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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Sheriff's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF Al EXECUTION I-7. EJ lD out of thc First JudicIsl District tp.r. u. the Territory of AuZuua. Iu ant for tue CtJI1iy iy of PImE. on 90 Judgment rendered Iu sad tu..at on the ith dny of July, A. b. ls>i, f.vu. of Albert SteIufcld and against the Guu-lrHf HlI- in. company. for the sum of Fourteen rhor.a|-i one hundred and sIXty-oue and 5s-.oo du.a--- t0geti CT with one hundred and uIuety-fpur and bI-itu dullurs cost and disbursements a- rIe date of judgment. and accruiug costs, ] have levied upon all tle fo lowing described 9rprsrr situate, ly1u. and being lu Myers Mining Dl-- trict. county of Pima and Territory of Arizona. to-WIt. All thaf mining claim known a= the trt.l- sight claim m the nyer- Mining District, d,-ia- mated by the Surveyor General as lot No. .4 A j-ee letters patent bearing date November %. lSs3 and recorded in vol. @, pages 3,s Co 22 iu- cluslvel; also all that mining claim known as the Eastern Lode clam. m Myers Mining DI=- trict. de-isnated hS the Surveyor General a- lot No +i .see letters patent hearu- date N0vc.her .4 l--l and recon ed Ir vol -. pages -ol ru --- iuclusivel. also all that mining claim known ss the Silver tiirt lode. II Myers Mining District. designated by The Surveyor General a- lUt tU. fI lape letters patent bearing date Noyem boz -t lS2 and recorded Iu vol. -j. pages --l Co ~ m ciu we all ut sad miulu- clalU- hvIr- morn particularly described ln fwl leeds tafsd .huI- ury lj, 1888, from the GuusIght Consolidated Mining Company of Arizona Co the sad truusi-i.t ords uf Deeds 1f Nlue- of Pim county. ul-a- agi to &-i iuCiu-lv-. and pages alh Ju laH HIrr.u- -Ive. Co which -Hr. rft- reference I- terHn ua.lr for a more particular -escrptipu- Also ru tll-  Site claim, in litrr- IluIug District. de-ILcat-t by the Surve tIeusrsl as lot No. g B .-gs let- ter patent bearing date November 2'. l---. aud recorded m vol -i. pa-es 2-1 to ly. In-Iu ivri a SO 0 tract of itU acres of land. wlare0u i~ a well lying and being m Inc county of Pimu, Ter ut0ry of Aria ua. and Iu the Alyrrs Mining pI-- trlct. about tvp miles west Wtrdly from tho t1ua- -i.ht miue and mills and on tha wacIr rlau lealIng from tlo b -i-ht anne Co thH AIu cor- per mines. being he same pr-uI-e- winch Ii. F. Blvius conveyed to tle sud Guu-i -ur Mining Company by deed recorded lu the u1lea of tHe Recorder of Pima county. Arizona Territory. lE Book - Records of Deeds pf Real E-rat- pages Z.J and 2s6 together with all and singular tha teueMeut~, quartz uill. shops or ofn.r structure of any kind whatsoever. situate and located thereon and part thereof.
 And notice is hereby gwen that on ~4 urtay fha 18th day of August A. D. 1888, between the llI-- Of l0 o'clock @. m. and o'clock D. u.. m front of the Courthouse door, at Tucson, Pima county Arizona Territory. | will sell all the right ttle and interest of the Guu-IEht Mining Company in and Co the above described property or -I much thereof as may be necessary ro =a-i-'y the amount Of the above judgment, and taa &C., cruIng cOsts attending such-
 Dated Sherif's Office. July 2f. 1883.
 R. x. PAUL. Sheriff
 By T. CORDS Under Sheriff. iy2,Wit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Late News Ite,ns.

