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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
Horse Breeding.

Mir. Ed. Bullock returned to-day to his stock ranch in the Santa Catalinss. He has large force of men at work on
 his ranch, preparing it for the rearing of horses, into which business he pro- poses to embark extensively. He will so soon to California or to the East for the purpose of purchasing some thorough bred Norman stallIons for the object Of
 breeding for draft horses. Mir. Bullock is of the opinion that a cross with An zona stock will produce first class va riety. This is the actual result or the experience of Dick Gird. who IS doing
 a large business ID that direction on the Chino ranch in California. MT. Glrd IS crossing the native California stock with the Norman-Percheron breed Of Ken lucky, and as a result has one ot the finest equine varieties ever produced
 They are not 2:i0 horse by any means,
 but when they set down to pull either the harness breaks or the load travels. As working animal they cannot be e1celled. Mir. Bullock proposes to fol- low something of the same plan as MT. Gird's. It IS a praisworthy enterprise
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
A MlSsionarY Trin-
PHESIx. A. T., June F.

EHENI1, A. L., June IF.
 EDITOR CITIZEN -Four weeks since we left our home ID Tucson for a nis- sionary tip to Globe, with our own team. The first night out we camped with the railroad surveying party under the management of Col. Tiffany, who ex- tended the courtesies of his camp at the steam pump. The next evening we reached NIT. Chambers to enjoy the hos. qualities of the ranch at Willow Springs and by p. m. the next day we were al Scott's Ford on the Gila, where we met hIs sons, who took good care of our ani- mals and gave us tine best the ranch af- forded One Saturday morning one of the young men volunteered to go and help us up the first seven mile grade, winch he did, and made 1t possible for us to climb the Pinal mountains and reach Globe that night over the new road.
 Our first sermon was in the Methodist church, where we had large and intel hgent audience. After eight days of profitable services in the cause of Christ We let: for this city via of Riverside and Florence. At the latter place we were presented with block, centrally located, for church purposes. Here we found the farmers in their harvest, which prom ised a large yield From thence we wended our way across the desert to Tempe and Pnenix, where grain grow ing Is done on a much larger scale than in any other pat of the Territory. The Salt River Valley Is the garden spot of Arizona. The Narrow Gauge railroad will do well to extend the line of their road to Phenix. At present it IS the livehest business point out of Tucson. Some of our stay at home people would be not little surprised to see ten wag- Ons, three Teapers, a steam thresher with forty horses and as many men, a kitchen and dining room on wheels-a complete outfit for threshing sixty acres of wheat per day. Some idea may be had of the extent of the immense har- vest in this valley, when it IS known that there are sight of these outfits. cutting from four to five hundred acres per day, and that tO continue for q month.
 This city IS having a boom Tn real es- tate and building. It Is expected that the contractors will break ground for the new Courthouse in a few days. TheIr new County Hospital IS Tn process of erection, and everything in the way of progress has an air of permanence. We now expect to visit Prescott before returning to Tucson. All are very well. Mrs. Gregory's health Las been much improved by the journey. Respectfully yours U. GREGORY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
The Wine Business .
Lo. Angeles Times.


 The wine trade at present IS very duli and manufacturers are discouraged st the prospect. Lachman 4 Jacoby have nearly 100000 on hand, with dull market The St. Louis wine cellars are filled to overfiowing. Arpad Hsrasthy < Co. have 5O0,00O gallons of wine in New York, for winch there is no sale. Messrs. Kohler < FrohlinG, of this city, have large quantity of Zinfsndel wines Tn New York and they are forced tO sell it as low as in San Francisco. and with no charge for barrels. Altogether the wine business is fiat and the outlook is very discouraging for the wine mBnufsc- turer and the wine shipper. With the coming product of the vineyards the prospect is that wine will be very low. A number of Harvard freshmen have been fined SO each for thieDng. While riding out from Boston they ragged" 8 lot of signs on the way. being about to carry of a tobacconist's Indian as a policeman appeared. Their csrriage was full of barber poles, gilt watches, grocers' signs. and so on.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
A BAD ROOSTER.
MT. A. Hahn Has Been Playing the C..n-
 hdenee Game on His Countryrncn

