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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
The Flux Mine.

WUa is progressing finely in this me, s.i lt may now be termed one of Pm .ouuty'z Lest producers. Mr. M. ss-.ar. of the Benson smelling com a-.E. uUa Eas possession, although the Li.e La- been for more than two years
 litigation. He has built a road up ils side of the mountain at an expense oi S50jo, buii- a large number of houses il tLe vicinity of the mine, and evi- lently goLe tB york with a determina- uon to vosk t to its full capacity. He now has about twenty men at work, and IS shipping on a~ average one car load ot ore a day Zine uIue IS about three niles from .a Fluy side track, and Is one tho.-a8i feet higher than a spot but t~O and a half miles down the mountain In the direction of the switch.
 Miners are paid g % day, but it Is understood the wages will be reduced to SA There are a large number of Mexi- cans at work m the mine, and they are paid but S2 day. Some say that there Is a probability that the American force VII be reduced and the Mexican force increased. for inc reason that the mine s very easily worked. 4 new strike has recently been made which promises to FT0ve a bonanza.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
KIT CARSON'S CASE.
,,.. r,eapsde aI Arivaca-Correoied His
 tory of the Man.

,-..,pade at Arivaca-Correcied His
 tory of the Man.
 ,h. e,,e Of Kit Carson, the Modoc ,:so arrested lest Saturday at the in- =, of L. Stewart, of ArivGca, on . s''. "-.s or assault with deadly weapon '-., mn in Justice Meyers court this ''' ;,-and the case was taken under s5ri.sasnt.
 m, f,,ts in the casa are about these. =. ,ssrs ago kit went Into Ariyaca, .,7.t himself with irewater and pro- .,,s i, have things his own way. He ,--.;.nn until about 3 o'clock m the .r.r- when a number of citizens tir- - .ha racket, called up Mir. Stewart rss .t the time a deputy sheriff,
 :.-R II Paul. Stewart went up to .-.-.,,an where Carson was having it ~t.,..orp way, by forcing men up to .t..-t, drink at the muzzle of SIX s,..- When the officer entered Car
 -l.r.,,l his revolver at him and with
 .--,l.rs oath remarked that no officer
 -ll a--est him. Stewart twisted a --..r.s- .uto Carson's ear and two .t.--, g took his siX-shooter from him. g---., .--t 3sy he had a trial before the A--. .f -6a peace and was fined. The y-''..-.;g ba dId not want to sell the .-;,'',r.,-.-.s horsa or saddle and directed l:,s-t, sell the six-shooter to pay .-s .issrs The matter here ended until ,r--s-7 mel Stewart in the Palace hotel S.,T-Iav aud being drunk pulled his -,..l and told Stewart be wanted that t.r..Iooter. Col. Ray field called an officer --I Carson was lodged n .ail to await .z5mination today.
 The history of Kit Carson as pub- fsbei ID the CITIZEN on saturday was ---oueous. He anu another Modoc s7Ii both aged Hboat Ihtee years, were .aD-rrei in the Oregon war In 1855 by n Boh. Wood. gho was a major in .t.t war. Daring one Ot the worst s,r,s Colonel Wood and the famous P1-pa River Chief nai a hand to hand s-at which resulted It victory for CI Wood. He aft=rGaJd captured the -v1 boys and gave one Of them to his f,tler cur present Probate Judge. T5e latter called his boy Black Hawk l gri Col. Wood called the other Kit l C,-so-. hecsuse he had spent many r-.r, on the frontier with old Kit | C,--aa aud regarded inn as a very rg-m trend. Black Hawk remained 1 rl.h Judge Wood until he was about | rpeteeu years old when he died. and | E; Carson remained with the Colonel. l Ea gave him fair education, until | .asat three years ago, when he became l ,l Gissirated and was 50 ugly when | i-lbIa- that his benefactor gave him a l t1s lo-se. saddle and blankets and told | El Co -3.
 A.taa breaking out of the late civil | El- 5l Wood returned to the East and | b-sl4e colonel of a Missouri regiment | .-i catered the Confederate service. ! Kt k4-,on accompanied him all | though the war as his orderly and saw | --,a hard service. After the war he l -l--lai through the states with the | Ca1s! agI has in his time been | t-.ls-l nearly eyerT state and territory | America.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
\ Hard Customer.