Vineyard Haven, commonly known as "Martha's Vineyard" was nearly de- s.royed by tire. Fifty acres of the best portion of the village, including hun drsds of Summer residences and c t. tGrcs were consumed, and many citizens have been tiuuauci fly ruined.
 We no sooner get rid os one crank, than another taksS his place. Less than three weeks ago Webb, the English water crank was drowned .t Siasrja, whereupon Oscar Wilde immediately took passage iu he steamship Butapic, for this country. He comes 60 superin- tend the production of his play "Yera" which will be placed on the boards of Union Square Theatre, New York.
 X mass meeting will be held at Cooper Institute on the 9th for the purpose of raising funds for the defense of O'Don- nell, who killed the inf1rmer, Carey.
 The Dublin Irish Times says 1t IS un- derstood that the government of New South Wales has consented to allow the informers in the Pheuix park murder cas s, who went on the steamer Pathan, to land, and Le promised to protect them.
 Intelligence from Frohsdorf states that the condition Of Count de Cham bord is aguiu unfayorable. He IS slowly losing strength. He was much agitated Friday night and occasionally deliIious. His physicians will hold a consultation tomorrow
 A Columbia, $. C., special says: The United States district court convened at Greenville on Tuesday, when between one and two hundred informations were filed against noonshiners. A vigorous campaign has been successfully waged against the illicit distIllers in the moun- tains for the past six months.
 The English doctors now at Alexan- dria, who mad experience m India in the cholera epidemic, report that the disease now prevailing in Egypt IS of a dis tinctly different character from the Asiatic cholera
 l.. c. Dunn, travelling salesman, re- sidin- at Efingham. Illinois. gave his wife a revolver. with Instructions to use 1t upon providers. He returned from a trip on Friday night and climbed a tree to enter the window, when Mrs. Dunn shot him in the side.
 A News San Antonio Special says: J. \. Winters, a well known character on the Mexican National Railroad, was murdered near Satlillo, Mexico. He had gone to that city for funds to pay off employees, and while returning to camp was waylald and killed for the money.
 A report reached Galveston direct from Querrirso. Mexico, which is about one hundred miles below Laredo, that Corlena was in thas place last Tuesday with three hundred reyolutionists from Atrable. The report says this it is prob- able the northern states of ALezlco will be in state Of revolution before the year IS out. The complaint seems to be against manifest usurpetion ot power by the general government ct the City of Mexico. But few days ago the mayor and city council of New Laredo were fined in large sum because of thei- removal of city officer agaInst the wishes Of ihe government.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
PrnhahIY Didn't.

The other day, when the bears got lolI Of Western Union, a countrymsn who stood for a moment at the corner oi Wall and Nassau streets to listen to the excited remarks of two ''lonCs, felt con- pelled to interrupt them with
 "Gentleman, beg pardon, but IS the Western Union Telegraph company in trouble 2
 Stock is being forced down, slr,' was the snap9y reply of one Of the speculs- tors.
 "Du tell Why, the wires of that com pany not only run right past my farm, but my oldest darter IS married to a telegraph operator, and Susan, she's as good as engaged to the smartest pole climber I ever saw swarm up telegraph pole. I guess I'll drop around and ask the company if it don't want $50 to kind o' tide 'em over the crisis If they do they kin have 1t for sixty days without inteIest.-Wall Street News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

To recapitulate: the tax levy last year was S235 on the Sl0O. This year it is S3.l5. Deductiug D cents for the Tue son school district, makes the taxes out side thls distrlct, S29O, which is the reg ular county tax. The Port Lobos and Arizona Narrow Gauge railroad bonds are also additional this year. So that deducting l3 cents from the general fund, p cents from the Tucson school district, 35 cents from the Narrow Gauge, and 9 cents from the public enterprise or Port L1bos bonds, total of S2 cents, and the rate is S233 as compared with S2.35 of last year.
 The assessment roll this year IS nearly S5,000, ,O0O, over Sl, 100000 more than last year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

c. q. RECuAEnS S co. A-rnts. I-s d t-H SJnaauH street. Corner Clay
 S.u Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

