. with a bar of silver bullion from their mill. This company have good prop critics and an excellent tea-stamp mlil. and so soon as the question of an ade- qua-e supply of water ls settled good results are looked for. Mr. Barker also has charge Of the PiOmosa Mining Com pauy. situated in the foothills of the Plsncha de Ia Plata mountains some twenty miles northeast of Sombreretil- 10. 4 shelter is m operation here, but the ores are too r.ch to smelt well. 4 new body cf ore has been reached in the mine winch, it is thought. will assist the smelung process. Water is also quite scarce here, bur the deeper work inss of the mine will undoubtedly de- velop plenty of #. Mr. Barker takes out a concentrator with him for this mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
The Wateree Mine.

J.G. Goodman one of the fortunate owners of the Wateree mine, has a pre5- ty sure grip on biz fortune If the mlne on development only pans out accord inc to expectation. The vein IS saId t9 be about forty feet between walls, and is interspersed throughout with exceed iucly rich stringers Of carbonate ore, varying from one to three inches ID thickness. All have a tendency to pItch towards a common center lower down Should such be the case the future ol the mine wlll be an important one, as the ore assays all the way from two hun dred to six hundred dollars to the ton The Wateree is situated a short distance south of the famous Blanc mlue, neal the town of Gro Blanco. Developmets are being pushed forward.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
VIlitarv Orders,
HEADlUABrEEs DEPAErIEST
 oF AEIzONA.

HE ARIZONA. WHurLE BAEEscRs, Prescott, May II. SPECI,L ORDERS
 No. is.
 I. Leave af absence far one month, on surgeons certificate ol disability, is granted First Lieutenant William Stan ton, Sixth Cavalry, with permission to leave the limits of this command, and to apply to the proper authority for an extension of two months.
 II. Sergeant August Gisiger, Troop c, sixth Cavalry, is transferred as pri- vate, to the General Service Detachment at these Headquarters, to date the 7th instant.
 ILL Upon the recommendation oi his post commander, the unexpired DOT tion of the sentence, promulgated in De uartment General Court Marital Orders No. 9. series 1882, in the case of private George Peck, Troop L, Sixth Cavalry, is remit+ed.
 By order Of Brigadie- General Crook.
 J p. MARTIN.
 Assistant Adiutant General
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

" ppOptTE COURT. PIMA COUNTY. A. r T- -a-ra- Of rhs estate of Jn0. " Hop kfr-. iscea-'l-
 O. -aIrr. and fling Che petition of Jas. H- 1...a a.i.-.srlstraror of tho estste of Jno W. lr..-r.r-. dacsa-ea. and prayIng. among other -fla--. rc- an 1riar of distribution of the resi- .I-H .f 5afa a-rate among tne persons entitled ra-a-H q i- ordered that all persons interested l- -H. a--a-a of the s.id Jno. W. Hopkins, de- -aa--d. -e and appear before the Probate ourt m sud for the county Of Pima. a- the courtroom 1r sad Court, ll the city Of Iucson- ID sald Pima count. Arizona un Wednesday, the thlr- r-Crrh day ol June i-,3. at Q o'clock p. M-, thea and there to -hOw cause why an order of .stri- 1rtiou should not 1e made of the re-ldue of ths arsuriIna. r0 Law
 It is further ordered tha' copy Of this order he pub l-1ed for four successive weeks m ne AETLUEt MEEELT tIrIZES. a newspaper priii-eu Al ii Isss, US. WOOD,
 mvig4rW Probate Judgs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
"Going Inside"

The above phrase is peculiar to Arizo- na. We hear of ships going inside" of the bar-of Jonah going inside the whale for a feast, of people going in- side their houses. churches and stores, of soldier going inside" of the enemy 8 line, ect; but whoever heard. except in Arizona, the phrase used going inside when contemplating a tip to California. Verily We are a peculiar phrase making people.
 The Czar will diPtribute 100000 pies at his coronation. He evidently is de- termined upon selling his life dearly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

L1NAAAON NOAANA-os
 EfIa, Arivaca, April 9th, J. E. Fonts. Crocker, QuuOtoa mountains, May 12th, Dan Crocker, Fred Adams, kranE Litehtield, M. M. Bruce, H. B. Penney Peer, QuiiotOa mountains, May l2th, Alex. Mckay, Albert Weldon, J. A Roark, George, Tietsworth, Mar. tin Medley, Wm. c. Davis.
 PapagO Chief, Arivaca, March 26, w NJ Sopher, W kee.
 Golden Eagle, Mexican, Black Bear and American, Arivaca March 2S, W M Sopher, " Kec.
 Casa Grande Chief, Quiiotoa noun tain, May 8, W c Smith, Wm Morris. Lost, QuijOtoa mts, April 20, Dec Nal colm, G Witfeld, E A Barker.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

Texas stockmen are very busy round ing up and preparing for the annual drives. The range IS excellent and cat tie in fine condition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
IEEDS.