Tuesday afternoon a CITIZEN re. porter strayed into the City hal pro tempore where justice is faithfully ad- ministered with a stern and unrelentiup hand by his honor, Recorder Never. whose long acquaintance with hassa- yampers enables him to know the prone, quantities in which justice and mere, should be mixed and dealt out to ropues Bnd in1ocents arraigned before hi, bench Instead of the familiar United States talk, or the silvery syllables o! modified CastillIan, the air was thick with the isw-breaking utterances Of the language of the fatherlsnd. Judpe Meyer speaks several tongues fusntly and with all the grace of native to the manor born, and even once detected Q forgery Tn ChiDaman's cash book. He was trying this case in German. The words "schwindel' could be occasionally distinguished. The witnesses testified excitedly in German. It was evidently some kind of case of fraud, 80 address ing one of the witnesses aside the re- porter tInidly inquired what was the racket anyhow?
 ''Oh, you can't understand de row" he replied, dropping into English, "he cheated me and my frients at a fiddle games"
 What kind of a game was it ?" in quired the reporter, emboldened by the man reply. Was it faro, euchre, casino, checkers, keno, dice, or what was it?"
 "Oh. you can't understand; it was hazatchspiel; dat IS all"
 The defendant was here put upon the stand, and told a long story in German. Judge Meyer suddenly interrupted bim by saying in English, you con- tradlct yourself You say 1t was one date and then on another, and then one amount and then another amount. You sWlndied these men out of their money. aud you owe your boarding house Keeper sixteen dollars, and you say you are paymaster in the German army. and expect some money from Germany ID sixty days. Now you can wait in the county jail for this money to come, and besides II will save yOu expense for board, and you will not be swindling any more poor women out of board bills"
 "Nho Is be, Judge?" inquired the reporter as deputy sheriff walked out with the prisoner.
 'Oh, hls name is A. Hahn; that means rooster ID English, and I don't allow | him to crow round here," replied the Judge, as a broad smile went around the tank at the gsllinsceous joke.
 It appears that Hahn had been play ing the confidence game on his country men. He swindled C. Rosencran and A. | ROsencran each out of ten dollars. l Joseph Capel had let Hahn have S3l.75, and he owed the German boarding house | Sl6 for board.
 Hahn will have time for reflection | while he waits for the coin he says vii. | come from Germany.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
A Presentation.

iae pupils of Miss Emma Monk Resented her with a handsome gold a' today. The presentation was very eaoeially done by Miss Hilda Doll, f'a Appropriate remarks, stating their ,fiiecls'ion of her services Following 2 list Of donors: Hilda Doll, David <, 1baum, Eddie SDofford, Charlie s.s!er, Nettie Prince, Della Smsllwood;
 e'onon Goldbaum, George Darms, SaHd Meeker, Carmen Munguia, John
 'l'e' Manuel Pacheco. Willie Zsbris-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
The nuae in the Presence Mature

Nature smiled beautifully, yesterday and he was nowhere more pleasantly re- fected than in Central Park. There the fresh opening buds were spreadlug into crisp green leaves and the swsrd was never brighter. The fountains were bubbling and the lakes were ripping. Children in gay dresses sprsttled and romped about. And amidst all this, there stood dude. He seemed enrapt- ured with fhe scene. Suddenly his lips parted, and in accents mild he remarked, Its beastly gwsnd, isn't its"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
The Board of Supervisors.
THURSDAY, June 1.

THURSDAY, June H.
 A special meeting of the Board of Su. pervisors was held this morning at 1C o'clock, Supervisor J. H. Toole in the chair.
 Present-Messrs- Tooie, Otis. Saman- lego and ". J. Osborn, Clerk. County Surveyor G. J. Roskrage made report Of survey of a road from Tue son to Gunsight. The length was % miles. The road is to go by way of No. vitiate. to have good grades and water at suitable distances.
 The application of the Calsbasas smelling works for aid was laid over till the first regular meeting in July. It is understood the Calabasas people are now asking for Sl00,0O0. The clerk was directed to change the proposals in the survey of the county lines authorizing mounds instead of stone monuments around the posts.
 The communication of Dr. Noon. rels. | tive to the taking care of sm allpox pa tients, was held over till the xt regular l session.
 The communication of D. W. Lyon to change the road at Casa Blanca, n sta ton on the Arizona and New lIeTics1 | Railroad, was read. Permissio D was gwen provided it will not interfeI with yested rights.
 Calabasas school district, nIImbeT eleven, was established, with bount laries six miles square. and the Santa Rita | Hotel m the center.
 ! Supervisor ToOle was appointed d a committee to confer with the iDsurt nee i comDany's agents relative to the sub sti- tuition of iron grating in the jail and placing awnings over the windows. District Attorney Smith was called for and gave his opinion that all the transactions of the Board should be re- corded on the minutes, that if a lotion was made, whether t was not secc nded nor carried, 1t should be recorded. Supervisor Samaniego moved that SO much of the minutes Of the Boar d at the meeting held May 3lst as refers to the motion made by Supervisor T1ole relative to the matter of A. NJ. Brugg, [ and which motion was not seconded, be striken out Carried.
 On motion lt was ordered that the minutes hereafter be not published off cislly until approved at the next regular meeting thereafter.
 The Board then adjourned till July 2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
The Teachers ExcursiOn.

