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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
The New Lumber Yard.

Nessrs. A. D. Otis x Co.,, the Pioneer lumber merchants of this city, are mak-
 ing preparations for conducting the bus
 iness on an extensive scale. Hitherto ! their yard has been attached to their ! place O! business on Pennington street. ] The yard from the beginning was ad- ! Judged too small. but not until the pres 1 enj season did the pressure of business 1 force them iuto larger quarters.
 The uew yard, 10 x200 feet square. is situated near tIe raj, i,road. between the sIdeuce of Col Bean and the ware room O. V. 5. Hooper ,S Co. and Is be- ing rapidly filled up with the best Of Eastern lumber, which. by carpenters and users of lumber in general. is con sidered tO be harder and more durable
 than that of California growth.
 The company purpose { furnish lum
 Der of any kind needed. fill all orders
 large or small, of any shape and size to
 smt the purchaser. Office and stables
 have already been constructed. The
 supply of lumber on uand IS now large
 and Is in s.ze being augmented by the
 dm'v arrival Of several carloads. Min
 CTS, millmen and builders will find 1t to
 tneIr interest to examine the lumber iu
 question before purchasing elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Red Rock.

EDITOR CITIZEN: The mines ID thi. section are looking very well at present The St. Louis owned by the Messrs Stout and Roger boys, has a shaft dowr about one hundred feet with a tuune run to tap if near the bottom. From the shaft about two hundred tons ol good ore have been taken. The ore i, worth on an average about eighty dol lars per ton. There are al least five hundred tons of like quality ore in sight.
 The Solida mine near by, owned bv some Frenchmeu is also showing up finely.
 In this district there are many rood claims, among them may be noted the Meadow Valley III which l, myself an in terested. We have one shaft down one hundred feet, another twenty feet and still another of ten with ore in a Ior them that will run from ten to five hun dred dollars per ton.
 To any one caring to purchase mines. thls district offers good opportunities, that are not common to other places Eventually We will have a boom and then properties will rate higher. l. will he impossible to Ike p stIll much longer. Our mines have ID -.it and are located simultaneously for cheap working.
 But little mine jumping has been done of late, lnas much as the miners have kept their assessment work pretty well up. There IS 9wever, a party here with plenty of cap ll. but instead Of buyng mines and paying legitimatel, for what he gets, he hangs around and jump, poor miners claims whenever op- portunity offers. More Anon.
 MINER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
The Park Theatre.

The Park Theatre still'holds it's proud position gs a first class place of amuse ment. and nightly presents to ful houses a galaxy Of talent not to b, equaled iu any theatre between St. I.oui. and San Francisco.
 Much credit is due to the proprietor T. r. Patterson and manager J. Bignou for their supplying a long felt want in Tucson a vel! regulated place of enter. tainment.
 Morton and Cassidy in their Tighten Ing changes and deutschland specialities are copied by many, but excslled by none.
 Misses Mabel Pearl, Eleanor Tender son, hlttle Norton and Fanny Healey form quartette in their special lines of acting seldom seen in metropolitan cities
 Walter Phwnix as a Eoat song and dance artist has uo equal on the Ameri- can stage.
 Bignon and Brewster must be seen to be fully appreciated in their portrayal of Negro life ''away down South in Dix i ."
 Ovatlons Of applause nightly greet the appearance of Zach actor on the stage. which speaks well for the discriminate lng and cultivated taste Of the play vo- ing people of Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Oddities.

Dead men tell 10 tales. The obltu- ary-wrIters do that service for them.
 Never coEnt yOur chicken before it IS catched.-New Orleans Picayune.
 If you want to make ared-headed man love you. speak of him as a sandy-com- ple1ioned gentlemah.-Boston Tran script.
 The shop-keepers who do not succeed are those who make up in price what thty lack m pOliteness.-New Orleans Picayuue-
 A marriage notice ID the Elmira Ad- vertiser tops of in this way: "No cards, DO cake, no flowers, no presents and DO bOdy's busIness.'
 Necessity IS the mother Of Invention; Laziness Is the father of Necessity: so Laziness is the grand parent Of Inven- tion.-Lowell Citizen.
 Young men you may turn over a new leaf" that's very easily dure. But you cant tear out the old one Burlington Hawkeye.
 Speak gently to your servant girls verily she has the power to ruin you by letting the water run and the gas burn far intn the night--Lovsu Citizen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
.nfir. nr En-rrIlur..