TeclO Luian to John O. DOugherty Teclo mine, Empire District, $40. Jas Lynch to Margarita Cutzen, lot g, block 2}S, Tucson. S4j0.
 L II Jacobs to 5 II Drachman. lot 9 in block %, Tucson; also, piece of land of about 90 acres northwest of town; $500
 H W Littlefield, Trustee tO Cababi cons mining company. The First Prize, Grand Prize, LIttlefeid, Little Mon arch, Peianke, Treat and Herbert Day mill sites, Cababi, S10.
 Deo Malcom to G Witfeld, 2-6 of Grand View mine, Quiiotoa mountains, SS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
THE Great English RemedYi

v 7SSsses 2 Is a uever-failing cure a-ea-.sj- ior Nervous Debility,
 ]. ... E <. . alE E.SlN& Exhausted V Itali t y, I,5E L- A NlaSlr SemInal W a k g 8. ~J .lA 8sSperuatorrhus. LOST gI 7- tfl MANHOOD, impoten- E1 f- Et cy. Paralysis ProstatOr- N rhUa and all tha terri s [yra ihle effects of elf sG e tSys Abuse. youthful tolliss. .Ae,N.d-f ~ and excesses In ularurer e sSs -r-T-I1l.sge years-such as loss of
 ' Memory Lassitude Noe -urugI Emission. "A version Co Society. Dmness pf Nia.un, NuIsss m Che Head the vi'al fluid pacing Cnuhservei ir the urine, and many ott sr alsaa--s that lead Co insanity and death.
 Dlt. AiNlLL WIll agree tO forfeit Five Hun lrei Dollars for @ case uf thIs kind the Vital Restorative under hls special advice and trplturnJI wIll not cure. or for anything impure OF injurious found m I-. DR. MlNIIk treats all Private Diseases successfully without mer- -ury Consultation free Tkorough exarnina- lan and advice including analysis of urine. f5.lu Price o- Che Vital Restorative $500 bot -lr. o~ four uues ths quantity, SlUuO; sent to any 3f.-rass upon receipt Of price or C. O. D., secure 0.ou observation. and m private name if tasi-ad by A. E. 1ffNIIE, Ni. D.
 II Eaauy Street. San Francisco. Cal. SAMPLE EOTILE FREE on application by letter 9.lrluE symptoms. sex and age. COmmu- 1.1a-iur5 s-rlc-.y y con ndeutlal.
 us;. BTSTTE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- reticuru. cures all kinds uf Kidney and Bladdsr Comp llurs. Gpuorrtua. Gleet. Leucor-hoeA- OF -.la os gI drus-lsts, q a bottle SIX bottles utl MTSgIE'S Dandelion Pills are the best and creaHe-r Dyspepsts and Biitious cure .1 ..a ---r-ns. For -aIa lv all drugla afs. leldEW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Suf5cier to show it's merit. will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating hls symptoms and age. Communications strictly confidential.
 fEw-ff
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Receipt of Isaac Norton of amount of judgment in case of l. Norton vs Shibell E Sa1ches.
 Bond of NJ A Kerr as Justice of the Peace.
 Appointment and oath of office of Thomas Gardner as Deputy Sheriff on San Pedro rlver.
 Samuel R Brown to Wm Brown pow CT of attorney to sell mining property in AiO district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

There hIs never been on ilstauce m (which his sc-.uE .invi-1rEt and au- ri-frhrIle medicine ha- failed tU ward off thr con ul mt when taken dulr a- apr1tsctIuu uEaiu ( mlIaua. HUulr reds Of physicians have abandoned all rhs
 fcir1l specific. and now pre-cube this harmle - veg
 C hIafouc fur fever
 nd chIlls. us well Hs iy-u-T-ia and nervous affections. UO-fetter- hit CTS l. the specific you uaei. Tor sale by oil Drugrl-f- and Dealers gsusrllly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
MEDICAL

ImDOtency. Exhautsd Vitality, Premature De- cllne and LOSS OF MANHOOD, In all it's complications. and from whatever cause produced r. eurIChes and purihes the blocd; ot"eng hens tho Nerve, Brain. Mu.cles D1ges Uou, Reproductive Organs, and Physlcal hnd
 mental Faculties. lt stops any unnatural uebi- llaIirs uraln upon the system. preventing invol- uA.el+ lo--as. CehlI-atIug dreams. seminal 4"77e7 "lth l-a uuu-, etc.. SO desrrucuFe to mad and oniy. lt Is 60 surs e.l-1luHtOr of Hll cpntaln- no injurious ingredients. To those SuArrinG iroGl the evil effects Of youthful inal>crciicH~ or excc~-e>. a speedy. thor Cu.h and permanent CURE IS GUARAN- FEED. P-lce. ss.5O per bottle or hvs bottles .1 case with tul directions and advice S1O. Sent secure from observation to any address up on receipt of price, or C. 0. D To be had only of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
DR. C. D. SALFIELD.