--.t No. Il ksaraJ : stlset. San PrsnsIseo. @ Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
The Strikers Circular.
The following circular was received at the CITIZEN office to-day:

The following circular was received at the CITIZEN office to-day:
 SAN FRANCISCO, August l3, 1883
 To Our Friends:-This Brotherhood has been shown an order addressed to all agents of the Western Associated Press, emankting from their headquar- ters in Chicago, which directs them to suppress all news items concerning the present strike of the telegraphers. This Is authentic, and shows plainly the pol icy adopted as a last resort by our op- pressors. The object of this ruse, of course, Is to make it appear to the pub lie that the business of the company Is no longer suffering from lack of full and efficient force to handle it, and to cause the great public sympathy, which is now ours, to die out for want of news. Our official news from all parts is of the most encouraging nature. We have d. ready won the fight, but Jay Gould Is not candid enough to admit 1t.
 BROTHERHOOD OF TELEGRAPHERs,
 L. A. 2,507, k. of L. The last means. Local Assembly No. :, 2,507, Knights of Labor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

n hearny Street San Francisco. Cal SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application by .ofrer stating symptoms. sex and age Comm. alcations strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Victims Attention.

The following was received at the CITIZEN yesterday: A handsome reward will be paid for information (snfhclent to convict) of any parties who may have been swindled by William E. Withereil' sometimes called Frank Witherell,) who vas indicted and convicted aE Warren Pa, new trial) as chief spirit in Anzona miues of fabulous richuess,' Indianapo- lis company; Arivaca Mining, Milling and Commercial (St. Louis comPsny;) Arivaca Mill company, Chicago Com psny;l Black Bear, Mexico, Arizona, etc. etc, supposed to be now operating another just-goinG-t -to-be-rich-mine. Any parties will be paid for information of any account. Send it 10 the New South west. lSl Clark street Chicago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Official RecOTGS.
DEEDS.

DEEDS RH Paul to J H Browder, lot 6, block fl, city of Tucson, S2G4 RH Paul to J II Browder, lot ,, block IA, city of Tucson, S264. RH Paul to J II Browder, lot ., block 173, and improvements, city of Tucson, SlA77.
 RH Paul to J H Browder, lot II, block 24l, and improvements, Sll.93. RH Paul to J Fl Browder lot C, block 8, city of Tucson, s264 RH Paul to J H Browder, lot 9, block 229, and improvements, city of Tucson, S456.
 RH Paul to W Osborn, lots l and Z block 1, Osborn's adddion to the cityoi Tucson, s2.76. Redeemed by DJ Bar rows August 18th.
 RH Paul to D 4 Sanford, lot 6, hook r., Bruckner's addition to the ciy of Tucson, S2.25.
 Amalie Goldberg and Isaac Goldberg, her husband, to Francisco Valdez, lot [, block 59, city of Tucson, $50.
 LOCATION NOTICES. Home Site mine, Helvetia district, by W. B. McCleary.
 Copper Hub, Helvetis distrc', by w. B. McCleary.
 Rattlesnake, Harshaw district. by H. B. Clay.
 BRANDS. Brand of Mrs. Nj. Berger, a capital letter B.
 Brand of Andrew Rebel, the capital letters l. R.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Notice to Creditors.

ESTNrE OF J. A. CREAMY. DECEASED IL Nnure is hereby gwen by The undersigned. administrator of the e-tatr of J. A. tireauy de- ceased, to tLe ruadItors uf auI all per-ous hav- InC claims against the -aid deceased. to exhibit them, w4th the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice Co the sad administrator at his place of bu-i- uess. No. 3l4 Congress street. Tucson. Pima county. Arizona Territory.
 Dated at Tucson. July l3 1sS4.
 H.BUEHM AN. Administrator of the Estate of J. \. Greany. de- ceased iy21 Jt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Daylight has been broken through the Mullen tunnel on the northern Pa- cifc road, and Engineer Dodge made passage under the mountain. There are forty-five miles of nam line to be completed, which will require fourteen days. The last rail on the Yellowstone Park line will be laid tomorrow at a point fifty miles from Livingstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
IFIrst publication Aug. IL Notice for Publication.
L,Nn Orr1rr. TrcsoN. Anrzo

