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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Noiice of Forreitnre.

TUCSON, PTMA tOCNTf. A. IT..
 January n. l-s3. ITO THOMAS E. MERCHANT OR THOSE | uko may clam uudcr hIm an undivided enc sixth of the following described prOpe' v: You are hereby notified that l have expended one hundred dOllars m labor and improyeu.en upon the Grand Republic mining claim. ArvacH Ain- same property locatef October Y. l-79. by A. B Darlington, D. Higgings and T. B Merchant. and recorded m Book c, page 3li, Pima county. Rec ord Of Mines in order to hold sad claim under she provisions of Section 23zf. Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required 10 hold the same for tke year ending December Sl ls-3. nd that myself have contributed your portion thereof Therefore if within 90 days after service of this notice Of publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-oWner. your interest ID sad claim will becume the property Of the sub- sc-Iher. under sand section 1334. Your propor- tiCu of sand expenditure Is sixteen and 6s-leJ dollsrz. jal3 3m F.. II. COOK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Cnl. j. II. Earner.

The New York Home Journal Of Feb ruary 2lst, m its society items publishes the following concerning one Of Tucson g citizens: A dinner was given at the Lotus Club last Friday by Mir. Henry l.. Clapp, to Colonel James M Barney, founder of the Silver King Mine Of Ari- zona. The other gentlemen at the table were William $. Wells. George Arms. H. L. Bridgman, ChaGdos Fulton, Noah Brooks, Dr. J. A. Formers. Commander H. H. GorrinCe. Colonel Thomas W. Knox, D-. Charles Inslee Pardee and Hon. F. C. Mccormick. The table was adorned with two baskets of flowers sent to Miss Mary Fairbanks, ueice of the host and daughter of Colonel Frank lin Fairbanks. of St. JOhnsbury, Vt. The menu card bore on its first page an admirable likeness, in caricature. of the guest of honor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Notice of Forfeiture.

yT,OA- NICCOLLs. BEN MORGAN AND ALI | t.s-s6r- claIniug under then. yO1 gre hsr-, by no-if-d hat the uader-igned have exlsa.s- Sia1 uron he Lady CollIns mining clam si-- s-s,7 krnrire uIuIng district, county Of flne- re--If0rv lf rIz0na -s will apn-ar oy c--s5-- --rs 4i -i ga-cl stn i5-i th O-tice or tne i.7 cnrl-r Of sad coult', in order Co bod '-i ----,,ss. uudsr tho pr0v.sio1s of section -i-. Rsvi-4.i st4tu es Of The United States. bsl-s Inc amount requ red Co hold the sane For ,-- rear -r. .linE December Stst. i-ol, and if Nl--.- ninety ia' afi-r fhls n ,.scs b. publication - fsiI or refu-e 70 contribute your pr0por'iol o- such erp-nditures as surh co-oWn3r-. yoli - t.r-sis in such claim will become the prole''- of the subscribers under ssld secrlon z -.
 FRED SWitI.
 C.F. STEPHENS TUcsox. A. T.. March ath- Iss1- nil i'-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Notiee of Forfeiture.
TUCs1N. PIMA COUNTT. TERRITORY or ARIZONA. lamar Q l-.-g-

lE0SIN. PIMA NOINIIs
 TERRITORY or ARIZONA
 January 9, losJ. ITO c. W. HAYES. OR THOSE WHO MAY I claim under hun an un Vlded one-haf nter- est tn the sOuowinc-iescr bed property You are hereby nO.Ihed that He. the owners have ex- pended one hundred dollars in labor and Im- provenents upon the Monumental Mine, and the Monumental Extension Mine. Myer- mining district Pima county. Arizona, being trs same property located January1. lS-l. recordt d in the Pima county Recorders othsa, book :of mining claims F. page 63. m order to hold said premises under the provisions Of Sec uon 2s24 Revised Statutss of the United States, being the amount required Co hold the same fo the year ending December sl. las2- and that e have contributed your portion thereof; therefore lf within ninety days after service of thIs notice by publication you fsIl or refuse Co contribute your proportion or such exp ndIJure as cO-owu- er Wllh costs of publication, your interest ID "a clalm VIII become the property or the sub scrihrrs under saId section Ei2i. Your prOpor- tIon or sad expenditure IS one hundred tioi.ars.
 H. NRY LENNART.
 K L. WOOD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Probate Notice.

