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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
STOLEN STOCK.
A Band of sixty Ia.-rn Through Tucson
 and Sold al Pioneer.

 A Band of sixty Ia--en Throush Tucson
 and Sold al Pioneer.
 The CITIZEN in its issue of the 18th. in an article cn stock stealing in Ari- zona and Sonora, expressed the belief that of the two, tue people of the latter State were the greater sufferers. Iu view Of recent light for the first time made public, that suppesitioa is being more than fully borne out, for 1t appears that not only are the people of Sonora harrassed by petty losses Of stray heads and small bands but by wholesale rob berries sggregating ID value many thousands of dollars.
 4 band of sixty odd head of cattle supposed to have been stolen, were brought to Tucson and offered for sale, about a month. since. They were herded south Of town fOrfOur days. That they were stolen was apparent to all, consequently none of our butchers would buy them. They were then driven to Pioneer, near Globe, and dis posed of.
 The cattle were mostly heifers, young, ranging from two t0 three years, and ID prime condition, the very nucleus of thrifty growing herd, such as no stock man would for moment part with. The men ID charge of them here were three Mexicans.
 Sheriff Paul was apprised of their coming and gave notice to the Mexican Consul, Mir. LOmeh. but unfortunately he had DO copy of the brand the cattle bore, consequently could dO nothing be- yond send tO Sonora for proofs and as they were not forthcoming the stock was allowed to pass on. Three stock men coming from the vicinity Of Altar examined the brand but could not recOg- nize 1t, so evidently the cattle came from a different section of the State.
 Pending further inquiry Sheriff Paul offered to arrest and detaIn the men un- til something further could be deter mined, but the Consul ad.Udged 1t best not to do so. When they left here they went to Pioneer, to which place Sheriff Paul. followed them and learned the disposition made of the cattle.
 The men having the cattle here were evidently not the original thieves, who are yet ID Sonora, but part of the same gang that cooperate from this side of the line. They had bills of sale from a noted cattle thief, Juan Muriet- ta, former California bandit and half brother of the famous cutthroat of that name He had driven the cattle to this side before selling them. The pur- chaser then having bought the cattle In Arizona avoided the payment Of custom duties on them. Sheriff Paul Is under stood to have said that he has knowl- edge of some four or five different bands haylng been brought into Arizona with in the past several months under the like circumstances. but without proofs. which thus far the Consul and people oi Sonora have failed to furnish, be can do nothing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Breyities.

A Cincinnati sparrew killed a mouse that had come out for crumbs.
 A person may be at the point of death and vet not be able to see tho point.
 The greatest lover of horseAesh in Louisville is dead. He Was Dr. Ire lands dog.
 The comet won't be back for 4OOO years, so We can never use It as an e4- cuse again.-Boston Post.
 The Yicksburg Herald estimates that there are forty pistols to every subs0il blow in the State of Mississippi
 One of the leader. og the Delaware Senate Is Dr. Mustard. He draws well, and Is reckoned yer! smart man. Hart ford Post.
 The carnival at Montreal offered @ splendid opOrtunity for bank officers to get over into Canada without arOusing suspicion. Lowell Citizen.
 Treasurer Polk of Tennessee was cer- tainly not a csrDet-bagger. A carpet bag wouldn't hold all he stole. He was a native, chivalroEs, Saratoga trunker.- Philadelphia News.
 The undertakers Of the country have been holding a convention m Cincinnati. Nowhere else than in such a meeting could the passage from grave to gay be made with like celerity.
 Mrs. Smith triumphantiy: The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world" Mir. Smith, cynically: "Yss, indeed, my dear: and that's jus' why the world IS so deuced badly govern ed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
NEW REMEDIES.
1r. Quinlan's Dispensary.

Formerly Dr. Gibbon e Branch Dlsueusary. Do located af iOS Beu1Ing- ton street. Tucson. es- tablished for treatment of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Sexual Diseases

who are in need of his services should not fan Co cal and sec him before going elsewhere. as the Doctor will guarantee a cure m all cases he undertakes Persons living at a distance can be cured st home by writing to the Doctor and giv- ing a full and plain description of their case
 Address DIR. W. J. OUINLAN.
 r. O. Box 2SO. Tucson Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
The Rnsf pictnre.

The best picture ever taken of the new court house Is the one just finished by Henry Buehman, which Is really yer!
 fine one, as it brings out whatever beau ties the building may possess. The southern and eastern entrances, especl- ally the former, which faces Pennington street. are to be seen with advantage, as are the walks and grounds that have come within tine scope of the camera The pictures are mounted on eight by
 ten beveled. gilt edged boards that, when placed on an easel, make most suitable ornament for mantel or window
 decoration. They are on exhibition and fn- sale at bis gallery on Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
! Di.arreement of Doctor..

