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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
The Panago Chief.

This mine is located in the Quiiotoa mountains, 50 miles southwest of Tue son and three miles west of Covered Wells, and about fifteen miles from the Davis-McKsy mine. The rockis awhite quartz, containing free milling ore that averages $50 per ton in gold and silver. One ledge is from l5 to 90 feet wide and another from S to F feet wlde. The company will run crosscut on the lOO- foot level. This morning Messrs F. w. Voll, of San Francisco, and Andrew Weeks. the superintendent, left for the mine. They took with them 4,6OO feet Of lumber to build a hotel for the men and $500 worth of provisions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Newspaper Influence.

4 striking instance comes to the sur
 face occasionally showing the mighty
 influence newspapers exert, because of
 being the quickest and best medium for
 the conveyance of information to the
 people. The press has superseded the slower method of oratory because
 thousands read the newspapers where
 scores listen to the rOEtrum or the pull
 pit. That IS where the great secret of Its success lies. A newspaper published
 m new territory Is the greatest power
 for good, because 1t disseminRtes intelh-
 gence abroad, and attracts the attention
 and presence of the most desirable class
 uf people, namely, those who read. and
 act In accordance with the experience of
 the past and the light of the present.
 It Is always this class of people who
 are enterprising, who are the workers
 in the great human hive. These thoughts
 are suggested by reading a letter re- ceIved yesterday by Coroner E. J.
 Smith from C. F. kunhardt, yachting
 editor Of the Forest and Stream, a sport ing journal published ID Now York city. Mr. Kunhardt encloses 8 clipping from
 the CITIZEN If September 15 about the gold fsh-hooks discovered by Mir. Smith ID South America, and asks for information about mining, etc. Mir Smith will answer hls inquiries person ally. The vast good the CITIZEN and the other papers of Arizona thus do is iacalculable. The land of the Virgin Queen IS fas settling mp with an intel lIgent race of people, the flower of the flock, the creme de la creme, the elite, the picked of otber iauds, both physical ly and mentally; and If ID a few years, Arizona does not stand at the head of the rank of states it vii be because his tory will fail to repeat itself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

Word comes to us of the death ot Thomas Moses. formerly of Tombstone. It is said that while working at the San ia Elma mill, near Deliciss, he was stricken with the fever and went to the latter place for treatment, where be died. Judge Moses Is well known here having been ID ibe saloon business for some tlr3s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Death Of Printer.

Yesterday afternoon, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Nelson Bruen died of con- sumption. The deces-ed came to Den yer about four months ago in condi- ton that showed too plainly hI5 chances of recovery to be small. Ever since his arrival be has been confined to his bed almost continually. He was unacquaint- ed in Denver, and little is known of his relatives, if he had any living The Typographical Union secured him a pleasant room and the best of treat ment during his illness at the Sisters Hospital, and some of Denver's kind ladies often visited and comforted him in bis sickness.-Denver Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

Florence Enterprise: The stockmen on the San Pedro are busy rounding up their stock and branding calves. The increase has been large and unless the cattle men should sell of a very large number Of beef steers before the assess ment for 1884 shall be made, the stock valuation of that year will nearly double that of this season.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Notice 10 Tdx-Payers,

SHzRIFr's OFFICE, TUcsoN, !
 Pima Co.,, Sept. l3, 1883.
 You are hereby notified that the Territorial and County Taxes for the year A. D. 1885 are now due and payable at my office in the city of Tue son. They will become de- on and after Decem- Der 10th, A. D. 1885, at six o'clock p. m.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

In the Superior Court of Los Angeles County last Wednesday, there were six civil suits, and the following criminal cases; 2 carrying a deadly weapon; murder; l accessory to murder; 8 burg laries; attempt to commit burglary, and 3 divorce cases, and this, too, right where the courts are always open, and there IS practically but little of the laws delays If any court in Arizona could show such a record what a cowboy" ot 8 cry vould Dc raised.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

