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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
SheriTs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXFCUTICN I-SUFu ID out of the First JuiICisl District Court. Iu and for tr- county of PIua. on judgment reu- derei in saIi court on The 18th day of October A. D. 1-' in favor0f J. s. Anderson and aaalus- the Pc cho silver Mining ComTary fe- the sum of Eleven Fu- drsd and Two and 7s-iT o.lars. with interest thereon at the rsfs of e- per cent per alnum uutll palt, tGEa her wIlL Inc sum of SIx-seu ard e5-IlD Do larS Costs and dis bur=emeuts GO The date of sHIi judgment. and accrling co-t have levIsd upoa the folowll e ue-crhed pru perty. fu vIt.
 On all e @ rI-ut. ti-'a and interest of the de- fendluf, tre plc cho SIIye Mining tomUauy i1 and Co he Pirseho lr, -ituatso in the ababi mining district m Pima uuty Territory Of Arlz ua It heiug the same mIn- for winch uaf- -nt was i-s1e' by the Unlrei SEs es to I- J. r. Jaeger. whlch patent Is recorded iu the 01.rs 0f the Recorder of Pima county, A-zou i1 B ok N'. i- uf Doe ds Co ufr-s. on Ia-e- 2j'. a5f. 3-2 ljf. sIi ant s5i. and referaure Is hereby made Co --II record uf sad pa euf for full and spec he description of sand mIu-.
 And uo ice g hereby given that on Scturday. Doe isfl tay uf November. A. D. I--3, b-twe u Tho hours of li o'clock 30. m. and 9 clnck r. u. iru-f uf Che fo1rrluu-e door i1 tie clt of Tucson. county Of P ma. i-rrItury of ariZ 1a ~ill sell all ths rlzh- tItle and interest Of fhe -aid defendant m and to the buvr de=cr. bod proue-ry. or so much t-e e0f as WI sarIzfy tha sad iud menf, SIS ard sccruin costs
 Dated Tucson. tcfoltr Zf. IS 3
 By T. CoUuIs. Under Sheriff oc-7Wat
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
ROSWELL G. WHEELER.
Ex-Indian Agent or the Mar.copa. Pima and pa O Indian. Fludiclted by
 the Department at " shiu-tuu.

The facts, as " gre c7edita5ly inform. cd, are substantially as flllows:
 Agent Wheeler WIS appointed to the Pima sCen y by Prezdsnt Garfield upon his knovled,- Of ts man as frie2d and neizhbyr 10 Ohio.
 MT. Wheeler came to Arlzona a stranger, and took up his residence with his family at the agency. fifteen miles north or Clsa G-anie. where he set to work earnss-ly for the welfare of the several tribes under his charge.
 Nothing In the lIue ot his duty re 1uir- ing 10 be done for he benefit and pro lection ot these Indians and tteir reser- Yation was neglected. nor any service devulvluE upon Eim, however disagree able or hazardous It might be. that be did not faithfully Gld co1scleul0usly , perform.
 To ths discharge Of his daty..in ooedi- ence Co -rgctigr from tl ec0Fernulert. he st one tune incurred the hostility cf certain ua--res wl0 procured hl- IldIct nent and t-la! for au alleged oIeuse against the laws 0i the territory.
 At the trlsl be was ac1uItted. and all his acts fully approved by the govern ment.
 Subsequently, while away on leave, alter h. mad re-I1-Ut1 on account of he wIfe's hrsl-b, c0l-p piracy was entered into ar the Agency, and upon charges nAlIcinusly cuncucted and preferred i1 pe.ars, Agent Wheeler was again in dicred, riLcs' Wh'ch a thorough IByesti Rstion has been made intO al of Mir. Wheeler's official acts by an Indian h. spector. a8d report made to the De- pertinent lu Washington. upon which the Secretary of tae Interior has m be hAlf of Z-a-eut Wheeler. submitted tLe facts ID a report Co the Attorney General with a recommendation that the Depart ment or Justice. interfere Co have the cAss dismissed. upon which. the necesss- " instructions have been issued for that purpose.
 The Commissioner of Indian affairs. the Seccetary of the Interior and the At tornev Gslsr d have, by their action, placed Mr. Wheeler high in the llst of honest aui faItli1l officials, and It is due to him, as well as Co this community, that The great rinsuce that has been done him should be set right.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
CERTAIN SEAMS.
swindiers and Their Yictim>-How Care les People sufTer In Health
 and Pocket.

