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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

4 visit to Macs curiosity shop at the depot IS well worth ones time. Mac IS gifted with the spirit of. enterprise, and has already added to hIs museum a me melto of the Florence stage robbers, be- ing a pistol scabbard. The rews of the discovery of Noah's ark was no sooner known than he had a section sent here by telephone Among host of curlos may be mentioned a silver bracelet of Loco's daughter, petrified top, discoy- cred in the Holy Land in 12S3, pair of Mrs. Judge McComas' shoes found at the place Of murder, mescal bread used by Apaches on their marches, polished cedar woods from Lebanon, and an Apache fiddle. The list could be indeii' nitely extended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Death on the Rail.

MT. J. Lockwood, Train Master ot the Southern Pacific railway, informs us of the death of MT. J. c. Prediger on train No. -emigrant-at Volcano station about l o'clock yesterday afternoon. The cause is unknown. but Is supposed to be consumption, which he heat of the desert may have hastened. The body will be brought to the city this morning early, when sn inquest will be held. Deceased was q member of a lodge of I. O. O. F. in Montana, and also a member of Los Angeles Lodge F * 4 M, No. F, of this city, by which he will be interred.-Los Angeles Her aid.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
IFir-t publication August r., lss3.l
 Notice for Publication.
IANnOrrILrarT

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS. AEIzoSA,
 August 18th. l--3 ' Notice is hereby gwen that the foi YSing nanei settler has nled notice Of his intention % make nnal proof m support of his claim. and that sad proof will be made before The &. si-ter and Receiver. Tucson. Arizona. on -e-tfii per 18th. A. D. iss3: Hugh White for the Wet hait Of the SEA of Sec. i0. Town v :. E. @l E- b 0 S K. NJ and names the following as hi- witness e=, VIZ: NJ. SAlesbury, of Benson, Arizona; and A. Burlington. of Benson. Arizona-
 BEN. N. THOMAS, Register. Pre-emptI0n No. si3- al' "
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Cattle stealing in Sonora.

Carlos Velasco of this place received the following letter from an acqualnt- ance. under date of the 23rd instant:
 FRONTIERS, Aug. 23rd, 1883. On the 2O.h instant report was brought to this place that the trail of a large herd of stolen cattle had been seen. The cattle Were taken tow ard Arizona. The cattle thieves were about six. The Mayordomo of my ranch tells me that about 200 head of my cattle are gone and also other cattle belonging to some of my neighbors.
 Upon receipt of the report taustlno Verdugo aud Capt. Julian Lopez, with ten State soldiers and six federal troops under the command of Lieut.. Garlbay started in pursuit of the thieves If l do not hear from them very soon l will have to go myself to find out more about it. The Indians continue depredating in the District of Moctezuma.
 CAYETASo SILvAs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Two South Bend ladies were au1lous to get their letters in the mail promptly, and in their hurry mistOok firp-alarm box that was carelessly left unlocked, for a corner lett5r-box. They opened the door and laying the letters inside, read the notice: Pull the hook once to give aa alarm" and taking it tor the signal to the pOst-Offce authorities to come and get the letters. proceeded to carry out the instructions by pulling down on the hook. The consequence was they were instantly surrounded by firemen with hose, nozzles, ladders and things, and were glad to apologize and retreat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Financial Notes.

Acting Postmaster General HaZen has approved design for the new 4-ceut postage stamps The stamp will con tain a bust picture of Andrew Johnson
 Five thousand men and 5000 teams are now employed in construction wO-b on the Rocky mountain division of the Canadian Pacific road, and affairs are being pushed with great energy and speed.
 Bullion receipts from the mines at the various offices in New York city for the week ended Aug. 3, amounted to Sl94, 000, against S22S,jOO for the previous week. The receipts from Jan. l, 1883, C date are $6,7l7,974.
 The Colorado Regisier-Call prints the following statistics of production o Clear Creek county for the first sil months of this year: Smelling ore sold S4SS. .I75; gold bullion, Si63.900: tailing- sold S2l9240; goldfrom United Gregory S35, COG; ore sent directly to smelling ant sampling works in Denver, Sj0,OO1 total Sl, ,25G,315. The total pr ductioi of Gilpin county for 1882 was S2,006,5lG and @ glance at the figures of the frs half of 1883 shows an increase of $50, GOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Official Records.
DEEDS.


