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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
American Enter prise in Mexico.
From the Boston Hera


 Five years ago Yankee spades began turning Mexican soil in the constructio D of new railways. The total revenue of the Mexican Treasury at that time was SlZ0OO,000 During the last tscal year, which ended June 30, 1882, the revenue has risen to S27, 7,500,OO0. From that date to January l of this year the total re- ceipts of revenue were Sl9.OOO,OO0, and there are yet six months before the cur rent fiscal year expires. In May and June the revenue Is always heavy, and 1t Is now the expectation of the financial authorities in Mexico that will exceed S40,OO0O00. The new taxes, Tn the na- ture of internal revenue, are producing good results. The country's foreign commerce is in a healthy state and rapidly inc easing, and the revenue from customs duties is correspondingly aug menting. It is a wonderful record that Mexico has made, financially speaking, since the revolutionary era, when rev. enue of S4.00O,0OO WAS the average. This remarkable augmentation of the national income IS not due tO the trem- ulous importation of railway iron and equipment, for on these DO duty is e1- acted. The pesslmistic critics of the DIaz-Gonzalez regime, which has mod ernIZed Mexico, have their sufficient answer in the prosperity of the nation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

RsceIVe Deposits issue CsrtiheAtes. naE GoIr lsctons, draw Exchange on sil the pri. pal cities of the World and transact general t'.zk- inz basinasS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
H- B. LIGHTHIZER,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLOR-AT-LAw. NOTARY PUBLIC. MINING AND LAND ~ Laws a speciality. Office 4lz Pennington sf rect opposite Court House. Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Resolutions of Respect

Arizona Lodge No. |. A. O. U- W. at their meeting wednssday evening. adopted the follow ing mem orial resolutions upon the death of Past Master W orkmsn, Charles l.. Holbrook, a charter member of this lodge;
 Wheraes IL has pleased our Heavenly Supreme Master Work n au to advance our beloved Past Nnstar from tiis subordinate lodge Co the su- f,rsr,a odge of Eternity. we bow m humble afeaience 70 His Supreme wll- Be 1t there fore Resolved That m the transition oi our broth- ar from our Protection 70 a -afe Anchorage upon rLs HoiY-ful shore beyond, we recognize a lyine Charity for thf earnest Workman here below and ugh le rer.srting the deep loss we sustain ID 1is urfimely removal. Se indulge ID the hope That it IS hls eternal gam.
 Ra--llvsd That the charter Of this Lodge ne ,irst.a.i m mourning for perlod of thirty day e. il..zHl lved. That our -yInpaflle- be eNlenuei ." tba f.-lIly of our drcessel brother m thus thelr hour Jf deepest afilcuon- .,- Rs.-olvad That a copy of these resolutions.be -rre.ti tIt,on the minutes of this Lodge, copy ba furnished tie press of thls clty for pubhea5 ti.,r and a copy properly engros=ed be presented v, fb,. family of our deceased brut her.
 GEO. W. BROWN.
 PHILIP SCHRElBER
 L. NJ PRINCE.
 Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Tn SaIt River Valley.

The ''editor-in-chief' of the Yuma Advance recently took a trip up the Salt nVer valley. He was delighted. He gave tuo-column account of it. Iu it this paragraph occurs:
 Through the courtesy of Deputy United states Marshal J. W. Evans. we were enabled to enjoy a rids Up the valley Co Mesa City. We were de5 lighted to make the tour Of the upper valley and especially in company with NIT. Evans. whose excel ent social qualities made the ride nost enjoyable one and al the same time his intimate knoWledre of the country enabled us Co obtaln 8 ysrv correct idea of the past history present de- yel0pment and future prospects Uf this wonder ful valley, the future bread basket of Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
SENSATION SPOILED.
The Evil Effects of False Reports.

