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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
The Logan City Well.

J. NJ. Quiggle. the man to whom To- gan City IS now deperdent upon for the first general supply O, srtesian water, IS in town. He states that he has a SIX inch hole down 360 feet, and that eighty feet of excellent water is the result. If this can easily be pumped 10 the surface. but Mir. Quiggle IS after artesian water, and this he proposes to reach if it exists in the district. He will sink the hole hundreds of feet deeper, if At present the drills are going slowly through hard, fiinty rock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
New rirginla,s First Church.

Not long ago, J. J. Chatham of the Star and John W. Seay secured a cen trally located lot in New Virginia, Quijotoa district, which they have donated to the Episcopal church. The deed has been placed on record, and will be transferred to Mir. Charles Hudson, ot this city, as trustee for the church. An impression prevails that the lot can only be used as site for rel i,ious building. This is wrong; when ever the trustee sees fit, he can dispose of the property and devote the proceeds to the fund needed for the erection of an edifice in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
Sheriff S Sale .

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISS ht out of the Di-tr.c- Court or the tir-t |.
 cinl District of the Territory of Arizala, ]. Il. for the county of Puma. and Q, me dlractee delivered. on a judgment rendered by sand .. on the Doh day of Fcbruary, A. D. ts,i. az
 '. P. DeLOng and in favor ul A. LlZlrd, for sum of Two Thousand Two Hundred and ty-Fiye and t-I0J Dollgrs, wlth Interest on $ at the rata Of two per cont Der month tIll r. together wIrh One Hundred SIUIy -el -lr ar. . ilu Doliars. costs and disbursements lt tLs
 Of sad judgment. and gcc-ulug cO--s. I .- levied upon all the following described erty, to-nit: The Little Sorhia Mining c
 located Iu Helveul Mining District, ] - county. AuZung Territory. rle location uU. uf wLIch I- recorded m the CtlcH of tls le.. or of Pima county, in Book ?, kecu-ia of 1l of Pma county at page ii alsa Che An. mining claim. -Ituated W sWd NalverIH All. District. the location uO-Ira of winch i- recnr. in the office of the Recorder of PlmI count. Book r. Records of Mines Of Pima cuuut page i32; also the Pima copper uIue, -l,uat.. sand lielvetia Mining District. Che location tice or which is recorded iu tho office of tlo l. corder of Pima county iu Book P, kecU-l. Mines Of Pima county. at pase- ia.i artl fdi. reference is hereby made Co said reco-,ls i.- more particular description. also Che tahr lode m Ouhuhl MIulUE District, ruur rF uL Pm Ierritorg Ur Arizona desIgulfed by the Surv General a- lot No. q, the patent Go which I- r corded In the oEice of the Recorder of J county Iu Book li Records uf Deeds of Niil"- PIma county. at pages -J9, -tn. -ll, -l- and anu rtlcEHlct l@ Nfrrnl u-t.-e tH ~alu Etcus a more particular description thereof
 And notice is hereby -Isel tlat Ol Satu-l tte lst day of March, A. D. i5.i. between hours of io o'clock a. Iu. and o'clock D. u.. front of tue Courthouse door, m the city of ! son, couu- y Of ima- Territory Of Arizuua. WIl sell all the right, tltls and interest of x. . De Long in and Co the above descrbgd proper at public cuctIuu Co the highest and bs-r hll for cush on legal currency, Ur SO much then. as will satisfy said execution and gii costs
 festdN E. H. PAUL. SherlH.
 The above sale is hereby postponed until s. urClay, March % ls-t at fhe same hour So. place, H. H. PAUL. SLeril.
 Dated Tucson, March l. 1S-4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
Police Officer Gale Cleared.

The petition signed by several mer- chants for the dismissal of Wm. Gale from the police force, was investigated by the Police Committee yesterday, and after hearing the evidence of several wit nesses, the defendant was eKonorated from any blame. The particulars as learned, are that when the officer first saw the encounter between MT. Heyn and the tramp Burns. the former was standing over the prostrate thief, four ishing a heavy bunc starter. Not know ing the cause of the tumble, he believed his first duty was to prevent any serious results of the scUfile by seizing Mir. Heyn. When he ascertained the facts be released the latter and imme liately ar- rested Burns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
\ Point for tlne Condenser.

