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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
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ITO THOS. MORGAN OU tHO-E Oi.. | under him You arc hereby .u.l... have expend-i one hundred Iu..a-- ." ..-. impruveue uI- upon Che E -uuH -.lI. sItuafed iu th- batHEUuia 1i.l..r H'-. county. A. T.. and recorded tur.l .. .-.. t, page 3is. .n orier t1 hold -TIa l-. der the provIsIpu- uf section ----i l,.s.-.. utr- of the Juired State. bri1-- tUs s- QuIred to hold ths same for Hue year .. cemb@r Ji-r. l--- And IE ~If.II after thl- notice by publication. you fu-e to contribute yuur proportion D pendltury a- ro-1W1-r. g..fl COG. .f .. ti-emrut. your Iu.are-f tI r.le s.fa -... come rhc property of t'r -liH-rr..H-s. section Z5-t. lrur p-rHur. ~. .. ture I- thur y-trrrr -.-IuI 1H. .tarr-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

roc. O.EvERET~. OH THOSE CLAIM ". | under hlu. 4Hl 1-- a.f.f. - --i .- t4olIa-- ir I-fla- 4a.. l-. proven e1fa or tl. Doc rnlne -Itrarad m r-- tstl-uu-l ulrl' .r- miles e.st of ~auar-s valley and one and r1iI-- a-.r 1f Tur-1r rI.-.. 4r Pam ern.'- r,na if..sr.-f February i-t l--'l.. sad .-r.r tr-g. s-s one hundred dollars Tor -0. Issf and sn. vndr-I to.lars orfHa r-.r .. .- the amount requIrl tn hold t can ~s.-s .r-rz D-cell her alsf. Is-i. ar. . - ts- t--g and f wf-f.n a ninety day- s'-.. t7e. br publication you fs. I- .-.s-a rH '".'.' me vaur proportion Of -uch eyps-.I.-lr .- a ..,-s =r TOUT interest lu thr sad clam ~. come the property of the sub-c-1- 1- -- sad Ss-tior ys2i WILLIAM SION.
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 WILLIAM rEEtN- pa~z-sa \ IT, Irrr-rs f i--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Notice Of Forfeiiur..

yI'HE UNDERSIGNED HOItN. .' H \ divided Lalf of tH- -u-g.l... mtnc. winch l- the tir-f eastern .A .....H' Pauago mIua. Ny-r- dI-frirr. Pima has done one hundred dollars 8arf. U. the same for Che year l--I. H.rHr..l. Of tl- co-intry. lie calls .uga t. other half Mr Georzr hay-. ur -.u-" claim under bIn. tp pay. vrItl.ar r..af tui- date, the half of fEs amountin, to hf dollars and ..-- .. H.F- Iug. and by failing fH f.av. his .rrH. tL, miue would ho forfeited .r Hs
 l.tu#. '.... MyerS District. January 1. I--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO G V. HAYES. OR THOSE CLAIMING l under him You are hereby notified that VI have expended One Hundred Dollar m labor and improvements upon the StoneWal J Jackson mt ming claim, situated in the Myer- Mining sand premises undeE the provisions uf Sectlon .ssli Revised Statutes of the United states, be- ine the amount required to ho.h the same Tor the year ending December gl. i--2 And If within ninety days after this notice by publiea- tiou you fall or refuse Co contribute your pro portion of such expenditure as owner Of one half of thls property with costs Of tnls adVeF- tis-Inent your interest in the said clam will be- come the property of the suhscrbers. under sad Sectou .sl2f Your proportion of sand er- feudIture is Fifty Dollar
 CA. WADE
 HENRY LASSERT. Myers Mining Districf. Pima county A. T.. Jan- rr-y 1.-. iaZ- I'm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. fr tt. IU. Arizona
 Leo GoIdschrridf. .--a- sH defendant Before A. U. {. .....-. .- -. S1t- 51.
 The Territory of Ar'7r-a aa-.- e-..-. C. kIc--l Geieudaut. Ton HrH a"r. and required Co app ar before m Precinct No ]. rHIrry s' H.. Arizona on trr -lt day tf 'ire. -. ln o'clock A. w.. O., =l-1Far .. s ...... above named plaintiff slu a.....lH.- Hi you are Indehts7i r1 ifra il f.e-au af 700 drs.d and ifirry-ailIIf -- co Dol .lr- f"- cold a1d de. irereai bg plaintiff ru..f-I.I.l. the rent 0f furuIfu-" fruE l'....t h. ant And If you fan t1 appear and rr. sal 'd complaint ss Lrreia rHglIr.... ..s u r.H Will ake judgment against rou as .-.'-i. .... for the C0sfs of ftis -uIt
 Gwen under my hand f'fs f-tl i.E .. ary. A. n. i7-L AM EItf.
 ia-1W-t Lusrita af f..H I....
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
HAMS Clerk
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsOS. PIMA COUSTY. TERRITORY OF ARfZONA. Tauu-rv Q 1--s