INNATTER OF HE ESTATE OF JESUS 4 Castro. decel-ed.
 ln ProbIe Court. Pima county. Arizona Ter rItnrV.
 Notice is hereby given by tn- unde-sigued, Ad- ulni-trator 0f the esta-e of Jesus Jastro. de- ing claims agaln C the sad decsa-ed. GO eELlolt them with b.. necessary voucne within ten months after The tr-t publication Cf tl no-Ic, O the said Aiminl.fr4t lr a hI- place of busins-s. No. 81f torgress street. ID the City Of Iurson. Pima County. n. BUEHMAS AdmInistrator Of the estats 0f Jesus Castro de-
 ceased. mll-4-
 Dated st Tr-sox. March g. I--3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Pre-.mnfinn Prnnr

LAND NtEEAA.G Al AANNAiNs AAAANEAs
 February l5 iS-3. NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL - Aam B. Markham has nled notice of his in- tentiou to make hnal proof m support of his calm. Soldiers aud Sallors Homestead No. G. and secure hnal entry thereof before the United statss Land Office at Tucson. Arizona on tfe 9th day of Mach. ls,a at the hour of II o'clock a. m. for the WI of NWi. of % and Ei- of NJ e of \ 2. T l4 \. kis F.. c 6 s l5 At. and names the following as his witnesses. viz. Hor- nee B. Smith. Conrad MundeIus Pttric E. Lee and George J. Rnssruge. of Tucson. Arizona. anf l hereby des'Inate the ArizOra CITIZEN as a newspaper published nearest said clam.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Administrators Notice.
: THE MATTER og THE ESTATE OF W.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF W. l Gauz. deceased.
 In the Probate Court. Pima County, A. T. Notice Is hereby gwen by the uudersi gned. nd- minisIstrstor of the estate of W. Gang. deceased. to the creditors or. and all persons having claims against the sand deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the hrst publica ion of this notice. Co the sald administrator at hIs place Of busl ness. No. 3l4 tOuyre-- street in the city of Inc son, County Of Pima. X. T..
 II. PULLMAN. Administrator Of the estate of V. Gang. de reassu.
 Dated Tucson. February .z. IS-s. f-5 ltw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
LASD OPTICS AT TUosoS, ARrz ,sA.

NOTICE Is HEReBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ folloElng named settl-r. Conrad Mund-- lus. hes fled nee Of b hs intention to make nnal proof In supp0rt of hls p7e-sm ptiou claim the C. -. lsnd Once a Tucson. una cour ty, ArIzona. on Wedne day Aprll 4 isss. at t-- hour of 70 o'clock A. M-. for he Ska of Ma. E s and SN q, Ot sEls Of Section Z2. Tosnship l4 --, Range l3 F.. Gils and Salr River Meridian. and names the fullovIur as his wifussza=. TlL-s William B. Markham. c. P. V Watson. Ch1s- D. Po-ton and Barnay H. Harusow. of Tucson, ArlEoua- HENRY COl SINS. Register.
 First publication. March t 1ss3-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Notice of Forfeiturr.