T'u IHOS. N ORG AN OE 4H0ri- CLAIMING under hIm l.'g arc he--ls uurl-i ...t T- lave xpeudet one hundred t1lllr- .. .aIUr .r. improvements upon fn- D. .t H1Tr-. lltr.r v r.H.r.. tuaied in tue P-t-g1aia Mining blsraer .lrr. county. g.. T.. and recorded AgrIi -L i-s. 2, page sl3. .u order to hold sand lr.l.i-H- ....- der ths provisions uf -ectIDu -s-f taEl-r.l -..-- ute~ of Che lulrei State-, beng tl- amount r.- 4ulre,i Go hold tte sure for -lr gear rlu.l- ...- c-mbe~ 3i-t. l--s. And If within r.ra-- .#. after thi- notice by publication. su- .ll- ar ' .s- fn contribute Iuur urouUrtrl- U. ucull-ure as c1-pwuer. VI fl cost o. ...- ..F tl-eUent. your interest iu tha -sli e.a.- come the property or tEe sut--rI 1e-- -la -.. [ -ecJlou z11i. fOgr p-ouor-r.1 ut -.-.' s.-lsa.i- ture ls tlIrty-three a2-li'. i1.Ia--.
 tH.-. Uh-fHEa. ia3i 3m h. uENAr- h.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
ASSaying.

Mir. c. R. Wores, whose assaying ofic, Is at lO6 Camp street, gives the following instructions to parties sending sampl., of ore by mail, wlich are good. aue should in all eases be strictly adhered to. "ln sending samples by mall wrar them up m paper boxes or sacks ss cUrely, and put no writing inside of the package. Mark your name or initials on the outside. If a package contains more than one sample, number them with figures, and in a separate letter or postal card give instructions as to what metals you wish each number assay ed for. Write name and address plainly. Seud money by Pcstoliice order or reg istered letter"
 Parties wishing to check his work can get portion of the pUlverized sample for two months after the assay is made. When submitted to any reliable assayer. II the "check does not conform with the orlglnal assay he will pay all charges Of having check assay made and charge nothing for hls work. In other words. he guarantees results correct in all cases, and useS the same care on each assay as he would if he was buying or selling the ore.
 Duplicate certificates furnished from his records free of charge. He will not glve one party the result of auother's assay, except when the party leaving the ore sends written order. See advert isement elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
News Items.

An expert gang of blackmailers are at work in Boston.
 Ex-Representative Orth left all his property to his wife.
 Boston gaslight Is furnished cOnsum- CTS for S4.S0 per thousand feet, SO says the Transcript.
 The pay of the trackmen on the Ulster and Delaware railroad has been re- duced from Sl.35 to Sl.l0a day.
 Mayor Low, of Brooklyn, recommends that in future the paving of the streets of that city shall be done with granite blocks.
 The Canada Northwest Land COmpa- ny started last July with the Duke Of Manchester as chairman. The Duke, put m merely as bait, has slipped out of the chair, leaving the shares, with Sl5 paid, at $3.75 discount.
 A Portland paper tells 8 story of a wealthy, but very parsimonious Maine man who, two or three days before his death, awoke in the evening. and, turn ing to the watcher at the bedside, asked: How much do they give you a nighty 1.-Two dollars and hRlf," was the reply. Well, you needn't come any more; l can't stand any such sum as that" and he didn't.
 There Is occasionally an outcroPping of Kuklu1ism in Georgia, even at this late day. One night last week party of four men, disguised with false or pastebOard faces, and with coats turned inside out. went to the cabin of negro named Sam Daniel, near Haw kinsville, and frightened his family, running his children out in the woods, where they stayed all night. The man and his fam lily refused to live upon the place any longer.
 An almost incredible instance of lost identity Is brought to light in letter written by a woman in Mexico, Ms souri. to a grocer ID Detroit. She married and moved away, and now, on account of the death or removal of all the persons she knew years ago, she IS unable to prove by documentary evidence or hv- ing witnesses that she is the person whom she claims to be and whom she doubtless really Is. An interest in an estate hinges upon her success at self identification.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
SunIn0Es

