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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
Proposals for Beef Cattle.

HEADQUARTERS DFPAET,fEST or ARIZOS5.
 OFFICE CHIEF COof,fIssARY OF SUCsi'ILN
 WRIPPLE BARRACKS, PREscsTr. A IT,.
 June 2i, ls-t S,EALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLlCAI- - subject tO the usual conditions, Sl4 he v ceived at thIs office and at the Otiice of ,fe A'- irg COnmlssary of Subsistence Gt Ssr "a, ' A T.. until IF o'clock. noon, on Mouday' -. Fl, loel, at which time and places they NiA < opened m the presence of bicders, for iu,l.'' lng and dehvery of such quantities of tti .. tle, on the Oot, as may from time Co tilr '+- quired by the Subsistence Departmert io. - To troops. Indian scouts and prI=Ourr- a. -- San Carlos Reservation, A. T., from AE'l-' '- ls-i. to June 30, 1855.
 The probable quantity of beef cattle rsl-'7 VIII De about 29,usO pounds, net. per uoi's v Deliveries of beef cattle will be required as''' % days.
 Bidders will state the price Der peu7i Si' WEIGHT.
 The Government reserves the risbt 90 '-.7' any or all proposals.
 Proposals must be acc0mpanied tg --i-- lee signed by two responsible person .i i-- or Sl,Uu each, and ID accordance w.th i--- prescribed. r. Bidders will unde-sta that c3u'rse,-. under this advertisement and pTopo-al- ...-. response thereto. shall not be cUnE-rl-4 5- volve ihe United States m ans oh.lfa'.--. payment m excess of the apprVprili.1l -'' by Congress for the purpose. ,- Hank proposals, guarantees and RI ii''-- ii'- ,-.s full information as to the manner oi .--s Of contract and payment, VIII h' iufi-,-,- application to this office, or t0 the l'-----' at the post. -rs Envelopes containing prop0sa.- sa' --ii marked Proposals for Beef Cattle. e.-. dressed tO the undersigned or Co tha 'e-'-- ''' '''- O ''-' ''' '' -' CHAS. P. EAGAA ia9S'Vit Captaiu and C. x. |. - A---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
SheriTs Safe.

GALE UPON FORECLOSURE VIRlCL - of judgment decree of fOreclOsurc and 0;. der of sale issued out of the District Cou-t q the First Judiclal District of the Terr.t"y c! Arizona. in and for the coun ty of Pima. ou tis the 7th day of June, A. D. 1884, m a certsI1 ar- ton wherein Lawrence Moran. plaIu. 2. ra, .. bel Aguilar his wife defendants. for tie ,uss q. Sl4l. with interest thereon al the rate Of IU and two-thirds l2s5) per cent per month, and De costs m this suit. tased at S36 si-lul. tnga'l-, with the sum of l7 i0-tO0, allowed by tLs to-1 as counsel fees. with interest thereon from ttt date of said judgment at the rate of tso sat two thirds per cent per month. and accrr1- costs. have levied upon all the following ia- scr1hed property, tO-wit: All those parts Of t'' number One CD, Two t2) Four co, Five E. a-i and Eight (Sl, in Block Fifty-tye .55 .s-s north from the railroad track Of the eo1Ile- Pacific K. K Co. in Tucson. Pima county A1- zona Territory; also. all of lot number tgi lsl m block number One hundred sua iIirty si tlS6l in said city of Tucson.
 And notice IS hereby gwen that on Sa'uriiL the 3d day of August. A. D. lsst, between ls hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and O clock p D. m front of the Courthouse door m the clty e Tucson. county of Plma, Territory of h- Zona. l will sell at pubic auction Co the tisl- est and best bidder for cash, m lawful curre1q all the above described property. or go mge- thereof as may be necessary. to reHlIze t- amount of the above judgment and accrui-s costs,
 Dated Tucson. July I2. Issl.
 R. N. PAUL. Shenf
 By T. CORDS Under Sheriff. lyl2hr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
ArmY Changes.

