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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
Communicated.

To the Editor of the NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
In the last weeks issue of the Cheboy-
gan Democrat there appeared an article
regarding the Blaine and Logan banner
now placed on one of the Duncan City
mills. which article from first to last is
completely devoid Of either fair play or
truthfulness, and that the people Of Che
boygan county may be correctly inform
ed we desire to state shat the banner was
bought by few of the mill hands with
out any direction or contribution from
Mr.. Smith, but was placed on the mill
with his permission, and at the same
equal permission was granted for the
placing of Cleveland and Hendricks,
flag On the other mill, and portrait
banner was purchased for the purpose,
but because of the Democrats unjust
article the Democrats of Duncan decid-
ed not to raise the banner. And while
on this subject we wish here to state
once and for all, that Mr.. Smith never
directly OF indirectly tried in any way
to influence or guide as or any of his
employees politically or dictate US
which way we should or should not vote
ut any election.
Dated Duncan City Aug. Is 1884.
Signed
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
Brick and Tile.

To the people Of ChebOygan and Che
boygan county, Having purchased the
property and business OF brick and drain
tile manufacturing of Carleton Bros,
would respectfully solicit fair share of
public favOrs or patronage. To the
farmers would Say have on hand a
good stock of 2119, 3. A and 6 inch drain
tile which 1 wish to introduce among
them and as times are dull and barter
sometimes more convenient than cash, 1
will sell them on time or in exchange
for any kind Of produce or for wood.
will pay off the debts Of the firm as
fast as possible, and hope these indebted
to the late firm will favor me by an i'm
mediate settlement of their accounts.
Call and see me at the yards, one mile
south Of town. Very respectfully,
N. h. MASON.
Cheboygan, Aug. 10th, 1884.
Having sold our business OF brick and
tile making to N. B. Mason, we ask for
him fair share of the patronage of the
public. He will pay all debts and col.
lect all accounts Of the firm.
f Respectfully, r
GEORGE CARLETON,
| L. j. CARLETON.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
Personal.


Allie Rollo left Saturday on the Cham
plain for round trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves of Indian River,
were at the Grand Central for few
days this week.
John Blanchard. of Ionia, left Saturday
evening to attend the Greenback State
Convention in Detroit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roys J. Cram and daugh,
ter, Of Detroit arrived down from Sault.
Ste. Marie on the Van Raalte Monday
evening.
Miss Jennie Garretson, formerly with
Miss. Emily Elliott arrived in ChebOy-
gan Saturday evening on the City of
Cleveland.
JIG. Blanchard Jr. from Bots Blanc
Island passed through Cheboygan Sun
day on his way to Ionia to bring his
family back with him.
Mrs. E. A. Bouchard returned from
Chicago on the Messenger Sunday morn
ing, having enjoyed very pleasant visit
with friends in that city.
Prof. E. D. Sutherland is eanvassing
at Sault Ste. Marie and vicinity in tho
interest Of the Cheboygan Sanitarium
and is meeting with good success.
AL Robinson left Wednesday for Ce-
dar Rapids, carpenters being in good
demand there, and he expects to locate
at that point. His family goes to To-
ronto for visit AL will be long MISS
Cd.
Henry N. Airth formerly we'll known
resident Of ChebOygan but now Of East
Saginaw, arrived on the steambarge TIE.
cumseh Sunday forenoon, and was heart
lily welcomed by his numerous friends.
He spends tho most of the week in Che
boygan.
Morris Wertheimsr, an old Chsboygan
merchant but now residing in Detroit,
arrived Saturday evening, and spent a
few days in our village renewing old
acquaintance. Morris has lots of warm
friends in CheboygaR who are always
glad to greet him.
Rev. s. l.. Hamilton formerly pastor
of tho Nj. E. Church of Cheboygan, but
now Of Grand Rapids, was in Cheboy-
gan Monday and paid us a very pleasant
call. Mr.. Hamilton during his pasto-
rate in Chsboygan made many warm
friends all Of whom are glad to extend
him hearty welcome at any time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
MARINE.