Egcry streak of sunshine creates a shadow, and behind every truth croucbs- its eorrespoad- ing lie. Whososver has not bssn an some way fooled and robbed by sviudle-s and their works hls had better better luck i1 life than most mortai-. h fact. the best vi,ne-ses Co the val1e Of a gwen article gre tls counterfe:ts and initatioHs which seek Co share its success with ou- po-==z-ias fraction of Its merit. Hence it goes vitholt sagiur thzt
 HrSsoS's csFuSE roEoCs TASTES are pursued by host of nise-abls and worth lees iuitasor-. ea-er Co aIp-o7riat, vha; they can of ths frI,s of its victories. These Ieeshes commonly talk, the form o- a cheap plaster.
 Nos. these La-mlszs and v5-t-l-=- pl,=ters wo1ld De detected ia @ m.Hat- if people were careful Iu reading and remembering names. But most persons merely glance at then. understand psr,illiy sad forget instantly. What re-uIts Ih.=: Desiring Co buy BESSoN's CaPC NE PLASTER. their 0s1 ca7e-sssae-- enables some storekseps drr-aist vao cares more to-Es OF ten cents additional uroh- than for the swser- o' aa approving conscience, Co r1I them up ir. stead some cheap iruIta.iau with @ similar name The d-csi; often works, vhi-e rh- frauduleat pl--ter- never d1-
 D, not Ie-1i, yolrseIt Co re thus vic-lu.z-d for lack os % u-.re-t'- care. BENSJN'S cap CINE POROUS PLASEEEs have stood The te-f of science and experience @ I'd are The urotuc- of both. ! anime t-e article. and satisfy your- self that the ward CATCINE s crriuir.
 Saahury 6 Jchusou, Pha-u = sutical Chemists New York. Highest avsrds-u.srals-a- Inter national Exposition
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Items of Interest.

By popular vote eighteen counties II Georgia have ab polished fences.
 There are seven candidates for State Libraria in Kentucky. All women.
 One hundred and fifty heirs are quarrelling over $50 acres and Sl,500 at Charleston, $. c.
 Judge Noonan of St. Louis has decided that poker is a game of chonce, and comes under the Johnson law mak- ing gambling a felony.
 Flora Baker, a colored woman of good character, residing at Newport, R. l., has been left large estate by her former owner, Weed W. Woolridge, of Rich mond.
 In nearly all part of the country, In- cludiDg many parts of this State, the tramp nuisance of a few years ago seems to be undergoing decided revival Philadelphia Ledger.
 A Court of Inquiry, engaged in in- vestigating the or1gin Of the yellow fever outbreak at the Pensacola navy yard, Is convinced that 1t was germs re- msining after the epidemic of last year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
 OF ARIZONA. WETPPLE BARRACKS, Nov. 2
Special Orders

