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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
In cnnsennence of {

In consequence of the ne
 cessity of reducing his stock
 preparatory to moving his fur
 niture warcrooms into the new building to be erected on the present site of Fully, Ochoa x Co.'S store, and which will be completed by December i, 1882, Leo Goldschmidt is now offering his large stock and Va ried assortment of furniture, carpets, wall paper, fancy bor- ders, paintings, chromos, en- cravings, etc, at greatly re- duced prices, and he invites his friends and patrons to call and obtan bargains never be- fore offered in the Territory. Call and judge for yourself at the ware rooms, : and 9 Main street, opposite l.. Zecken- lorf & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Dr. F.. C. West's Nerve md Brain Treatment q specific for HysterIl. DIzZiues-. Conyulsiuu- Nervous Headacae, Mental Depression. Loss of Memory, SuermatorrhOea lmpOtsucy. lnvolUu. tary Emissions. premature old agn. caused by oyer-eZe-tirn- s9lf-ahusa or over tTdul-Cuc. which laans Co misery. decay and death One box Will cure recent cases. Each box contains one month treatment, sl % box or-IN buxe- fui a. United states com; sent by ulil prepaid ou receipt uf price. We wartnfe. SIX boxes will cure any casc. With each urIle- received by us for SIX boz.-. accompanied with i've dolIars. we VIII send the purchaser our written l-raraut. tu return the money lf the treatmeut does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by
 .. F. AOEBA. successor Co C. d. Lpyes No
 2' Congress street Tucson.
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist Orders hl inaIl at regular prices. uhl5-lyIkE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
New Years Dinner

MT. and Mrs. Henry Horton delighted a few personal friends on New Years evening by inviting them to the social board.
 The dinner was served under the auspices Of Dr. Peter Thomas, assisted by Geo. A. Bailey, this coujuror of the cuisine had culled oysters from the yasty deep, a pig from Scandinavia turkeys oleagsnous, with pIuyones and beliotas of the Arizona mountains, wine from France, fruits from California coffee from Java, and cigars from Havana.
 After the sumptuous repast had been disposed of the graceful hostess opened the drawing room and assisted by Mrs Balcom and Mrs. Cullen, with music aud song the feetlng hours were car. ried on angel wings far into the New Year, and may the blessings shOwered upon the guests, return every day ID the year to giadden the happy home oi the host and hostees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
The Daily Experience of Every One

Is that neglect of the bowelsis the prime cause or i'll health. Testimony of the late Chief Justice of Georgia: "l have used Simmons Liver Regulator for con- stlpation of my bowels, caused by tenn porary derangement of the liver, Tor the last three or four years, and always when used according to the directions with decided benefit. I think 1t IS good medicine for the Arrangement ol fine liver; at least such has been my per sonal experience in ths use ot It;
 HIRAM WARNER,
 Chief Justice of Georgla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, ner- vous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send reclpe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a mis- sionary in South America. Send self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. InmsD, Station D, New York City.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Jobu q Eing sbarifrof San Bernard

John c. King, sheriff of San Bernardo no county, has telegraphed Sheriff Paul to hold Francisco Lopez, the ex-member of the Nasquez gang, arrested by Sheriff Paul at the race track little more than a week since, until his arrival here with the necessary papers for his transfer. Sheriff Paul wrote in reply that if To- peg was wanted for a worse crime in San Bernardino than he vas here he would surrender him; otherwise not. His crime here is for horse stealing. In San Bcrnardino 1t is believed to be murder, 80 the transfer will probably be made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
$500 REWARD.