Saturday night about ten o'clock oaeHf Paul and Constable Brady were aoohed tbata drunken man was at- 'e1punS to npeud South Meyer street and @t once hurried to the scene of dis 'n''ance- On arriving there they found 'lat a man named II. \. Twoner had 5Lied himself with bad whisky and had 5a 5Ilyea number Of women and chil- '.'! 1Ieh rom their homes and was having ,lLnEs all hIs own way. They placed --'-l 1--I GnIer arrest and he walked along .Ne.ly until they had nearly reached tls 'SP ot the court house steps when L5 sud iesnly brsced his foot against a t..p and threw himself back, and all S S-'es men rolled down the steps. S,9''l .., Paul pasted him one on the jaw -- .-I knoeked him off the walk on the H,a,s 1- .f when Constable Brady caught him 'c tis throat and clinched him so tight f,,i-. ila' n' soon consented to go peace r;.:: He was charged this morning
 1 "'lns drank and disorderly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

C.F RICHARDS & CO. Agents, tg7 & f2q Sansome street. Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Sherih s Sale.

= SALt UPON fOGttL Uit BY VIRI UE - or judgment aud Gs. sls uf foreclosure ls-ued out of the llstriCt Court uf tlD Ftr-t Jldtcial District of the ICrrItury Dl ArlzuUa. in and for the county Cf Pima oI tue 18th day of April A. D. i,st, m 0 certain action why--.n Gscr-,e l.. Lyude. plgiutIt, recuyerri against Chri-tobei GLacetto and Pedro OL1r. lfau. drfeudAnts. a Iudgmert for The sum Of e5.3i5.so, w.th interest on Si,bu thereof Gt one aud Oue half Der cent per month, tose her vlth The rum of aj1.i5 costs l have levied upon the foll1WiEL desc lbed prop erty, to-wIt. sltuutsd in tHs Territory of Ari- zOna, county Cf Pima and city of luc~on. heing Lot number Five t5l. Lot number Niue tgi Lot number Twelve ti2I and lot nun 7er Thirteen Q3l. all in Block number Two Hundred and Thirty t23Cl. together with all ld singular The teneme1ts, heredlt1ment- ani aypufteuauces thereto belonging or iu suy wise gapcriaiuIug.
 And notice is hereby gwen t.at on Saturtiay the I-th day of JCly, l-~f, tween the hcurs of 70 o'clock h.. and o'c.1-k D.. Iu.. iu front Of the Court House door iu tae (1ty Of Iucsun. County of Pimn. Terrl,o5y of Ar.zoaa 1 vii sell the above described gsgprrfy. or SO much thereof as may be necessary Co realize tue amount of the above judgment, co-;s sad ac- cruing costs.
 Dated Tucson, June 2l. i,-i.
 e. H. PAUL. Sheriff
 By T. CORDS. Under secrifi. ju3isd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
\ Jolly Picnic.
Per LIGHTsToS.

A party of ladies and gentle men on last Sunday morning had a most enjoyable picnic on the Rillito beyond Fort Lowell. They were pre- pared with all the choice edibles female ingenuity could suggest as well as Il plentiful supply of wine and beer. They were well supplied with camp stools and one enjoyable feature of the Occa- sion was that in crossing the creek they made a bridge ot camp stools and passed over safely.
 In the party were Mrs. D. Snyder, Mrs. Mark Ezekiels, Miss Lizzie Hughes, Miss Lauretta Lowell. Misses Nettie and Beckie Ezekie.s, Miss Soto, NIT. Nj. GeryaIs, MT. Louis Lully. MT. Robert Wood, Mr. kunO Baum, NIT. Charles Howe and Mir. Alfred DoTan.
 After the party had left MT. $. NJ. Franklin and Mir. Arthur K. Brewer took their bycicles and reachei the party just in time to take dinner with the picnickers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Official Report of W. II. smith.
QUIJoToA, A. T., June II, 1884 \. WATERMAS, ESQ, SECRETARY !
 PEERLESS MINING Co.