The Alderman smoke and fume con denser is the invention of a citizen of Arizona. and as such the CITIZEN feels a lively interest in 1t. That 1t is a neces- sity may be seen by the following from the Iast Harper's Monthly: Western cities sxhale a tainted breath, stifle themselves in tue fumes of their own prosperity. If there be philanthropists abroad it would seem they could aid them by no other possible boon so much as by that of resolving the problem how the waste product of decomposition ot the bituminous coal may be carried of or prevented from arising" It is evI- dent that Paul Moroney, ST., should go to St. Louis instead of San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

] LONALluNS-
 Major mine, Helyetia district, Jan }. by 5 M Shortridge and E W Short ridge.
 Aztec No. 8. Tyndall district, Jan l. by $ M Allis, F c Pearson.
 Julia, Quiiotoas. Jan 9, by NJ Kenney, Robt Ramsbury.
 Keystone, Quiiotoas, Jan 30, by Robt Ramsbury, M Kennedy.
 Favorite, Greaterville, Jan ?, by NJ | Enzeubug
 Growing Oak, Truro, Collingwood, Waterloo, Iron Duke, Lord NelsoI, Lord Byron and Trafalgar mines, Quijo- toa district, by George J Roskruge
 Ophir, QuiiOtoa district, Jan. 8, by A H Hanson, c H Fry.
 Palo Verde and Black Sulpherits mines, Quiiotoas, Jan., 1, by 0 II Fry, A II Hanson.
 Silver Lining, Quijotoas, Feb. 24. by H Brent, c Shotwell and W R Logan.
 Prince Albert, Quiiotoas. Jan. by J II Brent, c $ Shotwell and W r. Logan. Buzfuz and Dantes mines, Helvetia district, Jan. l, by II B Lighthizer. " B McCleary.
 Lone Valley, Cababi district, Jan. l, Dy U n Armstrong. PaisanO mines, Compadre and Tapa- hlm district, Feb. 10, by Max Werner, Wm Heinecke, II Barnes. Certificate of the sale of real estate by Sheriff R H Paul, to Charles Silent. Elm pire mine, Patagonia district, S4SOA &Old Mission Silver mine, Arlvaca dis trict, January l, by Daniel McLachlan.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Deed to real estate from James Quin Ian, executor of the estlte of Thomas Belknap, to Ada E Johnson, lot 10, block ! 92, S2,00O Lease of John Msloney to John 1 Lewellen, lot 30 block II. Logan City, 99 years, S6i0. Lease of H B Dodge 10 J A Bright, 1 1s interest in lot l6, block ?, Logan City, 1 @ years, $50. John T Logan ct al, tn John LeweHen, l lot l, block 46, Logan City, go years. S1 | per year. Mortgage, 4 E Johnson. to James l Quinlin, executor, Sl, ,00O on lot 10. block !, 92, Tucson.
 Certificate - showing that Thomas | Cordis has been appointed Deputy As | sessoI of Pima county.
 DEEDS. AB Wolven to Archie Neorus, E in- terest in 160 acres land, adjoining New | Virginia, S5.
 JM Wilson to c W Buekner, house and lot, Nogales, s 400.
 Power of attorney from Charles + Drake, W Doherty and W R Gleason, l. D Chillson, to handle town lots in townsites of Brooklyn and Virginia City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08

The Medical Times and Gazette hay ing recently referred to the value of ad- der's poison as curative agent m the lockjaw. Dr. Richard Heale calls atten- ton to the fact that in 1874 there were 1.4SS persons exposed to the yellow fever who were inoculated with attenusted adder venom, not one of whom died al- though seven were attacked with the disease. The account of the matter, written by a nephew of Baron Hum boldt, appears in the Medical Digest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
County Business.

The monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisors was held this morning, the only member absent being Supervisor Vail. now in Los Angeles.
 The bond of Fl. B. Lighthizer as notary public was approved.
 Accounts in payment for services to indigent sick, and for the purchase of county books, amounting to S3SI6j were audited. Bills for work on the New QUijotoa road, reaching Sl,l25.tt were ordered paid
 Several taxpayers were present, petitlouing that certain taxes upon their property which they considered unjust, should be stricken from the rolls. Eight applicants had their wishes gratified.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08

A gentleman walked up to a vegetable dealers stand in the California market this morning, and gazed long and low ingly at a bunch of asparagus. He dared not ask the price, because he knew he could not buy it unless he put a mort gage on his house When he moved to leave. the dealer charged him forty cents for the sight. He paid 1t without a murmur and departed. Ten minutes afterwards man from one of our leading banks entered the market with a sack of com, handed it to the vegetable dealer, and walked of with the asparagus He was the marketing agent for one of our prominent millionsires. - $. F. Ex- change.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
EVERYB0DY'S DOCTOR.
 BY ROBERT 4. G0BB, II. D.

Every body'- Doctor Con tains E7l octavn palres and is urIutest ou nun uaIer and ll Iaurlsouiel V houud. lr l1 cold a- tLe low prlc- of three ISsI dollars O copy, 80 ls to brEg is within the reach of all.
 Tho work difers from all other books on Do- nes-ic Medicine I- having the di=-zses zv--ar1- atically arranged lccorilng Go their cIgs-iher- tion Everything Is described m the Dir5nes+ possible language. and the prsscrirtio-s a-e written out iu plain Lug.ish. % that they can b employed hy any intelligent reader Parprt- ull t-d i- a reliable adviser m everr- thiug relating Co the rearing Of thair children.
 Every family can save fifty times the price of the book every year by consulting it.
 lt is complete iu sli Its parts, and Is -ha mos- recent hooE 1f Il7 Elct published.
 IT yuz huv,s D-srersla. md 0C- how Co cure i- ny reading Every 5Ody's Doctor.
 Ion can leiirn how Co cura tgrlrru by cli--l--- ing EVery body's Doctor. ,
 For habirual CousfI patton, read kFe-l '-'-- Doctor.
 For all diseases of the Lunes and air ras-is s' Consult Every body's Doctor. tt t-
 lou can euro Group and NhooplrE s..-l. '. following the treatment Elven ln AF--' ''--' Doctor. .
 For the cure of Pile rad Every 5o.y 8 Doctor
 The book Will bs sent free by iaail or -Ai on rec ipf sf three doLll-s. ..t.
 We refer o the Edltorof this p-ie- ' book
 Address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUCsOy, PIMA CoUSTY. 4. T., ]
 5anuary l2 1881. rENO HENRY L. HERZINGEE OR THOSE \ who may clalm under him an undivided one fourth of the follow ne descrI bed property; Ou are hereby notified that | have expended one hundred dollars In labor and improvement upon the Contiuuacion mining claim, Sierrlta noun talns. Pima county, Arizona, beng the same property lOcatet May D. l.sU by Leonardo Sas- meta, and recorded in the Pima County kecOrC- CTS office. book of mining claims M. page 461. m order to hold said clam under the provisions Of Section 2S2s. Re- Vised Statutes of the United states, being the amount required Co hold the slms for thH year ending December 3i, ts,s, and ths. ] n yselt have contributed your portion thereof. Therefore, if within iO days after service Of -hI- notice by publication you faii OF refuse tO contribute y1ur proportion of such expendItgre-, as o1-owner, your interest in sad clam will become theprlp- erty of tho subscriber under saId Section Z32l Your proportion of sand expenditurJs is Twenty fise DOllars.
 jaI2W5m GEO. ?. MEEK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
GEO. F. MEEK.
Notice for Publication.
LAxp OFFICE Ar Trcsox. Anzos

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS, AEIzOSA,
 febrlr ry Is. lss4. Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler has filed notice of his intention Co make fnal proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver al Tucson, Arizonr, on March 2s. lssi. viz: Jose VI. Nasquez, of Iucs0n. Arizona, for tho lot ( and Ei- of SWii and SN'. of SEi. Of Sec. T. Tp. 70 S. R.l F, and names the fol- lowing as his witnesses. VIZ. Migue. Carrillo, Michael Mckenna, William B. Livingston and J. M Nartinoz. all of Tucson. Arizona
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Register. First publication Fehruary ZLIsst ItW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
Notice for Publication.
Pre-empdou No. s7a.