N{rE WILL PaY THE ADOYE REWAkl " for any ca-e of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Sick Heldache. Indigestion. Constipation or Costiveless we cannot cure with West's Nege table Liver Pills when the directions are strictly complied with. They are purely vegetRbIe, and never fan Co give satisfaction. Sugar COated sale by sll druggists. Beware of counterfairs and limitations. The genuine manufactured oul by JOHN c. WEST & O.. Tte Pill Makers ." Isl and Is3 W. Madison street. hicagu. Free trIal packages sent by mail prepaid receipt 1f a three cent stamp.
 J. F. lORBA. Successur t0 C. II. Meyer
 NO. 25 Congres, St. Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Druggist Orders ry mall at regular urIce6. uhlj-lyd&N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Application Mi e6i for a rateBt Co th- Sri
 Iona queen MInia= Claim.
US. LASJ OFFIcE Tucson. A. r. Ocfnber 2, l--e-

October 25 Is-.- 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE l ~ Sauta Rita Land & Mining Company by '. n. Q ori agent. whose pnstolice addre-- ls care of Geor,e D. Smith General Superlntend- ent. Calahasss. Arizona has thl- day filed It- ap plIcation for patent for ld50 linear feet of the ether minerals with surface ground 6gH feet Iu width sltuateu m Pima Mining Dl-trlct C0un of Pima and Territory of Arizona, and deslgna.ed by the field notes and official plat on fife iu rhI- ofhce Hs Lot No. C. In -ald District. Gila and Salt River meridian. sand Lr. No. 44 being as follows. to-Nlt.
 Beginning at the initi.l monument af th" end of the claim being a pine post 2N3 lu. a feet bong set in ground and monument ot ztnur-
 Thence N 2 sde,rree- ". so feet along th, end boundary of claim (beinE also the W eni boundary of The western eXtrnslOu of the San AaTrer M. Ci to the N r. corner Of claIm Co plne post set In monument of stones markell
 Thence x sl d,,-reas " ou \ side line of cIaisl. icG feet Co \ corner of caim Co a pine po-t 2Ii ln. feet long in monument of stones u'arkct
 Thence < g degree E 20 feet ou v end Inc of cain Co the cen te Of V cpd to pine post 21f Ir. feet lon in monument of stones marked "A .. No. C.,
 Thence continue on same line $ degree F. SU feet Co the ' W corner Of the Democrat h- c. being als. S 30 corner Of the Arizoua Queen M (. Co pIue D1st 2xi m. 5 feet iong m ground and monumsnt si stoAes markell 'A C. No. H- from which C. S NJ. Monument NO. Q Pius Mining District, bears \ J5 degrees is mn. i5l feet d staut.
 Thence ' .l degrees along x side line D' claim. luiO feet tO F corner Co pine post 2rl ll feet long marked -A .. No. c. set Iu srrouu anu monument of stones.
 Thence \ degrees W 2n feet on E end lane Of claim to the place of beginning
 Masneuo variaton Is degree E conialnll- lAf5 acres.
 The location of this mine Is recorded in fl- Eecurler'- office of Pima In Book Of mining records, pages and D. The adjoining claim ants are the euocrar M. q. on the SHuth.
 Any and all persons claiming ad Fer-eiy any go-- tluu 1f -aldArIzona Queen mIne or surface Erourl required Co nle their adverse claims with ttH Eezztrr of the United States Land Odlcs a. Tucson. Il the Territory Of AriEona. durils tte sixty days perlDd of publication hereof 0r ttey wil be barrel by virtue of the provisions Of th- statute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
A Positive Cure

Without Medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBL- INDICATED BOUGIEs
 Patented October a. is7i. One box N1. wlll cure any case In four days or les- N0. Q will cure the most obstinate czze. 10 r,attar of how long standing.
 No uauseoU- duses Of cuhebs. couaIb or 0Il of sandalwoot, that are certain Co prodrca dy-f ep1 sIa by destroying the coatInl,s Of the stomach. P1ce. Si 5l Sold by all druggists or ma led on receipt of price. For further particulars- nd for circ1la-. P. Q. Box .5ss. J.C. ALLASCO. @ Jshn street New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Application No. 25S for a Patent for the
 Iron Gap ming Claim.
'FFIcE, ICcsON, ARIzoNA,