! Special Orders
 \. IU2
 l. Upon the recommendation of their troop and post commanders, the unexpired portion of the sentences, promulgated in General Court Martial Orders No. 6, curreut series, these headquarters, in the cases Of Privates John T. Williams, Troop A, and Joseph E. OMalley, Troop c, Third Cavalry, IS remitted.
 IL Upon the recommendation of hi. troop and post commander, the un- explred portion of the sentence, SO far as relates to confinement. promulgated ID General Court M4rtlal O ders No. 6, -grreut series, these headquarters, in the case of Private John Lemon, Troop C, Third Cavalry, is remitted.
 ILL A Board of Survey to consist af:-
 | Captain W. \. Tisiall, First h. fantry,
 Captain W. M. Wallace, Sixth Cavalry.
 8. Second Lieutenant E. F. Wilcox. sixth avalry, Is appointed to meet at Fort Huacluca, at 10 o'clock O. n. on hur-day, the S,h instant, or as soon thereafter as practicable, to investi- gate and report upon the damaged con- .ition of a lot of hay for which E. B. Hubbard. late Captain and 4. c. NJ. |. -. Army, IS responsible.
 T5e Board will, 1T practicable, fix the gspOn~ihihty for the condition of the property.
 ". Leave Of absence for one month, with permission to apply to the prop authority for an extension of len days 's granted Second Liuetenaut B. K West, Sixth Cavalry, tottake effect De cember l, 1883
 V. First Lieutenant M. P. Msus, First Iufantry, Acting Signal Officer in clarge of military telegraph lines in the Department, will proceed, on public business, tO Fort Lowell. and such oth- er post in the Department as he may deem necessary. Upon completion of rhIs duty Lieutenant Maus will reioin lIs staiiou-Whipple Barracks.
 The QIsrtermaster's Department will furnish the necessary transports- ton.
 VI. M-ior J. P. Martin. Assistan. adjutaut General. will proceed t. Forts Bowie. Grant Huachucs, Lowell and bomas, and return, on public busi- ness.
 The Quartsrmsster's Department vii furnish the necessary transporta- ton. By order of Brigsdier Gen. Crook:
 !. r. MARTIN,
 Assistant Adiutaut General
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
App.Iesllen Coz n r.,-n,
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UNITED ~4HEk~ afNg tHrr-H- ACcsON. A-ll S.. -.---.-..-.. --- ? ! NOTICE -S LEEtbI GIEEs irtr rag A Silver Quren 1iilIras tu.-a.1-. e....-s ,- | ghce add r-- ls care p.. L. ~--- r-- | P.-ua county Arizona. b s f.-. a..- ... .. plictfluu tur 30 ca. clt for t- n ...-..- s-- .. c--Ysr Queen milne OF FH.c bear a-.-.. -. [ yer. Wlll surface ground s>.s l.-- lr a... - - Ei,i-d i1 Auvscl A ull- L.---.--. -.r--, - t-Ila sil,. L-rr-.o-J g- Asl-al-- .-.l aa-.---.4 h} ae hg-d -ct and o-t .ia- i.l- ua -.a .. -.. o-lcr a- Lof Nr. ag Iu -.ll.i district -..F r.- sJ 0'.lug as follow c,-vlrs !es.uuIu= 60 trr Llt-Hl -H-.-.-- ..- --. south aest r.y end gf tH. gl am .-. -.. \ - . ] Ger ui tH- Saver .lat-. ,t.-r clam. ..-. .,. . nacNner-y oct, +-- t-Hr long. Get |. ...- n. ... ground Il Q u1-.u uf -.a.e.. .-# --... .s C. 5l C. >. tru Nr- is
 curn-r of cam. t1 l +v. .r.. ..rsH --. -.-- .. f-rt long, -Hr U, feet I. -.l- .-....- n. ...- or ga Do -- aud marked W l V .| ~ !. .. rT.
 IH-rce N i-ae- l- -lH q --... -.. .'-. post t.et l1-- 2. f.a- l. -.- - - mound Q, s,o-e-. ald u-,raaa -- g-s-g.N.W Ib-ae- S d-- I1 a,.a B 1,ss s---.,-..-. on ts center .lls Of -..- claim H.-..-- .-.. a5- from rt- I.l.-rI uolras ..H n ..-.. ...--I-. inches. g., feet = - sat l f-.- .- r.. --.--t '- a o1 l O. stones. and LlraHt s l. '-IS
 Ile-c- < a- t--, Il rria P a. -s.- -...- -.-. tr. inches. .a fee .a--. -l- l-s fa-. l- -.. --.. !a n"-ll 'l s'---. aud 1.--s.- --. !. 1-U.
 A.a " f- ... % a.a. F . rH rlli posi- i- .H-' .1. . -e- feet VI. f.- -- ..-f lu a mound gf -a--s. s.ll l-al,.. .--. . u. |. !, L. OF. No- Viz aau
 Iheace g ae; 3. l-iu " l0 fee. .s-a- 7.a-- uf hr-I EI.E
 Mi-4ei.e variation I- l.- O min B. ,a-,az.z. ie.s. lrre-.
 Iae iocltar o- -f-- mine .- record ..-.. Eecu-l-r'- u' ce .t P.-.s county. --...a. n boo o. .eco" -- 9- ----aa-. -- T.----- I--as- .oiri. lam. 1-- -a. -, u-a as.--.-. .- -Hr.H.-- ut tie silver Queen M --t mining -.-. t.-a-- vIse O lands are p-t.l- and te.a1-r.-. .- Cri-I ctlt-s.
 Any and all Ie--1rs e. inning 1.,e---s an. DOT iou lf -a d ---yer Q---r u.l- .- -.-... -rOuld are r-suIr-l r1 L.e -a.-- .a.--- ana . glfn tl- E--1-tsr ot tLa lr.--.i --.-e- Lar. tE flee sr tac- O. lu ta- I-rrIr.ryHf --.z--.. .-.r ir- tl- --z.y days p.r.l uf r-t-.rl-l.1 sa-aar Cr ttey vIl- le barred hy vI-ualt -.- r-....-...- cf Che statute bLN M THOMAS. Laa-..-.
 lr i- hereby ordered that t.e sH-a-1.-- -.-.-. of aupl-csfIru for patent ue gll.l-lsd t.-r.a .-- tiUd uf uI 4ll- eL --el..V- 1g. a.-. .- t.- AAIoNt 'IfIZzN. a weekly l=s-I. I.eIa- rls.-aal co l-e-ul- Arl.0la-
 BEN. q THu"sS E.r.-.-
 Date of tr-- publication September --l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
knee Bretehss.
From the Sacramento Bee.