Two men named Brush and Braiovich differed m opinion yesterday. The for 1ler as~I1lted the latter and in return was struck with a hose nozzle. Both hen were arrested and taken before Re e1-lCr Meyer. who thoroughly examine d tle clsa and fined Bush seven dollars. he being the assaultlng party. Later .l tLe day a warrant was sworn out and ha.avi.h was taken before Justice Bragg who fined hIm the costs Of the -llL It seems somewhat strange that after being examined before one Justice and discharged upon the grounds of -ef defence, that the man should be lCl.u arrested and fined the costs of the examination.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
NERVOUS DEBILITY
 4 CuRE GrARANTFEn-

Dr. K. C. Wsst's Nerve and Brain Treatment. @ specific for Hysteria, Dizziness. COnvulsIous, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression. Loss of tary Emissions. premature old age, caused by Over-exertlOn. self abuse or over indulgence. which leads tO misery. decay and death Ono one months treatment; $l a box. orsix boxes for $5. United States com; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We warAntee SIX boxes wili cure any case. With each OrJier received by Us for six boxes. accom- panied with i've dollRrs. we will send the purchaser our written guarantee -u return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by
 J. F. NORBA. successor tO c. Fl. Meyer, No
 25 Congress street. Tucson
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Orders by mail at regular prices mhl5-lydGN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Flaw do Ton Feel!

IT you feel dull. drowsy debllitated, have frequent headaches, mouth tastes badly, poor appretite tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver of bilious ness. and nothing will cure you so speedily and permanently as to take Simmons Liver Regulator. Take a hall tablespoonful after each meal. Increase or reduce the dose as will be found enough to produce one action of the bowels every day, and in a short time you will be perfectly well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Important to JustIees Of Peace.

In order 10 meet the great demand for blanks used in Justices Courts, the CITIZEN job office has had prepared the following, which are m compliance with the Arizona Code, and have the same put up in packages:
 Criminal Action-.O Complaint, Grim nal. 20Warrant of Arrests. 2J Subpoena, 20 Commitment.
 Civil Action-20 Summons, 20 Com plsint or Claim and Delivery ot Person. al Property. 20 Undertaking on Claim and Delivery of Personal Property, % Affidavit for Attachment, 20 Undertak- ing on Attachment, 20 Wuts Of Attach ment, 20 Execuuons, 20 Acknowledge ment, 10 Acknowledgements with Wife, 20 Mining Locations 10 Peace Bonds, 10 Stipulations on Appeal Packages will be sent c. O. D. Co any part of the Territory; s5 per package, or S525 by mail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

land enterprise in which be was victimiz- ed. And l shall bring forward some unpleasant revelations regarding several worthless mines which were brought to him by shining lights in the Methodist Church and into which he was induced to put large sums of hard cash. If any one tries to cloak my father connection with any of their schemes with an air of mystery he will find it a very unhealthy business"
 COLONEL BIXBY's WHEREABOUTS.
 Mir. C. J. Peshall, lawyer doing busi- ness at No. 115 Broadway, says that he saw Colonel Bixby in London in Decem- Der last. He was frequenting mining circles there, but was not, apparently, Tn very good circumstances.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

The Baltimore < Ohio Railroad Com pany have issued their famous Red Book It contains official returns of the votes m eleven States with official returns of the preceding elections arranged in com parative tables with vote, majority, gain and losses by cOunties and state tick cts, and counties and districts on Con rressioual tickets, with vote bv counties for 1876 and 1880 also full list of repre- sentatives elect to the Forty Con- gress together with full list of both Houst s, etc It IS a most valuable book to have. Write for one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

"The Globe City affair Is not the only instance where father has lost money through Methodist brethren, continued MT Angle. Nor have l told all of the features of that one. If my fathers name IS brought into the controversy by these men I propose to make a fight which will make them regret to their
 daying day the cowardly attempt to cast who IS dead, and who they think there fore cannot speak for himself 1 shall
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
A Positive Cure

" ltnOul AeLcinea. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIES.
 Patented October IS. 1878. One box No. wlll cure any case Tn four days or less. No. will cure the mOst obstinate case, no matter of how long standing.
 No nauseous doses of cubebs. copaibl or oli Of sandalvOOd. that certain to prOSrce dyspefz sIa by destroying the coatings of the stomach Priee, tl 30. Sold by all druzzlsts or mailed on receipt of price. For further p.rtieulars send for cireQlar P. o. Box .S3S- JC. ALLAN CO. @ John street New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Skating Rink.