us. LAND OFFICE, TUCsoN, ARIZONA. ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN TIiAT ID. | " ward r. \ lIs and James McC. Elliott Who-e po-tJdce adGro-s Is m are of T i.- Stilss Tue con, ArlzoEa, have tLl- day hied their appl a. ton for l patent for tffeeu hundrpt linear fss sf th- Iron Cap mIue or seIn bearing silver and copper, with surface ground SIX hundred fe-t m width. situated m Harshaw mining distrIct. county of Fma and IerrItO'y of Arizona. and de-iguatei by the held note, a I'd OtiicIai plat on nle m hIS uthce a. Lot No. f1, said Lot No. e being s- follows. to-wit:
 Be-Iuuing Ar th I4itial mouumeut at the " end of claim, where tte notice of loc tiun i= usted At a past GVi inches and feet long uarsed T. C. No. l..
 Thence x l5 leg;. g mn. F. g00 feet Co the SW corner % clam. tn poet 3N3 urhes and Q feet erai Monument No. 8. H r-haw district bear- S deg. ll min. l. 9, 30 feet d -tsnf.
 Thence 1t deg. --i u m. i.i.g fee; Co ST. cor ue- of cla.u Co post 3Xa inches and feet long Ul-s ei ''i. C.. No. III 2"
 Thence Ij deg. s7 min. " sll feet to the east .-ly end ceutero oi claim, to post 3x5 inches aud feet long. marked Fl. C. N'. " '"
 Iueucg e. d z. S7 mn. 3n feet Co the NE corner ut claim. Co a post 3x3 Iuches, feet long matkel l. C. No "
 Thence x 7l deg. -s mn. " I.5lO feet Co the NV curl-r uf claim. Co an oak tree 10 inches m diameter. and marked 'i. C. No. NI."
 Thence ll deg si mn sUu feet, to The place nl he-IuuIus.
 Magnetic variation I1 deg gs min r contain ing 5lt6 acres.
 The location of this mine Is recorded in the Recorders Ohice Tf Pima county Arizona. Ter uto }. m Book of Records of Mines. The ad- !oIuIug e 'almauts are none.
 Auy and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of sad Iron Cap mIne or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the Uaitai states Land Office at Tucson. Iu the Territory uf Arizona. during the sixty day-' period of pub hcatlon hereof or they NIll be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS Eagistar-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
NERVOUS DEBILITY
 nEHE EI-AR LN-rEEn

DR. SPiNNTY d co. w-tf No q Kearuv stIeet. San Francisco. C
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
1 Kobber Killed al :. Nnrin

A rumor has reached the jtv of the killing of a nan at La NorA If ap- hears that Sheriff Paul learned ,,,. am attemp- was to be made to take ID za,f- man. store at that place and seeing tJut gentleman gave him the informa l,Ion and such directions as would lead to the capture of the robbers if possible Tine attempt was made a few nights since and one of the robbers wa1 shot and killed, the other effected his escape These are all the particulars Of the af fair we could learn at time of going tC urqee
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
DR. c. D. SALFIELD,

e16 Kearn-y street. san Francisco. Cal.
 Consultations strictly confidential. by letter OF a otTrs ERIE For the convenience of pa- tieuts. and m order Co insure perfect secrecy. have ariop.ai "a privste sdiress. under winch all packure- are forEartsl-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

has held the position of Under Sherlii of Pima county, has resigned that posi- tion for the purpose rs entering upon his duties as constaole' to which office he was recentl- elected. He will also serve as a~puty sheriff, his knowledge of tbe Jnice admirably qualifying hm ,e. snat position. In whatever capacitv Mr. Ward Ia engaged he never fails to acluit himself most credItablv. To bis new place of duty he has with him the best wishes Of bis many friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
L. LECKESDORF & O., Sole agents for Arizona Territory

TIE daily stages of W. F. Ingram leave Pantano daily for Harshaw, and go via the Total Wreck mine. Parties who wish to visit the district can leave Tue son by the morning train and return in the evening. Fare each way from Pan. tsno to Total Wreck mine. Sl.50.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

foundmaster Bailey although he had no nomlnated opposition for that i'm portant oinee he was nevertheless scratched considerably, Messrs. Strauss. Stevens, Handy, FuuE, Walker. CoppeI, Brewer Llt'leteld, Levin, Davis. Hor- ton Holman, Gibson and Lully divided the election honors of that office with him
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI clal District, in tte County of Pima Territo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Important Notice.