 IN TIE JCsTItr.~ ID..l- tN hAr FOR \ Pr-clnct Au. One. tlrf -.a---. Territory of ArlzUuu-
 Joan <. Carr. Wa-. r Haora- Carter 7s--4 T. E. Nichols and T.. D. Patterson. caures.re the firm of Nichols. fa--er-ou E lo11r1rv- Ilr.e- tIffs. ys. Heu-y C. hi---. -efel-a1r fafo-. j.. M- frteg. J. p. Demand. sas-
 he Territory Of ArIz1Ia ser-- sr--.i-- -r hsnrT C. hl--sl- defendant. lou arc H.ra.5 sunmoued and re luiret -o appear before -r....- m gLlce. m --e town 0f luc-ou and -8u.rv of Plma, on tho --'d day oi Earcf. A. J l--... a- q. oc-cea A- d- Co answer Che complaint Of -Hr above raIa-d pialutlfi9. vgtu .--lluC ar -.l q. f you are lf ueuf-d % them ir abe -Ir1 at z rec Hundred Dsllars for sno.I. wa sz and --a-rHal- dise -o+i and de Iy-red tl yol ts p.s.-ti.s l' your -pecial instance and re-u--r 70 .-.- pre- clncL and f ycu fall tu appear and .r-a sad complaint. as her~ir 2. l1frad r-a r.lll-tt VII tase judgment @ z,ai-fs ou .- ---ll .. .l- Tor t1s cusfs cf ta.s suIr-
 Given under my hand th 18th day oi Ia-u- ary, A. D. Iss9. A. M. BRAGG. xsS2lWs, Juzace of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
1 Groun Of Conner Pronerl,e.

Among the desirable copper proper ties in the Santa Ritas are the Leader the Exchange No. 2 and the Flying DUtchman. On the Leader Go feet of work has been done on the vein, winch runs into th hIll Dearly fiat. The work Is all In ore, and at the bottom, or end, IS ln an ore body from six to eight feet thicz. The ore assays from 36 Der cent down, aud consists of carbonate, red OK ide, black oxide and native copper. with considerable iron in parts of the ledge. There Is aUouJ l5O tons of ore out on the dump.
 The Exchange No. has 12O feet of work. T4e bottom Is m about fonr feet of ore.
 IGe Flying Dutchman has q shaft down twenty feet, with about eight inches Of red oxide aud native copper m the bottom. There properties are lo- carei between the Omega and the Co., iumbia copper Camp, about two miles from the latter. Mir. E. c. Hughes. one Of the fortunate owners of these prop erIes, IS ID the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
The Tucson District.

The whereabouts of the Tucson dis
 trict IS unknown to many from the fact
 that so little Is heard of its important
 mines. That it has many and rich mines the knowing ones all concede with advantages for cheap working sec ond to none. They, as rule, are easy of access with sufficient wood and water Tor all necessary purposes.
 Group of three known as the Albany, Baltimore and Mohawk mines owned by Messrs. c. H. VosbuIg and Harrison ! Cline, are regarded by experts with as much favor as any on that slope of the Patagonia mountains. The ledge of the Albany crops up clean and bold along | its entire length, and Is between walls | about four and half feet wide and Is strongly mineralized throughout. Its workings consist of twenty-five foot shaft. One of the prime features of the mine IS that 1t yields pay ore from the surface down, a portion of 1t known as the twelve inch streak" being almost solid galena- The yield in leai as re- turned on assay certificate of F. L. Wet
 
 silver of S25.l2. About seventeen tons of the best ore has been stolen from the dump.
 The Baltimore mine has a ledge be- tween walls of about eight feet. IS rich ln putanque. lead and grey carbonates. Four assays ma de by Mir. Wetmore of specimens taken from various parts of the ledge, and at different depths, were as here given, S9l, S97, Sl57, SAP, a showing that would hardly be consld- | cred bad ln any mans mine. The de- ] velopments consist of three prospect l shatts, varying m depth from seven to | ten feet, and tunnel eighty feet long, | winch, when completed, Is calculated to | strike the main ledge at a depth of about | twenty feet below the bottom of the | deepest shaft. In the course of the tun- mel, which has twenty feet more to run, several rich streaks have been cut through. The Baltimore adioins that Of the Plomosa, a patented mine owned by l.. NJ. Jacobs. Wi Messrs. Voeburgh and Cline, W. l.. Campbell, of Gala basas, is also interested.
 The Mohawk Is a strong iron capped ledge of free milling ore, some twelve feet m thickness, with an assay value of S5.Ol gold and S30L57 silver. 4 streak of about fifteen inches in width averages the amount given all through. ConsId- ering the rich ore and strength of ledge the mine, If properly opened, has every evidence of being one of great value The group IS located on the range about midway between Calabasas and Line City with good natural road running elth- er way. The claims are not contiguous Dnt are so situated as to form strong yroup for any company fortunate'enough n being able to secure them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
MINING MACHiN NE2Y
Artr Ec-Dnr-
tppIiraiIon No. ssI cor Putca: ;o trs
 leopard Dining Claim
J- S' LAND bF1lcl. iae-o' --I'"..a.