 Chan Tin Wo to w A Dalton, lot ,, block -, sec ?, tp fl south. range l3 east of G. and 5. R. NJ, S30o J E Zimmerman to r L Austin, an undivided ] l5 interest in the Black Rock mine and millsite, 8.
 D. Burrows filed notices for the fol. lowing claims in the Cababi district with the County Recorder to-day: BrOwnell, King, Tunnel, Charleston, Fair View and Hickey mines.
 J. Andrews filed the following for Palmetto district: Grand Deposit, Bulia Wano and Andrews water right
 BRANDS. Horse and cattle brand and ear marks of F. L. Austin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
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To all who ere suffering from the sr- TOTS and indiscretioDs of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.. ] will send a recipe that will euro y0u, free of chgrge. This great remedy was discovered ny a missionary in South America. Send a sslf-addressed en- yelope to tLs Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York City. o31-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
VARIOUS QUACKS.
who-Eaeh with bis own Pet scheme CuI-
 tivate the Field Of Human Nature.

There have alvg-s been q1acks-isgal quacSs, theolos1cal quaczs, scientific quacks and medi- cal quacks. Some Of them are bland. oily fel- lows who argue and smile the world into beiiev- ing m their favorite but of humbag. Others ara psInpous and pre;entioas parasites But they make it pay. Men seen To love to be svIndiod, stipuiating only that it shall be neatly doge.
 The dear pubic are equally liberal Co the cleo tric and magnetic fraud. This fellow is @ senius in lls line He viiI put a magnetic belt around your waist. a magnetic necklace under your chin, or -it you cut with an entire smt of magnetic clothes, warranted Co serve the purpose of Ordi- nary garments, and at the same time co cure all diseases. from whoopiug-co1sh Go hssty con- sumption
 Most of these have no more electric or magnet ic power about them thsn resides iu woOlen blankets or in girlles of sackcloth. Ouiy when applied by an expert is electricity of tLe slight est use us a medicinal ageut, and even then is value IS grossly Oyer-stated. What is the strong est possible presumptive eyidance ma fago- of a particular remedy Clearly thas it should have been prepared by responsible persons of ackuow- ledged skill in the treatment of disease.
 Squarely on this fcundatiou stands BENSOS'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. Endorsed by 500 physicians, pharmacists. druggists and chemists, it needs no further apology nor intro ductiOn. It is the one and only true and tried external application. Quac<s of all kinds pay the Capcine the compliment of their dislike, as Satan is said to hate holy water.
 Look in the middle of the platter for the woId ~CAPCINE~ Price 25 cents.
 seabury X Johnson. Chemists. New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

.'The things which we enjoy are pass ing says Archbishop Leighton. Of course it is safer to pass, but 1t gets de- cidedly monotonous. If the Archbish op ouly knew the joy of scoOping in a big pot on a bob-tailed flush, he would take his chances once in while and make his ante good.-Cin. Saturday l Night
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

THE following curious sign Is kept be- fore the eyes of the public at the foot of a steamboat landing in Portland, Maine; "No passes gwen to tramps. Do not take the trouble to ask for them. In those days were no passes given. Search the Scriptures. Thou shalt not pass Numbers, xx., IS. Suffer not a man to pass.-Judges, ill.,, 2S. The wicked shall no more pass.-Nahum, l., 15. None shall pass.--Isaiah, xxxiv., To- This gen. eration shall not pass.-Mark, xiii, 30 Though they roar yet can they not pass Jeremiah, V, 22. So he paid the fare thereof and went.-Jonah, l., g." We reproduce the above with the hope Ii may catch the eye of General Crook or Captain Crawford, that they may fortify themselves with holy writ against issu. Ing passes to the Apaches on the reserv- atiOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Lr EIsr.tr'. ssHt.u I;aIssm No. Cures '. r..l md .'a-H-, Sores on the ".. ...ItEr ta'arrn, dlseased - ."f 1T. ..r 'Irw- Of tas jLsease f.r-.. -a."H u.r lrt,ir. E.. ..Hu.. Golden i;ai~au So- 9 Cures
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 .r-. ,..rratet Throat, Syp4ll . ....H. n.H.. and grluIrites ail dis, From s.H tam. whether caused by bad -..H.".T Hr .HH-"s uI mercury, leaving The ..uHf rr.H rrt healthy. Price, S'.oo per L. tsI.El..- Golden spanish Antidots for trs .a-. .' .tHrnr-.aa. Nlaat, otc- Price, es 300 DOT .oI.ic.
 Le El. Hau. Golden spanish Injection. a .I. -.rI.. rnrr sf g5'-et. Structures, Diseases Hrr and biallsr etc. Price. sl.Se psr .n.fI.
 La Eiraau. Golden Ointment for the effec- ue a.-- 1f 5spal.i-c Sores and Eruptlons- Trtr-. 70 DOT bottle tIla ---.- -rr Ir Hichau'> Golden Pills Tor ...ssH .1s of Ihy-Icsl powers. and all Ha arising from rbI-s and excess and 0..-aH.r Price. s5.gp DOT Box Son. .-er.v..ra C.. O. p.. securely packed per rrr--
 C. g. RICHARDS S co. Agents.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Bill Nye, he of the Baramie LoOmer- ang, # is said, is going to bud himself onto Chicago journalism. 'Twon't do, William; those fellows will never catch onto your wild western ways of editing. Besides, Chicago Is SO much nearer sea level than Laramie that the whisky does not fire the muse and cause the brain to throb with divinity as it does in the higher altitude of Laramie. And then Chicago, like Rome, has grown corrupt with age. SensualIty dulls the intellect Stick to the Rockies, with their morality ana whisky pure ss the virgin snow that crowns their summits. and you will be happy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Arizona News,