LtNo OFFICE AT TUCsJS, AEIZoSN.
 Eehruary E. 1881. ] Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has He'd notice of his intention Co make hnal proof ln support of bis claim, and that saId proof will he made b"for' the Register and Receiver ar the Land Uticc lf Tucson ou March =, i.sf Edwari B. Weidueck. uf Tue son. Arizona. for lot and Eis Of W. and Ntfi of SWii of Sec. Ig, ru. ll <, l 1l r. and names the following il- his witnesses. vlz. M. Hen dersoa. George smith. John Bruckuer and Charles Schneider all of Iuc-un. Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. L.--. .-.-.--- L-- L.----.-.- . ----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
An ndd Order.

"4omlng rancbmen embrace all sorts people, from sons of English lOr5s. i-.1el professors and graduates of the uts, colleges in the country. to the nan '51 common school education and the --'''.s,llQa! ~, who has no education at all to aA 'i' other than that acquired since -7 was kicked oCt Of the bacA doorof the ...-erne. mansion sEJ told to rustic for 5-.-. 'i-'--75iL -la- arc an enterprising, in- -elhsajed set Of men, how
 them and when they set out
 li-1 auy thing are pretty certain
 For instance. We herewith s E aa -far from a well known resi- Albany county, received .r ol ar leading merchants recent T. VIII be seen that he seems to | just what he wants. but that his her ot expressing his wishes is some Irregular and eccentric and pecu- Is " were: Mir. -: Please ls.otty the Rock Creek stage loo
 salt, . barrel brown sugar, 10 sds brown sugar, 100 45-calibre Win ter cartridges, 10 gallons best sour whisky-hke the first sent Also me two woolen undershirts for n Of some em bon point, and g corset girl of l5
 S.-Send 70 pounds of coffee, few copies of the Weekly Boomerang, a of the New Testament and Psalms Id together, large print, and he very cular about the quality of the soui ] whisky. Yours truly,
 e last two articles enumerated 1T sst paragraph reminds us of two o' Byron's lines:
 here's n aua ht 80 much the spirit cheers
 ,np and true religion
 Wyoming Boomerang.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
rnr cpr,T ,YTI.sYPHmITIC.

H-T -,rfru Eslsam No T Cure Le Rich-n .--. } =sc1rt stages oofs5 pl -h5 Gamer L.5.i-. -yplilt-r ta.arrl- di Isgs a-. ----- forms ul Che ll-a-5- scalp. 5d DOT bottle.
 tFtee, e'' ,--rEeu EaisaIn No 9 tnrss Ie Eicaaa ---.li sy2hil1tc tAaa--a- i75-- 4s-tiarr. r--a- icer1tted Throat. 7gr5i-- Frins - -- at-.. and er-1lca--e- 4l- .l7 1tic fas s.l. .---aal. whether caused by p-1 cases F-r-- .-- tr=a of mercury. l7lF-rE tds f5eatn -, .-i healthy. Priee' S'.O' per blood rl--
 bottle. eo.den spanil,,h Antidets tor Ae Eichar 2, f-1rorrhea. G!eet- etc. Ffiee' Sss eu- bot-le.
 V. % per gsIdeu Spanish Injection, Q Le RIchzI- -.4af ,1leet. Strlctu7es. T -sssi-'- wAsh f.- .ad Bladder. etc. Price, si''O |. Der boisls. ,.,ldsn Ointment for ths sfisc- Le kicBal'- vs--1lilitlc S0ras and trlp s7on-- ss5ys hea.-,.-r bottle Price. q s-- Ls Eishau'. Golden Phi Piiifii Also Hs,r--s -4 1f Physical lf CTS ana az for yVe c1.-- from ahuss and excess and dises,s-- --.-l-t-r. $500 per Box oser~orl- --, c. O. D.. securely packed per erprass.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
Death Of Col. POston's Wife.