At Goodmau's hall, corner of Jackson and Convent streets. The hall has been H-eauel, gas put in and new floor bullt and will be open to the public afternoons Iron two to five o'clock; evenings from seven Co ten. Good order will be kept and every effort will toe put forth to make The ruk popular with the skating pub -r. J. STERN, Manager.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
DaIoErr RrxRYs WHEREABOUTS.
Court Report-Judge V. ". Hoover
 Presiding.
SATURDAY, February 10.

SATURDAY, February 10. Richard Woffenden vs. J. P. Chara- lenu. The Court rendered and read Q written opinion overriding the demurrer and giving twenty days to answer and in the same case of Richard WofTenden vs. Pedro Charaleau ct a..
 C.PV. Watson ys. c. II. Meyer, City Recorder argued and submitted.
 MONDAY, February F. David Durham ys. Marcus katz, ordered that the order heretofore made granting judgment for the plaintiff upon the pleadings Is upon motion of defend ant vacated. upon condition that within ten days from notice of this order, the said defendant pay into this Court to plaintiffs use the sum of SS20, and legal interest thereon, from the com mencement of this action and accrued costs by plaintiff expended, and upon such payment the Clerk will file the answer of defendant rendered herewith otherwise to enter judgment upon pleadings as heretofore ordered m ac- cordance with the prayer of complaint. ThOs. Hughes vs. Weston R- Ingram, case partially argued.
 TUESDAY, February l3. Thos. Hughes vs. W. R. Ingram, argument resumed, concluded and case submitted.
 WEDNESDAY, February l4. Ex parte Chas. Stnker habeas corpus, hearing ordered before the Court upon consideration and no legal cause ap- bearing for the detention of said Stoker he IS herein ordered released from custody.
 Wm. \. Lester vs Florence F. Lester, cause submitted on report of referee. Judgment ordered on report of referee complaint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
ErrnniinnS Taken.

The Fronterizo in its issue of this morning. takes exceptions to the CITIZEN for saving that the Mexican Consul, MT. Lemeh, had authority over certain Sonora officials, viz, the projects of the different districts. They, the Fronterlzo says,l are amenable for their official act ions only to the Governor of the State, and not to the Consul, as stated; and were they disinclined to obeysany re- guest of his. they could do so with Impu- nity. The Fronterizo. however. antlcl- pates no trouble, but believes that the preiects will voluntarily cooperate with the Consul in the suppression of thiey- inC nnd ekii doers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
$500 REWARD.

WE WILL PAY THE ADOvE REWARD W for any case of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsla- Sick Headache, Indigestion. Constipation or COstiveness we cannot cure with Vests Nere- table Liver Pills when the directions are strIorly complied with. Ttey are purely vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction Sugar Coated. Large boxes, contting SO Pills, Z5 cents- For sale by all drugglIss. Beware of commercials and limitations. The genuine manufactured only by JOHN c. WEST 4 CO. The Pill Makers" lsl and lsS ". Madison street Chicago. Free trial packages sent by mail prepaid receipt of a three cent stamp.
 J.F. HORBA. Successor tO C. II. Meyer,
 No 25 Congress St.. Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Druggist. Orders by mall at regular prices. mhl1-lyd&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
.AeIC TO-da8.
Pre-emption Proof
LAND OFFICE AT TUCs1S. AHIzosl

LAND ttEleh Ai .'ls- AAlAoH--
 February lA. ls.3 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL ~ liam B. Markham has filed notice of his iu- tertlon t1 make final proof m support of has clam. Soldiers and Sailors Homestead No. i and secure hnal entTy thereof before the United States Land Otice at Tucson ArlzOna on n % 9Hh day of March, l-.3. ut the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. for the Wts of NWit of 26 and F.. us NE is of 2. T li \, l. ls r., c & < R N. and names the following as hls wItues=es viz. Hor- ace B. Smith. Conrad Mundelius Patric R. Lee and George J. RosEruEe. of Tucson. Arizona. and l herehy designate the Arizosa CITIZES as @ news susrar published nearest said claim.
 HENRY COUSINS Hecis-lr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

School trustees met Tuesday at 1:3O p. ID. to take into consideration the pro- visions of the proposed new charter rel ative to public schools. There were present J. N. Mason, chairman of the School Board: W. A. Scott, secretary; and F. W. Gregg, Judge John $. Wood and Col. J. H. Toole, present by invita- tion. All provisions of the proposed new charter relative to schools were re- carded with disfavor. No official action was taken in regard to the matter, but understanding was had that, if necessa- ", a protest against such provisions would be circulated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