Over twenty tickets have already been sold for the teachers excursion to San Francisco. The train will leave on Thursday. the 2lst instant at 6:30 p. m. The tickets are s55 apiece, inst half the present rates. No stop-over privileges are allowed going, but on return the ex- cursypists can stop over at any place during the life of the ticket. which Is cood Till August S1st, when all the ex- cursionists must be back in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretioDs of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America Send a self-addressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Statlon D, New York City. o31-1y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

Rev MT. Hendley, Mrs. Berry, wife Of Rev. Mir. Berry, Mrs. Royal Johnson and sister, take their departure next Monday for the East. where they will visit their friends. Rev. Mr. Hendley has been absent from his family several months and takes the advantage of the vacation ttndered him by his congregation. Mir. and Mrs. EcclestOn, we are sorry 10 learn arc going to leave the city for good. Mir. Eccleston IS one of Huds on < Co.'s efficient and trusty hank acc ount- ants and will not only be mis- ed by them but by the patrons of the bank Mrs. EcclestOn has won the To ye and esteem Ot every one, since her res idenct here. She is an accomplished m usiciaI and never wearies with the mI my re quests made to her, DO matter D, whom charitable concerts, church uuerals Glee Club. all draw upon her and sh, honors the drafts every time She vii be missed in all circles of sOcie ty. Sh is one of those rare women who SC valu to society can scarcely be estin ated bu will be greatly missed The CIrIzEl and the people of Tucson, we are sur, wish them much happiness an6 | succes wherever they may be.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

ness, lmPOteDcy and Lost Manhood can pos itively be cured The sick and afflicted shOuld not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has tray sled extensively in Europe. and inspected thor Oughly the various hospitals there obtaining a great deal of information. which he is comps- tent 70 lmpart to those in need of his services. DR. GlBBON vlll maks no charge unless he ef- fects a cure. Persons at distance MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All communications strictly confidential. You ses no but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doctor wll please state the name of the paper they see this advertisement in. Chsrgss reasonable. Call or ~rlte. Send ten doLars for a package of msdi- cine. Address DR. J. P. GIBBOS, BoI is5I, San Frzncisco. fo5lH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
TOMBSTONE LETTER.
Arizons'. Greatest Mining Camp.

The Tombstone of tho fnst-A Great Cha.ee-A City Has Grown Up Where Cac,i ReiEued Scprene-i inc Bui'd- ine.-Everyihin to be H-d, ana Everyb. dy Will Have it-old'imrrs- From PIaeerviIIe to White Pins-from Fr.zer River 10 Muleje.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

Soda springs have been found at th, head of Ahtanum valley, some twenty six miles from Yakima City, Washing ton Territory. Good bread has beer made by simply mixing flour with watel from the spring, using no other in gredient but salt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
Official Records.
DEEDS.

DEEDS. ya' claim deed, village of Tucson, to v!ardo BOnillas lot II. block l40. vil- NSe o' Tucson, sI0. Csscade mine located, O. D. Morse, >-o.e district, May [, 1883.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
The Removal of the Stamp Act Benefit
 tO the PeODle

In anticipation of the repeal of the stamp act, the size of the bottles con .aining the celebrated Simmons Liver Regulator have been materially in- creased, so that for sl the quantity of the medicine will be greater than here tofore. Ask your druggist for, and be sure you get the big bottle of Simmons Liver Regulator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