! D.. N. HAND tirEICE. He-fIr.. NOTICE IS HEElEY cllfs .--.. lH l ~ Warren Miuin- Com H..lr. r .-- rs... | r- II. Cook Ubo-e f0-r u-lcy ......-# s..- ! son, Artzuua has fh.- --y .i-. u. .s..... | for patent for lltu linear fec. ,. .'. --....e. miae or yelu bearing .ul1 and -Ilser. w4tu --.. lace gr.uru ulu feet m width. sIlLatnt Iu tf Uru Blanco Mining District COuuty of P lla aI. lerutory of arizona and de-i-nat-i ly t @ lH.. notes and utlcIal plat ou ule m thI- otlc- a- Iu Number e, sand Lot No t5 being a~ toil1N-, to- C.
 Beginning at the iuit1al monument .f tia VI end of he clam. wler. tis uti lc- 1f l,lrisl ll ced, ar pune p,>t izt IEc4a- -f ala {. .,.. nng- Feet an lir -,IOua... -f r.'t..i O. .l.r. -is ( -t nigh, u- lry.i .-.. En. l.. 9.t-.s' ( - tiuersl holuu slt Nt. % . -H .l. rH.s I'-=.... \ 3l t-nes i1 mI1ur-- l --ii ..s- .s..U. r.... marked "C 70. N. N,. ]. -g..r- ~ .I '. .ttH- miuute- W, ii feet distant Iheace \ 2l d--rs- lumi ut,- T af r..- .r e -,N Corueru of r.uIuI. tu @ 1.uH f.-- ,. .uel-- square, ii, feel Ions i-e- lu rle -EUuH .. 70 HloIumeut O.. -ioi-e- tr h-i'- t'-.' .-..t .- No. li
 ILelcs $ 80 degree, ll minute. P i-H, f.s- SO the g. conner of clam .u .-l oaA Hf-. .t IirIH- square, Zee, louc. isst iD ..e -rus-d - .- -Isl- siui--t u- -f'ua- .f I-.. m . a.-t .Iar.t L. No. IiI.'
 Theace $ 2S del-rees luuIuues v a.I ,..- ,o th- center of tae end c.sIal. ru al ,a, II-t inches square. frrt .ol- -esi iu Lle g uInH g a m.nUment of stores s- ies, hisn and sl, Ned
 Thence k si de-rees 5l uiluta- VT -aI fec. ,a 
 square, 5ts l~ tong. Q z e- 1u tu# -sH.-l .u $. muEumeut of -.ou,s -.s fe'- a',... f. ai.. sr- IL No. '.
 Theme. N -5 do-rae- 'u minute. v. .-.U f..- .. the SW conner of Lhr clllu- Co a a.aH 1-f -ya inches square, feet .0l- -u ga monument uf stones Zis ie-l hlsH. uI. .r>ru L. No. ' Ns- and
 Thence \ 70 ls-,re-- .-' luu-t- C. ..st f.Ht U. Ihe place ot beginning
 Magnetic variation. l- degree, -I u-ucf.- !. Containing @ aJ acres.
 The locatIou or JaI- mine i- racrrtr. r Recorders office nf Pml touury. ag-esr.. .r. Book C. Records ot Nile- uis-- i-5 and I.- ihe sdIuIulus claimants asr lNa CssI...r. u. I.. COmm1dorp mIuruE c.alm-
 Any and sl| persons claiming alve--.. -rg portion oi sad Leopard mining claIm GOT .Ir- face ground. are r-Iulret Co ura-.r- tHD-r adverse claims Iu tuI- u.iles ClCiuE fH" ..r. days IerIOd ct publication hereof. or tHcs r.- .. barred by ylrluy uf tre provisions of raa -.-u-a.
 dLNi1 COUSINS. Er-.-..-.
 lt is hereby urieres that the fo-r-1il.- r.. Of application for patent hs published c.. periOd ul ten CousecutIye weeks Iu -le ff-.- .t CIrIz.-y a weekly newspaper puH.Itusi n. .... Son. Pima county. A-Izaul.
 HENRY cot SINS. I.a..-
 Fir-- publication. January 1l, l---.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Application No. ess for Paiens Go tss
 Commodorr Filming Claim
C.SL,vp OFFICE Tar.a. A. T