The "boss" scorpion, says the San Francisco Call, has just arrived here from Arizona Territory and may be seen at Nathan Joseph's "old curiosity" store, No. G4l Clay street. Strengthened out, 1t measures about five inches from sting to nipper, or in other words, from tip to tip, the average length of scorpions being from two to two and half inches. It was shipped from Yuma on the 4th of January, corked up in a bottle con- taining a little gravel, and packed in a box along with other goods, and al though during the intervening period of thirty-seven days the pedipalpous arachnidan has had nothing but a diet of stale air that was bottled up with 1t and pebble or two to live upon, 1t IS still as lively and vicious as when It trod its native heath, so to speak, which goes to show that in some respects reptiles are like men-the meaner they are the harder they are to kill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
The Coming Beauty.

Wm. Horace Lingard appears at the opera house Thursday and Friday, Feb ruary - and g. Seats are for sale at Topliff X Co.
 The Chicago News Letter (dramatic iournaD says: Mrs. Langtry, nor the much advertised bevy Of beauties with the Madison Square Professor Company, will be permitted to monopolize all the beauty on the stage. Miss Tessie But Ter, with the Wm. Horace Lingard Com pany, must certainly be included. A most charming face, with big, blue eX- prsssive eyes, lips and teeth to dazzle one, and with all talents that will place her in the froat ranks of American ar tistps
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Mack's cleaning, repairing, dyeing aud renovating room IS opposite the post office, sos Congress street, Tucson. Benson, Maricopa and Casa Grande take not1ce HAMPTON MCCULLoCH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Sfnck CaffIe Wanted.

Wanted a good business man with 5000 cash as partner in a lucrative business. Enquire at this office. tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
DIED

RICHARDS.-In Tucson February 70 1ss8 Mu- nie J. wife of W M. Richards. a native of Pennsylvania. aged -Y year- and months
 Stockton. Cal. and Peoria. Ills. papers copy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Death of Charley Strong

There are but few men in Arizona, who. if they ever lived and worked in the mines of Nevada and California, but are to a greater or less extent acquainted with Charlie Strong, whose death Is an nounced by the Virginia Enterprise of the 10th. which says: "lt will be seen that Charley Strong, who was Superin- tendent of the Gould and Curry mine in its palmy days, has committed suicide by shooting himself At the time he was in charge of the Gould and Curry that company had an immense mill on Six mile Canyon aud were taking out bull hon by the ton. At the mill was a fountain, ID the center of which stood the representation of swan, from the upturned beak of which was spouted jet of water This fountain almost from the time of its construction, received the name of Charley Strong's duck-pond." Deceased, after leaving the COmstock, was interested in mining operations ID the eastern part of the State and in many places on the Pacific Coast" He lived in Arizona years since and Is said to have built the first mil at the Tiger mine Last Summer he again came to the Territory and was In Tue son for a few days where he met and was welcomed by many old friends who now will learn of his death with real sorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Rankin, BFaTt0l < C0,
SAN FRANCISCO.

s7-h ~ IT AAAh AhlfNAaNNos The following companies in Arizona are noE usIng these Euruaces- Copper Queen Mining Co.,, S0-tou Copper. huachuca Mining O.. ] 2Lton Copper. Russell Mining to. I 3--ton Copper. santa Catarlua Mining Co,, s-tOu Copper. Old Globe Mining Co.. 3-tun Copper. Long Island Copper O., 1 A-t0u copper. Pnal Con. Mining Co.,. p-ton Galena. Rel Cloud Mining e.. G-tou tialens. Fl PioTO Mining O., ! 3Lton Ealena-
 IN NEW MEXICO, Qnse1 City Copper Co.,. | s-ton copper. Superior Mining Co.,. S-ton Copper. Black Range Mining O.. | iiLton copper Bonanza Mining Co.,. 1 f0-tOu GaleuR.
 IN OLD MEXICO. Bshuerachic Mining Co. i 9l-tou copper. San Juan de Dios Mining Co.,. 3l. on galsas. PlOmOOa Mining Co.,. ) .ton galena. Quebratillla Mining Co. 30-ton galsna. Mlnas Nueyss Mining Co.,, 3-ton galsnR- Ouintera MiniuF Co. I 51-t0n galena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
NOTICE

NOnCEIs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUB ~ lie not to Purchase the claim known as the Right BoWer Mine. sltuuted in The Silver Bel Mining District Pima County. A. T.. as am the only right owner of said inning claim.
 PATRICK MORGAN, Tucson, Feb. l5 1ss3. 1tw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Capping and Restoring Teeth

With gold. by process invent cd and prepared by himserf. His long experience renders hls services valuable In the treatment of chlldrens teeth, Teeth extracted without pain All wotk warrant ntec. auSO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Insf What k Manfed.