Impotency. Exhauted Vitality, Premature De- cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD. Tn all its complications, and from whatever cause produced. It enriches and purihss the blood; 5tOengthens the Nerves Brain, Mutcles, Diges- ton. Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It stops sny unnatural debil- ltatlng dram upon tne system re.entins ln.oiI losses with the urine etc., 60 destructive to mind and body. It IS a sure elimlnAtor of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients. To those suffering from the evil effects of youthful lndlserettons or eNcesses. speedy, thor
 Oukh and permanent CURE ts GOAkAN- FEED. Price s2. 50 per bottle, or live bottles in case with full directions and advice. s1O- Sent secure from ObservatiOn to any address up on receipt of price, or c. O. D To be had only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

The weather in California has re- gently been 80 warm that the now lIne of the Sierra Nevada has cliu bed fnr ther up the summiis than the oldest in. habitant can can remember.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
II kearny Street, San Francisco. Cal. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application b
his at

his Grea { z tren gth ening ( Remedy and Nerve TONIC ls the lsglti- mate result of over twenty years of prac- tical experience, and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN TY Nervous and Phy- sical Debility. Semi nal Weakness. Sper- matorrhoea, ProstR- e.rrha.a Er,raas,,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
To in 6 U unfortunate.
 QR GIRR0M,S
DISPENSARY,

cop KEARNY ST,
 OZ.) corner of Com
 merciAl street.San Fran
 ciscO. Established in
 1854 for the treatment |of 5exual and Seminal Dlsesses, such as Con Iorrhca, Glest, Stric- .ture. syphilis m all its .fOrns. Seminal Weak
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

No. the only DOei1lVe cure Tor PkONlAlOR- RHEA- Price Of either InvigorAtor. S2 per bot tIe; siT for slO. Sent to any address on receipt of prioe, or C. O. D. Responsible persons can pay when cured StTictest secrecy maintained Patlerts cured at home. Dr. Liebig's Dispen- sary has an elegant Drug Store m its building.
 Too frequent evacuatlons of the bladder and Ropy Sediment in urine are symptoms of Sec Ondary Seminal Weakness and Prostat0rrhea. Com plsints readily yield to the DR. LuEBIa TREATMENT.
 Ordinary Cases.-Any rseent case of special or private diseases cured for ki0. Remedies suf- ficient to cure will be promptly sent with full directions and advice Ou receipt Of SlO- All packages are securely covered from observation.
 Inyigorator samples Free,
 To prove the wonderful power of the GREAT GKRM4N INvIaoRAroR a g bottle Of either number will be sent free of charge. Persons ordering free bottle wili only have to pay ex- pressage on delivery.
 Most Powerful Electric Belts Free t0 Patients. C0nsuIfntion, Examination and advice free and priyate-
 DR- IEBIG 4 co. COG Geary sI. Private Entrance. sos Mason st.. s. F.. Gal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
Cattle fOrSals.

Graded American, Texas, and Sonora stock cattle for sale. either with or with out ranches. k. NJ. WmKIN, Agt.
 g22I Meyers St.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
DISTRICT COURT,

Hon. A. W. sheldon. Associate Justice.
 WEDNESDAY, June l3. United States vs. Librado Orasco: in dic.meDt quashed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
Lots for Sale
 Very Cheap.

THE TUCSON LAND AND HEROIC COACH | Company offer for sale verT desirable build ing lots in Buells Addition. three blocks east Of \. P. R. R. Depot Eoca tty vsry healthy soil gOod. best of water in abundance ID wells 70 feet deep new school district. including this land, has been formed. and A good school will probably b. kept there hereafter, beginning on the first Monday of September next. Lots cold on time tO parties who build residences at once. Herdlc coach free to parties wanting to buy zo- ing out tO examine lots. Richard Starr. No. 1Si1 Meyer Street, is the Land Agent Of the Company, and authorized to sell lots
 JS. WOOD. President Tucson Land and Herd;s Coach Com panJ. uiy2lR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS
DIR. LIEBIG.
Dlspensary, Cor. ceary and Mason Street., san Fran.
 srf.en GunnF.--a-

