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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

The Denver newspaper men have re- tained ex-CongressmGn Tom Fitch, the brightest lawyer in the western country, to assist in the prosecution of Joy, tle overgrown blk who made the attack upon COweu. When the cass comes mp 1t is reasonably sure that Mir. Fitch will take care of it. He is, by many degrees, the ablest man who could have been selected for the prosecuuon.-Denv=r DaUpr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
LAND orucEArTgcsoS. AHpoSA, ,

LDu OFFICE AT TCCsaS AEUnNA. [
 August -', T--3. Notice ls hereby given that tLo following name; settler has filed lo.i-e uf his !utuats0u to make final proof iu support af his clam, and that sad proc. will Doe mI0e before tra Register and Receiver ar Tucson. Arizona. uu Sept w1er ~. ls--.. viz: George C. Harvey. of Iot.l Wreck, Pima County. A r.. for fte J of x h. of Sec iiou a and l. i. of N E t1 section 2i. P l- S |. I1 F. lie uuulr- rha following as his witnesses. VIZ: Wia Coerts. J. E Arnold, 2. l.. Nall and c. A. Proctor. GI- of Total Wreck Pima County. Arizoua. BEN M THOMAS. Eerl--er. Pae-emution No F5 l-i-it
 TFlr-. puhIIa.-5l-i au1r-r .- 1--3l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

CLIFTON has five general merchandis- ing establishments, one drug store and news depot, ten saloons, one brewery, one soda factory, six restaurants, three bakeries, one hotel, two neat markets, two barber shops, one shoemaker shop, an express office, telegraph office, post office, printing office, two doctors, three 'awyers, two justices of the peace and an insurance, mine and real estate broker.-ClRrlon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUCsoS. PI'fs Corv-Y A- r. June 2a. Issa. ITO JOHN UAUMNOSD OR THOSE WHO
 2 uay claim under hiu- Nuu are hereby roti- bed that -te -ud.rr lug1 i--- eEusEr'ed One Hum crst D1l aTs ir labor and improvements upon each lt t-e fo-l1vIng r1ued and deecrIhei nm l-E c.lI-l-, sltalte lr th- Empire Mining Dl-- trlct. l-r1a county. ArIE..nl to-wir; Little Eu- i.y. Tee rl.sd February ll l,-il iu Book R. pa-as lZ and si3 County Eecuuler's OE5ce of sald FIma rly- al-o kl Dorado recorded D-ceu.- Der [, l--l. ID Book l.. pages 5il and 7f2 m sand iecuriers Dtflr-, il-o \ ur srR- recorued farch il, i-,l, n Book B pare- t55 and ts5 in said Re- cprier's Ofics, also Mllrahaha No. Q recorded June g, i,>i tn Bo k D. pages 2.2 and 423 iu said hecoTJiera Othce. also Saddle. recorded etrtlary lH. l.-i Il Book r. page 23l. lu sala Eecorder's Othce. also GIlruy recorded Decenhs I 1z-I m Book L. paee 7f-. iu -aId kacordcr'- Olicr ir orte- Co hold sad mining claims Uudes e. pro- vl-ions of Section Zz2i. Revised Starute- of th. United state. beng the anouut reIuirad to hold each of sad claims for the year erdirr De- ssu Der Ji 1,-1 And # within nire-y iays afr4.r -h-s notice by publication you faIl or refu-e Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure a- cf-lvsuer. yur |. te-est thereIn VIII become tae proHer's of tAs undersigned unter sad Sec ton 2S-i.
 !e23 3m ALBERT TRIBOLET.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
wonnded ln the Hon.. of HIs rrIend..

General Crook will arrive m the city in a few days. He Is a witness ID the Tiffany case. He, no doubt. feels proud of the houors We extended to him ID his last visit, and will put his hand ID his vest pocset and pay the little differ ence Of S6j0. This appears to be the only solution to the problem just at preseut.-Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
The SmallnOx.