QUIJoToA. A. T., June II, 1884
 \. WATERMAS, ESQ, SECRETARY !
 PEERLESS MINING Co. DEAR SrR:-All work in and about the various mines is progressing as fast as possible under the circumstances. Tun- nel l, Is in 200 feet; some delay has been caused in this drift during the past week owing to the powder smoke. A blower is now being put in readiness to give better ventilation. The rock in face of drift IS getting somewhat softer aud looks much more favorable than when I last reported. Crocker tunnel No. f, is in 22l feet. Fair progress is being made, and the face is showing much better than at any previous time. Peer tunnel No. 3, Is in 209 feet. The face Is iu a lively looking pOrphry nut h softer than usual and seams of quartz are be- ing encountered. South Drift tunnel No. ?, IS in s feet, showing a decided improvement since last report. Winze is down l02,ieet, and Is now being sunk at an Rnge of 70 degrees with the dip of the vein. Crocker tunnel No. ,, on the west side of the mountain, Is in 33 feet, and is being showed ahead as fast as possible with eight hour shifts. Blowers are being prepared to be put ID the various tunnels and winZe, and bet ter progress may be looked for m the future. Yours truly,
 w. H. SMITH, Supt.
 III
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
MATERIA MEDICA.
A Lively Brush In the Courts or the sub
 jeets of Physics.

A Lively Brush Tn the Courts or the sub
 jeets of Physics.
 Dr. Crepin was arrested this morning on warrant sworn ont by J. G. Good man, charging him with practicing med ieire without proper diploma. The case came up this afternoon before Justice Meyer and somewhat lively time ensued. The prosecution was rep resented by District Attorney Campbell and the defense by Dr. Crepin himself. The prosecution based their case on the territorial law in regard to the matter of diplomas which requires all practiciug physicians to produce and place on record diploma from some authorized medical college. Dr. Crepin based bis defense on a certificate from the State board or medical examiners of Califor- min, which IS composed of five qualified physicians from each seperste school of medicine. He also claimed certificates from foreign universities.
 During the trial there was a large crowd present and much interest was manifested. Justice Meyer virtually decided that Dr. Crepin had right to practice Tn the territory but announced that he would deliver written opinion Tn the case at 4 30 this afternoon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
RESTORED.

IT IS BEYOND DOUBT THE MOST RELl- Il able useful and PERMANENT IONIC Co the re- productive organs of both sexes known. lt acts directly upon ;hc nervous system. lt restores debilItated functions of the principal organs Of the body and unsurpassed as Nervine. IT ls a powerful permaueut and determined Aphr'dl- siac. It IS an Attentive and Aperient of excel lent fine quality. It relieves weakness and pains m the kidneys; it prevents losses from the sy s- tenn from unnatural causes; it cures frontal headscha pimples on the face. loss of memory relaxed condition of the neryOus rystem. indi- troubles. Those who have failed Co OhtAin a cure srOuld immediately give the VITAL lLth a trial. It IS the kING of all. lt has never failed in A single case. The company will pay S3.u Tor a case It WI ] uut cure. no matter V neither com plicafed or not The continuation of The VITAL IZEE is such that It curez buth simple and com plicated Case. Ihis Is Uvlug Co a practical experience Of 90 yeu--- Dr. \. C to will guar autea a per ID suert cure in every case taken un- der thair treat ulsEt and rpCcial G,iyIcc. Inn required I- from one Go thTee moufh- treatment if tlp srest NIrtrIZFE :lIi-. hc money paid for thc rn'uefiy yIll E. rci udCi Or = 70 forfeited. Call cor write for our OBsrRTNrIoSs oS MAN Houn. yaich aiu enable the sufferer Co answer the necessary questions. SD that each can have the proper remedy forwarded -ultahle for his SPECINL CAsE- CQysvLrNIION FREE COSFI DENTIsE. Price of the great Nltallzer S2, 0r SIX bottles in cass Si1-SUF' 'ICIENT To tUHE MosT CASi-S- Sent by Lzpres- ua receipt ot prlce or C. O. n.
 I.AIkIES suh ring from di.ease,s peculiar L "a " Alt1 to their eey. invaluable ald and speedy cure obtained Our Female Monthly Pills arc unsurpassei as Q regulator. S-nt on receipt of price. S3-
 Dr. NbrFncthN d Co. Isi9 Market s.. corner Ninth. san Eranri>cO. Gal
 s%-Take Market and Valencia street Dummy Cable Curs from the Fc1ry. etc. myi3DGWu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