For saIe-a chop house in desirable location. Has fine custom established The offer is an unusually good one, and can be secured cheap. The owner Ii obliged to sell out because of i'll health Apply at this office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

The finest liquors and wines manu- factured. Lager beer on draught and German lunches served in all styles at Joe Betz's newly refltted saloon on Con tyresS street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

The extensive iewelry establishment
 or S. II. Lucas & Co. Is now in charge
 of John G. Goodman. NIT. Goodman Is
 a ieweler of years experience besides be- ing a genial and popular gentleman. He Is thoroughly reliable and an excel
 lent salesman. Cnder his charge this
 line establishment will gain n popIiaT- ity and bysiness. Articles are sold at this place for what they really are and ! the publIc wIA the assistance of NIT.
 Goodman's tasle and experience cannot ] faIl 10 be satisfied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Insf What is Wanted.

Mack's cleaning. repairing, dyeing aud renovatiug room is opposite the post office, sos Congress street, Tucson Benson, Maricopa and Casa Grande take notlce. HAMTI TON MCCULLoca.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
.UedIcdL
Great English Remedy

i, is a asver-faIling cure for Nervous Dehih y.
 Exhausted Vitality
 SenInal W eak e g .. SpermatorrhRa. LOST MANHOOD, lmpOtsn-
 cy Paralysis, Prostator-
 rhGa and all the terri
 ble effects of self Abuse. youthful follies. and eNce-ses m marurer
 years-s1ch ss loss of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
>nIendia Bath Rooms.

The Tucson Bath Rooms, south Main street just refitted in tirst-class style Hot, cold and shower baths at all hours Price 9 cents. ADAM SANDERS, Prop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Oon,t Forget

That Dr. Gladwin, destist at 3l6 Con gress street, prepares a tooth powder that will, fl used, keep the teeth Hhltt and clean, and at the same time sweet anstba breath
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

ImUotenrv Fvhautad Vitality. Prem tIre De- ciine and LOSS OF MiNHOOD. tn all its complications and fr-m whatever cause produced. Iteurl,Le- and pI-lE-- t1- hlOHd, -raeus hens The Narga- fraIE. NI.cla-. llcrs
 ton. Reproductive Organ, and Fhy-ica. and Mental facultIs-. lt stops aug uuultErai aehil- ItarIng drain urua - system frrTriiini lnVol- urta-v In-sf.4 l-hlIl.a-.r- l-r7s-. seminal io--e- with tl- ur1ue. e-c-. -p destructive % mIn,fani body. Ir I- cure r.I.l51-t.r gt al4 KIDNEY AM B. ADDER COMPLAINTS lt suffering from the evil effects of youthful indt-crrfisn~ o- rNce~~e>. ~p*edl. thor- oueh and permanent tiBi t> tst tHAN
 HE'D. Price. >s. 70 per hltf.-. lr rFH bottles in ca-. with fu. trractluu- and aIivIce slO Sent secure from observation to any sttress up- on receipt of price. or c. c. D. To he had only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Chief Justice of Georgia

Don have badly decayed teeth e1- tracted, when you can have them treat ed and Dullt up and made to last TOT life, by Dr. Gladwin, Dentist, 3l6 Con- Cress
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
HENRI COUSINS. Register.

T. isharehy ordered thu. the foregoing notice uf application Tor patent he publtshed for Che rel.ld uf sixty tayz ten consecutive Weekzi in the Auzuus CIriLEN. a weekly newspaper pub Ished gt Tucson, 4 r which IS here by designated hs me puhlished nearest such clasm- HENRY COUSINS. Register
 tIrst publication December }. lss..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
EatOn Coal and COkIug Co. and Trini.
 dad Coal and CeEiup Co.