= - - - Dispensary, Cor. ceary and
 Mason street-, san Fran.
 cisco, California.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE Il for the cure of all SPECIAL COMPLICATED snd sO-called lN- CURABLE CHRONIC DISEASES, Dr. LIebig's German InVigo- ratOr is positively guaranteed to cure Nervous and Physical Debility, seminal Weakness. Lost Manhood. spermafor- Fhea, LOss Or Energy. Ring ing and Dizziness fin the , Head. Meianchoifa. Hopeless feelinGs. Prssfnforrhea and all the results of youthfu, im- prudence and excesses of ns- ture years- The Doctor. a regular College Physician from Europe. will agree to for feat one thousand dollars for case the InVig0rafer will not cure under special treat ment and advice.
 The reason 60 many cannot get cured of Weakness and tho above diseases is owing to N complication, called PROSTA- IOhhHEA, which requires pe- cullRr treatment
 pr. Liebig's InvtgOrator
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
Great English Remedy :
IsA usver-fGiling cur

Ia . rsVer-fRiling cure for Nervous Debility. 'E1hAusted Vitality, Seminal " e a k a e s s. Spsrmatorrhoea. LOST MANHOOD. lmpotsn.
 cy. Paralysis, ProstatOr- |rhoea and all the 5erri- ble effects of elf Abuse. youthful folhes.
 and excesses in msturer
 yeas-such ss loss of .Marnn-r 1 I.aaaifnda Nnc-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

turnal Emission. Aversion to Soelety, Dlmnees of Vision. Eoises in the Head: the vital fluid passing unobserVed in the urine, and many other disezsee that lead % insanity and daath-
 DR. INVITE SiN agree to forfeit Five Hun dred Dollars for s case of this kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice and treatment) will not cure, or for anything Impure or injurious found In 1t. DR. MlNIIE treats all Prlvate Diseases successfully without mer- cury. Consultation free. Thorough exRmina- ion and advice. including analysis of urine. $500. Price of the Vital Restorative f3.00 bot tie, or four umes the quantity, si0.00; sent to any address upon receipt of prioe or C. O. D., secure feom observation, and In private name n desired. by A. E. MISrIR. M- ID.
 II Ksarny Street, San Francisco. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application bS letter stating symptoms. sex ard age. ComMn- nicseiOns strictly confidential
 DeS. BISTIE'S Kidney Remedy Nsph- reticum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Gonorrh1s. Gleet. Leucorrhms- For sale by all druggists; q bottle. SIX bottle for ks.
 DIR. MINTIE's Dandelicn Pills are the beat and cheapest DyspepsIa and BiltfOus cure n the market For sale by all driggistA. feldlEU
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Sufficient to show it's nsrit. will be sent tO any one applying by letter, stating his symptoms and Ags. Communications strictly confident AL
 dEu-R
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16
DR. C. D. SAlFIELD.

2I6 kszrney Street, San FrAnciseo, Cal Consultations stric-.I confidential. by letter
 or at office FREE. For the convenience of pa
 tients, and in order Co insure perfect secrecy. l
 have adopted private address, under winch all packages are forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

To earn bread for Jim and Jim, ir. long years ago; or how Bill Sharon run an express office, and before his sagacity was determined by his employers Low Le run the line also and then how all T mean these nld-,imers ID Tombstone have been rich or have escaped being rich. Some of the stories told were simply marvellous. and II I did not, of my own knowledge, know something about the size of grizzly bear or the highth Of the big trees, should not have been SO ready to believe the storIes told bv some of these gentlemen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09
4 Strong Petition.
Silver Belt.

The following petition has been circu- lated iu Globe, signed by every man asked, and forwarded to the President of the United States:
 To the President of the United States: Your petitioners are residents of Gila county, in the Territory of Arizona.
 They desire to Call your attention to the fact that a survey has been ordered of the southern boundary of the San Carlcs Indian Reservation, Tn order to determine whether the Deer Creek coal fields are on It or not.
 The men who discovered them, still hold them; but they fear Ia letter on file in the Interior Department, from Agent Wilcox, dated Jan. IS, 1883, goes to prove It) that they will be deprived of their holdings.
 The coal fields are m a regularly or ganized mining district. Other mines have been and are now being worked within the reservation limits, as well as several quartz mills; and the town of Me Millen is also within the hne. The rights of the coal field men IS the same as any of these.
 The Indians donot use the land, there is an entire absence of game.
 These men have spent years of labor to develop this property, and to dis possess them would be to ruin them; 1t cannot be possible that the power of the United States can be so ignObly used. Recognizing that you are the head of this government and that the Secretary of the Interior is amenable to you, we invoke your aid in thelr behalf