Will take small bands Apply to Oli- yer $. Teall, care ofHudson < Co.,, bank CTS. Tucson, Arizona. q.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
DR. C. D. SALFlELD,

ZI6 Kearney Street. san Francisco, Cal.
 Consultations stristly confidential, bg letter or at office FREE For the convenience Of pa tients and in order to insure perfect secrecy. ' have adopted a private address. under which alI rac5cagez are forwarded
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Wanted.

Lowerstein & Co. are positively selling out all their gentlemen's suits at cost prices.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
FirSt-CIasS Dental Work

Co select from. hence teeth made at hls labOra- tory cannot he detected from the natural teeth and can be worn with perfect eGse and comfort and be used for all purposes of mssficati on. Has had over 25 years practice and Is conversant with all Late improvements Iu the art.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient 10 show it's merit. will be sent Co any one applying by letter. stating his zymptogls and age. Communications strictly confidential.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Medicines.
DR. LIEBIG, 4Oe s!H s54RY k1InsIIs6i SIR5ET'
TO TREAT sn

COsSTINUEs TO TREAT suc-
 O sessfully by Homeopathy ey- cry form of Special or Chronic Disease without mercury or uauseOus drugs DR. LlEBIG'S NVIGORATOR IS a positive and psrnanent cure for Seminal weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility Lost Mauho cd, Vital Ez haustlou. and all the terrible re- suits of abssed nature, eXceszes and youthful fOuies- The Doe tor Wlu agree in writing Co Tor feit SL0OO for a cass that be au- and fails to cure- The reAson thousands cannot get cured Of Seminal Weakness and the above diseases is owing Co ca complication called Pr0statorl- hea, shieh requires a spec.al remedy. DR. LIEBIG'S IN NIGORAfOR. No. 2. IS a Spdcl13 cure Tor Prostatorfhea. Price Of either lnvigoratOr, g. per bottle.
 or 6 bottles Sl0. Sent to any ae- dress securely covered from ob- servatlOn- Seminal WeakueEs
 and Prostat0rihea dram vitally
 from the body and csuse uumer-
 Ous diseases that battle 0riinary
 medical treatment If allowed
 to continue. the unnatural loss affects the vital organs, which causes destroying diseases. Con
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
,HiSccLtaneOItS.
GalGIa, Silver and Copper Ores.

PACIFIC WATER JACKET SHELTERS Embrace many features that are entirely new by letters patent.
 No other furnaces can compare with these fuI durability and Tn capacity for uuIntsrru pted work. MORE THAN SIXTY of them are now running on the Pacihc Coast, giving results nev- CT before obtained regards continuous run nI-g. economy of fuel grade and quality of bull lion prOduced- We are prepared tO demOnstr trate by facts the claims here made.
 These Smelters are shipped in acomplste state, requiring no brick or stone work except that for the crucIble, thus saving great expense and loss of tune m construction.
 Complete smeltinR plants made to order with all the improvements that eNperlence has proved valuable in this class of machinery. Skilled and experienced smelters furnished when desired to examine mines and Co superintend constructio on and running of furnaces. Estimates given upon application
 Ea-rT F.- ssrwrrrf~-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Official Records.
LOCATION NorIcHs.

Parke, Devore, on Temporal GIlch, Jan lst, W Va < 4 T M Co, by Geo Bumgardner.
 Copper Monarch, Silver Bell district, Jan i, ; W Nener, John Vivian.
 Red Reef. Copper Bottom, Challenge, Bullion. Silver Bell district, Jan Ist, John Vivian, 5 W Neuer.
 Heel and Toe. name of district Uu- known, Jan list, Tom Richards, T J NewcOme.
 Good Enough, Harshaw district, Jan lst, II E Lighthlzer, II Turner.
 Sycamore, Santa Catalina mountains, Jan 26th, W Il Stilwell, Oliver II IeaE.
 Christmas millsite Old Hat district, Jan lIth, W H Stilwell, Q $ reail.
 Second Sight, Hancock. Silver Bell district, Jan 1st. X Finegau, John Mann. Frank Collins.
 Hurricane, Bueno Largo, Wyandotte, Silver Bell district, Jan lst, John Fine gan, John Mann.
 Whip-saw millsite, Cababi district, Feb 12th, Max Werner, Wm Heinecke.
 Whipsaw, Cababi district, Feb l2, Max Werner, Wm Heinecke.