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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
7TFELY CITIZEN.
, MARCH 1, 1884

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 .-.f-H. deceased Herr Lask- .-r r.> t.- several months -, -.,5.5 z. -..-;se beg l1 iae house or l.. 9. ..-. r O.. tal- c.ty. lie l. now ..,5- TrEa-. aui married to a .- .-.-'....r .r. r.a u-ai Co uvr here. Mss .--- ii t.f ,.-.e--l-lav gt alr- AL Me r.-r .la luuS md-.
 ,r, v1-,eg El-,ur, cuiet clerk m tue ---.r-- ,i.1-rl's office at thls place - s--ar os the Western Press A ..- The app iu,meu- IS au ex- 9.,. .-a. as ll-. E sun ass had con- ...rfa r-rsqara- experience and IS '5-- ---s.i man. and vii report mat ....-fav exlst. without lorlug. v-IE Bailey. of Railey's well, Gra- ...- ..r.--. a- uId timer, Is n tEe city. r- R. r.. s.- ,.vei -l A-Izo.a 2l yeats ----.-.t -.-.f co. it ard ia e ming 10 --...- -tst .r.5as fa.h his first ride on - prs I~ te4-s. lie made us a ---c..l rlI- morning, and I1Ciaent-
 ri. -.-s E.d that he had taken the ----y sine. t.e Er-t number made its .r-e.-4--a.
 V-Y Ja-z-oa, an old time typo. ----..-..t r1---Sp pendent, ID the Tue .--,..-.--. ..-aiu returns to the iieid of -.. a-.r.-. a-pcr.e-ce. after au ab- .-.- -.y -En years. in the mean --- s- l~ a.eD city editor of the T-l E.r.u..t- az th- city of Mexico, a .-.---- corn -Dludslt for varI uS --.Is. aata resident of New York m -- time. lie came here t--.t from tLs American metropolis
 Ls,-S luisr Colonel J. 4. Broaihead, .f Boston. arrived il tL.s city and IS ENH l. ....|. ~- AA- N.f.lfA7 A' AA-N -'.- ----r a-sgma tne position 70. paymaS- tru-ee Cuirel States army ln place oi Ns.- ouythe. who recently was tThu-- .s-ai "a post iu Georgia. Since =ss1r- here the C5iou-. has been ..-s r-k. but fortunately he is now ss7s.ase,nt \ mao by the name ot T--sEr=I accompanies the Colonel as clerk
 From Billy Scott. who recently arrived from O-9 B,-u-n. # is learned that hls father. Nr. P. l- Scott. the well known u'll 11aa, who has been under sUrglca. treatment TO San Francisco for several months for al ahscess O. the liver, k gradually recovering. This will be good uev~ f1 lis many friends in this camp wa5 f a-ei that P-te'5 kindly face would ufTer h-seaa lu the camp s-aIn.--Epl- i8gL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
THE GREAT ASTI-STPHIuTil


 l.. Richau'- Golden Bsl=am No OAIt | Charcrss first and sscond stages; Sore- ". ~ | Tas-, and Body: SyphIltlc tatarTi.. l- | Sr5In and all primary forms Of mo oi-7 ! Price, sJ.OO per bottle F. Rf-,au's Golden Balsan N1' l Ts-risry. Mercurial. Syphlitic hlr--i.- | pa4rs m ths Bones. Liberated lhrga- i-i- Rs-h Lurups. etc.. and eradlcale7 t f.t ! s---- from the system, whether cuG- l. - 1 ,,.-tr,au- or abuse Jf mercury l-.--- -. - El15I pure and healthy. Prlcr' 7'''' | bottle. re Rfchau's Golden spanish Anii'ei. -.- { fb. rure of Gonorrhea. Gleet' eti- '' g 50 per bottle.
 Te Rfchau'- Golden spanish InJesiioA' vrt-h for the cure Of 6iIeet. Stricture= sg--.s of he UrethA and Bladder, etc. Price. si-'" per bottle .. s- .bs. efF.... t4-s tesIirs of sy1philitie Sores and Erlp p'-'-.
 Pr1ea, ST per bottle AIa,, ss..,-s for Le Eichau's Gsiurn li- for Wsgkness. Ices of Physical power, e. ,,-i . dizsase- arising from Gbu53 anl ---7 overEork. Price, $500 per Box Sent sverywhers. c. o. D.. securely lacA91 per cypress
 c. RICHARDS E CO. Accnts,
 427 d E2q eansOms street. Corner Clay
 Ear Eruurra~g- Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Great English Remed