The propeller Saginaw Valley called
in Monday evening, bound for Chicago.
The Flora arrived up on time Fri
day morning with large list of passen-
gers.
The Champlain arrived from Chiea-
go Friday. Capt. Casey reports a pleas
ant and profitable trip.
The Atlantic arrived up Monday eve
ming at p. m, and called In, bound
down, Tuesday afternoon.
The schooner Fleetwing sailed Sat-
urday morning with lumber for Chicago
from the Cheboygan Lumber Co.
The steambargs Tecumseh, with
barges Cavalier, M. G. Cameron and An
ma Craig, in tow, called in Sunday to re.
port, bound from Kingston to Escanaba
to load timber for Macarthur Bros.
The schooner & d. Dousman arrived
Monday, loaded lumber from Vorce &
Embury, and cleared to-day for Chicago.
The schooner Belle Walbridge arrived
Monday, loaded lumber from j. B.
Macarthur, and cleared yesterday for Chi
cago.
The propeller Messenger arrived
from Chicago Sunday at a. m. Capt.
Bouchard reports business growing every
trip.
The schooner Sophia j. Luff cleared
Saturday morning for Chicago with
lumber from the Chsboygan Lumber Co.
Capt. Shanks has heard nothing from
h is cook nor the stolen watch.
The schooner M. Fillmore cleared
Saturday morning with lumber from the
Cheboygan Lumber Company for Chica-
cago. Capt. Ted" Mullen was as happy
as usual, and delighted many warm
friends by allowing the light Of his
ceuntenance to shine upon them.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention.
The Democracy held their county con-
vention last Saturday, and the following
delegates elected to the several Demo
cratic conventions:
State-Wm. F. DePuy P. H. Mcdonald
and VIM. Macarthur.
CONGRESSIONAL. P. Sutton and James
j. Brown.
Senatorial II. ]. A. Todd and II. G.
Graves.
Reprssentative-WillH H. Watkins, Cy-
rus Riggs, George Simpson and James
Myers.
Resolutions adopted instructing dele.
gates to "cOncilliate" with the Greenback
party.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
Tickets.

For through tickets east or west, and
to all parts Of Canada call at w e A.
McArthur's Dock, where they can be
procured at the lowest rates. Baggage
checked through to destination.
T., II. HORNE, Agent.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-21
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1884.
Republican Congressional Convention.

A Republican congressional convention for
the tenth Congressional district of Michigan
viii be held at Graylins, Crawford county, on
the Ord day of September, 1884, at 3 o clock y.
M. for the purpose of nominating candidate
to represent the tenth congressional district in
congress.
Each county will be entitled to one delegate
for each five hundred of the total vote cast for
Governor at the last state election in 1882 and
one additional delegate for each fraction of
three hundred votes, provided that each Or
delegate.
No delegate will be entitled to seat who
does not reside in the county no represents.
Under the call counties will be entitled to del
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
A Terrible Fall.
Attest:
 W. J. OSBORN, Clerk.

Among tEe most disastrous casualties of the whole season is One that occurred to-day in Buehman X Hartwelfs photograph gallery, and although 1t accustomed no loss of life it Is of a serious nature to the gentlemanly pro- prietors of that institution.
 It is well known that upoa the ap- proaci of the holidays each Vt ar, an i'm reuse stock of choice aud costly productions ol art has been received by this finn, and many home in Tucson i. now adorned by gems from their studio. In conformity with this an- nual custo.c their gallery has been again filled with splendid collection of picture frames, most brilliant and gorgeous array; easels, panel oil paint ings, chromos, oil paintings, steel engravings, bronze medalhOns, albums, panel statuiry, comic pictures, game pictures, etc, etc, the whole agregatlng a cost of many thousands of dollars These were all placed m position but yesterday, when Mir. HsrtWell, in the most cool and deliberate manner, and apparently without thought of the serious consequences, with a single stroke of his pencil caused a terrible fall in their prices of at least fifty per cent Of course this entails a great loss to the firm, but they must be sold, and their introduction will create a further demand for such goods. Parties wanting beautiful presents at cheap prices, can get them, with photograph pt themselve thrown ID, at Buehman X Har.weli's gallery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
Icath Of Judge BueIl.

Judge James Buell., who has been a sufferer from g partial paralysis of the braln for the past yelr or longer, died last evening very easily and quietly while sitting in chair at bis residence in Buelrs Addition. He was about 53 years oi age. and he leaves a wife and a son to mourn his loss. The bar of this city held meeting this morning and appoint 'i committee to draft approp- ria.e resolutions of respect and to ar- range for the funeral. The committee of arrangements on the funeral Of Judge Buell. met tbis afternoon ana perfected the following programme of ceremonies. The following gentlemen were appointed pail bearers:
 Judge Alex. Campbell, Judge John l.. Haynes, Judge W. W. Hoover, Judge Wm. M. Lowell, Judge E. II. Hereford, Judge F. w. Gregg, Judge Thomas l.. Stiles, Judge R. ID. Ferguson.
 The pail bearers will take carriages at the undertaker's tomorrow at l:l5 D. ID. and proceed to the residence of de ceased and convey the body to the Con- greg gAtional church, where services will be held by Bishop Dunlop at p. m., after which the procession will form ID the following order and proceed to the cemetery.
 Carriage containing ciergymen.
 Hearse and Pall Bearers.
 Family of Deceased.
 Intimate friends.
 Judge and Members of the Bar.
 Citizens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
AAAEEAs
 W. J. OSBORN, Clerk.
TrcsoS. Decembe. 1st. 1ssL.
NJ. G. SAMASlEGo,
 chairman.