The Huachuca water of Tombstone will raise their water rates to families from S3 to si per month after the lst of September.
 The examination of the supposed stage robbers was concluded Saturday evening last, the defendants being held over for the action of the grand jury. Their bail was fixed at $500, each, in default of winch they were ordered keyt iu the GUS oiy of ;he sheriff Prescott Cour- fer.
 President Eddy writes that Mr. F E. Ayre, the great lumber man at Flagstaff offers to take stock to ;he amount of SlG0,000 in the Arizoaa Mineral Belt R. R, if the junction with the \. and P. road IS madeat Flagstaff Globe Chron- icle.
 James Henry, butcher for Kelly and Speedy, was sun n-struck to-day about II o'clock while out after hogs, and was brought to town, arriving about three o'clock, but lived not more. than three quarters of an hour after arriving, hay ing died about quarter to four this even- inc.-Phoenix Herald, Aug 27th.
 The Grand Canal Company paid it's first dividend last Saturday. It was S20 per share, aggregatiug S2,0O0. After payment Of he dividend there was a surplus of S376.J6 left in the treasury. This is the first dividend ever paid by any canal company in tLe valley Phoenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

The total receipts from customs at New York during the month of July last were S2l, ,y09, ,23O. as against Sl9, 99,737, collected from the same source during the same month of last year, This shows an increase of S95s, ,653 ID the first month of the new tariff law.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Sulphur Springs, Colorado, is a health resort where two weeks ago mob took four men out and shot them. The idea of n health resort ID Colorado IS a place where man has never time to get sick before he dies with his boots on HRwkeye.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

A CONSOLIDATION of the Postal, Amer ican, and Bankers and Merchants Telegraph companies IS spoken of here, among telegraph people, as being al- most certain. IL is stated that negotia- tions are now going on between the con- trolling parties Of these three lines, Tor the formation of Q powerful opposition to the Western Union company. Those who are skeptIcal about opposition lines predict that if the consolidation is ac- complished, the new company will be a second American Union.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Some of the Eastern papers, noticing the statement that Dr. Glenn was in debt at the time of his death to the amount of a million and quarter of dollars, jump to the conclusion that the estate Is bankrupt. This is not correGt for after paying all debts it will leave a surplus of a million or two. Such, at least, is the statement made by the exc cutors of the estate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

When the editor proposed and was accepted, he said to his sweetheart: "I would be glad if you would gIve me a klss," then, oteeTving her blush, be ad- ded, mot necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith" She could not resist that.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Hon Schuyler Colfax says he cannot approve President Arthur's course in re- fusing to pardon Sergeant Mason. He thinks that man has been punished suf- ficiently for his rash deed, and there IS no occasion to treat him as if he was a hardened and hopeless criminal We think Mir Coliax is about right. Mason has fully atoned for his rash act and bad marksmanship. The people should take hold of the matter and see that justice IS done him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

TIE trial of the robber James contin- ues to draw large crowds of people. and the little courthouse at Gallstin Is packed SO full from day to day that the number can only be varied by the avoir- dupois of the visitors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