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
nT- W IT Walke-- for

Mir. W. T. Walker, formerly a we'll
 known carpenter aud contractor of this
 citv, has returned to Tucson after an
 absence of saxeral months in Los An yeles. Some time ago, ID that city. he received a tall. and for couple of weeks | he lay insensible from injuries received ! on the head. He has not yet fully re- | covered, and he comes again to ArIzonH | through the advice of the physicians.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
BLUE JAY.

Five assays made last week by C. F. Wores from the working of the Blue Jay mine gave the following results; Two average samples taken from the foot wall in the shalt at lj0 feet gave S2i6.69 aud l Sl25.Sl, in silver, per ton. Besides thlS all the shift is in ore. From the tunnel drift an average sample gave S2s5.JE From tine drift on the north sample gave S57666, and from the new find, a new vein on the west slde Os the moan tam. a sample gave S42j.SL. All Of them will also give from seven to ten ounce in gold. The shaft is all high grade ore
 but the only samples taken were From the foot walls Thus # will be observed
 that five average samples, taken from different workings. gave an average oI | S3jAS5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

Mir. II. B. Penney, deputy county treasurer. has taken charge of the har- ness and saddlery establishment of m c. Davis, corner Of Congress and Meyer streets. the business formerly under un- der the management of Ira Davls, Who hss retired from the firm. Mr- Penney will be at the treasuTer's office durlnl certain hours of the day, but when moi tbers persons desiring to sec him or county business will find at the store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
snNtnRrRFrITLo.

From D. B. Kane, superentendent, the following information IS gathered:
 This group of mines Is located ln So nora fifty miles south of Arivaca. The ore is free milling gold quartz. Their bullion runs over 900 fine with co per cent. gold. A fifteen stamp mill IS run ming Sen tons per day. The bullion IS shipped to New York These mines are owned by a corporation in St. Joseph Missouri.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Official Records.
TRfsATVoNG

AdolphUs. Homestake and Monday mines, QuljOtoas. January [, by ID C Ste vens, W C Smith, N Kane and A Heine- man.
 Iron Duks, Quiiotoa mountains, JaDu- aTy ID, by D C Stevens, w c Smith, NJ Kane and X. Heinemaun.
 Meadow Valley, QuiiOtoa mountains, December ?, by C H Fry, Pat R Lee, Jos Deeriag.
 Lone Indian. Quijotoa mountains, December 27, by C Il Fry, Jose Deering, r R Lee anl John r Harr.
 Bank Note, QujOtla district. January 2. by John P Harr and Patrick R Lee.
 Tempest, Quij taa Mts, Feh 6, by P E Lee. Chas Rodgers and Jos Phy.
 Carleton. Quiiotoas di-trict, Feb F., by il Ramboz, F W DoObs and Edw Rochester.
 Dobbs and Dampler mines, QniIOtoas, Jan &, by F W Dobhs, James Quinlm and Edw Rochester.
 Oricna, QIiiotoas, Feb II, by H RambCz, l. W D0bb and Edward Rochester.
 Saratoga, Quijotoas, Jan I, by James Quiulir, E W DobDs and Edward Rochester.
 Headlight, Empire district, Jan l, by Patrick Sullivan and C LivelentZ.
 Weldon and Davis mines. QmjOtoa mountains, teh 22, by W R Logan and J II Shotwel.
 Richmond, Empire district. Jan l, by r M Smith.
 Pauline nine. Quiio.oa district. Jan |, by Samuel W Smith, Thomas A Jones and Pauline Jones.
 Sierrita Chief, Papago district, Jan l, by Thomas Deering
 Iron Duke, Pride of Temporal, and Iron Wonder mines, Palmetto district, Jan 1. by $ l. Parke.
 Castle Dome, Quiiotoa district, Feb. 8, by F W Williams, Edw ' Jones, Dan Mccullough and Vim COltiu.
 Mountain Boy. Santa Ca.arIaa dis trict, Jan $ by D Ramsdell-
 Clara, Patagonia district, Feb 2l, by c T Douavsn aud Clara \ Evans. Denver. QuijOtoa mountains, Feb b, by \ J Davis, r R Randall, Samuel Marsh, and Joseph Phy.
 Mu.LsTTEs.
 Fresual Mlll,its. Jan 1, by 3 Heiti, Fred Steinbrink, and Ph Schaat Gray Bulk mlll site. Iortohta mts, Jan 20, by Martin Medley and George ! Teitsworth. DEEDS. $ r Franklin and Leo Goldschmldt, receiver of the estate If l. Meyers & | Co, and Lewis Meyer and lsador Meyer to X Goldsteiu, block B, Tucson, S2OO a Coldstein 10 Isator Meyer block 32 1 $200; Eated Feby 26.
 Mortgage Of Ca'lota Reyes and Jesus Reyes to T l. Stiles, lot ?, block l96 S37j.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
MINING LAWS.