Col. C. P. Sykes received a telegram from Cal ahasas last night denying the report that the In dians had surrounded that place. and srating thai there Is not hostile wi hin a hundred miles oi Caiahasas. lt Is much to be regretted that ther, Is no wsy of punishing people who originate such wildly sensational Indian reports and send them over the wires to the whole world. when there is not a single word of truth m them. Peo- pie in the East who have no conception of the immense area of territory embraced in the lim- Its of Arizona when they read of an Indian out rage in the Chiricahuas. or on the San Pedro imagine that every rock and bush in Arizona oonceais an armed, bloodthirsty Apache. .awaitine an opportunity to wayisy the unsuspecting Anglo Saxon who chances to pass within range of his latest pattern Winchester magazine rife. Their knowledge of the geography of this vast Terri tory IS very crude and they feel tImid about coming here with their capital for investment In the face of even imaginative danger, and when they read the sensational and absurd fRlsehoOds sent by telegraph to the eastern press, they shucder to hink of the ible fate they barely escaped by having changed their perturbed minds and stayed at home! They even do not care to travel on the railroads through such an Indian beleaeuered country. for fear their oiled ana scented scalplocks might become the toys of the dreadful savages whom those murderous frontiersmen have provoked into enduring hostility.
 This sounds absurd and nonsensicsl to people who have lived in Arizona and possess a more thorough knowledge of its affairs, yet 1t is not an exaggerated picture of the actual feelings of very many eastern people who read the borrible Indian stories made up of nothing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nnfiee of EorIeitnre.

IUCSOs. PIMA CSUNrT A T..
 Apul I7, 1Se3. ITO A V. LANCASTER. OR THOSE WHO | may clam under him an undivided one fourth of the following described properrie.: You are hereby notified that have expanded one hundred dol ar- in labor and improvement upon earh of the Pssquz and Lancaster mining claims. TyncaIl District. Pima county. Auzona. ben < the same properties located september f Issl ny PasquAl Nagry. A. N LAncastsr, T. Llllie Mercer and Frank l.. Cacy. and recorded in Book R. page 6s2, Pima county. Records of MIne,, 10 order 70 hold said claims under the provisions of Section 232i. Revised Statutes of the United States being tho amounts required 70 hold the same for the year ending December 3i. lss2 and that I myself hove contributed yOur portion thereof. Therefore, if within o days after ser vice of this notice of publication. you fail or fuse to contribute your proportion of suct ex- penditures, as co-Owner, your interest m sald claims will become the property Of ths tub- scriber under said Section 2S2t Your pro0or- ton of sand expenditure IS Fifty Dollars.
 sp2i sm FRANK F. CACY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

A new candidate for public favor in the world of illustrated literature has arisen ID Phila- delphia and is published by James Elverson. al s per year. It Is called the Illustrated World, and in general appearance is very like Ha-per's Weekly. excepting that II is greatly the superior of Harper's both ID typographical ap- pearance and character of its Illustrations. IL is a publication that will make its way rapidly in public favor, as anything must do which excels so greatly aIl other similar enterprises.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
CERTAIN SEAMS.

Swindlers and their Victims-How Careless
 People suffer in Health and Pocket.
 Every streak of sunshine creates a shadow and behind every truth erouehes itseorresrond- ing lie. whosoevsr has not been in some way fooled and robbed by swindlsrs and their works has had better luck in life than most morals. In fact the best witnesses to the value of gwen article are the ecounterfe1ts and limitations which seek to share its success without possessing a fraction of its merit. Hence 1t goes without saying that
 BESsoN's cAPcINE POROUS PLAsTEns are pursued by host of miserable and worth less imitators. eager to appropriate what they can of the fruits of its victories. The leeches commonly take the form of a cheap plaster.
 Nov. these harmless and worthless rlasters would be detected in minute if people were careful in reading and remembering names But most persons merely grance at them. under- stand partially and forget instantly. What re suit? This: Desiring to buy BESSON'S CAP CINE PLASTER. their own carelessness eusbles some storekeepsr or druggist, who cares more for five or ten cents additional profit than for the sweets of an approving conscience. to roll them up instead some cheap imitation with e similar name. The deceit often works, while the fraudulent plAstsrs never do.
 Don't permit yourself to be thus victimized for lack of moments care. BENsON's CAP CINE POROUS PLAsTERs have stood the test of science and experience and are the product of both. Examine the article, and satisfy your self that the word CAPCIgE is CUT in it. sesbury 6 Johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists New York. Highest tawards-msdAls-st Intss- national ExpositioHs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
MEDICAL.
DARBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID,

The free use of the FLUID will do more to arrest and cure these diseases than any known
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
nnerhnn.and poIIars Reward.