 The sttempt is beIn- made by some gentlemen lu tbe fashion ceuters Of tue East to revive tbe old custom oi wear ing knee brooches. It is ged that pantai1ous ot the style now worn gre now awkari and uncomfortable, and a regard for the truth EIll compel all candid men t1 admit that It is SO. One serious objection Co tbe pantaloous Of the present day Is that they knee out' SD abominahly. uuless ine weareI happens to be @ dude. who has uothnL % do but stand about and preserve inc haruonies" Of his dress. There can he roqHesICn but that tle old and. what rov seems Co us gualut-cOst tune ui cont. ental days was far more plctur- rsIug ard comfortable than that of to- day. The ladies have been gong back Co tae o-deu times for their fashions, and why should not the meus
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
A.D. Otis 6Co.

4. D. Ous g. Co. h ve a fine stock of hsrdvare, tubs, Imp mat ma,olica ware, dishes, cur e y, lamp-w oss, brooms, rollers, etc. at tteir store on the corner O. North Meyer aud Pennington streets
 At the lumber yard is to be found s large sto.k cf luube, rus ic blinds. " wndows, shakes, shiL g.Cs, inning um- Der. etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10

Last night at ten o'clock second alarm of fire within tweniy-tour hours was sounded. The department had water on ID remar. ably short time. T. vas hay stack belonging to Nj. c. Sa- mauiego. on Gay Alley between Ochos aud Mccormick streets. A second con uecti0n vas attempted, but did not sue ceed for some fifteen minutes owing to the fact that DO monkey wrench could be found 10 tit the hydrant. 4 bale rope wrench was improvisad, and the water finally obtained. No other damage wa done. The origin of the fire Is unknown
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
The Publi, SebooIs.