lIDHQNs AMA Ahl NAhH
 TERRITORY OF AHfXONA.
 January 9. l---i. 'I'O c. W, HAYES. OF THOSE WHO MAY | claim under hIm an divided one-halti lter- s--t m the fouowing-iescribed property; You are hereby notified that Se. the owners have eN- reudei one hundred dollars in labor and Iu- pruvemeut- upon the Monumental Mine. and the Monumental Extension Mine Myers mining district. Pima county. Arizuua, heIug the same property located January l. lo.l, recorded in the Pima county RecOrder's utiee, book .of mining claims F.. page 62, m order to hold said promises under the provisions oi Sec- tlOn 2s1i Revised Statutss of the JnIted states, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December Sl. l,-1- and that we have contributed your portion thereof. therefore II within ninety dsy- after service of this n0tice by publication you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure a. co-ovn- with costs of publication, your interest m ,.id claim will hecumethe property of the sub- - 'rlbers under sssid section 2f24- Your prupur- ( on of said eHpauditureis one hpndrad tiollars,
 HENRY LENNARr.
 K l.. WOOD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Submerged Soldiers.

On the night of the Eth one of Walls buekboards while crossing creek near Snow Flake, was washed away and was together with horses and mai lost. Two soldiers. J. H. Lucy and J. Stedger. one of whom was a lieutenant, en route to Camp Apache, were drowned. The driver and two citizen passengers escaped. AL though a dreadful storm was raging at the time, some twenty men turned out and began search for the bodies. One mail sack, the two horses and a frag ment of the blackboard were found on a drift in box canyon, but the remains oi the sOldIers had not at latest advIce' been recovered. The cause of the ac eldent is attributed to the blackboard missing the ford and slipping of into deep water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
StndehaLer tn fine Frnnt.

Mr. W. H. Deardof. geneSal agent for the Studebaker Bros. Wagon Manufsc- turing Company, of South Bend, Ind, wss in the city yesterday. There are now, he ssys, over half million of the Studebaker wagons m use. The demand for them has constantly in- creased from year 10 wear, and the manufactory enlarged to meet the wants of the trade. until now 1t exceeds fully three times in size any similar establish nlent ID the world. Their record Is not only one of progress but ot continued
 superiority unequalled m the history of wagon making. winch in itself Is the strongest assurance that can be gwen of the genuine merit and intrinsic worth of the famous Studebaker wagons. NIT. C. T. Etchels Is the Tucson agent. His twenty years experience as s re- pSirer and maker of wagons well fits him for competent judge, and accord ing to his estimation the Studebaker wagons for service, beauty and durahil ity has no equal in this or any market.
 Mir. Cunningham, ot Phenix, will
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
nenth nr Ni,. LnIa CnrL.

Miss Lola Cory. oi the Fashion Theater, died suddenly at her residence on Jackson street, on sunday evening last, and was buried yesterday aft r- noon. She was the vile Of James Holly, also member of the troupe. Co whom she bore two daughters, now living in Memphis. Tenn. She was born in Hastings Minn.. and al the tune of her death was in the twentv-frst year of her age. She stood well in the profession and was for her kind heart and enGaE- ing disposition much beloved by all who knew her. The remains were escorted 70 the grave by the combined bands of -he Fashion and Park theaters, and followed hy long line Of citizens m carriages. The profession turned out eu naSse t0 dO her memory honor The following gentlemen acted as pail bearers. Nessrs. James Ash. B. r. Perry. Ben Baros, M. \. Conn, Fred Wilson and Harry Newton. Rev Dr. HeDdley of the Episcopal church, of ficiated at the grave. The bereaved husband and motheriess little ones. have in their sorrow the support O.! sympathZing friends
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