SILVER CITY, \. NJ. April lS, loSS' Fps CrT1zKN:-I desire to contradict rumoT that little Charley McComas who was capture, by the Apache.. has been returned 10 his rela- tives. The boy has mot been heard of' since capture. Marsh 2s. 1888. A reward of Sl0oo has been offered for his recovery by the citizens of Silver City. hope you will contradict the rumoi because its circulation will tend to shste eifosts 10 recover the boy and obtain the reward.
 YOan truly, \. '. WAEI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
DR. r.. D. SALFIELD.

2I6 kearney Street, san Francisco, Cal.
 Ouspltauun- strictly confidential, by letter or at office FREE. For the convenience of pa- rieuts and m order to insure perfect secrecy. have adopted private address. under winch all packages are forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

Impotency Exhaured Vitality, Premrtur De- cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD. in all It's complications, and from whatever cause produced. IL eurlChes and purines the blood; 5t0eng hens the Nerves. Brain. Mu-cles. Dllses- ton. Reproductive Orgzns, and Physical and Mental Faculties. lt stops any unnatural deDIl- Itatlug drain upon the system, preventing InvOl- uutAry losses. facilitating dreams, seminal losses wIrh the urne. etc.. SO destructive t1 mind and body. lt is a sure c.ImIuftur of all KIDNEY ASL BLADDER COMPLAINTS. lt contains no injurious ingredients. To those suffering from the evil effects of youthful tndI~rrrtioas or eNce~se>. a speedy. thor
 oush and permanent CURE I> e tRAN
 FEED. Price Ss.5O per bottle. or live bottles m case. with full directions and advice SlO. Sent secure from ob-srvatlJu To any address lp- on receipt of price. or C. 0. D To be had Only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Tucson and Gulf of California Railroad Company has made application to the Board Of Suuerv sors of Pima county for assistance undar an act of the Legislative Assembly of the Terri tory of AriZoua entitled .'An act authorizing the Board of Supervisors Of Pima county Co p.ec.ge the credit of the county Co assist pubic enter priseS." approved March 6, lss3, and that the hearing of sad application Will be had by the sand Board Ht tleIr office m the cltJ Jf Tucson, o'clock D. m.
 Under the provisions of sad act no objection c. granting the and applied for can be be eu tssr- taInei hy the Board unless they are Il Nritiu Q and | ed with he Clerk at least one day before the day sat for hearing the petition
 By order Baar,i of Supervisors.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Jerk Anril lLllf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Dr. LIrbig'. Inyieoraio

No. 2 ts the only positive cure for PlfbSIAI Dk- RHEA. Pr.ce of either InVlgOrator S2 per bot tie; six for SlO. Sent Co any address On receipt Of price or c. O. D. Responsible persons can pay when cu sd. Sfucte-t secrecy maIntain-d. Patients cured at home. Dr. Liebig'- Dispen- sary has an elegant Drug Store in its buildlrg.
 Too frequent evscuAtlOns of the bladder and Ropy Sediment m urine are symptoms of Sec Oudary seminal Weakness and PrOstatOrrhea. Complaints readily yield tO the DR. LIIBIG IRFA MENI.
 Ordinary Cases.-Any recent case of special or private diseases cured for S10. Remedies sui ficieut Co cure will be prompt y sent. with full directions and advice on receipt of Sl0. All packages are securely covered from observation.
 InyigOrator samples Free.
 To prove the wonderful bower of the GRE AT GERaIAN ISyIGoRNIoR a S2 bottle or either number VII be sent free of charge. Persons ordering free bottle will only have to pay ex- pressage on delivery.
 Most Powerful Electric Belts Free 10 Patients, Consultation. Examination and advice free and private.
 DR. LIEBIG d co. Zoo Geary sL. Private Entrance. i05 Mason st.. =. r.. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Official Records.
rnr.rInS sn IcEs.