Owing to the illness of Judge FItz- gerald no court Is being held Tn Flor ence this week and it will therefore re- quire most of next week to clear the docket in that county. This will delay the special term of court called to con vene next Monday to try the indicted city and county officials. As a conse- quence the clerk and sheriff will on Monday open court and an adjournment will be had till the following Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
The meed of merit for promotinr ner

Tue need Of merit for promoting per sonal aesthetics k due to J. c. Aver * O., whose incompatible Hair Vigor is a universal bcautifier of the hair. Harm- less effective, agreeable, it has taken rank among the indispensable articles of tho toilet. To scauty locks It gives luxuriance, and withered hair it clothes with the hue of youth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

It matters not whether the times are dull, the weather hot, or Blaine going to occupy the presidential chair; \. ID. Otis < Go. pursue the even tenor ot their way and sell hardware, lumber. glass- ware. crockery and miners supplies at prices that astonish the natives No complaining of hard times m that es. tablishment, and why. because they sell first class goods at living profit dSw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

The CITIZEN has from time to time spoken of the dangers to pedestrians re- sulting from fast riding and driving by express men and horsemen. No atten- tion has been paid to these suggestions either by the police or others nd 1t Is perhaps now in order for men who wish to walk along the streets to carry clubs and administer a fine to the horse man or driver who undertakes the smart Alec" business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
Official Records.
LOCATIoNS

Water Right, Baboquivari mountains by Wm WarfOrd, Louis LePage and James Flynn.
 May Millsite, BaboquIysri mountains, by same parties.
 Mountain Lion mine, Cababi noun. tains by D NJ Hyde.
 Anna Laura mine, Wrightson district, by John Smith and N. J. PrestOrias.
 No. 6 Gold and Silver placer claim, QuiiOtoa mountains, by Harry Brook, C 5 T.sdale, J E Larcome, NJ A Jackson. G w Barter, $ P Palmer, l. A Henry, M M Sloan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

Ls RIehau'- Goidsa T;si-am No. CuTee Chanc-e-, 6rst and second staEes; Sores on Go, Legs and Body; Syphilitic Catarrh. diseased Scalp, and all primary forms Of he diseasS Price. S5.OO per bottle Ia Rlrhau's Golden BalSam No. Curcs Ts-.IAry. Mercurial. Syphilitic kheumatisni P4ins m the BOncs. Uloerlted Throat, Syphll .tic Rash. Lumps etc. and erldlcates all ds eases from the system. whether caused by bad treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving The blood pure and hesl:hy. Price. S5.OO per bottle.
 Le RIchaa'- Golden spanish Antidots ini the cure of GonorrLeA. Gleet, etc. Pri's e % per bottle. To Richau'- Golden spanish Injection. wash for the cure of tilest StTicture=. 'seGsee of the Urctha and Bladder etc. PrIec, si.5O per bot ie
 Ie Kicbau's Golden Ointmcnt for tho etiec- tive healing of Syphilitic Sores and EruptlOns- PrIce, SI per bottle. AIeo agents for Ls Iiichau's Golden Pil s for Weakness. loss of Physical powers. and all di=aasas arising from abuss and excess and overwork. Price, $500 per Box Sent everywhere. c. O. D. securely packed per express.
 c. RICHARDS & CO. Agents,
 4g7 & 70 Sansome street. Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

On account of tue confirmed large sales of Dsmiana Bitters l find it neces- sary to have an agency at Tucson. No tice Is hereby given that Messrs Hil- zInger k Patterson have this day been agents of the celebrated and well known Damiana BItters for Pima county and vicinity. LEWIS HEss.
 Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, No.
 F. Montgomery ave, San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

lhere Is no use talking; a man with 6 face on him as large as the rear end of a livery stable cannot get into a disrep- utable quarter of the town and drown his identity by turning down the rim of a little tOney straw hat Some gentle men who pretend to stand high can probably get pointer out of thIs para graph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

George T. Martin while out riding yesterday afternoon met with consider able of a mishap. Near the Methodist church hIs horse became frightened and ran away, throwing him from the buggy and injuring him severely about the head. He is all right to-day. however, and will he out tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