This malady IS prevalent in various places around us. Al Tempe it Is se- we're, they have it al Pnenix, and We are told also at Florence. Pinal, Silver King, Hastings and all our part of the county is yet free from it, and we hope our citizens will take precautiOn and preventive measures.-Pinal Drill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Hear What ths lsaf Ssyl

l. has performed a miracle in my ,ass.
 have no uuearthly noises iu my head, and l hear much better
 I have been greatly benefited.
 Ny deafness helped s great deal-thInk au- other bottle will cure ma.
 It's virtues are ACQUISITION ABLE and Its CU- RATINE CHAHACTFE ABSOLUTE. As THE WRITER CaN PERSON ALLY TEsTIFY BOTH FROM FyPEEI- ESCE AND OBSERVATION. Write ar once Co IT Al LOCK E JENNEY. Dey street. New orE enclCs- ing S1.un. and you will receive by return a el-o. aad whose curative effect wIll ba permu- u-nt. You wIll u-yer rrgrel doIIG 60. EDITOR MERCANTILE REVIEW.
 g@T-To avoid lo1= in the male. uleasa send money by Registered Letter.
 Ouly imported hv Hs.LOCgs q, JESNES, DcY st.. M sole ul.eIts for AmsrIca. wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

A CORRESPONDENT of the Globe Chron- icle at McMillen, says: I've have been notified by the Agent at San Carlos that any Indians appearing there might be ireated as hostiles."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

A Board Of Inquiry has been in ses- sion at Fort Thomas, relative to the de- sertion of Lieutenant Porter. What the developments have been we are m
 able to learn, but 1t Is known that he was short at least $500 in hIs accounts. Nothing has been heard of the Lieuteu- ants whereabouts, but the supDosition IS that he has gone to Mexico.-Chronicle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

WN K. F. WILSON one of the in- corporators of the proposed narrow
 gauge system of New Mexico. visited St. Louis recently, and informed Q Globe Democrat reporter, that ir was the in- tenuou of the company to connect with
 the narrow gauge roads of Colorado,
 Arizona, Texas and Mexico. The funds for taking the immediate steps for the construction of the road are at hand. GrouRd will be broken soon, and the
 work enegetlcally pushed during the winter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Silver Belt: Another remarkable strike IS reported m our immediate vicinity. This time 1t is ID the Arizona Central mine which is owneI by Peter Negro and G. c. Noland. The ore body Is represented as about three feet wide and very rich. Some of it going as high as eighteen thousand dollars per ton, but such ore is not a representation of the ore body of the vein. The average however, O. the ore. it is claimed will go five hnndred dOllars
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TIE Denver Tribune contains Q lengthy account of a bond swindle placed by Brick Pomeroy which he styled as tine Atlantic Pacific Tunnel company Fifty thousand dollars worth of the bonds were issued, but the alleged mortgage was not put on record. The stOGk is absolutely worthless except for catching "suckers"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

"ARIzoSA has black eye-all people from there are looked upon as bilk5." This IS what a Los Angeles chap says of us Had it not been for Arizona thai alleged "city of the angels" wOuld have been little more than hRbitRtion for bats and owls. Grass and weeds would be growing in her streets, if that ard town possesses enough moisture to ger minate such vegetation without irrigg- tion: but, unfortunately, 1t does not
 We advise the people of that ungrsteful city tO make the most ont of Arizona for the next year or two, for after that time we shall be entirely independent of them. Instead of impoverishing ourselves by sending our money abroad, We shall be able to produce every species of frniis and vegetables that We now buy from the mo winged city Of the angels" in our own Territory. Not only this but We shall soon be able to turn out oranges that will be sought after, when the sour things produced in tha. locality wlll rot in the orchards for want Of market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Last year Arlzona produced over IT, 0O0,0J0 pounds of copper. Thus far dur ing the present year the increase has been B per cent, and now furnaces are going up. Ariz0na's outDut will prob- ably be not less taen 25,OJOQ00 pounds for lSS3.-PrescOtt Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
LETTER FROM TOSTO BASIN.
A New Mine-ChiIIs and Feyer-COmmo- ton at Globe-Some Develop
 ments Promised.
Tnsrn R.srN. Sent. l3.