FROM Judge Sheldon's charge 70 the
 grand jury of PinHl county Octohl- Sth
 VIC extract the following paragraphs:
 And now gentlemen, to you the peo- | pie of this community have right Co l look to take the inclplent but necess ry
 steps towards such reforms us will ID i the end free this county from crime and criminals, and secure to society peace
 and prosperity and to every person his ] individual right and equality before the
 law. Your oath requires you to present
 DO one from malice, hatred or ill will, nor to leave any unpresented through
 fear, favor, sifectiontor hope of reward
 Let me impress 1pOu you, gentlemen,
 the full importance and binding force Of
 this obligation, and in accordance with
 the proper and intelligent compreheu-
 sion of its true meaning, 1 charge yOu
 to inquire into ana investigate carefully,
 thoroughly and completely all offences
 against the law and peace of the county,
 of every description whatever, whether
 committed by persons in the higher and
 more influential walks of society, or by
 those who tread the humber paths,
 whether perpetrated by men in oflicIal
 station ID whom have been reposed in.
 portRnt public trusts, or ty those who are engaged in the ordinary vacations
 of life. It IS further the duty Of each
 individual grand juror who may have personal knowledge of the commission of public offence against the laws, or facts which tend to show that such an offence has been committed, to disclose 1t to his associates and they will act upon the information thus communicated as if presented to them in the first in- stance by the distrlct attorney.
 In new Territory like this, whose en- ! tire population IS made up of people ! from various States and countries, tran l sitlons are sudden, rapid and at times | violent. IL IS not the part of wisdom to l rely too implicitly upon the tranquility of | the past for the security of the future | An Irruption of the lawless uen, before | the citizens are scarcely aware of their | presence, may transform order into tur- bulence and riot, and bloodshed may prevail where the serenity and benei | cial influence of peace had heretofore | spread her mantle. Hence the impOr- | tance of constant and unceasmg vigi- l lance on the part Of every one connected | with the administration of the law, and | the prompt and vigorous appliance of l every legal remedy, to the end that good l government may bs maintained and the | chaotic condition and evil and pernicous | effects resulting from unlicensed liberty l and unbridled vengeance be averted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

MT. s. NJ Allis will start in a few days for Maiden, Massachusetts. his old home, for two months visit. NIT. Alhs has not seen his family for three years. During this time he has been so Occu- pied sealing the mountain tops and tra- versing the sandy plains upon surveys and prospecting for mines that be has not found time until the present to leave. His friends here wish him pleasant visit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
4 Card.

To sll who gre suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretioDs of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send s recipe that will CUTS 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, Station D, New York City. o3l-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

The Grand Jury has adjourned sine die. There has been thirteen indict- ments found and a number ignored. The Committee have reported favorably to sll the officers. It was by unanimous consent the best Grand Jury Pinsl col1- ty has ever had. The business oi the Court progresses rapidly, and Judge Sheldon has already satisfied all psrtles that he is an experienced, learned and impartial Judge, of all which IS of mes timable importance 10 lawyers, clients, jurors and the people."-PlnaI Drill
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Fort Lowell.

Only the brave deserve triumph, and only those who possess courage to drlve out to Fort Lowell can realize how thor oughly pleasant are the weekly Woines- day evening receptions. The genuine welcome and the frank and earnest cor dlallty exhibited by the ladies and of- tcers render a visit specially attractive and delightful. The very informalIty of the occasion adds 6 charm to the social event, pleasing as commendable. To be present once is to deplore your absence thereafter. The following was the pro- gramme last evening: l-March Greet ing to Emsl Lieb big; 2-OvertuTe (Le Chevalier Breton) Herman; 3-alocking Bird (violin solo), Worbes; 4-Song (Have 1 Your Loyel Suppe; 5-PoloH- aise Con panionl Catlin. The above was followed by 6 short programme Of dances.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

We are in receipt of letter from a gentleman of Montroz, Colorado, who says he can furnish six or eight heavy freight mule teams for the winter to re- sponsible parties. He will hire or sell them. Any parties who are desirous of obtaining such teams will call or address this office, and we will place them ID communication with the gentleman
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

It is reported that the Prescott Jour nal is to be removed to this city where it will be run as a radical republican journal in the interest of the present administration. United States and Terri tnriRI=PhenlX Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