D.s. BINTIE'S Eianes Remedy Neph- reticuui, cures sll slE5s oi Kidney and Bladder CoZp.aIl.s tiou0rrhCa. 6leet, Leucorrhos For sia rg on drugzists; a S bottle, SIX bottle fcrs5.
 DE. .LTNIIE-S paudeliou Pills are the besc gr cheapest DyspepsIa and BilIions cure iB Che --lrset For sala b9 all druggists. ield&N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

From a careful estimate the Territory of New Mexico now contains over six hundred thousand head of cattle, dIs- tributed as follows: Collar county. POO, 900: Mora, 5000; San Miguel, 90,OO0; Santa Fe. 5000; Taos, 10000; Ria Arri- ba, I5,OOO; Bernalillo. 20,0O0; Valencia, 5000: Socorro, 10000; Grant. 20,OO0; Lincoln, 60,OOO; Dons Ana, 10000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

GENERAL SEwELL, chief Of special agents in the internal revenue bureau, has been directed to detail men in a number of the larger cities to look after small hquor dealers, who may buy Tn quantities of four and a half gallons from different places in order to avoid the wholesale liquor tax. Information has been received by Commissioner Evans that the law IS beIng evaded ID Louisville.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Articles of incorporation were hled yesterday by the Catalina Milling Com pany. Capital stock SlO,OOO,OOo in shares of SlOO each. Dlrectors-James w. Burling, John D. La Monte. Claude l.. Smith. T. L. Stiles, E. W. Leonard, Sam uel W. Garretson, Robert Lloyd.-S. F.. Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Dr. Dr.SPINNEY, Ne 1T Kearny street san franci>eo, Gal. Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN IA HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W e I. tsof youthful fOllIes or lndiscretlOu, will ln well Co avail themselves ul ul-. the greatest boon ever laid at the altar uf suffering humanity. Dr. SpINNEI VIII guarantee -p iur- felt S-lu for every ease of Seminal Weakness ar prlvate disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails Go cure.
 MIDDLE-tCED TEN.
 There are many at the age of tllrty Co sirty wbo are troubled with too frequent evacuat1ou- of the bladder. orteu accompanied by a -.l-.ht sruartIng or burning sensation and % weakening of the system m a manner the patleut cannot ace -punt for. On examining the urinary trr,7its a r0py -eiiment will often he found. and some times small particles of albUmsu w-l appear. or the color wiil be of a thlu mlisish hue. HEllr changing Co a. dark and torpid sU1earaure, There are many men who t.H of tais t'1lcu!ty. ignorant of the rause. which is the -scuud s'u-s of seminal weakne-s. Dr. <. v1lI -u--grtsr @ psrfect cure iu all such eases. and g healthy re-- toratiOu of the geuIto-urinlry url1ir=.
 Office Hours-il to and Co S Sundays. from 10 to II a. m Consultation free. Thorough ez- aulration and a.ivice. Si.
 Call or address
 DR sPINNEE A co.
 No I Kearnv sir aar Sgu Fr5fuOIseu. Gal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
The Meyer,s Case
The following document was filed to day with the County Recorder:

The following document was filed to- day with the County Recorder:
 In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arl- zona in and for the county of Pima, Joseph Hoffman. plaintiff vs. Joseph E. Fulton, ct al., defedants.
 Whereas, by an order made by the undersigned commissioner Of said court on the 23rd day Of August, 1883, ID the above entitled action Leo Goldschmidt and Selim II. Franklin were appointed receivers in said action with the powers Tn sand order conferred,
 And whereas among other things said receivers were by said order directed to administer in accordance with the provi- sions thereof, the trust created in and by that certain assignment for the benefit of creditors referred to in said order and Tn the complaint in said action,
 And whereas said plaintiff by his at- torneys has asked for modification of said order as hereinafter set forth and good cause appearing therefor,
 IL Is ordered that said order appoint ing raid receivers aui defining their powers and duties IS hereby modified so as to permit, empower and instruct said receivers to enter into and retain the sole and exclusive possession, custody and control of all of the property re- feFred to and described in the assign ment set forth in the complaint in said action, and to do all acts and things necessary for the complete care and preservation thereof, to take full and complete inventory of all property SO coming into their possession, and to hold the said property us such receivers dur ing the pendency of this action, subject to further order of said court or the judge or commissioner thereof.
 Dated August 27, 1883.
 F. W. GREGG, Commissioner Of the District Court of the First Judicial District, Arizona Territory, in and for Pima county.
 Attest true copy of the original or der on file in said court.
 L. $. WILLIAMS, Clerk. Seal By J. A. ANDERSON, Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
sad Journey.