ToSTo BASIN, Sept. 13.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: The mines at the head of the Basin are attracting num- Der of fortune hunters from all parts of the Territory; the recent discovery made by party named French is a very good mine, and has been purchased by Dr. Jones who has erected a quartz mill on the East Verde which has made a good run, turning out bullion over the ex- pectation of the owner. The mill has at last stopped its humping for a definite time--it must not be presumed for the lack Of quartz for the varlous mines have plenty on the dumps; the stop occurred on account of the presence of fever and chills. The majority of the mill men are shaking, and the owner found II a difficult matter to keep men during the ague season and ID consequence sent all his men to the mines that were able to work, and fJr the present the mill VIII remain idle. The Dr. has quite force at work-and boastingly says he will let people know that his mines will go down. The district appears to have full faith in its mines and are quietly wait ing the advent of the projected railroad from Flag Staff. There are at present some thirty men at work in the tunnel near Rim Rock, close to Bakers Peak, the workmen don't receive wages bui have taken company stock, at least the company has promised some after they make it up. Guess the Tucson end has the dead wood on this layout and will see Globe some time in advance.
 GLOBE
 Has been in quite a commotion for the last few days over the killing of a COW. The case attracted considerable atten- ton; the prosecution was conducted by Districl Attorney McCaib; the defence being represented by Mir. Fraser. The affair promises to be another Lincoln County cattle affair. The complaining party is a Mir. Ward from California who has purchased property at a big outlay of money, and has to appeal to the courts to protect IT. The defendant is charged with killing one of NIT. Wards cattle and converting l. to his own use. For the present your correspondent will refrain from giving names as the case Is scarcely under headway. New develop ments will be made before the next grand jury, as one of the complaining witnesses, a Mexican, will have to answer the charge of perjury. MT. Ward is widely known in California as an honest man and Is at present resident of Phe- nix. More anon. IRISH LORD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Insf Man.

Hugh V. Caldwell, who left Williams, 4. T., for Gils City, about June ], 1883 has not since been heard from. Infor- nation concerning him will be gratefully received by his anxious mOtner. Ad- dress Jerome Caldwell, Virginia City, Nevada.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

The government pays out % cents for every dollar 1t collects as customs revenue.-Journal.
 Will the Journal please state the source of its information? Seems to us that 29 cents is rather high.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

OTTAWA, the capital of Canada, refused to grant Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, whom we were making such fuss about, the freedom of the city. An Eng fish lord doesn't amount to half as much in Canada as be does in the United States.-Dallas Herald
 But it was not the tit,e of lord that We were making "such a fuss about;' 1t was ihe brains tLe lord possessed. Brains should command respect, no mat ter who owns them
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Dallas Herald: Since Juh has turned up in Mexico in fine fighting fix and laughs at Crooks campaign, the latter ceutlemau's boom as sn Indian warrior is likely to suffer R slight collapse. Juh and "Our Senator" seem 70 have identi- cal'y the same opinion of Crook as an Indian fighter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

The Board or Supervisors have taken in charge the regulation of quarantine matters between Mesa City and other places. They have sent out printed notices to that effect. The sheriff is di- rectei to see that they carry out their mandate. which is premptory.-GaZe,te.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TIE returns of the census taken January l, 1883, for the empire of Japan, have just been published, and show thst the whole country contains total of 36, 700, no, made up of 1s,59S, ,99s males and Is, ,l0l, l12 females.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

ONE thousand pioneers of Denver eel ehrsted th Quarto Centennial of the discovery oi gold in Colorado (then Kansas rerrI'ory) on tbe l4th inst. But few of the participants were there, how ever, before the fall of '59, year after the first gold was discovered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

J. W. Gashwiler, a well-knOwn mining man throughout the Pacific coast, died at his rooms in San Francesca on the 18th inst. He was Gillett's principal packer in the Hermoss mine in this county, and, We believe, also in the Tip Top mine. At the time of his death he
 was largely interested in Calico mines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TEXAS is a big state, and they do things in big way over there. A special to the Dallas Herald gives an account of the completion of an oil mill at Tex srkana, covering an area of nine acres
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Card.