Nearly all the papers printed ia mining regions have at different times publish ed SO called mining laws. These Jaws have differed considerably. In a few days the CITIZEN will publish mining edition, which will contain some points compiled from the latest United states roirinor laws
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
ARIZONA NEWS.
Tombstnne Fprtanh.

IOmbstone fpitaph.
 The average attendance at the public school k about 2j0.
 |. V. Price, Esq. coutsmplates moving to Logan City in a short time, and open ing law office there.
 It is reported tina; Mr. James |. E:- cleston will In the near future take charge ot branch bank ol Hudsou x Co. which that firm intends esribli,hiug at the Quiiotoas.
 From G. G. Kennedy. who has just returned from the san Carlos agency, It Is learned that all of the hostile Indians, who have come into the agency since Crooks campaign, are held as prisoners of war. They do not mIagie with the agency Indians, ana receive their ra- tons from the army, and not from the agency supplies.
 he Epitsph notes with pleasure an item to the effect that Deputy Sheriff hovey, of Graham county, the gallant official to whose efforts was thr means of the capture of Red Sample and Tex Howard due, IS a prominent candi- date for the office of sheriff of Graham county. Hovey certainly deserves we'll of his section, and the office of sheriff k a reward strictly in his line of business, and 1t Is hoped that he will recsive it.
 Apache Chief. Feb. l5.l
 s.. Johns Is to have a deputy |. ;. Marshal. We need one.
 His Honor, c. G. ". French. has ap- pointed Eugene F. Turner court com missioner of Apache county, wee Judge k. C. Bunch who resigned hIs commis- sion. MT. Turner has formerly resided in Flagstaff, where he practiced law, and he has a reputation of being man of good ability. We ara glad to see Mr. Turner locate here.
 Northern Arizona has thousands and thousands of acres of good gr5ziug land for cattle. Now Is the time for young men who have an eye to business Co in vest. We not only mean the young men of Arizona but those abroad. Arizona, although young stock country, IS des- tined before many years to be one Of the largest in existence. Cattle are now be- ing driven into the territory from all points.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

Representative Budd of California, ID, troduced the bill couferriuG additional iurisdiction upon the Second Judicln,l District Court of Arizona. This bill' which was introduced by request, gIves the right to bring suit to qui-t uile Io inc heirs and assigns of what is known as the ..Peralta Grant situated in Pinal county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