NESS.
 The Doctor wal, as,ree Co forfeit SI .OOO for A ca-e undertaken not curcj. Tho reason 70 mauy cannot get cured or weakness and the above Cis- e se- ls owing 90 a complication. called FkOS- IAlOE,iitA with HlFERAkSTHIA, which reguires special treatment
 DR. LIEBIG's tNytGORNTOR, No. 2. with OUr pc cuiiar sueclal treatment. IS the only cure for IECSTtToknaEA. py it Manhood IS restored and tho hand of time moved back from age To youta.
 IT pimples appear on tic face if ycu become isliC-s and d.spuudcut, .uok ou for the com Q. icaJlon win tital VI caknCss and loss of Vital ify known as PrustatorrLca. hundreds O. hyes ave been lost for The want Of proper treat ulent Tor thls complication. and thousands have lOst ali trelr property and pleasure in life from its effects.
 Pricc Of either fnYigora;or. ss Case O SIX b-ttie=. Slu. Sent i0 any address covered Cciirely from obse.vutlUn.
 br. AtcbiS A Co treat -uccessfully by Ho- mUo;a- hy every form uf SPECIAL, PRIVATE r CHbONlC DISEASE without mercury or uaureous drugs. if vitality k drained from the body numerous dis-a-e5 follow that b5fla ordi- nary medicll treatment IT allowed Co continue the CnuaIuial loss canes Consumption, Dlsbe- tes, rl -ht'- D.scaGe, Insanity, etc. Cures guar auteed. Disease. or the geuItu- urinary organs, kldnt ys liver and bladder pet iall treated Dls- E,SES OF WONsis srEEDiLl CURED.
 QaSliagd and Rc> Rc>poRSibie.-D Dr. Liebig < Co., from tULOPE, are OrgHnlzed m ompliance Stth the California Medical Law. Diploma pro cured by regular college educa lon. and are now in their nineteenth year Ot special practice.
 Most powerful e.ectuc helts free Co patients. To PROVE THE NOSDERFUI. POWER of the IN NlGOfAIOk A $ BgrT. E OWEN OR SENT FRXF. Consultation free and private.
 Call or address
 IgEgIC DISPENSARV
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

lnpotsrcy, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De
 -.If4 .rd Loss or MANHOOD, in all Its com piiCatiOns, and from whatever cause nrnduced. Iteu-I, hes and purites the blood
 .trcust hens tho Naryes. Brain, Muscles, Diges- ..an. Reproductive Organs, and Physieal and Ieutal rarulties. lt stup= any unnatural debli- ttHuug dram upon tre -y-tcn' preventing lhvoii uutary lD-s--. debilfatiEg dreams. ssnilnal ip-sps with ths uTtua etc., so dee ruc'lNe tO .niud and body. It Is Q sure e'lulnRsor of nll KIDNEY ANI B. ADDLE COMiLAlNIs. u -grtsirs pt, iu ,rrIou- ingredients. To those .uflsrIae from line evil effects of youthful indIsrretton- or cNCcsses. speedy. thor
 au..h and psTu,urCnI GRE N Ct AkAN- rsfD. Price G2.IO per bottle. or hVe bOttlee m r4-e. With fuil directions and advice, elO
 Sent secure from observation Co any address up- on receipt of price. or t. o. b To De had "nly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
The Copper Hines.

Yesterday the CITIZEN published the account of an interview with gentle man recently from the San Carlos cop per mines (better known as the Tweed mines) in which it denied the report of the Florence Enterprise as to the sol dieIs having run the miners and other employees from that property. That report has been proven utterly false, and the informant of the Florence paper must have entertained some malice to- ward the owners of said property, or else was a malicious prevaricator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

For constitutional or scrofulous ca tarrh, and for consumption induced by the scrofulous tRint, Eyer's Sarsaparilla ;s the true remedy. It has cured num- berless cases. It will stop nauseous ca tsrrhal discharges and remove the sick ening odor Of the breath, which are indications of scrofulous origin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

The NGCatinu -eason is at hand. This IS fine seEsOE wIen the newspaper man piles all bis F.ci clothing into a cOtOrie of huge trunks. takes specIal car and goes Nhe e beer is five cents n glass The average newspaper man is a daisy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
MisCLLLASLOUs