To all who are suffering from the er- TOTS and indiscretiops of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send s recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en- yelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Ststlon D, New York City. o3l-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

IRE homestead of the late Horace Greeley at Chappaqua is to remain in the possession of the family Miss Gabriell Greeley, having recently bought II at public auction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TEE grade on the Narrow Gauge railroad is heinz extended up to the Southern Pacific depot, in order to make transfers of construction material 10 the cars of the former. Ties and bridges are to arrive from California in few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Official Records.
DEEDS.

David W Neil to Patrick Siaven un- divided interest in the American Eagle mine. SIOo.
 Andrew kirly to William Anthony an undivided 1 interest in the Mountain Chief, Paul Jones and Big John mines, Sl00.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TIE newspapers of the East are making a big fuss about the hours jury service by Hon. Sam Randall, member of Congress, and the most prominent man for next speaker of the House. We see no reason yet why a member of Congress should not be good enough to sit as a juror so long as they behave themselves, when of duty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
EARS i0T the MILLION !
Foo ChoO's RaIsan Of Sharks 0iI
Positively Restores the Hearing. and is tIis - only AOsOiute Cure for Deafness
 Known

This Oil IS abstract=d from peculiar species of white shark, caught In The Yellow Sa. known as CAHCHAEoDOS RoNDEEIII. Every Chinese hsh- ermuu knows it. It's virtues as a rsstora'lve Of hearing were discovered toy a Bu idhlst priest about tho yeur lilu. Its cures were SO numerous and many SO seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entire Empire. Its use became go universal that for over 51O years no deafness has existsd q among the Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid, Co any address at Sl .OO per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

SELLECk-In Tucson, September t1. ar { ;al B. u., Elma infant daughter of Mr. md Mrs. .. C. Selleck. Funeral takes place from Grand Cen tral hotel at ?. m.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

~ The B-yEcS G-I0E !s is- ES--A s-cl March and Sspi., =-cn E3 s year: 2l6 pages, . X ilt E3 inches, with over 3,3oO
 S<S iiiustrations-a whole pie ~ tlrc gallery. Gives whole sale prices dird-t Co consumers on al goods for personal cr family Use. Te.is how 10 order, anl gives exact cost of ever. thing you Use. cat. driak. wear. co have fun with. Thee iuvaiuab.e tu1.ss con- tain ilorna;i.n c.e-rCl from t.s rlr Ect- of tEe r,rt. We will I.a.l Q r.f- Ere o any a.---ss -HaH ra- -l.i O. t.c Ios --c-7 cents. L,tas I-.s from yoI
 fa-rs7- t~
 KCHTGCME7Y WARD {. co. g.. d. e-s Urha-s Ase-s-. Chi-sE-. IL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS
Application No. SIS for Patent fs ,s.
 southern Belle sIinln- Claim
U S 8CFgI-r