TUcsoS, A. T., Oct. IS, 1888. To the Honorable Board Of Superyi- sOrs Of Pima coun;y-GENTLEM In accordance with your instructions, We have inspected the boundary line be- tween Pinal and Pima counties, as con- tracted tO be run and marked by Paul Rlecker under contract of July, 1883. None of the posts and monuments seen by us on the line were set according to the conditions of the contract. We, therefore, condemn the whole line
 Respectfully,
 GEORGE ROsKRUGE,
 County Surveyor of Pima county.
 GUsTAvUs Cox,
 Surveyor of Pinal county Paul Riecker informs us that while there may be post here and there that was not firmly set in the ground, there Is cause for lt-that he was unable to set such post firm on account of the rock. Mir. Iiecker thinks also that the parties who made the examination are unduly preiudIced against him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

J. E. Dixon, proprietor of the Russ house, returned last evening from the Tucson mine at ArivBcR One specimen of ore weighs about forty ponds and is speckled all over with gold and has large streaks of horn silver running through it. All day long there have been a crowd of visitors to look st the xopaertul sighti
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

". c. Foster, for long time identi- fed with the mercantile house of l. Bashford & Co.,, of Prescott, IS in town, and makes his home with hls old friend, Under Sheriff Cordis, while be remains in Turzon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

Here is another effect of our hot-bed forcIng system of education:
 Elder Sister-Come, Maude, tell me the Color of this Pretty Flower and its Name.
 Maude-Color? Why, the same tint as the Nose belonging to that objection able Aged Person whom our poor Wid- owed Mater thought it to marry re- gently, viz: Red-distinctly Redl Its name, Of course, is Popaver, or Poppy from Papa the Celtic word for Pap beng called so because It is given to Infants with their Food as a Narcotic. Shall We take a few specImens of the Plant home to drop into Pspa-ln-Law' 8 Cruel tonight? He's in his Second ChildhOod--Punch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

4 lady had ID her employ an excellent girl who had one fault. Her face was always in @ smudge Mrs. - tried to tell her to wash her face without offend ing her: and at last she resorted to strat- ecy. DO you know, Bridget" she re- marked in a confidential manner, that If you wash the face every day in hot water and soap 1t will make you beautifully Will it:' answered Bridget. Sure it's a wonder that ye niver tried 1t yerself, ma'm-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

The s-s-st-st-stut-stut-s is the m-m-m-man who b-b-b-breaks his vor- wor-wori.-N. '. Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
MARRIED.

BRUNDAGE- E-SMALLwOOD-In Iuc.ou, Octo. Der i7. lss8. bY Rev. G. H Adams. Ml-s I sleu q. Small wood and Marshall J. BruEGace. SMITH -KEAYS-Ir Silver City. .. N october l3, iss3. Miss keays snd Geo. E. Smith
 BORN. LOWELL-In Silver City. V M.. October g. lss3. 70 the wife Cf l. l.. Lowell. a sOr.
 DIED. SCHOENEBURG-In Tucson. October I5. ls-3. Louis SchOeueburg. aged about e years. MADERO-In Tucson, October l5. lss3. Manuel Madero. aged 75 years. BRIGGI-In Tucson. October i5. lss3. in iuut child of Mr. szd Mrs. F. Briggy aged is months. WILTS-In Bisbee Arizona. October IT, ls-3 AHnIe L0Irain. infant daughter of Alr. and Mrs. Wllts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

Pedro Aguirre will have 8 rOdeo ct Ariysca on the 20th instant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
K. H. PAUL, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Justices of the Peace.

THE CITIZEN OFFICE HAS THE FOL A lowing blanks put up m packages of 29 each. Tho f1-1.- are iu conformity Co the statutes of srza-a.
 C-5lllaal Action Twenty Complaint Criminal, l Warrant os Arrest. 9l Subpoena, % Commit aeu-.
 Ar-ion-Tweuty summons. 2OCOmplaints -r C aims and delivery of Personal Property. sO Uula-t-lslu-s on CiaIm and Delivery of Personal Property, ZJ A1iidayits for Attachment. 3l Under -.uee ou Attachment. D Write Of Attachment, I Ereru-i1us. 2l Acknowledgement, 10 Ac- ,-av.a Judgments with Wife 20 Mining Locations. ll Paac3 i1rds. 70 Stipulations on Appeal. Price Cor alrzaea g, which Is less than half the prics -a-- Cor ths same blanks if purchased in San Ir-a-eo- Sent c. O. D., or by mail on receipt Hf E. Address
 wv. HAYWARD. Mansssr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