TUCsoS, Decembe' 1st, leSk
 The board met pursuant to adjourn ment at To o'clock a. m.
 PTesent-M. G. Samaniego, chairman; Geo. Allison, member; w. J. Osborn, clerk. hbsent-W. L. Vail, member. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Upon application and for good cause shown the Board corrected the following errors and made changes in the asses ment roll as follows: Patalina Ochoa tO be striken from the roll as widow. L1wenstein & Co. to be credited with SI,010 on lot <. block l99, to correct error in tax roll. M. T. Freeman to be credited with | 3GUO being mortgage on lots and 9. block l96, the mortgage having been paid at time of assessment. Geo. B. Shepherd to be credited with 500 assessment on lot [, block 229. Farley, Armstrong X Co. to be striken from the roll as assessed on llock lOS, 1t being assessed to II. Farley.
 Hitiiuger and Baum to be credited with S1U0 on lot 10, block 233. ". T. Tenny 10 be credited with SJOO on lots r. aud Is, block 223. l. S. NOsburg to be credited with SJO OOO. being u mortgage on real estate. the taxes on which being paid by owners. T. Hughes to be credited with Sl.00O on personal property, belng assessment on a worthless prOmissary note.
 Paula Pacheco to b. credited with Sl 0J0 as a widow.
 Prasil,ano Quiros to be credited with S2. .6i2 on personal property.
 Rafael Oniros to be credited with Sll U9O on Iersonal property. Jesus MontijO to be stricken from roll on Land h Section Is, T l4 S. 0f K HE. II. <. Ramirez to be credited with Sl 20 on assessment on land adJoinlng city limits on northwest.
 Eulalio CamRchO to be stricken from the roll on assessment on lot ID, block 57. tine lot at time of as sessment being the property of Msnuela Durazo, & widow. A. Hittinger to be credited with s. 300 on assessment on lots snd ., block 23l.
 Lawrence Moran. to be credited with SlOO, being mortgage on lot block 24', i; having been paid at time Of assess meut. -
 James Walters to be credited with S.. I.j5 on personal property, It beng m Soncra, at time of assessment
 The following demands were audited and allowed. and warrants directed drawn therefor on the county treasurer as tol- lows to-wit:
 CONTINGENT FUND.
 No. 29-G. Rayield, boarding pris- oners, Sl3S 42.
 GENERAL FUND.
 No. 37I-IgnaciO Romero, support as indigent person, SlO.
 No. 372-Geo. P. Howe, support as indigeut person. S25.
 No. 3IS-L. Zeckendorf x Co, pur- chased accounts services of officers, S3l5 00.
 No. 374-M. Kilbrighs in ligent per son to leave Territory, S30.
 No. 375-A. E. Jacobs, pun 'hased &C., counts services of officers, Ss 5.
 No. 376-C. A. EihOtt- servi ces as Iu- TOT, g..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
James Buell..

Minutes of a meeting Of the mem bers Of the bar of Pima county, ArIzona, held at the district court roon. Satur- day. December 2O, 1884.
 Pursuant t. the call of J. A. Ander- son, Esq, the members of the bar of Pima county met at the district court room on Saturday, December 20, 1891, to take appropriate action in memmory of James Buell., of said bar, lately deceased.
 On motion of Mr. Hereford, J. A . Anderson, Esq was appointed chairman of the meeting.
 On motion Of Judge Campbell, T. l. Stiles was appointed secretary.
 On motion of Mir. LuDdy, a committee of three members of the bar was ap- pointed as a committee on arrangements icr the funeral of the deceased, their action to be reported through the press of Tucson. Committee: Messrs Zabriskie, Stephens and Hoover.
 On motion of Mir. Hereford, a com. mittee of three members of the bar was appointed to draft resolutions of respect to the memory of the deceased to report at an adjourned meeting of the bar to be held Monday, Dec. 22, at 9:3O a. ID. at the District court room. The com mittee were Messrs Heretoid, Haynes and Campbell. This committee was also instructed to communicate an engrossed copy of the proceedings of this meeting, and of resolutions, as finally adopted, to the family of the deceased. On motion of MT. Lowell, J. A. Anderson Esq, was added to the Committee on Arrange ments for the funeral of deceased On motion of Judge Campbell, the meeting was adjourned to Monday, Dec. 22d Eat 9;30 a. m.
 J. A. ANDERSON, Chairman.
 T. l.. STII Es, Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