We are now prepared to deliver coke ot superior quality in lots to suit (nOt lees than a car load) at any point on the lines of the A. T. ( $. F., ;. F., and \. M. ,S A. railroads. We claim for our coke that tt is unsurpassed by any now in use. and much lower in price. For particu- lars apply tO
 T. Zr,.uE,-r,,pr R- ro
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

NEAKSEss. lMPoTENcY and lost manhood can Dos itively be cured. The sick and afflicted should not fAil to call upon him. The Doctor has tray eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor ouehly the the varlOus hospitals there. obtaining grea; deal Of valuable Information. which he is competent Co lmpart to those m need of his serVlce-- DIR. GlbBON will make no charge uu- lees te srects cure. Persons af distance MAY BE CURED AT HOME AL communica- tons strictly confidential You see no one but the Doctor Persons writing % the Doctor Wll please state the name Of th7 paper they zee thus advertisement in. Charres -pa=onsble Can or write Dr. J. r. GIBBON. P. 0. box 75 Tucson. An7OrA Send $i0 for packzge Of medicine.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
.MlScFfLnneOLLS
DaFby'S PTODhylaGiG Fluid, a safeguard against all pestilence. infection
 contsgion and epidemIes. Use as a GargIe for the throat, as { Wash for the Person and aS
 DisInfectant for the House.
g CERTAIN EEHEDT AGAINST All CON-
 TAgFOIs DISEAsPS

CERTAIN EEHEDT AGAINST All CON-
 TAGiOIS DIsE ssRs
 NeuIralizes at once all noIlous Odutu and gases. destroys the germs of disease and sepuc fDutrescentl floating lmIerceptlble m the ar, or such Bz have effected Iodgmsnt m the throat or on the person.
 To Refresh a sick Person.
 Add about twenty drops of Darby's Prophy- tactic Fluid to a cEart of water. n bashlng. li will give the skin a soft, pleasant and refresh- ing feeling. and dispel the Od0r that fever and precipitation leave on the body. small Quan- tIty of the kluld sprInkled over anything. place or vessel where there Is putresence destroys at once the germ of al animal or vegetable poison.
 To Prevent C0nta.iOn. Frequently moisten the hands with Darby PrOphylactie Fluid 30 as Co retain the refreshing udor about the person. Expose the Eluld about in earthenware plates or saucers. U SC m the wa ter for bathing, for EarglIDg the throat. washing | sut the mouth and sometimes taking few drops ] htenAlly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

sumption. uiGoetess hIlELLG Dis1-sr, s1un1lce Insanity. etc. Excesses, nO1-use. Abuse, Inherit cd Weakness. sillnutriti0n, Spinal and cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal diseases. Debility and seminal Weakuess Obstruct the Im- portart and uect-sary acts rf life and tlelr en- joyrnents. Cures GuG-llteed Di.aa-es of the senito urinary organs kidneys. hyer and blsd- der a speclalry. 4he many complaints and dis eases O: women speedily cured; consultation at office or by letter free and confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

A rich strike i' reported to have been made m the Golden Rule mine near Dragoon Pass. The lead is said to be between two and three feet wide and shows free gold Ill the way through, some of 1t running as high as twenty thousand dollars to the ton. The owner, Mir. \. Bell, has sold half interest in it to c. P. Crawford, of Silver City, for SJaOG9, and refused s300O0 for a half of hls remaining interest
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Its virtues are USgrEsrIOSABLE and Its GU EATINE CHNEACTFE ABsuL UTE. AS THE pEITEE CAN PER -ONtLIN TESTIFT BOTH FEOM EXP RI- ENCE AND OBSERVATIONS. Write at once to Han LOCK & JrNSEY, 2 Dey street. New ! ork euclos- ing Str. and you wlli receive by u.tum a remedy that will enable you Co hear like anybody el-e. and whose curative effect will ba perma- nrnt. You wIll never regret duIu- SO. EDITOR MERCANTILE REVIEW.
 gr-To avoid lo in the malls, please send money hg Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HtNLOCE d JENNEH. DeY st.. 7. sole assf. t- for America. wfy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient Co show It- merit will be sent to any one applying by letter. stating hls symptoms and age. Communications strIctly conhteutla al
 dFvs-ff
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
EARS for the MILLION
Foo Ghuu's BaIsam of Sharks Oil
PosIiiVeiy Restore, Inc Hearing, and 10 the oniy Absolute Cure for Deafness
 kuoUn