Fr-S ,,.p CASDv.--It IS impossible to .',e r.ore fun these egenings than by ,sI,inr candy at home. You can learn ,A to make every fine candy sold at the Fl c,rfectionery store in the cities
 ,i'at valuable book, How to Make
 v" No home can afford to oe
 ;n. i. Sent post paid for 3O cents (in
 two cent stamps) Address
 Housewife, Rochester,.N. !. L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture
" TUcsoS. PTn CoUNry. AT,

TUcsoS, PTIt CoUNry. A. T-
 IHuulrr Il l--t TO HENEI l.. HEBZIN0EE. OE THOSE | who may c'aIu an ler aIri au uudisI Ht ore fourth or the following dcs-. Ittd property on are hereby uo.Irsd that l have -za eudei ous nundrei dollar- In labor and improvement uu11 the C0utlnuaciDu mIu.rE Clllm- S.erfltI uOlr- tains. Pima cpuufy. ArizuuH. reIng The same property located ,isy 2 l--I, hy Leonardo Sl- ueta. and record. d il tho tImA touuty k.coro- CTS office. book of mIliuE claims N page f55. iu ordSr Co hold sand rlaw under the uroVsIous Of Section 1l3i. Ke Vised Statute- of t1a United states. beng rts amount required tnh lt Che s-r-e for tla yauI ending December 3i. l-,5. and thtt Uy-elt Savf contributed your pJrtlou thereof. Therefore, II within 90 d4ys atrer service or the n1-lre hy publication you fatil or refu - Co contribute y1ul proportion of such expendIr1rps. gs cu-oNuer your interest IE said claim wlil become 'he pruI- erty of the s1bscrIhe-. under ssId Section El2i five Dullar-.
 jal2WSm GEO r. MlLha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
SANTA CATALINA.

The Telfare mine IS on the northern slope of the Santa Catalinas in the neighborhood of the Southern Belle, S. F. Hall is propuetor. The ore is free milling. and average S56 gold. On the north extension a shaft down sl feet shows ten dollar rock all the way down The south extension goes S15. The CaU mine. also owned by NIT. Hall,assays S6j gold
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
lAphche thlei. Feb b. s.. Johns Is to have a deputy |. : Marshal We need one.
Herald, Feb. Ie ]


 A raft is beng constructed on the Salt River to ferry across goods, as ttese is little prospect of the rivers being fordabls for some tune.
 The river began rising last night and between sun up and neon to. day had risen nearly three feet. The mall was sent across, but passengers and baggage returned to town. The Black Canyon stage for Prescott, yesterday afternoon. also returned, having found Cave Creek ,ging torrent more than mule wide.
 The bookkeeper for Balsz X Wells decamped yesterday morning, and with hIm went upwards of $500, so Mr. Balsz informs us. His name, We believe, is Levy, and we suppose Is the same Levy that "shteals de gools." The firm has the sympathy of the community in their i'll luck, and a hope IS expressed that Levy may be caught.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

- Tie E-vrE' GUIci : is-
 . \ ...! March and s- . 'l s4 E4yc.r: 2I6 pages, & xll! S s inches, with over $500 NsS,--<.J illlstrations-a whole pie <zss.s ture gallery. Gives whole salerrices direct Co consumers on all goods for rersonaI or family use. Tells how to order, and gives exact cost of every thing you Use, cat, drink, wear, or have fun with. These invaluable books oun' tain information gleaned from the mar E.,s 1f the world. We will mail a copy Free to any address upon receipt Of the u5s.a -e-7 cents. Let us hear from you
 Respectfully,
 EgNTGOMERY WARD C co. 2zr * s23 Fssnsh hvcIls, Ctien=o. IL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
GALrTRo