No. 377-Sam Alcock, services as ju- TOT, S2 No. 37S-wm. Conn, services as juror g..
 No. S79-T Lillie Mercer, inspector election, S.
 No. 3SO-Chas Winston, judge cleo ton, 8.
 No. 3o1-P Drachman, judge election, s5.
 No. 3S2-w D Harrison, clerk elec- tion, s.
 Nc. 3S3-C NJ Rice, clerk election, S5.
 No. 3s4 John Began. judge election, 8.
 No. 3S5-Jacob Trobridge, services jailor, SlI5.
 No. 3s5-E Smith, services coroner, etc. S12I 6.
 No. 3s7-Tucson Gas Co, gas for court house. s65 10.
 No. 3Ss-G A Avery. repairs furniture, S3
 No ss9-T Driscoll, services as juror, S2-
 No. 39O-Isaac Goldberg, cleaning jail yard, SI.
 No. 39l-J Gruber, keys for court house, s.
 No. 392-O B Clark, sand for court yarI, S2 40.
 No. 393-Manuel Lopez, wood for court house and jail. S2i.
 No 39i-Don A.Sanford,purchssed sc- counts services of officers, S21S.
 No. 395-J $ Britain, services a. deputy district attorney, $S0.
 No. 396-L Zeckendorf X Co, money advanced sending indigent person out Of county, S41-l0.
 No. 397-W F Scott, services as Jail guard, Sl00.
 No. 39S-M $ Ramirez, for taxes erroneously paid, S25. Ordered that after the levy Las been made by the Tax Collector on the 3rd | Monday of December. 1881, Gs provided by the provisions of Section g., Chapter | :s}. Compiled Laws of Arizona, as amended by Act No. S6 approved March | 10th, 1881, he be allowed and granted i until the 29th day Of December, 1881, to | file in the office of the Treasurer the statement required by the provisions oi said Section 32, and that all taxes paid prior to tue 20th day of December, shall | be exempt from the five per cent penal | ty and the one dollar provided by the provision of Section 6 of said last named act.
 Ordered that tue toari sland ad- | jourued to December 22nd, at 10 o'clock | d. ID.
 NJ. G. SANANIEGO, Chairman. Attest:
 W. J. UsBoRS, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
AddiiIOnal Local.