Ethel-"I can't see what Maud can see in that ugly, awkward Captain Heavitree.'
 Madge-"My dear, it's becoming per- fectly absurd. Only think The gsrdi- ner told the cook yesterday that be hoped the Cautain would stay for sr- other fortnight, for positively there was no necessity to roll the gravel walks while they kept peTpetually promenad- ing up and down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

.rlrl.-ucy Exhauted Vitality, Premature De -ll-sal Loss OF MANHOOD. In all it's complications. and from whatever cause urudured. lt enrIchss and purihes the blood --..le etaana the NsrTes. Brain. Mu-clss, Diges- la-. Reproductive Organs. and Physical and Mental Faculties. 10 stops any unnatural dsbIl- -r-.--- dram upon the system, preventing invoL rErtr- l0ssez. GehlItauug dreaTs. seminal
 l-- ~I-l the uriu8 etc.. 60 destt -sfIVe Co
 md erd body. lt Is a sure cllmlna-or of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It .H-rafus no injurious ingredients. To those .gdgriu- from Inc evil effects Of youthful iu-l1aeEc lions or eNre>-es. a speedy. thor
 Hu.n and permanent CURE N GIAKAN- tsED. prIce S2.5O per bottle. or i've bottles
 r -s-a. with fuil directions and advice sIO
 ,Hlt secure from observation Co any adu-ess up- Ha receipt ol price, or c. c. D To be had ruly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

his Gre st Strc n gth enin < Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the legIti- ma:e result of over twenty years of prac
 ucal experience. and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN I1 Nervous and Phy- sicai Debility. Semi nal Weakness. SpsT- ruatOrrhua, Prosta- fBrrhU.a furrss1pua
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

AS Co Purity and MhOesOmeness of the Royal Baking POvTer package Powder purchased in m open market and nd composed of and wholesome rsdsHt c0 eiI pno7pa-ie7- l. C. LovE, TloyalBa
 4 Q ~I have enel package of Royal Baking purchased myself ora LENIY MORTON, package fvbc hi & Royal a att American a the country fug from physicians, B. Health a over he work.
  Po"trs shown by Chemical experiments selr Acne
  Prof. Powder u5.-I than ordinary economical besides fv taee of better Baking convince uy far minded person of
 obe of deere,
  ting that tLey have value Al powders stlg avoided a 8
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
DR. C. D. SALFIELD,

efG !. carney Street, san Francisco, Cal "o-sul-auous strictly confidential. by lsrtes
 -. lllcs FREE. For the convenience of pa r.H .-. and m order Co insure perfect secrecy. I .-rH adopted a priVate addreHs. under which all l1. llEcz 4-a forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

-.s-t to show i.s merit. Eill be sent to any Hs applying by letter. stating his symptoms .-.- a1s. Communications strictly confidential.
 dlkW-tH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bakers Mining Horse Power

THE MOST EFFICIENT AND pRACrIcAI.
 Il lLtc-Lne ever invented for the service of tip-itelufs and others requiring the use of . hpfs--toH Possessing all the rsquirements '- i-ls- c-a-s7 L"l-t and atorJing means for the COZ utlluous operation of a Pump or Blower 1ifh out interfering with hoisting spparatas.
 ii is made entirely of Iron. no r,ie,.a v-aisybs over %5O pounds. At the oruinsry -need of a horse huJ-pound bucket of ore may be raised ttc complete control of the man at the shaft snd ls capable of carrying 300 feet of tive-sighths -,e.l rope. The cost Of erection is slight ss two a'1 "a hzh a day can easily put it in place rec. for work
 a--e tlIs power Is more particularly for min '-s purposes. it Is equally adapted Co all other g-- where lmal power IS required. szS-SEND FOR fIREFrIAR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Pacific iron Works,

RANKIN, BRAYTON < CO. san Frlnei-co. Chicago and New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20
Surveyors Report.