WAsHISGTOS, D. C., Feb. 26.-Chas. D. Poston, Tucs0n-Mother died this morning; intermsnt in Kentucky on Fri day. <. L. PoPE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08

In the yard Of c. T. Etchells, on Main street. are whole rows of "Marguerites' in full bloom. They are beautiful, and especially so 70 the visitors of the East ern cities. These flowers are favorltes of cold weather, and SO soon as the hot rays of the sun fall upon them they fold l tbelr petals md remain merely an unin- viting plant until the next winter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
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 Ines and abuse or LACES>ES t1 OF MATURITY.
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 Ti is Indeed yFordcriui
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 ing Che wloIe ey-tel and rF- af' c-ed Co HEALTH and HAppl- rvilI arrea Co forfeit >I ,0Oo for @ 5en not cured- The reason -u mGry sed of wealcless and tle above dls- Ito a complication. called PROS !. with HlFEkAkSIHlA, which II treatment
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 Or. .sCo. treat successfully by Ho-
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 lrl.i'.a and spon~ihic.-Dr. Llemc e CT. .-- E- e ara organized m compumcH "a MedIcal Law. Diploma ura- "olleey educllou. and arc DOW fl year Of special pruCrg'- ectric belts free Co f.L-IN .r WONDERFUL POwr. =. -'lg ~ L.. .... 'lNs -- BOTTLE dIVI-S "-' '--N- -
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
A BASE ISLANDER.
SOME OF TUcsoN's BEST CITIZENS AT
 PACKED BY THE STAR.

Yesterday morning the Star of this city published an article slandering in the grayest manner some of the best citizens of pucson-ramely members Of the Society ct Pioneers. In connection with the rules of the organization gov erning the requirements of membership. 1t says:
 There being notting said as to the leglumacy of said children, the clause referring to them presents rather curious features. Children there were. and un- doubtedly, ID the olden days. but. as a rule, marriage being a sort of an un- known quantity, the large majority grew up somewhat promlscuously and got lost m the wilderness of uon-identitv. Pioneers sowed their oats in a spirit of careless vlldness, ano Rs there were hut lev fields fenced in, it was rather diff ncuIt matter to determine to whom the harvest belonged. l. would be devil Of task to gather in those old crops now, Tor various reasons. There wers fl multitude of fathers and few mothers. The mothers, generally, never had any but confused ideas of the matter, and the lapse of time has only still further mixed them"
 It further says of these Pioneers: They swore, lied, fought, gambled and got drunk"
 Also: "How they will manage to run a society without money, IS a question which bothers one. Few of the 70 pioneers are wealthy, from the fact that they never realized what use there could be for money other than to spend it."
 To tine above remarks 1t IS only neces- saTy to draw the attention of such nrOmInnnt and influential mon n..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08

The above sale IS hereby postponed until s..
 urday, March %, ls5i. at the same hour So. l place, H. x. PAUL. SLeriI Dated Tucson. March 1 I--4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
What n Woman Says.

MINE RUN FURAScE, Va, Jan. 3l, 1881. E. ST. JOHN, G. T. < P. A., Chi
 cago, III.
 Your valuable Cook Book came to hand, for which accept my thanks. It's a treasure, for its Recipes are plain, and the book is well gotten up; its typo graphical and general make up speaks well for your department in doing so much for the "Women of America " May your Road De as successful as every woman will be who follows your Cook Book, and every man who eats there after. Yours Truly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
THE cra1f English Remedy!

nE. SPfNNEE a tti.- kearuv street. San Erl1clscu, D.I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08