IIC>nN. HLIE1NR Jl.r r. r.-4 NOTICE K HthEBY GlNEN IEt'r rag - Keystone Gold ana Silver Nuira g.---.--- - by M- F. aIupbe4l, agent. v.u-. Tu-f.f... ..' dress is Tucson. ArIzouH. ua- made .-....... for a paten for lllz linear ta,t ur tf- ~.--..- Belle miue or veIu brarr -u'i -i..e- .r.I . per, wi-a -grlacr ground srj f"e- ll R.l <. .-- ted lu Meyers mllluE G4-tuCf. -.. f. .r p.-. and ltrutury Of Arlzuul. au.l .i.-.-rH... H...- held notes and u-l cIIl p.at uu E.4 a. -..- .s... Lot No. ~, sad Lot No. i7. beIlr a- r... ...... - wit:
 Bagluniai st the iuitiaI moru~.r- Al ... northerly end center ui c!llu a- a rl-- ,- .-. [ feet long. m a mound uf stones r-are.| ''S. B. l. M.;' thence S @ deg I- nm -f- f.-.. Nk corner post 4Xi and feet .or.- I- a --..-.. cf stones, mu ked -S. B. No -' -la -.-.a r4.-- the SE corner No. ji ci tle "t.G ,. W .r thence \. 2g deg W ll,a feet to < corner r..- Xxi and feet long, lu mound 0i -rn- a- r.s-,...
 S- B. No 8. from which OrI-Iaal location -..-. unent bears oI deg li mn l| fse-. t.aa.- k 0l de l5 min W 30 feet Co sou-har5 end a---.- post, 4xi and feet long. In mound us ...-.. maI ked ''S. B. >. T.. C N.. from w rrt a l. .a 5N7 and ju feet deep bear S as ds.. sI nm J U. :eet distant; thenc' jl deg ll mn W -.- f.---. SW corner post fxt and q feet long. m a -..--. of stones. mar kcd s. 8. NH. 3. from 7.--a l. \. N- N. No. bears N l- de. s.f - ...l ..---.-. thence V 31 deg aJ min J. Il-- f..r r. NN ..--- post xt and fec. hong. ju a su1l.I ur --H-.. corner of the "t. & C. M. t.,' Laac. -HI a.-.r mIu 70 feet Co north Ha-teriy @ ar.rrU1-- and place of besuular.
 Magnetic variation ls deg O min e---- .....-- ing 12.Z7 aares
 The location e rtis mine I- rec.-I-.l l. .a Eecorie-'- oclce ui Pima county. 4t r.-.. t-. C. M C."
 Any aud IL -a--ua- C.a.ulrr a E.--..H ... whole oV any portion oi -aTl ~us ...H lIue or surface ground tre repaired rH rr.-.-. -lelr adverse clIIuS Iu this ul.s. during Il. sixty dayS ueugl ui pEhllca'lH .r-..'. U- r.s WIll 1e barred by v.rtue of the rr.T.-..rs o. -.a statute.
 The foregoing notice Of application p....- i- ordered pEn.i-aci for Gle psr-,t 70. r-- ...- a newspaper pubISlrt ar luc-.u a-a... which i- de-isuatei as ras' i--Uod r .-..r rt.-a- claim. BEN. V THOMAS t.--t--
 tlr-t publication July -I I--t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

In fever and ague distnots.int trOpical 'and other regions visited by eDidem- ics. suti indeed m all beauties wrere the coI dIuOns are unfavOrable tO health, this famous vegetable InvIgur ant and alteratIve. Hostetters Stom- ach Eitte B, Ina
 beenfOind a potent safeguard even to feeble % StiLutluus and frs gile [ ames, while as a cure for indigestion bilious ness and kindred complaints. 1t IS wlthoutauval. For -ale bY all Drug s1-j- and uaglers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Cattle for Sale.

Stock cattle, and COWS with or without calves, calves not counted.
 R NJ. WILKIN, Agt., d&wlm 22I Meyer street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Dr. SPiNNEY.


 YOUNG MEN "A EO MAY B. SUFFERING IRON TEF W Gle 70 of youthful folli-- or iudlscretio7 will cu well Co avail tleusel.e= Of this tlp greatest boon ever l-id at the altar 1f suffering humanity. Dr. SpfNAEf will guarantee Co for- felt S-gD for every -s-e oi Seminal Weailness or private dis-a-e .f any klud lr character which he undertake and fails Co cure.
 EIDDLE-AEED VEN.
 There are u-rv a- The H-e 0f thirty to sixty who are rruutisI eIrl too frequent avacuatl ous of the bladder. ur'er accompanied hy a slight smartIuE gr h-rui-c sensation ald a vya. z-rirri, of Che system Il manner tla raf1e-t cannot ar- count for. L XauIuIur fhs u-ir.lru darns f- s rury sediment p I.I uitar. he fa-rf. and -1r1a- tIme= small pa-ricl-s or ...lamau VIll a1p-a- or tho color wal be of @ thin f-l-lah Fua a.-riu changing t1 a dark and torpid auueara-ee. There are many men who die or rli- dIdiruIry. ignorant 1f -t@ rst1-- Nllch l- the -aeUrd --alf. Of seminal Vezkn-s-. Dr. S. will l1larar.- e5 "a perfect cure Iu all such ca=ez and & ha1I-hv rec toIarIuu nt tEc gellro-lsIuary U-ra1-.
 Oalcs Lulr--lI Co and ll -. -u-I.F= from 70 t0 q a- u- Generalization free. TLorou..f sr- amira-lon and a1vice. g.
 Call or ardrcss
 DR. SPiNNEy d co. wifi No ll helruy stl eet. S.n Franclseo. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