Indian Chief Ka-e-te-na, being in con- finement at Fort Grant for creating a disturbance among the Indians on tLe White Mountain Indian Reservation It is deemed advisable that he be removed from their vicinity, and he will there fore be sent for confinement to Alcatraz Island. Cal. along with the military convicts at Fort Grant when they are forwarded.
 Captain Charles P. Eagan, Commis- sary of Subsistence, U. $. Army, IS re- lived from duty as Chief Commissry of Subsistence of the department, and will proceed to San Francisco, Cal. Cap tain Eagan is entitled to, and has, the thanks of the Department Commander for the eminently satisfactory manner in in which the responsible duties of hls department have heen performed dur ing the period of nearly eight years which they have been under hIs charge in Arizona.
 Captain John F. Weston, COmmisary of Subsistence, U. $. Army, Is announc- ed as Chief COmmisary of Subsistence of the Department.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN- ~ dersigued. the administrator of the estate of Nm. C. kecgan. deceased, Co the creditors of and pe-sors having claims aa,ainst sand decei ent. tO prt sent them to said RdmInistratOr with the nr0per VI. uchers. a. Otis store corner Meyer and Pennington streets. in Tucson. A. T.. within notice.
 Tucson. 4. T.. June g. 1881.
 JOHN W. DAVIS. dec0asef ia7W tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26

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 cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all Its complications, and from whatever cause produced. l. enriches and puriEes the blood
 strengtheus tho Nerves, Brain, Mnscles, Diges- ton. Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. lt stops any unnatural dshll
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 ough and permanent CURE Is CCARAN
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
DR, C. D. SAlFlElD,
eI6 Kearncy Street, Sai

sI6 Kearncy Street. san Francisco, Cal.
 Consultations strictly cOnhdentiRl, by le' tel or at olice FREE. For the convenience of pa- tients. and in order Co insure perfect secrecy, l have adopted a private EGdress. under which all packages are fOrEArdad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
TRIAL ROITlE FREE

SufEciett Co snOvr its merit. will be sent to any enc erplyiER by letter. stating his symptoms and age. ComzUEIcEtions strictly confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26

turraI ErlissiOn, Aversion to Society, Dmres of Vision, Eoises in the Head; the vital nuld passing unohserved in the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Flve Hun dred Dollars for a case of this kind the Nita RestOrative under his special advice and trsatmert) will not cure, or for anythlnS impure or injurious found iu lt. DIX. MlhIIE treats all Private DissaseG successfully without mer- eury Consultation free. Thorough exsnina- tion snd advice. iucluding snA.ysis Of urine f5.0c. Price of tho Vital Restorative, SSIU oot- tie CT four times the CuRntlty, SlJ.1ui sent to any address upon receipt of pTlce or '. O- D' secure fsOm observation. and m private name desired, by A. E. MINIiE. M. ID. "
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 Dss. BINTIE'S KIdnev Remedy Seph- rctteum cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Couipiaints Go1orrhRa. Gleet. LercorrhetA For sale by all draggists; q bottle, six bottles for f5. ,.,, A,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26

storing the afflicted to hEALIh anu HAT l. The Doetor will agree to forfeit ST 900 for a csse undertAken not cured. The reason 70 HlAnJ cannot get cured of weakness and the above uls- aase- is owing tO a complication. called fhOo- TAIORRHEA, with H1PEBAkSIHlA, winch requires special treatment .
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 Iii pimples appear on the face, If you become lfstlCss and despondent, look oui Tor the com ulication with sital Weakness and loss Of Vital itv known as PrustatOrrhea. Hundreds Of lives ave been lost for the want of proper treatment for this complication, and thousands have lost all their property and pleasure m hfe from Us effects.
 SIX bottles. SlO. Sent to any address, covered ecurely from observation.
 pr. Liebig A Co. treat successfully by ho- mmopathy every form of SPEClAL. PRIVATE CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseOus drugs. lf vitality IS dralned from the body numerous diseases follow that baHfe ordl nAry medical treatment. If allowed tO continue the unnatural loss causes Consumption. DlaDe- tes Eright's Disease, Insanity, etc. Cures guar anteed. Disease of the genito- urinary organs, kidneys liver and bladder specially treated. DIS FASES OF wOMEH HPEEDIL1 CURED.
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 4OO Geary street, San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26

T his req
 StrenE Eth ening Remedy and Nerve TONIC "a the legiti- mate result of over twenty years of pzsc- tIcal experience. and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN
 TY Nervous and Phy- sicaJ Debility, Semi nal Weakness. SpeI- matorrh9a, Prosta tDrrhCan EuriaefOua
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
Cardinal RIeheIieu,s Skull.