YOUNG MEN Ns no MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE " effects uf tuu-hful fo.ii-- COP iull-crruou. yTil .o s,.I ru arHII locomotives of thI>. the srsatssr boon ever iaii at tHe altar of sanerluc humanity. ur. SliNNLh wiil guarantee tu iur- falt 2-HI Tor rve., raa- uf 1-.li1sl Weakness ur rrivats dissa-e tt ans kluu character which h. uns-rtss-- and -arI- tn cure.
 NHBDLE-kGLB uLt.
 There a-e many a- Che asr of thirty Co sizty who srs truub.sd with tou frequent evacuailou- of the hIndier. ur'en accompanied by silEht snartlrL or burning sensation sni a weakening or fU. -v..e.l Iu t. manner tar patient cannot ar- ro-ut For. On examining ta" urlu-rs drpo- i- a -t.sv cod lrrent ysi'i often hn found. and some tir.s email ra-tIc a- of AlHuu.u Q'r. appear. or ti.a cs'o-vIIi us uf Ihiu mlisI-.. lgs. again .fau.srrr -l a lH-s sud torpid apuaarlurp. Tle-- sr- many rsl ubs ui' of tlI= dldlcuity. ignorant lf t.a v.uEe. D lIci is tl- second stage 1r -sufpal ,seabnfs-. Ur. ~. v1ll EIafauf.-' r.nrf4rr euro fr llI -I-I cs, and l rr-lli.! r-s- .qtAlou of Che r.uIfo-urIrsry organs.
 OHr. Holr1-iI tp 2 and o fu -. ~u1aaSs trusi I1 to if a. m. Consultation i--r. 4H"r'u-H -Z- amtratipu and alF.c-- e.-
 Call us aiin--
 v-tf No. 10 Krarsy s-fse.. Gan traaeise". nl'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Card.

To all who are suffering from ths errors and indiscretiors of youth, ner- yous weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc. { will send a recIpe that will cure you, free oi charge. This great remedy was discovered by a mis- sionary in South America. Send self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. InmaD. Station D, New York City.
 O.l-1yr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Acting Assistant Surgeon Thomas E. Davis. [. ;. Army. has been relieved from duty at Fort Lowell, and VIII re- port without delay, to the Commanding Officer san Carlos, A. T., for duty, re- heving Acting Assistant Surgeon Fred erick Lloyd, e. :. Ar0y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
NnIIIE

NuJCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PU E. - lIc not Co Purchase the cam known s- The ECht Bower Mine. sIruatst lu rne Silver Be MIuInE District. Pima County. A. T., a- am the uuly rEnt owner of -aid inning claim
 PATRICK MORGAN, Tfrczan Fsh 1s ff--g Ht~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Don't Forger

That Dr. Gladwiu, destist at 3l6 Con gress street, prepares tooth powder that will. if used. keep the teeth white and clean, and at the sane time sweet eusthe breath.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

HDonchertv to U

" N Doughery Co II D Underwood. interest m the Lord Byron minm- ,Iaim, also B int, rest to -he Mermaid mine. Santa Catalina mt-, SJuO
 Conception Ramlres to Nieye- ~ de Garcia. lots lj and l6 in block 223, Inc son, Sj01.
 OWm Turner to John " fJeunincs Esmerelda mine in Myers district S3 tOu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

In the assaying office of Mir. c. F.. Wores, may be seen a magnificent speci- men of lead and silver ore. It Is about ss large as mans head and weighs in the nelghborhood of eighty pounds. It has an assay value Of seventy seven per cent. lead and three hundred dollars in silver. The party leaving 1t said that he had plenty Of it but would not say from wbre it came.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
EARS i0r tlG MILLION
F,l Ch1o.s 8a!saa ef Shark's OlI
Ps..ti,eiy ;s-.Jorr, The Hearing, and ., thr only Ab.oIuir Cure for DcafneS-
 