 This new strike is about 7j miles east
 of Tucson. Messrs. Russell, Wilcox
 and Jackson weIe the dlscoverers and
 locators. Fred. l.. Russell writes to Chas. Horne as follows:
 GALIURO MOUNTAINS. Feb. 10, ISL
 suppose you have heard of the neU strike on the San Pedro. l am here
 working on the mines, opening them up. My brother is one of the company, and
 owns oue-quarter or all the mInes ans
 mill sites, and be tells nc one one-hhif of bis is mine, SO you see l an at new camp again. suppose you would hke to know what kind of a prospect we
 have here. We have a ledge running nearly due north and south, which crops out for about 9,OlO feet. IL Is | a contact vein, fine pOrphyry on the
 west, and dipping to the west about oJ | degrees. The width is l2 to 2 feet. | The ore is blnck sulphuret. We are
 sinking a shaft Jx7, all m good pay rock. | We are now down about 70 feet, the vein | improving as we go down. All who see l the ledge say we have the finest showing | for a mine in the Territory, but time will | tell. It Is a terrible rough country. We
 have to pack everything for 20 miles, | over the mountains, at present, but will | soon have a trail over the range, which | will bring us to within four or live miles
 of the wagon road. There is an abuu-
 dance of water. feed and timber.
 FRED. L. RUSSELL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Sentinel. February I5.


 Another busy town few miles from Clip, on the river. will be ID existence ID few months.
 MT. W. II. Mills, son of Judge Mills, Of Martinez. California, k stopping at the Southern Pacific hotel.
 After a rise of six feet in about 36 hours. the Colorado has again commenced to suDside.
 The new time card makes the conduc- tors running between Yuma and Los Angeles remain here tweuty-four hours.
 lMohave Miner. Feb l7.l
 Snowballing was the principal source of amusement In town yesterday. Some of the boys lost theIr hats and some thelr tempers.
 Complaint IS made by miners that there Is an insufficiency of teams in this district t0 handle the ore now ready for shipment.
 Judge Hazledine on the part of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad company has compromised the compGny's taxes in Apache county by the payment Of S1S,200.
 The late storm caused very serious washout un the line of the Atlantic and Pacific, between Winslow and Hol- brook. At this point the road runs parallel for miles with the Little Col rado river, the overflOwing II which probably caused the damage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Mr Inhn Gariiner Resigns.

As will be seen by the correspondence below Mr. John Gardiner who has held the posi-; on as chief draGghtsman in the Surveyor Generals office at ttis place resigns. The reason gwen for the re- siEuatiOn k the large amount of outside business which requires MT. Gariiner's immediate attention. His office will be iu the courthouse with Mr. Roskruge. N Gardiner has many warm friends who wish him success.
 ROYAL \. JOHNSON. ESQ, Surveyor General Of Arizona: Dear Sir: The uniform kindness rtcelyod at yoLr hands causes me to sincerely regret that my personal interests compe!s me to tender you my resignation, and hope you can allow the same to take effect on the lst of March next
 l remain very truly yours.
 JOHN GARDINER,
 Chief Draughtsman. |. ;. SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE,
 IUCsoE, February 25, 1884 JOHN GARDNER, ESQ. Chef Draughts- man, Office Surveyor General: Dear Sir Your letter of even date rendering your resignation as chief draughtsman of public lands. in this office, Is received In accepting your resignation tC take effect March lst, 1884, I desire to ex- press my nigh appreciation of your qualities as 9 draughtsman, and your serylces n this office.
 In entering into business connections outside of official life, you carry with you ny most heart. wishes for prolonged prosperity, and happiness.
 Very respectfully,
 ROYAL 4. JOHNSON,
 L. = Surveyor General
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
Dr. SPINNEY, n n Kearny street san Francisco. Cal. Treats all Chronic and Special Disesse~-

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 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty Co ei1ts who are troubled with too frequent evucuationi of the bladier. often accompanied by @ sllgh5 sruarting or burning sensation and a Weakeulug of the system m a manner the patent cannot ace count for. UIl examining the urinary depuait- a roty sediment will often be found, and come times small particles of Hlbuman wlu appear, or the color will be of a thin miiSish hue, again changing 70 dark and torpid sppearanca- There are many men who die of thls dl11cuity ignorant of the eauss. which is the second sta-e of seminal weakness. Dr. <. will guarantee 90 perfect cure iu all such cases, and healthy Ee-- toration Of the genitU-urInary orsans-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

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