ZIG ISearuey Street. san Francisco. Cal
 Cousultarlons strictly confidential. by letter or a- otirs FREE. For tls convenience Of pa- tents. and in order Co insure perfect secrecy. have adopted private address, under winch all packages arc forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Bakers MiliIg HGT2G-PGVGF.

VNHE MOST E rFIClEST AND PRACTICAL | Machine ever invented for t.H -arVis. ut Pros ector- and others raIuru- I." u.s ". a H0rse-f over. Posse ing al .bs n.Ilir.r1..-.' '- of a first class ho.-t and aiiu-t.u- G.lG- for .. - continuous operation u. 70 Puma u- -..1uHr 'si'i out interfering with lui- iu-, arp.r.-'u-. It is made entirely uf Iron 100 ll1.H weighs ovrr 2JO pnU-d-. Al rle orIluary speed ut a nor4e a l.UU pound bucket oi rgy may .s r1l-.. .i i2l feet per ulIuu %. The lui-- l- drum u...r the complete con trul of tHe man .r t. ....- and ls cauable of carry rE I'I fDer of tvt-' 2. - steel rop-. The cot ot ero-tiuu ]. -lelt a- .ao men la half a day can easily put I- lu place ready for work.
 While thus power is more particularly for u Q ing purposes it Is equally adapted t1 an other
 use where animal power I- requrel- l-N D FOR CIRCULAR. Address.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
@TEETH H0 This areat

- [ re n v n e m m .
 Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the legiti- mate result of over twenty years of prac- ucal e1perience, and
 CU RES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN IT Nervous and Phy- sical Debility. Semi nal Weakness. Sper- matOrrhRa. Prosta- torrhRa Emissions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

T. n. LEILlIN . IU-, PrOprietors, Manufacturing Chemists Piliiadel- phia. Prce. % cents per bottle. Pint bottles, one dollar anf1-igvc-v7r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

70 ha1uy Street. San Francisco. Cal. SAMPLE EOTILE FREE on application by .H-fer --Irl1E symptoms, sex and age. COmmu- 1lca-iur5 e,rlc-Iy confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
n-- m. IntIrorl
Probate Notice.

DR- IIFisIC d co. 600 teary sL, r,rf,.-,s-. S-,,.----,.. fn5 Wason Sf. s- T.. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

- laLED residing ln tnlS city, WnO
 oe'.le acquainted with the facts in s es=, says that at the time the fugit- .' "H-uhy and Gibson were known to -'ar lucson. that 1t was Mrs. Gibson --i ao' Mrs Murphy who visited them. --rs were for three or four days lurking .-e outskirts of the city, and it was
 they sought an opportunity to '.--i tH-Ir veut-up vengeance upon one
 la-a prominent people of Tucson .-3 had not shown them the triendli-
 their troubles that they expect This gentleman also thinks. from . instance that have transpIred, that I..sI1 and Murphy were the parties 1-a he.d up the stage from Globe 10 riverside. recently. Mrs. Gibson, through -- Ellig offices ot her friends here has
 - 'o California, to the hsme of her .,-er She is sand tu he worthy wo- ---', deserving of better fate than Co -a'e murderer for a husband.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-31

breeding, but still the basis of the i'm
proved forms has been skillful feeding,
long confined. This increased power
of digestion comes of long habit. An
animal that has always had scanty food
has very limited digestion, and it can
not suddenly be much increased. The
food must be increased very gradually,
and the stomach increase as gradually
In its digestive power.
1t will thus be seen that skillful
feeding is the true bisis of improving
the flock in form. The flockowner
must always regard it as great mis-
fortune that his flock should be reduced
to a scanty ration, even for short
time. No prudent flock -owncr can af-
ford TO economic in the food Of his
flock; trying to save on their necessary
food is simply reckless waste.-Rurol
WOrId
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-31

For Brights Disease, Inflammation OF
the Kidneys and Bladder, Sediment in
the Urine and Pain i'll Voiding it,
Gravel; also, Female Weakness,
Leucorrhna, Painful Menstrual
ton, Pain i'll the Back and
Limbs, Hypochondria, and
all the consequent nerv-
BUSINESS and irritability
of Diseases of the
Kidneys and Uri-
nary Organs.