The taking of the inventory of the late M. Edouard Dentu's collection of books and curiOsities has been finished. It comprises 100000 volumes and 20,OO0 manuscripts. Among the curiosi- tIes, 1t is said, was found a skull care fully preserved in a velvet case; that skull Is reported to be no other than that of Cardinal Rlchelieu. As is known. the Cardinal was buried in the chapel of the Sorbonne, but during riot in 1S4S the tomb was violated. A member of the Constituent Assembly Is said to have obtained possession of the skull, and later on to have given 1t to NJ. Edouard Dentu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
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FOR THE USE OF

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 rHIS Experience Hdeeide tls Pkb FroPer dose iE eaeh case. Tor Constipation, or CostIveness, no remedy i5 so effective as AYERS PILLS. They insure regular daily action, and re- s.o-e the bowels to a healthy condition.
 For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, AYERS PILLS arc invaluable, and a sure cure.
 Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Foul Stomach, FIatulency, Dizziness, Head ache, Sumbness, Nausea, are all relieved ani cured by AyEE's PILLS.
 h Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, and Jaundlee, AYERS PILLS should be gwen in doses large enough tO excite the liver and bowels, and remove constipation. A5 cleansing medicine in the Spring, these PILLS are uaequaileL.
 Worms, caused by morbid condition of tho bowels, arc expelled by these PILLS.
 EruPtions, Skin Diseases, and Piles, the result Of Indigestion or Constipation, arc cured by the use of AYERS PILLS.
 For Colds, take AYERS PILLS to open the pores, remove inhammatory secretions, and allay the fever.
 Tor DiarrhOl and Dysentery, caused by sadlen colds. indigestib.e food, etc., AYTR's PILLS arc tho true remedy.
 Rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia. and sciaiica, often result from digestive derange- mcut, or coils. and disappear on removing tLe cause ty the Uss of AYER's PILLS.
 Tumors, DroPsy, Kidney Complaints, and other disorders caused by debility or obstruction, arc cured by AYERS PILLS.
 Suppression, and Painful Menstrus- ton, have a safe and ready remedy in
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
ANNUAL REPORT
or |. '. Surveyor General Royal A.
 Johnson, Of Arizona.

A Document That Win be Read With
 Interest by all People.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
THE
Great English Remedy !

ls a never-faliing curt
 for Nervous Debility Exhausted Vitality Seminal W e a knes
 SpermatorrhGa. LOeJ MANHOOD. Impoten .cy. Paralysis, Prostat or lrhGa and all the tern Ible effects of self Abuse. youthful folliss land sxcesses ID mature lyeaH-such as loss O
 Memory, Lassitrde, N oc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26

U. ;. SURVEYOR GESERAL's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF ARIZONA,
 TUCSoS- July ISS4 '
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
SPECIAL DEPOSITS.

It will be observed by the tabular statement annexed hereto that surveys of public lands under the deposit sys- tenn tR. $. 2'91. 2412. 2t03l have dwindled down to SS.02S for tine fiscal year ending June 30, 1881 So that this branch of the business of this office yields but little income for office ex- penses.
 This falling of in deposit work ac- count for from the fact that this system compels settlers to deposit an aggregate m excess of the actual amount required for payment of their pre-emptions CT homestesds, and leaves on their hands certificates which are not receivable in payment for public lands outside of the district where the survey is made. Previ- ous to the recent change of law these certificates being sssignsble. and in the 1 hands of the assignee, receivable m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-26
LIERIG DIsPENsARY

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
THE BELLEVILLE VICTIMS.
Dust 10 Solemn and Impressive
Funeral Ceremonies.