lt is hereby pr leFei that the foregoing notice ot plicati for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive " seks m the ARIZONA CITIZEs. a weekly newspaper published al Tue son, Pima county. A.. T.
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS, Reg ster. Date of first publication. Septembers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-20
NEWS NOTES,

There are sixteen surviving Off
GERS who took part in the battle of
Waterloo.
The cattle plague in Egypt caused
the death of 80 per cent of the
cattle attacked.
Queen Victoria expects to go to
Italy with Princess Beatrice for six
weeks or two months early III the
autumn.
In Goodwin canyon, near Eureka,
Nevada, James Evans beat his wife
nearly to death a few days ago. and
then broke a tumbler over her
head.
Owing to a scarcity of harvest
hands at Genoa, Nevada, Indians
are being pressed into service. They
are paid 81 to $3.50 a day, and some
of them are said to be good work
ers.
The Society of Swiss Artists has
restored Tells chapel on the Lake
of Lucerne, decorated it with some
fine frescoes, and formally surren-
dered its care and keeping to the
government of the Canton of Uri.
The emperor of Germany has Of
fered to give 250,000 marks to found
a German hospital on the Island OF
Norderney in the German Ocean,
provided an equal amount be raised
by private subscription.
The late VIM. Chambers of Ed
inburgh left a personal estate of
&91.316. The sum OF 100000 is de-
vised for the restoration ofSt. Giles
Cathedral, and the remainder is
divided among numerous relatives
and friends.
1t is said that the sum Of $50, 900
has been subscribed TO pay the ex-
penses of the expedition which has
been organized in Paris by the
Able MOignO TO drag the bottom of
the Red Sea for the chariots and
treasures of Pharaoh's army.
Two eccentricities in dress were
noticed lately at the smartest parties
in London, England. One lady
wore a crimson dress, and the same
color was carried out in every de-
tail, even to long crimson gloves.
Another, whose costume was pale
blue, followed up the idea to pale
blue kid gloves. Both were peer
esses.
Marshall, Tex, is excited over the
filing of a claim by a man named
Bro Wn for seventy-six acres of land
in the principal part OF the city.
The property includes several bust
ness houses and the whole Texas
Pacific Railroad shops, yards and
depots. The whole amount involved
is worth over 100000. His clam
has some prospects of being gained,
as his mother willed away the
property after her fathers death,
and he claimed the right of minor.
The Atlantic and Gulf Coast
Canal and Oke chobee Land and
Drainage Con pany, composed
mainly Of Phi '5elphia capitalists,
has received I'm the State of
Florida an award of 5,3S5 acres of
land, located in the southern pnr
ton of the peninsula, for their rec
lamation operations in that state.
This company has reclaimed nearly
100000 acres of land in Florida,
and the work is still eng Wig
orously pushed forwa, d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-20

In a recent match game OF ball, a
key of beer was placed at third base,
with the understanding that only
those players who reached this spot
on the diamond should imbibe.
Some way or other. the beer was all
gone in about forty-ave minutes. It
is supposed that the umpire was
taken dizzy, and couldn't see that
the boys were running the bases the
wrong way around.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-20
Grantnot Dead.

New York, Blowing to runner
put in circnletion at vsriou. places this
morning that General Grant had fallen
dead, inquiry was made al the Generals
Office in Wall street., where it was
learned that he was at Long Branch in
good health.