LAND OFTI0E. ICCsON. AEIZONt, !
 August 4 I-.3 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V following named -ettler has filed notice of his intention Co make nnal proof m support of hi= claim. and that and proof will be made befOre the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on September 10th, is-} VIZ. Joshua H. Watts, of Tucson. Arizona. for Lot [ of Sec. and names the following as his witnesses. name ly; John Gardner. T. K. Miller. samuel Baird aud J. c. Zaoriskie all of Tucson, Arizoua
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Register. Pre-emptiOn No. S2O all Sc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
EARS f0r the MILLION
Foo ChuO's Balsam of Sharks OH
Positively Restores Inc Hearing, and |, tb' only Absolute Cure Tor Deafness
 Known

Thi- Oil IS absrractei from peculiar species Of white shark. caught iu the Yellow Sea. known as CAGCHtE0DoS RoNuELEIu. Eyery tHIue-- lsh- ermal knows If- It- vIr-ue- as a restorative of hearing were discovered bg Buddhist prlest about the year iliI. ifs cures were -o luus7ou= and many su ---ruIusly miraculous chat the remedy was officially proclaimed over the eutIre EmuIrr. l-. Dee became -u universal that for over alU yrar- ul deafness has existed among ,na Chinese people Sent. charges prepaid Co any address af S1.HI per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Proposals for Fresh Beef.
Headquarters Department of Arizona, Office of Chief COmmissary of Subsistence. WhIpple

Barracks.
 PREsCOTT. A. T., August 1J, iSs.. CEALED PROPOSALS in triphcate. subject - tO the usual conditions will be received at this office and at the office of the Acting Com. missary of Subsistence al San Carlos, X. T.. un- til l2 o'clock. noon. on Saturday. September IS, lssy, at which time and plaee- they wlll be open ed in presence of bidders. for furnishing and de- livery of such quantities of Fresh Beef. on the block. us u ay from time tO time be required by the Subsistence Depa tment for issue Co Indian scouts and prisoners st the San Carlos reserva- ton \. IT, from October I. 1ss;i. Co June Sl. i-sf The prob ble quantity of fre-h beef required wll be about 23.uuu pounds. net, Der month. The Government reserves the right Co reject any or all proposals. Proposals must be- accom- panied by boud with two sure ties in the sun of SiuU each. and In accordance with the form prescribed. EscI proposal must be accompanied by aI affidavit .ettinl forth that the bidder I~ mot concerned directly or indirectly in any tHer hid than that Co which his name IS ed to enter into written tract with the United len days after being notified of the acceptance Of his bid.
 Blank proposals bonds afidavits and full in- formation as to the manner of biddini. condI- tons Co be observed by bidders and terms Of contract and payment VIII be furnished on ap- phcafion Co thls Otilce or 60 the Acting tOmml-- sarv of Subsistence at san Carlos, \. J.
 Envelopes containing proposals shOuln be marked:- Proposals for Fresh Beef, and ud- dressed Co the undersigned or Co the Acting c. x. at San trrloz. X T..
 CHAs. F. EAGAN, Captain and c. s, U. $. A.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

The grandma of a little tour-ye.r old had been telling her one day not to say people lied, but rather they were mis- taken. Her grandmother, to amuse her. told hera bear story, which was a tough ore to believe. After she had finished the httle girl looked up into her face ard exclaimed, "Grandma. that is the biggest mistaken I ever heard. San Francisco News Letter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
NEW TO-DAY. IFIrst publication August ls. IssS.l No.ice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCs

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS. ARIZONA,
 August 18th. IssS Notice Is hereby given that the foilOVlng name settler has nled notice of his intention to make hual proof m support Of his claim and that sad proof will be made before the Kegister and Receiver. Tucson, Arizona. on September 18th. A. b. lss3 Hugh White. for the West half of the S.Eis of Sec. 10, Town Y S. R. 2i E.. G & S. k. M.. and names the following as his witness e-. VIZ: M. SalesbUry. of Benson, AnEona; and A. Darlington, of Benson, ArizOna-
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. Pre-cmption No. SIS. al- st
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
NIDDIT-tGED lIEN.

There are many at the age Of thirty tO sixty who arc troubled with too frequent evacuati0u= of the bladder, orten accompanied by a shghr smarring or burning sensation and a weaker.1ug . of the system in a manner the patent cannot &C., count Tor. On examining the urinary deposits a rupy sediment wul often be found and some times small particles of albumsn will appear or the color wlll be of thin miSish hue. again changing Co Q dark and torpid appearance. Ihere are many meu who die or this difficulty ignorant Of the cause which is the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. B. will guarantee a perfect cure 10 all such cases and healthy res tOratlun of the CenItO-urinary organs
 O11ce HOurs-l0 To q and 70 E. Sundays, from 10 to 1T a. m. Consultation free. Thorough ex- amtnatlon and advice. S5.
 Call or address
 BR. sPlNNEN d CO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

ir Eicaag-- tsuff-u s:4t ann Es . Cure. tHll--a4 h--r and second -ta---- Sores on the Legs and Body. ~ylhlutc tattrrl. diseased scalp. rIl all primary forms D| fn- dlsoa-7 Price. eI. 900 per battle. .- Isic1au'~ Golden Bal-am No. 9 Cures FedIary. Nerrurial. SyphIiiuc Eheunatism. Pans m the Bones, Liberated lhroar, Syphil IIC Rash. LImps. efc. and eradIcates all dls- ea.-s- From tge system. whether cul-f-i by bad treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving the hluod pure and healthy Price. S5.oo per bottle.
 i~ Kichau's Golden spanish Autidate for the cure of Gouo--he1, Giset. etc. Price. g. JUper bottle. fe Eicbau's Goideu spanish Injection. a wash for the cure of tiieet Stricturr-. Diseases oi tle UretLaL and Bladder, etc. Price, Si.5O per bottle
 I" Isichnu'- Golden Otutmenr for the effec- tive haalinc of Syphiiitig Sores and Erupti0us Price, Sf per bottle Also agents for Le Hichau's Golden Pills for Weakness. loss of Physical p1wers. and all dI-e-sHH arising from tbusE and excess and ov--au-s. Price. $J.0o per Box Sent rya-yvhsrs. C. O. D.. securely packed per eNrrl-s.
 C.. q. KGGEiATsnS E co. i-rnts,
 f-s & t-I SIua0u- street. Corner Clay
 S.g fHluCIscO. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

The Rocky Mountain Mining Review states that the Denver exposition may be called a qualified success. If they have the crowd of course 1t IS a success from a Denver view. That IS what they were fishing for. Denver thrives on crowds, they are paying investment. Colorado miners take but little interest in it, but that does not matter; what IS wsnTed-peJple from abroad are there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
The County Assessment.