Mrs. Clayton, daughter of the late Judge Black left this morning for her i'd home in the east. During the time of Judge Blacks sickness, Mrs. Clayton was at Fort Apache with her husband who is a paymaster in the army. By some unaccountaule delays in receiving mail from the east, she did not learn of the serious illness of her father in time to reach his bedside before he breathed his last. Mr.. Black has been an iuvali tor several years past and her daughter gees Co her to be with her and comfort her in her hour of bereavement. The good wishes and sympathy of all our people follow Mrs. Clayton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

Presume you wrote to your wife that y0u went to church Sunday, just the same as when she was at home.-Lov. Cit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

I-rrrr.r.-e. Erhsurst Vitality. Premature De cIirr and f.8~S OF WANHOOD, in all its complications. and from whatever cause producei Iterriches and purhes the blood
 Stoan--faa4 ths Nerves. Braiu. Mu-cles. Diges- tinu. I..nru iur.lTs 0r--au-, and Physical and Mental f-egiU.s. Ir stops auy unnatural debil- ItI-Iu ar.ll ulur -.s -g-t .-Il, preventing iEVoL uur1rv t...s.s H.a5EGarIus drcaH'S seminal losse5 with tlr urtur etc.. SO des' -l7t Co uIuf. and body. ir "a sure riinina pi all KIDNEY AtU BLADDER COMPLAINTS h contains ru iuilslous ingredients. To those >unoriuc from thr evil effects or youthful indf-rTcfioGr Or cNCc~-ess q speedy thor
 oU=l and rtrlnancut GRE lS GIikAN- HE'D. Price E..ID per bottle. or i've bottiee m es..r vffh -uif directions and advice, SIO
 Sent a..ur. From observation to any address up
 OF ra-r-ur of r.H.rs. ar C. O. D To be had ouly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
L. S. WILLIAMS, Clerk. Seal By J. A. ANDERSON, Deputy.

Colonel B. F. BIvins, of Gunsight- Sententrlon memory, has been sued by a Miss Jennie Ball, ct al, of San Fran cisco, for S25,0OO for services rendered It seems that the doughty colonel has been seeking unto wizards that peep and mutter, and not unto the lIving God. The latter would have been without money and without price. but when old Nick comes round he charges heavily for all consultations. The colonel will probably learn the theological difference by the time the suit is ended Miss Jennie Ball and her friends are spiritual mediums. They were consulted by the colonel in refer ence to certain mInins properties, and now claim the above amount.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

The London Salvation Army is SlOO.- 0O0 out of pocket. which comes of sup: plying salvation free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

The Florence Enterprise evidently thinks it ca poor rule that won't work both ways" It says: "We would advise the citizens of the San Pedro precinct to take prisoner every Indian they find off the reservation and bring them down to the county jail. If whites can not cross the imaginary reservation line without being subjected 10 the indignity and inconvenience of being arrested, insulted and dragged down to San Car los by brrech-clouted savsges who can not speak English, the Indians should certainly be treated to the same style of persecution"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01

THERE t a general complaint from the press of Arizona, regardless of poli- ties, in reference to Delegate Oury's inactivity as member of Congress. His first term was attended with no good for the Territory, and when he returned, asking for the office just once more, '' promising never to be in the way again, voters should have rejected him because of utter fai ure during his first term.- Miner. We shall need DO further prom ises from NIT. Cury mot to be in the way again." He evidently knew what he was about when he made that prom ise. H. i7 in nobody's way any more, and wogld not have been elected the second term if there had been any op- posing candidate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
Hear What the Deaf SaI!

IL has performed a miracle m my case. l havo no mccarthy noises in my head. and | hear much better.
 I have been greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped great deal-thInk Rn- other bottle will cure me.
 "Its virtues are UNQUEs- -IOSknIE and Its CU- RATINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE AS rHE WRITE, CAN PER-OSALLV TESTIFY, HoIH FROM EVFFi.l- ESCE AND OBSERVATION. Nute at ourr Co HN- LOCK G JENNET. 2 Dey ssres-. New York, ercios- inl. <I0. and you will rHCeivH by return a rpmedy that will enable you to hes.r lNa anybody else. and whose curative effect vilI os prrEa- ne1t. lou will meyer regret duut g -r- EDIruu MERCANTILE HEyIEv.
 sfT-To avoid lo-s Iu the malls, pl-a-r send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HtELOGk & IINNEh, pcVsI.a.Y. sole al,ert- for Ame-Icl- ally