Parents havi 9 children attending The PubIc schools frequently hear their lIttlr complaints. They at once pro- ceed to make lhe childreu's supposed wrongs public. when the matter should be taken to the teachers or the principal. and If they 2 n0s hear. it Is then tune to call the atte1t.5u or the Board 0f Trustees to tle matter, and ii the latter will not consider, it is then ume to appeal t0 the pubEc through tls press. There is right and a wrong way Co 6a everything. and parents havlug complaints should make them at the proper place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Onen In.faIIntinn

Last evening after the usual bushes. or the lodge was transacted the door were opened and the Good TemuIars hall was filled with visitors to witpes. the open installation of officers cleo, The ceremony was coucncred bv deputies George B. Pense. q. W. C. T. W. J. Osbnrn, c. ". S.. and F. NJ. Gil. lett, q. W. NJ. The officers installed are; Mrs. E. J. Prince. P. VIC. T.:C R- Mores, W. c. T.: Mrs. NJ NJ Stephens, W. Y. T.; Nettie Prince. " M.' l. Browne, W D. NJ: B. A stephens, W. S.; Mrs. - Howa-d. " C.; L. NJ. Prince, W. o c.
 Alter the ceremonies speeches were made by c. R. Wores, Rev. e. H Adams and L. NJ Prince. ---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
The Shelter.

In an interview with a CITIZEN reporter this afternoon, Mr. Aaron Mason said he had all the lime and iron huxes he wants. Work will be commenced on the smelter as soon as the first thousand tons of lead are is contracted for. T. must bs 70 per cent He Is open for ne- gotiations, aud may be found at the Cos. mopohian hotel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10

IL was remarked by a good Tilien man Of Tucson today. that Ben Butler Is the colies, hearted political man iu the United States. You could place hIm 10 a sitting position ID the middle of the Colorado desert ID the month of August and stick a pitohfork in his back and find ice one-hslf an inch thick
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Application fsr 3 rnl.n,

ra.r ICC-oN. A-.luNt. -Hrfa-. -.- - l.-r. |. NQIlt ts h L-E.l G-N.N IuAL ru- A ll- r. L.-fl- --H-. H.H..- rrH-H.rH ..i. lHa-- is lr care of J L Sr. e- Ira-.-. Fl-a e.-r.r. Ariz1na- has this aag rlal ..- application fora lairlT Tor ia,i near t-.r '.- -.a I.-a-. lI-a ar yHIu hs 4IL- -u.I and .v-- r... -..r'a.a .-. 1-l 1f Feet a him -rI-lral q. Cl..Ht t.1a- |.- rrlcf. county 1i f.ul and la---H-g %. .r..-l. and designated t- -.a -a.t u -.- a.l .L..a.. l. ou -ir g.. ii- rr l- Log Nu. O.. .- sand Ul--rr- sa-d Lot Np. p tcll- 1- fs..Hg-. .H-a1..
 Eteullu- lt f-- l1i Id- -1-u-1.arr a- r.a 7.-- Ter 1- ne Uurt--aa-. ---r end UE r.. clam. .F a -l' -i1. q, a mound 'i -'.-.-. --. --a-t D. I- VI t. Np. l. 5g .a.rH "a lle.fl r-... T lrr.a- lU lltu-. er. r.--- ~ q. rH- | -- N -'r -aa- dl--.-rr. hetu- usr--I 70 N- s. I- -.-.u7.-. -Hai hears ., d- @ l.' t1.- si--,1-, ana United a--- -.l-.-.- V H-u--r .u.+. ta- tani -l--r.Cr. D-.- N -l la- f rlu E. . .a-- inches Il-tarr-
 Ilsac- - i-d.- s-5- Es.. -s.r q. post ? inch,a 70 ,l 1a.a- f.-' r--. -t H-t '.H' 8. -.1e1l l1 mound ut -H-0-. a-l marked D NM. e. -ta NI .H-- 2 Of clam.
 IlerCa S f- deg 2 -.- v sr n. r#-. q 1nrl ll lsu-. .- @ fa.- ---. -.. ... t.u. n t-e E-oels. l- a 1 aHu a' --.a.-. a-i a.Faa. D. h- ~- -f- t.a ~- .-.- .. r.as-
 tar.e N il a- -. a t. I'd. - r,-f 7 inches .t -la.u. . t"" ---- .r f."-.r '." Eru--I- lu a uHU-.. r. --uH.- ant -Hr..t .N h- w. L-t- ra- -ue.~ "a q oe--.- uo-a- hel-s s f- deg -uil- " t.s ..--a.-.
 eura f l.-N 70 -u. r... no. r.-- Ir diameter. i.-l u -.. -u- ar- f.H .r .a -r.lrt 'l a mound Ht --H1.- ... .r..l D. h. g. ca. tl- H rI--a-e ef r.a ....--
 hence N t- le- .- r-- -. -.- rH-. lrc.-- .a diameter. ...- l.-. -.- '..- .r -"- s-uu-d. iu uo-. r .i --u-.-. .rt r.ar,.l. J. V. N- w. CT rre NV cor a-.- ... claim. arI
 IH-rrs S i- t.- E -" f..- -H -.s a---a a- h. --.-lIr-
 ..--HerIcv vaaa-io- ll. .ia- .s z mn. containing -'--- at-a~-
 laa l.c--.o1 't -r.- mine Is -.cHr..si m t.e Recon ..-- n-a." H- f- count y. .rF1l, ll nous C. Record Hf -l.r.- u.-
 ls and H.l rar H.- --1-". -'F r0r-.o. gf -..I l--- -- -e -r.a.t .--- ra .ll--.- co -- .u s-.u '.@ ---r-- sf ..- Il.-. ~-.. lHt Dtr. a' t'1.-a- a-.'- .H- 'as 1.--l -' barred 'g ---.. -..- ". ..r statute ltuIis~ E.-..'.r. It is ra--Hr .-'s..l -.- -.a t.-rs r"re" rscel fH-r -.r. ua 1.-.1 -"- '.. H--"- ~. --. t..-. r. ''f r-.- r...E -..- a' i-'-
 Ers " EE.~tS Reg .,er Date Cf tr-- rea..a- -i-r..-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Notice to Creditors.