 NOTICE Is HEREBY GltEN 'IHbG IHl - Warren Mining Company. by J.. Il. t'.a agent. who~s po-tCEIcs acarCs- l- iI--l.. Pima county. Arizona. has this day filed lt- sa phcauOn for patent Tor i5uJ linear feet O. r. Commodore miuc or vein. bearing -.lr. and gold wilh surtae" ground l,u iget O.. width, rituai.si iu Gro a-auco hiuM- Dl-trlr. jOuu.J of Pima and Territory of Arizona, and oesigna.ed by the he.d notes and otIc1g plat on hle Iu this otfce a- Lot Nu. 4i. iu -a-i ulstrict, cad Lot S' li being as follows, to- wIt:
 Beanning at ;hs iuitilI monument vha-a tte notice of location vas placed. st l rI-r o-r sT inches. t'i feet long ln a mgLumeut gi -tUne-- erd Monument Nu. Q Oru Elaurl H-r.- D.-- tuct hsar- \ 3i degrees lt uIua-a- . --.N feet dI-tart, and r.ck marked .- o. ,f. E1. l. a.s-s \ ii degrees % minutes W -L fa.f ala..r.
 hence \ 70 degrees 5I uuHi-.. !. .e.t Nl corner of clam. fn pane ru-. fy- I-.r-a- { , feet iolg il a Eplu-n"rt u- st'rr-. and 't. O. tl. No. Ii
 Thence N |, , Ga.,---- jt rire.-- v --s- .r ths NV corner ui tln r.HIl., .s or a.. ..-- .-. III"
 Thence > 9. degree aI r1.r-.s, U a ..,. f. ths center of t.- Nv er. as -.lf... .. .. ... post fZl inches. ga Zee, long. a .u..-.rr. l- stones. and market -'U. l. ll. ta. D.
 Thence \ % degrees sI 1IlUI-. VI .H t-. thr SN corner uf tls cI-Iw. Iu ar a.- H.-. .E+ and marked "t.t. M So-A"
 2 the SE corner of claim, .o "a s.us pus- .- .r.s.... q. feet bong. Iu a monument us a-.Us-- .H.' uarked "t. O. M. No. VIZ --d
 hence N .i d"srees 5l a..Hu,a- t etf.r. .' the ..uce of h--s'- .le.
 Magnetic vlriau,u e dslr es 9f minutes containing 9LIb aCfe-.
 The locaLluu of Jai, mIle ls recorded il f. - Recorders o1iCs of Piua ruuutv Artr .a IH Books B and V of isHcur,.- of EI1re- Hl rl-.- i--i aul % re-u rtisel- l. ar r.a.H.- .. ....... i- the spulctn.. aa owner U' ri.-i Leopard a.l-.- Iot Nu. e..
 Auyard all pyr-ouz r.alnir.- si--r-aiy any r..r- tI1n of -aId e. mmsdpr- ml.s ar -lritg- -.rH..l.l are required fp pra-sut rle.r afver-- c.alu- .I thls otlc- dur ns tb- sixty L.ys peIod or uIhr- cation hereof or they wIll lc Isl~r-l h- r-r-r. of the provisions Of The -rltTta.
 HtNE4 COO SINS Ea--r.r- IL Is hereby ordered thar the foregoing u..r. .~.. of apphratou for rstaur ae puIl-r-i for taa T,..rloI ten courrUfIve wrrz- ru thr rzur. ttrI- zen, weekly newspaper published at iJCsuu. Pima county. ArlZnuT.
 HENET COUSINS. Register Eirzt publication. Jaru-rg -I. I--g.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. IN AND FOR l Presluc- No. One. Pima county. Territory of Arzona-
 L-o Goldschmidt. plaintiff. vs H. c Kiezel. defendant. Before A. N. Bragg. J. F. Demand. <-4- 51
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to II. C. Kie-eL defendant. You gre hereby sum ID 0ne,i and required Co appsHr before me at my ffice. iu Pr-cJact No. [. county of Pima, Territory Of iI o'clock A. M.. t1 znswer the complaint Of the above named p!4lut Q. who demands of you tha- y0a arc indebted to nIm iu he -um uf Iwo Hun drei and torfy-eielt f- 0u DUllars for goods sold aud delivered by p.ainud Co defendant and The rent of fu-Efur. from plaintiff by defend ant. And if you fan tn appear and and answer ga q complaint as herein required. the plaintiff will axe Iudgrnsur al.Hlnsr you as demanded and for the Ctst- Of thls cut.
 Gwen under my hand this 18th day of Janu. a-y A. n. l--9. A. N BRAGG
 ILlW-r Justice Of the p-aca
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Important to Justices off Peace.