 Louisa, Hslvetia. Feb D. o Palmer. fai5g Tyudall Feb 3l, Philip Ament H -'--rstock
 i'snsion. Tyndal, Feb 9o. Philip Ament, A H al-a-.,ck.
 '.'Fa-r Tucson mountains. April 17, J. A 7'.sia-, Wa Warf5rd.
 ''7iaaio, Amole district. April l7, Hannah eseaI--ake 6 miles north of Covered Wells, -.i l- " L Bsucroft, A stout, C l. Ban n, 's'raos g miles north of Covered Wells, --.a BaucIoft. E A Stout. C l. Ban tllott, Edward Downer and II Camp n To Pipe Line Placer Mining company the F.. --i No placer mining claim, Greaterville S Morgan to Wul Dolsrhis and W Webster. - 'aauoa'l. Democrat. Egypt Java, Kingdom.
 'f and Valley mines, Silver Hill, Sl. '-a-7 Molina and wife To Joseph l. Beckrup, , block isf, Tucson. S7oo .. A 'rIsitA to Dalfeno Boyed, s W !. of lot :. -'.'S l'a. Tucson S75
 Ns-EII ANXIOUS. n, 7T' 1ed copy of incorporation of the Gunsighi Ai1ils company.
 App'.Htmeat of c " Baker as agent for the ' isi-'at Mining company. Ne''-hoste Of sale for taxes for lss2, improve = ne On rsnca on Ban Pedro snd personal prop s sl redeemed hy Frank CA-psEtsr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Administrators Sale of Real
 Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TIA 2 IN PUR- ~ suance tf an order of the Probate Court In and forthe County oi Pima, Territory of Arizo- na made on the Iqth day of April. lss3, in the matter of the estate of henry Henson, deceased, the undersigned the administrator with will an nexed of said estate will sell al public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, and subject Co confirmation by said Probate Court. on SatIr day the -sth tlay of April, 1888. at li O clock A N. at my office. NO. l3 Meyer street, m Tucson. m the said County of Pims. all the right, title interest and e.tate uf the -aii Henry Henson at the time of his death and all the right utle and
 interest that tle -ald estate has, by operation of law or otherwise. acquired other then OF m aItl- tiou Co that o' the sad Henry Henson at the time uf his delth, m and t0 all that certain lOt, piece or parce. of land situate. lyIng. and b-ing in the sad County of Pima. Territory sf ArisO- na and bounded and described as follows, to- wit. Lots 2 aud of block gs ln the city of Tue son, County of Pima. Arizona Territory. accord ing Co the official survey and plot of sud city by $, W Foreman.
 Terms and conditions of sale Cash ten per cent of the purchase money Co be paid Co the auctinueer on The day of sale, balance on cOutir- matiop of sale by -aii Probate Court Deed st expense of purchaser.
 Administrator with the will annexed. of the es-
 tate of Henry Henson, deceased.
 ADril 3th- lss3- app I-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

T his Grea [ Stren gth e min . Remedy and Nerve TONIC i- the legiti- mate result Of over twenty years of prac- rlcal experience, and CURES WITH LIN FAILING CERTAIN rI Nervous and phy- -ical Debility. Semi- nal Weakness. Sper- matorrh1sa, Prosta- turrhosa tursaIpus
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
TRIAL ROITLE FREE.

sufhcie tO show its merit. will be sent to my one applying by letter, stating his -ymptoms and age Communicatlons strictly confident al.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
c. DUHENI
DR \. H. MATAS,

PHorO4RNPHER PORTRAITS AND VIEWS. MINING MACHINERY AND PROPERTY A VI =reclalty li5 Pennington street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

turnal Emission, Aversion 70 Soclety, Dlmness of Vision. Noises ID the Head; the Vi'al ruid passing unObserved in the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death
 DR. MINTIE will agree Co forfeit Five Hun. Restorative under hi= speciAl advice and treatment) will not cure or for anything impure or injurious found in it. DR. MINTIk treatf all Private Diseases su -cessfully without mer- cury Generalization free. Thorough exRmInA- tion and advice including analysls Of urine S5.JD. Price of the Vital Rcs5oratIve. SS.u bot tle or four times the quantity, $luiU; sent to any address upon receipt ot price or C. O. D. secure feorn of=arvation and m private name if desired by A. F. MINTIE. M. b.
 n Kesruy Street. San Francisco. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Un application by letter stating symptoms, sex and age. Oommu- nicatiOns strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
TUFTS HAIR DYE,
Hospital Notice.