Beleville, H., January 10 The
funeral Of the Identified bodies of the
victims of the convent fine, who were
residents OF Belleviile. toall place this
morning The ryices were held nj
81. Peters church, which was heavily
druped In mourning and filled with IL
great crowd Of sympathiging and
sorr wing people. A solemn requiem
mass was sung, Bishop .BaItes OF Al
ton officiating, assisted by Rev
Father Abcliu OF Milwaukee. spiritual
director OF the order OF Notre Dame.
a large number of priests Of tho do
cese were also present. Two funeral
orations, one In English and one in
German, We're delivered, after which
n procession, consisting of boys and
girls Of the parochisl schools, young
mems and ladies' societies, The sur
viying sisters, clergymen. mayor and
city council OF Bellevile and throng
ofGiiizens and strangers formed and
proceeded TO Greenmount cemetery,
where the interment took place and
The Inst sud rites were performed.
Business was suspended In the city,
md nearly everybody in the place
COX part In the mournful ceremonies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
keep time to the click of the nippers.
Han A 1 Chnpn bars is r..yu r,la1 bara

keep time to the click of the nippers.
Hon. AL. Chambers is regarded here
rs one of the best in
formed members of the house,
and, withal. one of the smartest think
ers and fairest legislators, He is an
indefatigable worker, is always ut his
post of duty, and always on the alert.
Your sections interest are safe in his
hands. While he guards well the gen
eral welfare of the entire common
wealth.
Lieutenant Governor Martin looks
in fine health this session, and presides
with grace, ease and dignity. He is
al amiable presiding officer, and un-
der his gavel the business of the sem
ate moves smoothly and rapidly
to results. The election of
Eek Lieutenant Governor Sears
as president, u d Will Lambert as sec
rotary of the stockmen's convention
smacks of sectionalism just little, but
enough to stir the undertOw oil the di-
vision sentiment, and your readers
need not be surprised to hear the
rumbling of many voices for more
States before the end of the extra seq
sion. After the overwhelming defeat
of their candidate for the presidency
the North Texas cattlemen saw also
defeat in any attempt to elect n secre-
tary from that section, and declined to
name "a candidate. Will Lambert
makes good secretary but his cattle
interest is an unknown quantity
The house is full of jolly good feeling,
and whether listening To Labatrs
iaceti;c, Browns boomerang or Coch-
rams ever-fiowiug talk, tue members
pursue the even tenor of their way,
and complaisantly wait to throw up
their hands to second Mr.. WurZbach' IS
call for the previous question-in fact,
it is not an unusual occurrence to see
many hands up before that standing
previous question caller rises from his
seat to make the motion.
Mr.. o. III. Nelson of Moheetie,
president Of the Cattlempn's
Association OF the Panhandle
is in the city, and this morning Wis.
ited the Investment company office.
Col. Mulhull, of the firm OF Mulhall
Seeding d Co., of 81. Louis also called
this morning. He represents large in
terests and Is prospecting for heavy
investments in Texas.
Mir. 5. Kerr OF San Antonio, iinan-
cial agent of the great English house
of Shatturk & Hoffman, New Orleans,
spent half an hour with the Invest
ment company's representatives. to-
day The syndicate he represents do
large loaning business on land and
cattle security.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
A CRIME CONFESSED.
Twisting II Child's Neck Until II Was
Broken.

Riverhead, l.. L., .Iapusry I0.--Geo.
jeffrey, indicted with his wife for the
murder of II child OF the lattor by her
former husband makes statement
that he Killed the child by holding it's
body between his kuees aud twisted
he chi'd's head one way until he
thought he had broken It's neck and
then twisted IT'S head the other TO
make sure he had killed it. Jeffrey
bad contemplated killing the child
for long time, and
thought he could do 80 bv
continued crnelties and not be held
guilty Of crime. Failing. he nj last
broke its neck. He ha,ed tine child
because he Was not ia father, and it's
existence interfered with HIS wife
earning money for him He had no
other motive for the crime. Being in-
formed Of her husbands confession,
Mr.. Jeffrey became very Tighten arted.
She said she was present when he
Killed the child, and she made no re-
sisiapce, as she could have no comfort
in life while il lived
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
SHERMAN.
An Interesting Indian Itcm-Death OF
4 Respected Citizen-Pers0nal