There will doubtless be lar e attend ance this eveaiDg at the Congregatlonal church to witness the marriage or MT. Abel 5. Dungan and Miss Blanche Ind ball. daughter of United States Marshal Tiiball, invitations tO which were issued some weeks slLcc. The marriage cere- mony wi be performed by Bishop Dun lon. of the DioCe.e Of ArIZOna and New Mexico, at 9 o'lluck, after which re- ception will be held at the residence ot the brides pIrents. on Stone avenue, for which special cEris have been issued to the inticlale i,LdS Of the family.
 Arizona Legion No. 1. Select Knights, ht their me suEg on Saturday evening elected the following officers for the eus Iing year: Select Commander, Philip Schrriner; Wee Commander, Frank Co, Ter; LieuIer ant Commander, Mathew Lamont; Marshal, Geo. IS. PeDse; Rec order, W. J. Doherty; Treasurer. G. A. Avery; Recording Treasurer, Mm. Reid; Medical Examiner, Dr. N. Fl. Matas; Trustees. Geo. W. Drown, long term, A. Y. Grossetta, short term; Representa- tive to Grand Legion, Geo. w. Brown; Alternate. F. A. HartwelI. Installation will take placs on Saturday evening January 3d.
 The Fashion Restaurant never weakens and never "busts. It keeps up its good reputation through all sea sons and always gives its patrons full value for tLeir coin. Their latest acqU- sition is Auhslse Beer on draught; It is good for 1t has been often tried and never denied and Is always ready to be tired again. It contains DO ammonia. Remember, that the only way-up, gen uine, old fashioned, New England Christmas dinner in Arizona will Oe served at the Fashion next Thursday, when Anheuser Gambriuus will arrive m schooners from the Santa Cruz navy.
 The keno comI Ieti,ion has reached s point where it afford cheap and harm less amusement to the public, whether | it Is profitable or not to the respective games. Bands, bells and gongs cnngre- gate the nightly crowd on Congress street, and when the streets and side walks are crowded, the crIers wIll an- nounce the respective attractions of- | iered the players, ani at tmes-last night ID psrticular-ths posseSso.s of the gong succeed pretty well in urONul0g tn9 VOICE or tut oplu-lliuu- It was fun for the boys, and after It endei they all went in and made keno on the first roll-that is. all but about n hundred or SO.
 Professor A. NJ WOmble, who has charge of some very large mining prop critics in the Sierra Madres, Sonora, on the westward side of the range and op- posite the famous BltOpiias mines, passed through Tucson on Sunday for San Francisco, tl prcpare tbe plans of the great reduction works the company is about to e.ec;. Besides building works of three hu' drei tons capacity, the company pIrpls bui,dIrg a Iail- roal from its mine ;o the Sonora rail- roal, or, should no amicI able arrange meuts with that road be made. direct to Gusymas to tranSpOr: the bullion. The distance rom Qua, mas k lSU miles. At present about one hundred men are employed on the mine, and the work of development Is slid to be prO1igiOus. Mir. Womble will be in Tucson on his return trip. about January 10th next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
Constable S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION lS>l ? J ID out of the Justice's COur- ci Jan. 10 Griffith. PreCinc- NO- 2i. county oi tll''- i'- ritory of Arizona, and to me directed, f- |" ,,.- tain action wherein James MurI hy a e. '.- - tiffs, recovered udgment agatuet Nui,i Aaron. defeudsnts. for the sum oi one -'.- dred and Sixty-twO Dollars and Futy ''-.- (t62 5p) damages and Tweuty-scvsn T. Hare ..' Seventy seven Gents tS21.11l costs Of -l.'-, gether with legal interest on the wtg.r --'- ment until paid. and accruIng cctt-. ia'' .., red upon the following described IT"i '' Y. '-. That certain town lot or suhdlvl-itr 70. '-'- lying situate and being in the village 't L'-, City. Pima county. Territory Of Ar.t.i.. ..-. described OF the town plat of sald L'-a. ..! now on file in he Recorders ohc' "t il. county. bearing date of hiiug Decgu,h.r li- as lot No. (l9) Nineteen. bloCk lttI luf's--. and on mine No. (l) Four, and kEova .- - Mund & Aaron property. --.s-- And notice IS hereby gwen that cu tho 18th day of December ls-i- he' H.-. hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'ciOcS B. front of the Justices office in The vl.-.- gan City. county O' Plma, Territory |" t' 1 will sell at public aucuon Co tte ...- t best bidder for cash lawful mon. ' r United States, all the right, title and .' said defendants in and tO the above property. or SO much thereof as may -' sary to satisfy sand execution aL4 a.. ' thereon.
 Dated Logan City November 2. l--..-.,.sp
 W. II. :. HNI tl-r nO25law3 Special C'.-' a'-'-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27


 The Dortor will agree to forfeit sI ,OoO Tor
 case nrdertAkeu not cured. The reason 70 ulAh>
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 ease- IS owing 10 a cOnpliSatloI calIeI tnOs-
 TAT6RRVFA with HlrEkAESIHESlA,
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 pr, IIebig sk Co. treat successfully by no m e luAthy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseOus drugs. If vitality IS drained from the body numerous diseases follow thai ha'ne Orui- nary medical treatment If allOi'ed 10 continue the unnatural loss canes COnsu mpslOn, DlADe- tss Bright's Disease, Insanity, et tf. Cures guar anteel. Diseases of the genltO- lrinars organs, kidneys, hvcr and bladder specially treated Dls- EAsEs OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED. , Qualified and Res spOuStble.-Dr. Liebig 0 Co.,, from EUROPE, are orEanized m c1mpllahce with the California Medical Law. Diploma pro cured by regular college education, and are now in their nineteenth year Of special practlce Most powerful electric belts free Co patients To PROVE THE WOSDEEFUL POWER of the lN- VIGORATOK A S2 BOTTLE GIVEN OR sSST FBEE
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

There will be rallied. for charitable purposes. on Wednesday evening at seven o'clock sharp, at Joe Betz's saloon, a beautiful and artistic zephyr wreath of fruits, flowers and birds. It is a lovely Christmas present for anyone. There are one hundred chances at fifty cents each. Eighty-ihree chances had been taken this morning.