Tn order to meet the great demand for blanks used in Justices Conrts, the CITIZEN job office has had prepared tbe following, which are in compliance with the Arizona Code, and have the same put up in packages:
 Criminal Action-20 Complaint, Grim nal, 2O Warrant of Arrests, 3D Subpoena, 2O Commitment.
 Civil Aclion 20 Summons, 2O Com. plaint o~ Claim and Delivery of Person al Property, 2O Undertaking on Claim and Delivery of Personal Property, 20 Affidavit for Attachment. 20 Undertak- ing on Attachment. 2O WrIts Of Attach ment, 2n Executions, 2J Acknovledg- meut, To Acknowledgements with Wife, 2D Mining Locations, lu Peace Bonds, lO Stpuistions on Appeal Packages will be sent C. O. D. to any part of the Territory; SJ DOT package. or S5.25 by mail
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
x NERVOUS OEBI-tTr.

Dr. E. r. West's Nerve and Bra'- .-..r. s1-c,Er for Hystcria. Dizziuass. ,.la. ... r.-vcuS heaouche. Mental De1----lH .lr-
 ll7y, SrpruIforrloya- tllfg.1HH-. .. .. .. ... a-rtsH-Cl-, premature old --H, ss. r-a1sertluE. s-lf-apnsg OF ov-r s..l-l leads O, misery, cscay alt' q l.l .rs Dos vll- cure recent Casas. taCa U" one -IoEts'- treatment; <. a box. or IT. '.- -H. lu--aG States com, sent by ua-I .ra.... .t -"-..l- lf u~lce. Ws Wlrslt-a rt- ..rH.. . ..la any Case. With euch 1.ie- r.e..sH.. H.H ..--.s boxes, accom- panied W-ll 1.. ..a..
 send che purchaser our vyrlf.ar .--.a-lr.. .I. lr1 t-a money q tls trsatuyHr t...#. 1.H. 1ar-- Guarantees Issued only sE
 T. '. IthH.t. sgccar-ur :U. C. tl.
 -' Congress street. 1t-ol.
 Nlol--lle and Ee-aIi U-uEl-i-. U-a.r. .. l..fI at regular prices. uki--I... ..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

yr-E WILL. pay THE kDoTr
 " for any CH-e 0f LIver tumplaIur. .I.-. SiCs G-sdacte. Indigestion, f.1u-rr tu-tIVaIe-s Hs cannot cur. VII. NH.. raEle Liver Pills when the directions .-. c1slrllad with. They are purely vegsia.l.. never f1lt Co give satisfaction Sugar .H..r".- Large boxes contains. 30 Pills, 1l certa. rHr sale h- Hli druE-Ist~- Beware 1t ~rIr.. and IurIt1rluas. The =enUlue ulHI-iifrf hE JOHN t. WEST t CO., i.H Fl.. ...... i-f and '-1 ". MaGisuu street. aIra...... -rl1l packages sont by rlaii prerzir. .r r-r.... a three ~erf stamp.
 J. T. lOhkA. SuCcess.ir fu t.. D..
 So. % ConrrUs, s-.- Tucson. Wholesale and retail Druggist. lr.r-. .. rlail at regular priccs. rH. .l-'-..~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
New Railroad Ineorporatinr.

The San Francisco and Colorado Riv- CT Railroad Company has fled articles of incorporation. The road the com any proposes to build will run from
 san Antonio. Alameda county, to the in- tersecton of the thirty-ffth parallel of north latitude and the Colorado River, a distance 65O miles. The Directors are A. E. Davis. A. Groves, Charles Iversou. George c. Prentice and k IL Garrett. Caital stock s20,0O0,000, Of which Sl,OO0,- 600 has been subscribed-Alta Califor-