OFFICE BosRD OF SUPEkvIsORs,
 PIMA COUNTY. ARIZONA,
 TUCsON, April 18th, issS Notice is given that no patient Will be td- mittsd so the County Hospital who has not been a resident of Pima County for at least thirty days next proceeding date of application for treatment.
 This notice is given by reason of the large number who come tO Tucson from SOnOrs NsW Mexico and other counties of thIs 1Srntory apparently for ths sole purpose of being cared for while the actual and bona hde siek and destitute of Pima County are a sufficiently heavy taxNpOu our people without taking care of the destitute of other localities. apls-I IOtdWlt JAMES H. TOOLE.
 Chairman Board supervisors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
J. s. MORGAN & CO.,,
 Mining Engineers, Assayers, AgslJ TOT ths Sal! and Purchase 9f Mllss.

O1Q MEYER STREET. OPPOSITE PALACE | v Hotel Tu;son. A. T. Established 1879 Mines examined their value estimated relia ue-s pertaining tO mining attended Co iu A man her Co guarantee sGrlsfac ron. We art as super iutendents and gents for mining ,ompanles and take coutract work Tor de-elopins mines al prices Co induce atr0naza. New discoveries de vrloped and placed upon the market when found Co be Of uerlt, at prlce- tO Iustlfy investment
 Our eu alneer- are practical m all branches ol mining, from The use of the prospecting p-ck C the reduction of the most refractory ores, ana the production of the hne-t of bullion
 Mining prup-Tles can b@ purch rHet througt us upon more favorable terms than from ths owners direct. Samples of ore from al the prIn cipal parts of Arit Iona and Sunoru can be- seen al this office. The only exclusive mInIu z agency 1T 4rIz1nA. FO-eigl correspondence especially 30 lclfed
 REFERENC CE--Hud=ou & Co., osn kers w. C Davis. q. Seli gmaun & O.. merchants J. Me C Elliott. County reasursr, J. A. Zabriskis, U 5 District Attorney Tucson
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21

D:s. BISTIE'S KIdney Remedy Seph- reticum- cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints. GonurrhHa, Glest, LeucorrhHa For sale by all druggists; Sl bottle sIx bottles for Ss.
 DIR. MINTIE'S DandeliOn Fills are the best and cheapest Dy-pepsia and Biliiou- cure in the market. For sale by all druggists. ielddS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Dis >pensary. Cor. Geary and Mason Street. san Tram cisco. California.

AS Ns As L4 LJ N1- Dis spsnsary. Cor. Geary and
 Mason street., san Iran-
 cisco. California.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE l for the cure of all SPECIAL COMPLICATED and so-called lS. CUEABLE CHRONIC DISEASE Dr Lirbig's German InYigo rat0r is positively guaranteed Co cure Nervous and Physical Debility. seminal Weakues., iO~i M mood. ~permat"r. rhra. Loss oT Energy. King ing and DiIIincs- tn the Head. Hclauchoiia. Uopelrs, Iceling>. Pro>faforrhcn and al the results of youthful iM- prudence and eNce-se- Of ma ture pears. The Doctor. a regular College Physician from Europe. VIII agree tO for frlt one ihOa>dnd dollars for a case the IHyigoraior will not cure under specIAl trea e meut and advice.
 The reason SO many cannot get cured of WeHkuc-s and ths above dI-eases is owing TO a complication. called PROS IA IDRr HEA, which requires De- cular treata ent.
 pr. Iiebig'. InyfsorafOr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
THE Great English Remedy

] Is a never-fAiling cure .for Nervous Debility, 'EKhansted Vitality, , Seminal W eak ess. SpermatOrrh0a. LOST MANHOOD. impoten
 cy. Faralysls. Pro-ist1r- lrhua and all the tern . hle effects of self iAbuse. youthful follie=, land excesses m maturer tyeAr- such as loss of
 Ma.yr,-r | aa4rfufa Mpe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
JUMPERS BEWARE.

\ IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Al not Co purchas from Bancr~tt Smith. or any other party. except the undersigned. any iu- terest. part or parcel of the mining claim known a- The American MsstodOn, north ex ensIou of the Bonanza mining claim. sltuRted m Pima county. Arizona about seventy Live miles south vest from ManoOpa-a
 C. B. GENUNG
 F.. t KIRKLAND ma2ff J BARNES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
PROFESSIONAL cARns

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
 ALEX. CAMPBELL. CAMPBELL, WILLIAMS & ROB INSON, ArroRNEYs-Sr-LAw. nFFICEs-GIRD BUILDING. TOMBSTONE V and corner of Camp and Convent streets ! Tucson. A. T.
 H.B. LIGHTHIZER,
 ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR- AT-LAw. NOTARY PUBLIC. MINING AND LANI l ~ Laws a speciality. Ofice. 4ll Pennington street, opposite Court House, Tucson, Arizona
 J. A. ANDERSON,
 ATTuRSEY-AT-LAw. O1 e PENNINGTON STREET. TUCSON. ARI- ZlO zonA. A. I.
 R D. FERGUSON,
 ATTOkSEI IN ALL COURTS OF THE TERRITORY l l and the United States COurts therein. also l Counsellor and Notary Public. Office. over American Clothing House, 2lS Congress street. NJ. J. WALSH. | ATTORNEY AND CoUSsELLO.-Ar-LAw No. 6 | CAMP STREET. TUCSoS. A. T. | \, PECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL | - mAtters relative to Mining. Public and Pri | rate Land Claims, and Mexican Land and Nm ing Titles snd all kinds of English and spanish TrAnslations promptly furnished.
 HUGH F. FARLEY,
 ATroRsEr AND CoUSsELLOE-Ar-LAw AFFICE CORNER MEYER AND PRNNING- v ton streets. Tucson. Arizona
 JAMES BUELL.,
 LAND sSD MINING ATTORNEY. rVUCsON. ARIZONA. SPECIAL CARE AND | attention gwen Co procuring patents Co lands and Mining Claims. hing and prosecuting Ed- verse ciair1s and contests. and to all Land and Mining business m the local and General Land Offices, Department of the Interior and in the Courts wM. NJ LOWELL B.H HEREFORD.
 HEREFORD < LOWELL,
 NEYs-AT-LAw. WILL PRACTICE IN ALL OF THE W Courts in the Territory. Odice-No. 22s Meyer street. Tucson Pima county Arizona T. L. STILES. LUoIUs ?. N,RsA JOHN HAYNES. HAYNES, MARSH < STILES, ArrroxSEYs AND CoUS5 u.IoRs-4I-LAw. hFgICRs-CORNER OF MEYER AND PEN V ningtOn streets. Tucson. A. T.
 JOSEPH 0. PERRY,
 COUSsEILOE-Ar-lAW hFFICE SO gs CONGRESS STREET | Tucson, A. T. Notary Pubic.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, NOTARY PUBLIC AND Cox |
 vErASCER- C CPECIAL ASSISTANCE GIVEN IN OBTAIN | - ing Pstsuts for mining and prAe.npuon l Claims and also title Co land under the desert | and timber-culture laws Oaice on Pennington l street opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel. Tucson
 WILSON W. HOOVER. A TTORNFY AND COUNSELLOR, No. 9 | A Camp s.. Tucson. EARLL, SMITH & STEPHENS,
 ATToRSETs-AT-Lsw. nFF CE srUI INVEST CORNER CHURCH V azA. Tucson T.
 WICKS. WOODSIDE < GREGG,1 ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLORs-AI- LAW AND No
 TARIEs PUBLIC. f FFICE 2l5 and 2ls NSINGTON STREET. V Tucson. A. T.
 I WARNER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
VIM. A. SCOTT. JR
\. P. PETIT.

Dailadelphia Ofice. 751 South Fourth Street Arizona Ofios. Nos 9 and II Court Square, Tucson. Arizona.