This beautiful book contains 12S pages with illuminated covers. Sent on re- ceipt of ten cents Tn stamps or cash. Address, E. ST. JOHN G. T. < P. A. Chicago, Rock Island < Pacific Railway, Chlcago. JUL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08

q Kresham will supply you with
 koes onions, California crushed bar
 Iro,,, a sack to a car load; go and see |before purchasing elsewhere
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
LIEEIc DIsPENsiRT

ystrcat. San Francisco. Cal. r- N3 Mason street, four hioeks -.' rom Eearny. Main enruEcs --.-.. .--.-- y Drug Store. uci.dGw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Unclaimed letters remaining in postoffice at lcson Arizona. prior to February 9, lssl:

Unclaimed letters remaining in POstoffice at Tucson Arizona prior to February 25, 1sSi; Acuua. Dolores Molina kavanagh D Alaude, Alberto Knight, W AndIade, Joso Lang. Thomas Anderson, J II Lepesche, Luis Armstrong, NJ Lukevlch, E Arbiso, Juana MartInes, Trinidad Bennett. F Nm Mcknight, W E Blackwell, Ellis Miranda Nacaria Boejorquez, CarlOtta Morris. EdEIn h Cameron. Thomas Montijo, Befugio CosiO Jesus Moreno. LOretO Curtis Perez. Juaua Dura-o. JO Perkins. Geo P Falkinburg, Wm Pierce. Catherine Faele Manuel SorD. Aeapito Figuero. Alejandro Soto Selestina Garcia. Emilia Ialten, Thomas Gross William Henry TolleE. W S Grijalba. Leonardo Balencuela. Felicita Mde Helauder Alex Wilkins. Id Ingalls,. l W Wolf. I Inclish. Pat -- co - -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
DR.ALLEN'S
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST DB. ALLEN. AS Is WELL KNOWN. Is A A A( regular -raduaisd Physician. educated O. how,loln College and University of M1chicaf he has devoted a lifetime fo Che study of rI |. treatment and euro of diseases within his soa cialty.
 Oung Men And 4llDDLE-AG1D MEN. who are -ufIeriu- from Sle effects of Youthful indi-cretioHs g- Exccsses in matu-er years. NEEv0rs and P1rrsr- CAL DEBILITY; lMPuTESCE, LosI MtSH0ou confusion of ideas, dull eyes. aversion Co soc.- et!- orsp9udency, plmplcs con the face loss q memory. frequency of uriurting etc Eewe- per- tilat by combination of remedies of rra-- curative power the Doctor lls so arranged h.. trea ment thai lt wlll not nly afford irus,lIaf. reLrt but permanent cura
 hf HOSPITAL ENPEREENEE uilfii-s been surgeon Iu charge ui two leafirr hospltals. enables me to treat all private f-o-- hles with exc ueut results. ] wish it disff1rtI. understood that do not claim ta perform inn possibilities, or Co tav0 miraculous or suurrns.t- urai power. claim only fo be a eEiIlfrf and successful Physlcian and surgeon. tiorourbI, informed in my speedily
 DisEASEs or MAY.
 All applying Co me will receive my horest opinion Of their complaiuts-No 70 experir7s-lfirI. "ii4 guarantee a positive cure in every ca.ss undertake or forfeit SI.uUn. CousuItafirr i-- r,f nee or by letter FEEE and strictly uriva+s NLarEes reasonable. IhorUugh examination ir. ending chemical and microscuuical auaIvsis of urine and adyice, s. Call on OF address DIR. ALLEN.
 -o'i hearuy street. san Francisco. Cal. Office n@urs sto dally, Co s evening. Sundays. to ' '--3 uo-j cm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
Palace Hotel,
 ALTAR, SONORA

THE loLY FIRsT-CLAss PLACE IF Board with or without Rooms
 at Reasonable Rates.
 stable and corral for the arcouno-tarion of aniEnals- lspoi EYE & CHARLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
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March scheme.
S1uRI

Remit money. Postal Ncte or Bank Draft in Letter or seudty Express.
 ORDERS of Sj and upwards by hEprass can be sent at our expense. Addre=- all0rders Co J. J. DOUGLAS, CovingtDn, Kentucky.