THE UNDERsI6NFD BOUGHT ONE JN diV ded half of the so-callet urauPi1f mlue. winch Is the hrsi eastern extension th- Tap go mine Myer- dIstr co. FImA C. Er'g. ali uas done sue hundred dollars' wo.th of vufA ol the -ame for the year t-12 according Co tle IA' of the cOun ry. lie calls upon the owner oi f.. other half. M-. George Hays, or tho=e who u.isli claim under hIm. to pay, within ninety daysffoA thIs date, The halt of the assessment Eoft amounting ." nifty dollars and cost Of sdsvf'-s- .nR and by failng Co pay. hIs or their Iut-rs-t l the mlne would be forfeited Co me.
 FEkDR. bith- Myers District, January :, iss3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO r.. J. SMITH. DANIEL CONNOE AND
 \ George GllnOoly and B Morrison. lou ard hereby notified that l have expended Ssu on the forty Nine mine iu the ArIVgca Mining Dis
 trlct. Pima County. Ar zona. located February %. 1879. Also S2uO on the Blue Jay mine sItuat- e,i tn the AriTaca Mining District Pima County Arizona. located February Gth. 1872 Also SlO' on the Golden Age mine. situated m the ArIva- ca Mining District. Pima County. Arizona, local cd February l4th. l--O. n order Co hold sHid premises under the prvosIous of Section 2.3t Revised Statutes of the United states. being the amounts required Co hold he sane for the years l-ro. I--l and 1-S2. and if within lp days after this notice toy publication you fail refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditures as co-owuers. your interest In sald ciaIuls wlll become the property of the subscriber under sand Section 2s3L JAMES H. POOLE
 Tucson. \. T.. February z5 A. D.. i,,3. god.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Probate Notice.

JNM4TTER OF THEFsTATE OF G.N. GAY. l deceased.
 In P. .obats Court. Pima County. Arizona Ter ritory.
 Notice is hereby gwen bg the unoersicued Ad- miui-trstor Of the estate of e. M- Gay deceased. . Co the creditors of and all psrsous having riaim- against he said deceased, To exhibit them Wlta the necessary vouchers. within four mon hs after the first publication of this notice. Co the stId Admin istrator at hi= place of b1-iue.s No 3l4 Congress street. City0f Tucson. County of Pima. AT. A. HUFFMAN. Administrator of the estate of c. M Gay. de-
 ceased. ull e
 TUcsoS. March & 4. D.. Isss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

Prescott Democrat: The stock bust ness in Arizooa and New Mexico offers a royal road to wealth. Men who start ed into it only a few years ago with small capital now count their wealth by the hundreds of thousands. Take H. C, Hooker, the Yails and White of this Territory 5s samples Of what has been done here, aud the following case given by the Albuquerque Review, as an in- stance in New Mexico. and see fl what We have said is not correct. The Re view says: "J. F. Temple, the cattle man of Coliax, has bonded al the cattle he has on his range to a Denver com pany for S35O,OO0. The bond expires to- day and had not been taken up on the first of this week. Mir. Temple says that since he made the bond be has discov- cred that bis cattle are at least worth S35O OO0, and If this bond is not fnlflled he will hold the herd at that sum-"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Probate Notice
IN M.TTER OF THF EsrATF oF GEoRe

MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF GEORGE Il W. OiIbs.su, decea-ed.
 In Probate tOurt. Pima County, Arizous Teri toy.
 Notice IS hereby gwen by the undersigned Ad- mluis-rator of the es ate of George V. Gibson, having c.alus s-aIu the said deceased ru ex- hiblt them Ultl the u-c ssr p vuuc1e VI b f four r7Ouths after the trst publication of this notice to tls sad AtmiuIstrst0r at bis place s- buslues. No. g . Congress street. lu the cltT of Tucson. Pima cuuu-F H. BUEhMAN. Administrator of the estate of G -orge w Ciio-
 SOD. de eu--t. mll C
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
EARS for the MILLION
Foo Gh0Os BalSaR Of Sharks OH Positively Restores Inc Rearing. and is the Only Ab>oluie Cure for Dratness
 Known

This Oil IS abstrsctsd from peculiar srecIes of white shark caught ID the Yellow S'a. known as CARCHARODON koNDELETu. Every Chinese hsh- srman knows it. l,s VIr-ues a- a restorative of Learing were discovered by a Buddhist prlest about the year l4lU. Its cures were sn numerous and many SO seemingly miraculous, that the remedy officially proclaimed over the eLtlre Empire. Its use became SO universal that for over 3iD years no deafness has eKistsd among the Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid, c" any address at Sl.0u per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Notice of Forfeiture