special to the Gazette.
Sherman, January 10.--Rev. MIR.
Morrow states that one year ago there
were two thousand Choctaw Indians
in Mississippi who We're wholly ig-
norant of reading or even knowing
that their language had been put in
printed form, since which time,
through the labors of J. b. Morrow. Il
Choctnw preacher, who WAS sent there
to teach them, they have learned to
read and have built two churches.
Rev. j. Il. Morrow died in August
last, but to-day another Choctaw
preacher was sent to them
from the Indian Territory, Rev.
Albert Brown, accompanied by
his family, who will continue the
good work. He is himself Il ful,-blood
Choctaw
Mrs. Lou Donscr, wife of our es-
teemed citizen, j. G. Donser, to-day,
received "a letter announcing the death
of her father, j. w. Palmer, on Deem
her 30, 1888, at his home in Western
Texas. Mr.. Palmer was once "A highly
respected citizen of Grayson county,
and many OF our people will regret to
learn of his demise. We knew the
deceased well in his lifetime. The
character and standing OF the family
which he has left behind sufficiently
attest his worth and excellence.
Judge BiniSley left for Washins ton
this morning to confer with parties
there III regard to the establishing of
the branch Federal court at Sherman.
Mr.. q. Y. Glew of Brownsville,
Tenn, is in the city looking up its
advantages with the Intention of
locating among US.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
TEXARKANA.
A Local Squabblr Over Payment of
Fines into tile City Treasury.

Special To the Gazette.
Texarkana, Ark, January l0--To-
day decree was made in the county
court of Miller county. Arkansas, di-
recting that suit be at once brought
against City Marshal Lanigan on the
Arkansas side of the town, for the re-
covery of some seven or eight hundred
dollars of fines collected under ordin-
ances OF the city paid by the marshal
into the city treasury by order of Ma
ior Foster, and contrary to orders of
the county court. Able counsel have
been employed by the county, and the
city proposes TO strain every effort to
defeat the claim Of the county. Opin-
ion among the lawyers of the place is
divided, the county court basing its
ruling upon an ambitious act of the
recent legislature. The suit is re-
garded rs q very Important one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
The Congo Trade.

New York. January l0.-The cham
Der of commerce adopted resolution
that the president OF tie United States
be requested to appoint commission
to confer with the African interna-
ton association. Of whicl, the king OF
Belgium IL president, for the purpose
Of procuring to other countries the
liberties Of free commerce with resi-
dents along the banks of the Congo
river. which the Portuguese NOW mo-
popOlize.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
Two More BSys,

Sam G.. Jackson's arm was very
tired yesterey when his friends go
through congratuIating him. IL was
a hearty boy, and balanced eleven
pounds In the scales.
John o. Ford has at home little
boy weighing eight pounds that calls
him pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11
-
SAN ANGELO.
A Public Meeting Imposition to the
Herd Law The Rail.

Special 10 the Gazette.
San Angelo January l0.--A meeting
OF some fifty of sixty persons was held
in Ben Ficklin last night in regard to
the fence-cutting trouble. The senti-
ment of the people wa. in favor of free
range, and "A resolution was adopted
against the herd law. Several of our
most prominent and largest land
owners voted for its passage, for fear
OF injury to their property.
There was grand bali given at the
court house last night which was quite
an ENJOYABLE affair. All the young
people enjoyed themselves splrndiily.
cool northcr blew up this even
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

Iowa. ID. w. Smith and Commissioner
Lnriug, was appointed to consider all
subjects before the committee and
formulate Il bill for its approval, report
to be made in full To the committs to-
morrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

tancc aud place on better ground.
!, law 1. t,,aQed niohibitinx tbs piHnR-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

1880 p,iiitru.
Jeet any az, ecu tnerefpF .i.v sum 81
4 rs,eiseja ~ Olds, plans ana s,e llEit iore
Sloeg lff..,s - Tf'ec3Ht1 tiOuta~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

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liroyrumg ror il road aud bridge NIX x,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-11

win s :, ssuqqnsol, Z. 800, ..ss a BOwLIs--
ORTIZ, Tes' o ayogsl'ArA ttorneysasfi u 4 n, K,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-23
Sold by James Clavin and L. orynskI druggist

"wINE OF oARDUI" for Ladies only.