This Oil Is sb-tractrd from peculiar srecies of white shark. eau ht m the Yellow Sea. known As CARCH,AoDoN kOSDE.ETu. E,ery Chinese fish erman knows It. l.s virtues as restorative of hearing were discovered by Buddhist priest about tEe wear lflu. Its cures were -o numerous and many SO seemingly miraculous. that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entIre Empire. lts use became SO universal that flr over 3uO year- no deafness has existed among the Chlnese people. Sent. charges prepaid. Co any address at Sl.uu per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Pre-emptIon Proof
LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA Decpfn har q, l---
Deem Dor ft 4''-- NOTICE Is HFRERY GIEEN THAJ NABO

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAJ NABOh ~ Pacheco ha- q lai notice of h-s intention ,' make fin l proof n suQport Of hi- pre--i .-,- fnaI eurrv thereof and that such proof Hl-L l7 made before he officers of rhis odice on t1- ll-a day os Jaruar. i.-i. at % o'clock. a 1. Tor ti- SFI, oF IoF NJ. g2 IoNusLIp I2 \, of Eause ls F and rsr1as the olloVinl, as Ll= Sltne--f-, Tlf F,i1- S-rrh-z Autou1o t-olrigles, Leonard ke'i- r.i1 ard Frank CarDenfer, all of Pima county AT HESkY COUSIS- Register
 d-cIlLsr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

This Great Stren z tn cniug Remedy and Nerve TONIC l-t the legIt- mate result of over eHty years Of prac- tlcsl experience. and CURB, WIIH UN- AILINGC CERTAIN TA Nervous and phy- sicll Debility. Ssmi- nal Weakness Sper- mato rlua- Frusts- fnrrhua Ewrz-1uua
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

For stoves, sheet Iron, tin, crockery or glass ware go to W. E. Stevens or Main street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

A younG woman, by name of Addie Hall, died on the westeis bound emi- grant train yesterday, wisle en route to Los Angeles. Her parentt were with her. For some time past she had been ailing and the move from Ilnos was being made with a view of betterInk her health. Her remains were brought ,- thls place and were, by undertaken E. J Smith, placed Tn a casket and forwarded to their destination.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

NIT. G. G. Andrade, who efficiently acted as Mexican Consul in this city prlor to the appointment of Mir. Lomeh. arrived m Tucson last evening after an absence Of several months m Mexico. most of which time he passed in travel ing through the different towns and cities of Sonora. His return k connect ed with important railroad business in which be is interested.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
During the year th,

During the year there were filed for record Tn Pima county, mining loca- tiOns, 1850; real estate, sos; mortgages. 2l6; chattef mortgages, II; leases. 9i:
 notice of lis pendens, :; bills of sale, 2l
 official and other bonds, 59; land claims,
 l9; null sites. 6; marriages, 3}; marks and brands, 42; sole traders, s: articles of incorporation, 42; powers of attorney, 6O; liens. 9.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
HENRY COUSINS. Register.

It i- hereby ordered that the foregoing n'tiee be published sixty days ten consecutive ~-rA- Iu the Arlzuua CItIzen. a weekly newspaper pI l.-ned at Tucson. A. T.. which paper l- Ari-us desi znated ny me az puoh-tal l~3r'-t -l'- claim HENRY cot SINS. Ersl-leE-
 Fir-r publication N1reud=r 2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

The Federal Department was well represented on New Years day in this city by $. W. Fisher. Collector of Reve enues: D. J. Chadwick, Timber Agent Major Creary. Paymaster U. $. A.; R. 4 Johnston, Chief Clerk in Surveyor Gen erals Office; and Nolney Elstein, sten' ographer in the Surveyor Generals or flee. They made twenty-seven calls and the gentlemen, strangers in this land of sunshine, speak in the highest terms of those upon whom they called In fact, the gentlemen had a good time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Card.

Sole leather trunks and valises at re auced rates at Lowenstein < Cos.