I.e l.JyrGs' Osr-r, l- Js- AE & s...i slaF IA -u...,.-.. --.eH k3 Year: 2i6 pa-el, ol IT "a inches, with over 3,3OO V<V iilustratiOns-a whole pie
 6 ture gallery. Gives whole sale prices direct Co c0HsUHers on all goods for personal or family use. Tells how to order, and gives exact cost of every thing you use, eat, drink, wear, or have fun with. These invaluable books con tain information gleaned from the mar kets of the world. We will mail copy Free to any address upon receipt of the p0sta,c-I cents. Let Us hear From you
 Respectfully,
 E-s{TCOME2Y WARD 2 co. =@s N a29 Wabash 6vcaug. Chiss=o. H.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
GALE UPON FoRrCI-- -srRE.-R

GALE UPON FORTCLJSURE.-B VIRTUE
 - Of a judgment and decree uf foreclosure and
 sale issued out of tho District Couft os the
 Dir JudIcial District of the Territory of Ari-
 zuna. m and for tho cpvuty of PIma. the 2g h day of Hay, A. n. 1881 su & certain action vhe ein Juhu Lellweger. laintiG. recovered a judgment against trglra--1 Nasgra. d,.feai- ant. r the sum u' iic >p wift iafers.t thereon a. the rate of per cent per r1o.ith to geiher Ith the sum ot >-is 8, costs and per- centaEe and acc-ulng cns--. nave levied upon the following d---r- yd proper y. Co wit. All that piecr rr -frc.l of i-ud -.tuare. tyirl. ard being ID ta- cI-y of ircslu county of Pima and Territory u. .,rl.l a- and waIra i- more trrfir- .larly de-cfitcd g- follows. tr-wlt. Lot mum br four lil iu lock Eumbar two hurdred ard tventy-seveu .--ii. as appears iron; the man and held u.te- or t-e -1rvey -nl is and eNecu-lt bg S. W rOreutln. and as rruv-i by the ', sy1r and Council oi tt, village now cityl Of luCs n on the 3ith t.iy iu-s, iSs1.
 And Lou"e "a hereby llrcu that ua Inc .2th cay ,f JEiv A. D. is-t hetyer,n he lu.r~ of iI u'clac. a. Iu- asu @ u'clscx ID. rl. in 'rUut o' tLD rgi.b1--e Go1r. ln tae city of ur- 'Ou. cuulty of ima. Territory of Arizona. Siu sell co pubic lGctluu to he highest and le-t bidder for c1Sh al t.c above describ.l iruperty. or so much taCrcuf as may b. reces- ary Co realize the amount of the above iudc- nent, interest and grrruiuc Costs.
 By T. CoEpIs. Under er.d.
 Dated at Tucson. Jg-c -I. ls-i. l.iEtI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fortify the system All who have expe- 'Tienced and wit messed the effect of 'Hostetters StOm
 ach Bitters upon
 the weak. broken
 down. despOnding
 victims of dyspep
 sia,liver complaint
 fever aud ague.
 rheumatism. nsrv-
 uus debiiIty.Orpre-
 maturedecay.know that m thIs su- prCne tonic and al- terafIYe there ex- ists a specific prin- ciple which reaches the very sOurce or the trouble and ef- fleets an absolute and perm an en.t cure. Tor sale by orally
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

Thrs Grea
 Stren gth entng Remedy and Nerve TONIC IS the legiti- mate result of over twenty years of prac- ,ical experience, and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN TY NcrVous and Phy- sicgl Debility, Semi nal Weakness, SpsT- matorrhGs, Prosta
 f,rrhusa EmIasfona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

We learn from our esteemed contem- porary, the Prescott Courier, the follow ing:
 Lovely weather.
 Summer has come.
 Start your ice cream tools.
 The Sabbath is a quiet day in Prescott See notice of girl wanted to go into the country.
 John Masterson. Mir Thompson and a lady came in last evenings stage from the north.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

Is the finance committee of the coun- ell going to do anythingin regard to the proper celebration of the Fourth of July: The members of the fire com pany will call specIal meeting iO talk over the matter in few days. It is hoped the finance committee will have as much enterprise as the fire ladies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-21

4. Tr-,'~at Tn. ~ateh repairIng a specIaity at Nera- Co.'S Jewellers, Congress and Rg;obo streets. Money advanced on
 e9' diamonds and iewelry. d&w