Tucson, October l9, ISs3.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-10

Burlington, Vt. Jan. 70, lsS2
lhaye used Downs Elixir for forty years.
anu consider it a safe and valuable meX
one IN ali cases Of coughs. ooids and for
any pulmonary trouble.
Always fall hack on this old remedy
""en tie symptoms are alarming, and II
"~S never disappointed me.
IRA SHATTUCk.
'tEN CouNrEE.-The 5 and 10 cent cpnn-
~s continue to run full blast. We desire
Ahh"ano to our Thousand of patrons "a
'"e ? pnlar 5 aud 10 ceat counters that in
@H'"'pa'lon Of another big rush for these
extremely cheap goods. We have again laid
III an enormous stock for oour week Ev-
e'Foody coming 10 court will do well u
'OoN Over our cheap counters. - they will
"snre to Ind something they want. Msny
oi these goods cannot be obtained any
where else in the county. and AL TIE good:
Se sold al less prices than sold in Other
s'o7s. Remember the 5 cent pun raor,
goods, better goods and greater variety.
Cook & BEEEIrs.
6E READY FOR loUR SPRlxG WoRK--
por friend Frank Gaui has gone east ON 4
hsF TO get on to the latest styles in his line
la-ce deoorsiion- He proposes 10 take in
NsS York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
Washington. and viii visit all the noted ar
Establishments 81 che cities named. Mr.
1asi IS & hEe man, and believes IN keepins
up 70 The times, and justly rates as anon.
'ae inst OF our decorative artists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-10
MARRIED.
A.G. DAVIS.
Postmaster.

RH0ADS-LONG On the 3ist of De
cember, 1882, at the Lutheran parsonage, by
Rev. J.. F. Shearer, Mr.. jeremiah Rhoads to
Miss Emma NJ. Long, both OF the vicinity
of Somerset.
HILT0N-SPAUGY.-0n the 9Th of JAN
uary, 1883, at the Glade House, by Rev. J,
F. Shearer, Mr.. A. II. Hilton, formerly OF
Lancaster, Pa, and now of Ligonier, and
Miss Rebeeca c. Spaugy, of Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-10
TKrsurr OF REsrrcr.-

TRIHUrE OF RESPECT
WHEREAS, il has pleased Almighty God :,
remove from us by death, orr esteemet
brother. Past Grand, Franklin C. Sampsell
therefore be it
Rcsoirea, That in the death of Brothe
Sampsell this Lodge has lost one of its mos
active and jealous members, the communir,
a worthy citizen and his family a lovins
husband and parent.
Reselsed, That TIE members of this Lodg,
do deeply sympaihize with the family %
their deceased brother in this hour Of theil
affiiction and bereavement.
Reselse,i, That the members of the Lodge
attend the funeral in a body. that the Lodge
room be draped in mourning and that tn,
brethren wear the usual badge for thirty
days.
Resoired, That a copy of the foregoing res
olutions be presented to the family of ouI
deceased brother, and that the same be pub.
lished in the county papers.
Submitted in F. L. & T.
WASHINGTON MEGAHAS,
JOHN j. SPANGLER,
WIN. II. WELFLEY.
Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-10
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Henry Sipe. late oS Jsuser township,
deceased.
Letters az administration On the above estate
hating Teen granted 70 the Undersigned By the
PREFER authority, notice IL hereby given TO those
Indebted TO the saio estate 70 make immediate
assinstit topresent them duly authenticated for
settlement al the tate residence OF the deceased
on Saturday, the 2aih day Of February, tsa
MICEAA IPE
EkCaA I'll n. SlPE-
jamie Administrations
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-10
NOTICE

Est2te Of Esther Casebeer. late Of Soners,. Dor.
ocxh. Somerset Co. Pa, decd
Letters testzDentary on tse above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned, BY
the proper authority. notice Is hereby given
10 those Indebted 20 II 20 mike imnetLzfe pay
please present them duly authenticated COR SET
tieDent on Tnursd y, the 18th day Of February,
ISIS. At the otsre Of H. l. Baer. In Somerset
Pa
H. BAER.
lan1o Executor