TLi- OiI I- ahs, ,-lriod from peculiar su-cIe> of
 white shark. vautitla tIr Yellow Sea. known .s CAEcu EoDuS HuNnrLEIu. ts"ry Chinese hsh- ermau k1o1,- Ir. lt- glrF lc- a- r'-'oretiVr ol Ia.trru. v..r. Gi--ugrrad ly l EuIdll-t prlesr stIHur tap year l-iI. it- sIUs- were SO numerous and many -p -.r.uIr-i. miraculous, thai th' r-rrely aa~ ulela..g proclaimed over he entlre EmuIar. if- u-s became SO universal that Tor
 over s ysfr- ru d-a 'ua-- ha- existed among tue Glu.-l people. Sent. rHHl-.- uralrid co any a.i,Ir.-- st Sl.tu Irr bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

.-ff- virrH.- a-. UN9~F~.iaN,HI. and it- GU .frfaE CHARACTER NI-"Iir-. ,- rft. WEtIEE gA. PERSON ALLY sE-ll4s- Halh .l."H fNiEhl- sSsY .tSn FaylTTuy. kI.r at ulCa tu ' ai- rlgR .t IFN>FN. . hag ---,s.r [. NH. York. surlus- Iu. faI and .al uIA r..-r,a ry return a rau,g,fhat ,tIll enable yuu ru re1r iISe any body aI-... and whose curative effect ulii be Uernu rrut. You wIiI never regret t"lu- -p. tniI"E NYur tNIILE EEyIEv.
 E--T1 aguII lu.s iu tI- uFi'-. T'.a-. -.-Id ...Ugs. tf. I.a-.-t-rad Letter.
 Orr imported Joy HNNLnCk a JENNEi.
 Bts ,l. M. -lI- a-..sf- fsr America. vis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Leon-.
Application No. eSI Tor a Pateus .s f..
 leopard Hinlng S.1llu
NoTlcE IS HEREBY OWN N

NOTICE IS HEREBY glNLN Is." IT. V Warren Mining Company. l.. II. Cook. who's. post ollc- aa-r-- son ArizouE- has tul- day G.ri .s- opp for a patent for lsH liu.--- fear H. ... ..-..- miaa or vein b,-ariu- -ulI and -t.f... .- face ground ut feef In 1vluI -. u.. Gro Blanco Mining District truu-g or H-... Territory of 1Iizuna Hlt de-i-aatis. .. notes and oftcIal plat uu rI- m r..- ....... Numbe- a. sad Lot No, @ HeIH- as ..H. .. wtt:
 Beginning at the iuItaI aarH... ..t... end of .na ciaIu. where the r1rirr ID. ....... pl3ced. .st a pune poet txl Iura-- . long feet Iu the EruCllti lI "a u.1-. ... 9is feet Elgu- ullrsat ll- Nn- q Allnerzl AluuuM rIr No. - fIrl !. H.. N Si degrees 4J mluufe> ?. -.1l fH.- ..- marked "C- O. N. eo- !. D-ar- minutes W. i6 feet iis ant.
 Thence N 70 degrgs- ah ul. u.r- N the NV corner of c.aiu, Co a pine -.-.. . square. q feet louZ iert ia .aa -.... monument or -toLss i-'. .--. No. IL
 Thrnce < s5 deare,~ fI u-u=-..- t th.. NE co-u-r of c.liW Co aH ..-S .'.. ... .auare seet long. @ f--- iu ia- -r.H". ument of stuue- f.-- llEH. .-la r No III.
 fine center of Jhs end { cIa1.. rr rhs.- square. 8 s-t .ur- % feet lI ...- a monument of -tJrt>-.i Feet l'-..
 Thence < si degrees 1i I.lua.-s the, \ corner of C.aIut rp rH Crs DOS. -lIuare. si. feet .ru- % f.at lG r.. uiouumeut uf -tuls- 2a tsat ".-
 IL. No. '.
 EThsnce V -- dc-sre- ,l minute H Tra SN corner of thr ciaIu. r" r... .... inches -uuarc Q feet bong lr stones ., feet hIgh. ur rl.st -.- N...
 Thence. Y Ei dal,rr.- IU ..-....- ths place 1l neEIuulu--
 Magnetic variation. l- .r-..r- containing t4ay acres.
 The location Cf rlf- m.HH .- Rerorier- oaira of tuwt 'H.ar- '... Book C Rscur.i. of NI-r-- ...- The adiuiniug ciaImau.- ar. Can1mJUiorr mIU1us CLiiiu. Any aud alt persons Cl.-H.Ir to-rIon of -1id Leopard IlH|.r . -. face ground. are rsqulr-l .H adver-a Clalm~ Iu tbI- u-IH- -. days period of publication l---H.- ". .... harrsd by virruro of One pllT.-.
 HENki tND-.'H.
 It Is hereby orlsre- that -.s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
LETTER FROM GLOBE.
The Situation of Affair ~ san
 Carlos.