E-+a.a of To-a Via .r- lu.z- ta er-af. Notice i- reby -i eU ty -tH Uui --l-i ada mist. a- tor of the estate uf Jose Fa- Ni r-I1sz r--=4--j t1 tre c- lI-.~s uf and a n r-r-r lV- @ eal1 - aEli--. Che sad ecel-ad On eVlsrr- tr-l Vi-t tls un es-ary VnI here. within four mon l- alter la first uu5lcif D uf -..Iz up-sc-. l1 -.r sad HlnirI-rra- ?. l+ ll. rr-I te-ce Ns fU- Ja'zsu1 --Fee-, il tte city of Iu--sl. ,1l-r of Pima.
 J. H G. W4r-rrrt u. Administrator. with v1ll a1reve.i. of t.s
 es-lte o- Ju-a Ma Ma-rlu.-. iaeal-aI. Dated a- Tucson. a. IT.. ~auter- her .l. t,-L
 aa.H le-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
WISHING.

Four white fingers in ny hand. Iapered soft and slender. I'm Co wish a ring on. and Tell her something tender. Al my wits have gone to sleep W hIla che lets them lInger, What a charge if IS To keSp Hold uf thIs small anger Shall 1 tell her, doab;ing eyes l. oklnE upsa7yls sWee-lys Cupid In their gentle cuise Captures me completely. What's the Nishs An. love you know; Needle s my eudesVor. l WuuiI hold the finger SO. Wishing on forever.
 EDS. in Life
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Trc.5y. Az
Eo-es,sa.i No. 3l

LAND OFFICE TU--oy. Azr.lyl .
 October t l--I NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TH tI TIE - V fr. .7-l-.- -lr..sl -r.t.er rl -.at rH.-.- r. l-- .rr-r-.H- -1 make rr.I rrHes i- -l1-r-- g HI- clam. a d tas. -..l u11af ss la made before Che E--.-ta- ard Eacelvar a- 4rC-l1 4rlr..la- H1 NoVeute- s. f-.t vr. M--ra. Ll- Deg 1. ll--1~, Arlza-l- for rra Nf it ui -a--..- ii. i'su- il ~. ti3k r. C. and --f B- and Ai s-l -A es fts tr owing a- trs v--rae-a-. VIZ. sa.- q -l ua-s- i--l- V. Dartov1. Lrar1.do Ca--.l-a and e1 Fash. u,I 1f Iue-ar. A-l-Hua.
 of i- BEN. W THON As Eecls-e-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
gsir Nhllths lslf SaiI