ITO c. W. HAYES. OR THOSE CLAIMING I under him You are hereby no .ifed that we have expended One Hundred Dollar m labor and improvements upon the Stonewul Jackson mining claim, situafed m the Myers Mining DI-trict. Pima ro-nry. A. r.. in order to hid si.id preInIre- under the provisions uf Section .i-l. Revised Statutes of The United States be- ing rhe amOuut required Co hold the same for the year ending December 3l Iss2 And lf within ninety days aft-f this notice by Dubiicu- tIOu you fml or refuse to contribute your pro portion of such eIpeudi ture as owner of one hslf of this property. with costs of this adver- tsemeut. your interest In the said clam wlll be- come the property of the subscri bers. under faid Secuon 2s2i. Tour proportion of said ex- p-nditure Is Fifty Dollars
 CA. WADE
 HENRY LANNERT. Myers Mining District Pima bounty. X. IT. Jan uary I--3. ja-~ 5m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

The meanest slight a girl can put up- on an admIrer is to use a postal card m refusing au offer of marriage. It proves that she dosn't actually care two cents for him. m.-Phila- Chron.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Le0dt. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER - sons not to negotiate or pF.rchasc the Blghl Boser mlns formerly known as the tosmopoli- tan mine situated in Silver Bell Mining Di= -rict. Pima c0anIy. A. T., as I am the only law iul owner of sand clam.
 PATRICK MORGAN. Florence A. IT. 3tw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Leeai.
APplieIiion N'. .sI for a Pstsat to n.
 Ir8p-ri ulnins Claim

'. <. t41N1 lFF.cE. Tucson. 4-.-,-. January 1l l,.l NOTICE Is E1iE.iL GIVEN THiI i.7. " Warren Minire Coupany. ifs @ . -i | l. II. Cook. whose Is-- olic- addr.-s n, va son. Arizona. has this day iilsi ifs s-.-i..--' --' for patent for 15uJ lin--tr feot of tt. -A-.o, mIne or VeIl bearing sulI and sltva- u-,l'.-o face gr .unI tlu feet in uld.h sIrns-.I . ,-' I Gro bianeo Mining District Nounty ot P,r.s ,-l Ierrit"ry nf ArlLonu ana a.s,g guatrd by no ---i notes and othctl plat on rie Ir this ctfas-.-r Number e, saId Lot No ii heing as fll.ag-. -- wtt:
 Beginnne at the iri.ial monument a- han end Of -hecsalIr. where rls uutice of l..,.a.,,- pl ced Hta pIus post txt inches s1ua-a i' tA' e long. feet lu the grosnt. m 50 mound of .i,-- f-et high. uiarA-sl 'L. No. l. Nta-.. f 5 ihnersl 1lonu1. ent No. % ti-o Bltnr, D.g.e e \ Jl desnse- @ nIuu-ps E. 2'ii feet sts..- - marked ~C O. N. O. {. 70 bears S 5I lI---.-.. - !. 1. minutes W. if fsrt iislaut
 Thence 70 degrees jI minutes W .i. s.-... tle NV cu-ne- uf calm. Co a pIra p1-f .l.s ..-.- square, q fest long feet m the s-ou- 2 -- 8 No. IT," -
 rIenc. $ sJ 3-r-sss unllnute. F fslrt., the NJ corner 0f cial-n Co llu oa p1sr tri -5.. square. s-et lllig. fae- In tho ground n .a ument ot stones --' . 's' hisn, and ma-1si |. No. lll-' TheIcs $ 2f degrees 90 minutes W ..Is...- the Ceuter Of ths end Z clam t, an f...- ". inches square. feet iol,. 2 t--t ID the --l.5-7 a mOnument Of stJae- feet nigh. and Ias-,-- .'L. No ".
 Thence $ % degrees 50 minutes " Wsrs-.., the . corner of ann to an oak post fri .-.. square. 5is let ionE feet ID the .,-o .-5 --. monument of s-ones :. feet hI<1. and 5f.-s-- H.. No. '.
 Thence \ s5 Ce-srses 70 minutes " tsas.. .. the SN co -ner or the c..llu. Co a pIua .t-- s.. inches square. feet lOug m a ua1rr.-. -5 st0les 2is feet hllsn. .rZed 'l- No. VIZ --i
 Thence \ 2f uegre -s JJ minures E stI f..- .. the pla 'c of beginning.
 Magnetic variation. 12 degrees .0 rlu-.-. c0utunIng .Ss acres.
 The locution Of thls mine is recor.i.F i- -. Recorders othce oi F;ml Couufy. ar-,1-- .- Book C. Records of MiEez pages i-7 a5i .s- The adJuiuIuE claimants ars Rae 0ple7s af r,- Comm, ,dore mIuina clam.
 Any and all persons claiming 4uv--,s.r --v portion uf sad Leopard miuIu. c.-Ir. H- ..- face ground, are required Co prs--tt .+- adverse claims m thls uhee durl1- tea .-,, days period Of publication hereof. or tley "a. ,. barred by virtue of The provisions sf t.. -ts....
 HENRY tOUoiNS. Es.1,.--
 ft is hereby urdsre that the foregoing r.-... of application for patent be pudIf-asi f0- .- pertod of ten consecutive weeks Ir tls AHr1.v. CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper pu5.l-leSI at m son. Pima county. Auzoua.
 HENRY COUSINS Essis.er.
 First publication. January q, Is>g.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Dr. r.SPINNEY,
so. n kearny street. san Frzusisso. Cal. Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.