Ghzrges Against Agent Wilcox said (" Have Been Pigeon -holed by Secretary
 Tener-EGoris Being Made c" Force
 ,u Iu,e.tIeation- Mining NIstters-Etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
sum mons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST Ju DI- l cII District. in the county ot Pima. Tern tory uf Arizona.
 B. F. BlvIns. plaintiff, against r. F. Hunt plaintiff. summons.
 Action brought ID the District Court of the First Judicial District. m and for the county Of Pima, in the Territory of Auzoua- Ihe Tern tory Of Arizona sends greeting Co r. r. Hunt You are hereby summoned and required Co aI- pear m an actI'n brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the District Court oi the First Judlcial District, m and for the count of Pima m the Territory of Arrzona. and answer the complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court st Tucson. m sad county 10 copy of which c ID plRlut accompanies this summonst within twenty days exclusive of the day of service after the sarviee upon you of thls summons, ii served m this county: but if served out of tht county and within this district, then within thirty dave; m all other eases forty days. And you are hereby notified that if yOn fail Co appeal and ausver the complaint as above required. t1s plaintiff will apply ta the Court for the rebel therein demanded and costs and disbursement m thIs behalf expended
 ~- Given under my hand and the seal oi ,-t sand District Court. at Tucson thu 7 7eai' eighth day Of January. A. D. iSs3i - L. \. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
An Ackn0Nl ledgment.

When the Marquis and party passed through here on their way to Canada, J. D. McAulifTe the well known bric a brac man and,seller oisArizona curiosi- ties. although a fenian and no lover of a royal house but prompted by hIs Irish gallantry for the fair daughters of Queen Vic, he so far forgot hostility to the crown as to present her husband with cactus tcholla) walking stick. But Lorne not appearing on the platform as expected, Me wrote his name on 8 card. attached to a stick and through the good graces of the porter had it presented.
 Nothing more was heard Of 1t and Nc had forgotten the circumstance when 8 few days since be received letter of which the following is copy, verbatim.
 .ls.lr.4s-rrrksF rArH..rr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
OTrowA.Feb. Gth. lSs3.

Sir. am desired by the Governor General ot Canada to carry to you his thanks for the fine cactus stick you were good enough to present to hIm on his way through yoar city. ] nm y0Ur obediant servant, F. DT. EINTOS.
 J. D. UcAulifT- Esq. cae A. 4. Porter, Esq, Tucson. 4. Y.
 Me has recently been to Mexico and in his route le visited the various h. dian tribes. making purchases Of the many cUriositIes. triuEets and traps m their possession, some oi which were manufactured by them or got by capture ID war, and others they know not how. This is the second trip of the kind that he has made and unguestionahly his collection uf fine curious IS something wonderful. His room near the depot + perfect curiosity shop of everything that is cUrious. Collectors for bric a bac shelves will by giving Nc call find more in hIs assortment than can gt found in a year travel on the oltsite.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS

Revocation Of power Of attorney granted by Edward BoUtun Co Dr .. 5Usiubuu.
 Pre-emption declaration tp lil acres Of land by Id Woods.
 Exemption declaration to lGl acre. Of land by Nm Clark.
 F II Paul Co Chan Tin Mo, improve ments on land east ot and 5E Sec 2, and NV of NV of Sec ,, T. fl, R l3.
 Articles oi incorporation of the first Congregational church of Tucson.
 Don have badly decayed teeth ez tracted, when you can have them treat ed and nGllt up gni made to last foi fife. hy Dr. Gladviu, Dentist, BIG Con .rraeE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
.Ufgrcliapcou,
DaPIyS PT0DlylaGiG Fluid. A, -i.fet.uari a-r,.u-r all rs~tllcuc-. infection
 coa-a4.iou and -UIusmic-. Use as a G4rgle for the throat. d> . Wash for the Person and a>
 DiSlnIrrtant for the House.
GCEETAIN EI7 BJ AGAINST All CON.
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4CEETAIN EI AI AGAINST All CoN-
 TALl-4S DI>EAsE>.
 Naurr..i1.- ar once all uuzlou- uHur- and aa-e- i--truy- thr -e-Hl- of dI-.a-- and -eprir .gufraerrur roeuu- Impercerrl'e ll ttr ar, cor -url a- have tue--ru % lp,l-ueut IL the throat 1r con tl- ler-ua-
 To gcfrc~h go sick Prr>nn.
 AIi about twenty drops uf Dlrhy- Pr"ply- lr-fsr fluid f1 a guar- lf water. ln hath1uE. l- wal give tl. -zIu -ltt. pleasant and rsfre-h- iur feeling. and dl-f.ei tle odpr t1at fever and precipitation leave uu fHr body X small iuau- fifr or tIo fIGil -urukI-d over anything place cor ve-srl where tH-r- I- pufr--eure destroy ai once ;sa germ uf a.l animal or vegetable poison,
 To Prevent gonfasioR. E-aaurutlg moi-t-u tlr hands Nlth Darhy- PrauLylacfIc Fluid -n - fu retain tac refreSni a Htlnr arout fi.t. f.r-uU. iNpn-c t1e Eiut uo"ui ir -artHeuwarr pla-f- pr -siUcerS. [ -- lu The Va Ger for bl-AIl-.. flor a--l-us t- tlrutf-- washing out ri.s uou'i. Tif -unIsyue- taking "a f''y tr"I- internally
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

CoUEr MARTIAL. X General Court Martial has been appointed t. meet at Fort Grant, A. T.. at 10 o'clock a. m. on Wednesday, the 2lst day Of February, 1888, or as soon there after as practlca- ble, for the trial oi Musician William Jones, Company Fl. First Infantry, and such other prisoners as may be brought before,it The detail for the Court are Captain Oscar Biting, Third Cavalry. Captain Albert D. kinc, Third Cavalry. Captain Charles G. Gordon, Sixth Cav airy, Captain Gilbert F OvertoD, Sixth Cavalry, Second Lieutenant E. Farms worth Wilcox, Sixth Cavalry, Second Lieutenant William D. Beach, Third Cavalry, Second LieutenRn. Franklin Q. Johnson, Third Cavalry. First Lieu tenant Louis Wilhelmi, Adjutant First Infantry, will be Judge Advocate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

The mill Of the GunsiCht is BOW pr-c- ticalIv completed. All that delays is been already shipped and Is on the road. When 1t arrives and is put m place the property will be ready to fulfill its e1- pectstions and yieldlan income to the fortunate holders of the stock. The mine is looking finely. There IS ore in every shaft, and crOss-cut and the best showing Is in the lowest workings where the Gunsight ledge shows twenty elght feet of fine milling ore. The outlook for this property is certainly most fatterinr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
IL BrEHNrAN < co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS LARGE ASSORT- \ ueac Of Arizona views on hand; Plcturp Frames made Co order and MoUliiugs on hand. TalaaH.rr GH.sa-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

It is hereby urier-- tlaf -.s Of application for patent b" Fs. uartOd uf teu cuIsecu--vg NH..-- .. CrrIZEN. a weekly newspaper as son. Pima county. Ar-uU4-
 UENiL COT SINS First publication. JenuarJ -., ..-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Mir. Cunningham, ot Pheni1, will build dwelling house.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Dr. SPlNNEY,
XOTTMG MEN

So. .Is kearny street. ~au fraEri,eo. Cal.
 Trrsts all Chronic and special Di-c-~e>.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Hear What the Deaf Say 1!

ft h.l- performed 60 miracle .u uE cus''. hay. ru uu. ...sf 'I', uuI-lH- ll ul hra'. and | hear much better
 Hus. been greatly benefited.
 sIE drs'ua-4 H".IHl a -rra' H.li tu.k au- .f..- hattie ,.lii cure Ila.