Last year the tax levy was S2.35 on the SlOO. The general fund did not quite hold out, owing to a mistake in the law on courthouse bonds. These bonds could not he assessed over ten cents, and owing to the amount of as- sessabie property should have been 9 cents on the Sl0O. The deficit last year Tn the courthouse bond fund was about s40OO To make this up I3 cents extra has been added to the county general fund.
 The Tucson school district this year has 5000 to pay-s2,5OO interest and S2,5OO principal Ia sinking fund), on its bonds. This Is D cents more than the levy of last year
 The bonds Of the Arizona Narrow gauge Railroad Company amount to S2UqOUO Gt per cent. The levy for these is 55 cents, which IS also addi- tional to the levy of last year.
 The bonds of he Port Lobos Railroad Comp any amount to SJ0OO0. For these the new levy is 9 cents.
 4 footing up of the whole county as- sessment for this year is as follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
pr. SPINNEY,
No. n kearny street. san Franctsco. Cal. Treats all Chronic and special Disease-.
YOUNG MEN

NJHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W , r-of youthful f0lIies OF indiscre-iou. will l1 well to avall themselves of thIs. The great.-t boon ever lad at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPtNSEN Vill guarantee Co for- felt { 0u for every case of Seminal Weakness or prlVate disease Of any kIud or character which Ea vHTa.rsaI-aa and F.rrz rp --r-n
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

In Newport boudoir: 'Oh. he IS such a charming gentleman, and he dld not make his money Tn vulgar trade, either. N, indeeil He owns a bank, for l hIve heard people who knew hIm speak o. i'. IL is in R western city named FaIo.n-Phila. News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Alar.S S0IIbla MRiiGatai BalNiaS

No uaUacous doses Of cuhebs. copaIba. OF oil of sandal good. that are certain to produce dyspep- .Ia by destroying the coafinEs Of the stomach Pr-ce- >i-5L Sold hy sll druggists, or mailed OF receipt of price. For further Dsrticulars end for clrcular.
 P O. Box l53g
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Mrs. Henry surprised her board=rs last evening by setting her dinner tables in the large and pleasant ramada n the rear of the house. Mosquito baH had been stretched on the outside, complete ly shutting out the flies, etc. Just, how ever, as the boarders were enjoying their dinner the wind and rain came, but the boys were not to be cheated out of a good dinner and continued to eat. Law yer Arum was, however, compelled to finish hls under an umbrella. There was considerable sport over the affair, but 8 pleasanter dining room cannot be found in the city-even when ii rains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Mr. ". K. Gird, brother of Richard Gird. one of the discoverers of the Tombstone mines, and Mir. German, arrived last night from Camp Creek. These gentlemen have been making . tour of the northern portion of the Ter utory, looking at its mineral resources They are now on their way to the south ern part of Arizona.-PheniX Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Local Intelligence.

Water costs lss oents per bucket full. The council accepted the electric light
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
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eE. ETEEIG d co. 500 Geary st, Hr-Eas.s.. arr.Hu-...s. rn- Muarrs ar D.. al

Ist Powerful Electric Bells Free 0
 rnfs. gaH>uIf;ss lon. Examination and
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Iut Co n g a c ~treuG Gth eniu z Kennedy and Nerve TONIC rl- legll
 nate rssuI. of ovar
 Eeuty years of prac
 neal eEusrIeuce, and
 TgE- WITH LIN FAILING CERTAIN IT Nervous and Phy- -ical Debility, Semi nal Weakness, SpeI- u.atorrhUa. Frosta- fnrrnru fmrz=fans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Move Wicks, Esq, who came from Tucson ou Tuesday, will go to the Con elave this evening with C9ur de Lion Commandery No. 9, Of Los Angeles, and an his return wIll settle down to the business Of his profession again Tn Los Angeles. The members of the bar will welcome this young barrister back again with much pleasure.-Los Angeles Her ala
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Creditors Notice

ESTATE OF SIMON SNNCHES. DECEASED IT. Notice i- hereby gwen by the undersigned. AdminssatriE of the estate of simon SHuches decea-sd. t0 The creditors of -aid decede1t to present their claims. with the proper voucher, to sad Adminl-tratrix at her residence, corner of Court and Washington streets, Tucson, Pima County A. T.. within four monts after the hrst publication uf this notice.
 MONA DE SANSCHES. Adr1inistratrix of the kstate of Simon Sauches,
 deCeset.
 Tucson July 2i is-3. iy7-w4t