YOUNG MEN "A no MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W effects of youthful fClllss or indIs s-etIon, will do wsll Co avail themselves of hls. the greatest boon ever land Et the altar of saterIng humanity. Dr. SPlhAEi will guarantee to ior- feit 1zOO fer every ease Of Seminal Weakness or private disease Of any kind or character which be undertakes and fails Co cure.
 ulDDLE-AGED MBs.
 There are nany at th- age O, thirty to sixty who are troubled with tOo frequent evsou4tions of the bladder. Orfen accO panied by slight sruartIns ST burning sensation and 6 weakening of the system ID A manner the patent cannot se- count for. Un examining the urinary deposits ropy sediment wIl often be found. and some times snGu particles of albamsn will appear. CT the color will be Of thin milEish hue again changing to a dark and torpid appezranec. There Are many men vhs die Of this di4culty, ignorant of the sause. Nhich is the second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. x. will guarantee a perfect cure 10 all such 0Nses. and healthy res toTHtIou of the genito-uriusry ogEals-
 OEse Hoars-f0 Co and Co <. Ssndays. ron iO to n a m Cousultatiou free. Thorough eE- animation and aIvlce, g..
 Call or address
 DR. SPISSEY | co.
 v-tf No. II Ksaruv srsst. San fra1sisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

To remove spots from furniture, take four ounces of vinegar, two ounces of sweet oil. one ounce of turpentine. Mi1 and apply with flannel cloth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
,IIsCFILANEOUs.

Appointment and oath of M. J. Ash more as Deputy Clerk of the District Court.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

After trying the two side by side, they are using the latter process altogether, IL giving better results and being more economical There are fourteen pans and seven settlers and by this process the pulp Is run automatically right from the batteries to the pans. lhe pulp IS run through seven pans and four settlers during winch 1t is treated with the chemicals, quicksilver, cyanide and a little salt. The character of the ore con taining as t does lIttle copper makes the use of limestone unnecessary and upwards of 90 ps- ,eut.Of h. salue oi q c ore as shown by the pulp assays Is saved and the bullion IS upwards ui 9lO fine
 IL IS the purpose of the manager to give both the Boss process and the O!d Method fair trial and adopt that which seems the most economical.
 The day that the representative of the CITIZEN visited the mioe the pulp as- says were Sl0LG2, SlOOS5 and SS4S2, and ln the taIlIngs only S6. making the saving about yl per cent. It will thus be seen that the mine has stood the final crucial test winch many mines tall to dO-that of rendering up the value ln the ore easily. Another thing that IS an agreeable surprise is tue high value Of the ore. Careful assays made during the opening of the mlne gave an average of S70, and all estimates of the value of the property have been made upon the supposition that the ore would yield S6J. To the great surprise of all the ore IS Hv- eraging about Ss1. lt Is taken from the mine without sorting; ln fact the char acter of the ore IS such as to render sort ing practically impossible. It is a rare thing for d mine to exceed its estimates but It shows that the management did not practice self deception iu samplng the ores as the mlne was being deyel- oled.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