T. r-s H-s.a.l 70 -- .-lrl1 t0 -1r csze.
 l 1Hv' r1 l1.-.-'..s -llsa- .u my head and Erar rlrr Ha.-H-
 have oser --e--iy r--a--s1
 l- f-r-- rs-aI s--s- lla---Hlas a1- other bottle vl.l cure 1-a-
 lf- Tl---as l-s -N- r~--1S "A -I.E and .-- ti- EtrrsH -TtltU-e- tu~Ir -rE. ts raT Wa-ra - -N -sl~'S StIlE rFs-L-f. -rrr E-1U E-H HI- lQfE t T -2,sfz. ts. --raHr. Nss En-z -r. -r- >i.H- ant yul u-- -eaIv- t- -a- - -7-a.-s -.H- vlI. enable rn- -1 Ea1- .r.-a .-1 .. e -a. s-. u-u-s e1-lrIva Ht.l-- v1L -a -sr-- lHr usIL. -.ss- -.--s- ln.l- -a.. I-..H- t sVrIrE t,Evrsz.
 s-I1 lvo-i los -- trs nails. rIasas -a-i money rr I.-- .--s-a.i ...--.
 o-.y .Uru--si 1- EtHLnfk d JINNti, brT ,f.. e. r. -.-s -t.ss t- fog Aua-1-..- s1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Notice 10 Creditors

NOTICE Is UFREEY GIVEN BI THE UN- ~ d-r-I-r-d. administrator uf 'h- e--ars Of l.. c. Beih-.t. aec--et ro che rrsti-o Hf and persons uayirc clHIUz al-rust -alt Gacs..- -r fo pra--rf them WIrr fHa rrurHI V. urLe--. .H ~s-ln adm u.5t arur ar L.- place u. rr---a--. Nl- .i t C1urre -rreet. -c-a-. A- T.. within Fen -ultas after tta n--t ru1.lsar.Cr ui tli- rc-c.-
 D.ral Iurzo1. October l--E.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
RreyitIeS

In Russian literary circles, the love sOnnets of Dastoiysky are more popular than the spring poetry of either Joukoy- sky or Pissemkysk fl.
 Elder Palmer. of the Latter Day Saints, has returned Co Salt Lake with thirty women recruited for MOrInon harems in Illinois, Michigan and Indi- ana
 Mrs. Langtry, who was grossly insult cd on the streets of New York, tOuld never go out except when attended by the valiant Mr. Gebhardt.
 J. ". Davis and Robert Bagby, of Russelyilie. Oregon, while in the mount ains toward the head waters of the Clackamas, came across small boil ng spring. They cooked some eggs and boiled their coffee in it by partially im- mersing The pot On examining the bottom Cf the spring they saw WhItish looking snake with piuk eyes, wLicn they thought was dead. One of them took a stick and threw It on the grass, and both were amazed to see It glide swiftly back into the boiling water. Hardly believing their own eyes, they re- peated the experiment several times with like suit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
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LOCATIONS

Wslderer mIre, Silver Hill district by Thomas Gates au5 Samuel HaChes
 DEEDS.
 Louis Ellit to Joseph a. B-owder, su undivided interest iu tae Alta, Pitts. burg, Gilt EdSe, Cleopatra, Lone Star, Ociopns l and ?. Stella Smith, Satalite Ham hurg, Dsrdanel @, Boston. Oceola, DRilis, Mobile. Alabama, Swan. Oreville, Blue Jack (. Mentor. Hodge, Nina Prlets snd Mins Grande claims: S1.