The great difficulty which the manage ment have had tU cope with has been the water question. They were com pelled to go to the CieueEa for water, a distance of about wo miles. There they have erected pumping works and pump the water lO,OJO iaterally and elevate It 541 feet, forcing IL through a SIX inch pipe gt the rate of l5,UOO gallons an hour. The water IS stored in tanks and runs to the mill automatically. The mill requires about lJ0,O0O gallons per day. so tha' ten hours pumping supplies the mill for twenty-four hours. ] he manager estimates the water costs forty cents for every ton of ore milled. The supply is abundant and as tue engine consumes less than two cords of wood per day and requires but one engIneer. it is much more economical than lt would have been to have erected the mill at Pautano and hauled the ore to i;. With this system of water works and the convenient location Of tue mill makes the treatment of the ores Of this mine very economical. The mill Is uu- der the charge of Wm. Armstrong. the builder, who is one of the mos. cOmpr- tent mill men on this coast, and was for many years manager of the California mill at Virginia City for Messrs. Mackay < Fair M. r. Boss has also been there experimenting the trial of his process, and It IS needless to add that 1t was highly gratifying tO him. The under ground workings are Hnder the care of Wm Shaw wno has been foreman of the mine since 1t was first opened.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Court Repor;-Judge W. ". Hoover
 Presiding.

FRIDAY, March 2. Albert H. Sales ys. T. l.. Mercer, motion to dismiss appeal granted. Ex parte Juan Moreno, ,habeas corpus. Application for discharge of defendant denied.
 SATURDAY, March 10. Court met and audited the accounts of court ofiicers-Clerk. Marshal and District Attorney. Adjourned sine die.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

It is said that Henry Kiesel is in Aca- pulco. Mexico, and contemplates trip to Europe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
HE NINE

Itself Is locking unusually we'll 4 new ievel has been run at 150 feet m depth, and fine body of horn silver encounter ed running up into the hundreds. The whole face ot the drift averages over SlOO. From this level they have com nenced stoping, and when seen toy the CITIZEN reporter the vein was over 20 feet m width. Prosecuting on the lOO- foot level has disclosed an additional ore body still further Co the northwest than any was supposed to exist on that level, an indication favorable to the value Of the mine itself, and full of promise for adjacent property in that direction. As the bottom of the mine looks as well as any part Of 1t, the ore over runs the estimate, and addi- tional bodies are being disclosed in the upper levels It is safe to predict that the stock of this mine will be active uu- less too closely held by the owners, and vlll attain q market value at least dpuble fla mar yalua
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
HaaI What iha la7f SaY

IL has performed a miracle m my sase.
 have no unearthly noises in my head. and l hear much better.
 have been greatly beueStcl.
 My deafness helped gr-at Goai-thiuk aE- other bottle will cure me.
 Its virtues are FASHIONABLE and ltz CC- RArINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS THE WRITER CAN PBRsOSALLY TESTIFY, BOTH FROM ExPERI- EHCE ASD OBSERVATION. Write at once to HA1- LoCK 6 JESSEY. . Dey street. New ork. enclos- ing Sl.Oo and you vlu receIve by return a remedy that VIII enable you Co hear like an body else. and whose curative effect VIII be peuna- nent. Ton will never regret doing so."EDTrOE MERCANTILE kEvIEs,
 Eg-To avoid lo-s ID the mails. please sand money by Reg .stered Letter.
 Only imported by uATLOCK d JENNEy, DeV sI. '. Y. sole aGeats for America. viy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18

II. HUFFMAN & co, PHOTOGRAPHERS LARGE ASSDltT- I nent of Arizona views on hand: Picture F-arl-= made to order and Mouisdncs ou hand. Nofglf Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
". T. RICKARD. F. c. S.

VI IT. AFANIAIAItIIf T N7s tlsF A ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEM A ist and Metallurgist. Assay Office. Vel ssh's Block Main St.. Tucson.