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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
4 DAISY TINE.


How the Festive Miner Blows in His Good
 Dust.
 The train which left this city Satur- at o'clock p. m., took from the city one of those strange characters for which this coast has been noted since the days of'49. He was a man beyond the meridian of life and had rustled with the uncertainties of a prospector's life for many years. While following this avocation in the rugged hills If Pinal county he stumbled onto ledge that proved rlch and soon had his claim Tn marketable shape. After sinking a shaft about forty feet deep, the charac- ter of the ore proved such that a lively interest was manifested by capitalists and be sold the claim for the snug sum of ten thousand dollars. Alter making the sal. be at once came Co this city with his little fortune and less than ten days ago began a hound of what too many men call pleasure. He was the hon of the day aud the sinful sinners enjoyed the felicity of ~roping in a guy to a considerable extent Wine flowed
 
 pieth0ry of the prospe.t0r's pocket book failed to hold out and al- though he enjoyed what he coa- sidered many golden and happy hours, the inevitable fate provided for his ilk came around and he yesterday discovered that he had not money enough 10 buy a meal at @ Chinese restaurant. Wearied by excessive dissipation and almost dis gusted with life he borrowed from a friend enough money to pay hIs fare to Casa Grande and left on the afternoon train. While conversing with the re- porter at the depot, tears rolled down his time withered cheeks and be seemed to feel the position he had placed him self ID ksenly. He said he had three times iu his life committed similar acts --oae time having sold a mine for forty thousand dol.ars-and spent It in dissi- patton with the space of SIX weeks. He said he woUli go back to the hills and if possible make another raise but ne felt that the san Is of h,s life had so nearly run out that ne feared he would find only a tomb in the mountains
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Notice of Forfeiture.
Tccsov. PEnA CauNrY AT.

iCCsON, PIMA C1UNTY AT. {
 EcJruHry ga. 1tsi -s'o L. D. IT ORD AND f. BOLTON. tit A rlose who may claim under them each an undivided otc-s 2. b interest in the foiluV uc 0----ileJ property. Aog are hereby notified That v,a have expended our II u6red Dollars iu labor and improvements upon He lora C mia ing c.aIII. located Jalunry 2i. IsSl. LCttt A Lucly Spri-E and opper Besu.y mines. located gccTber 2b. Issi Cuyote-CaSibi Mcuutuirs Pima county. Arizona. Inc sad amount being Four Hundred Doll rs Tor ls~3 in order Co hold s1-l claims CDor- the provisions or Section 2}Zi itev,s -tat1tCs Ci tae United Stat s. bcilg the awuuu- required Co hold the same for tlo year eaiiug -ember 3I, 1ss3 and that we hove con- tu uted your portions thereo'. Therefore within % days after -eTytce pf thls notice Of pub iCa lon ycu fari or refuse tb contribute your proportion or such eEpe1dIt7rcs as Co-ONuers. with tlo c-st4 ot this publication. your nl,ra- ts in sand claim will hacrme the property cf the su5-crI uer under sad Section Z33t Your pro- portion of sad expenditure 10 sIxry-siX i7-IG dollars for the said gear ls.a.
 T.. A. BARNAED
 mhlW3m D. x. GLASCOTT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
SheFiTs Sale.

GALE UPON FORECLOSURE BY VIRTUE V Of ludg leut and decree of furecl0surr Issued out of the DlsJrict Court of the Flrst Judioi.! LT'tuct of the Territory Cf Arizona iu and for lhe county or Pima, on the 18th day gf April. A.. D. i.,t tn a certain action whers n George l.. .-s ..e. plaintiff, recovered aGainst CHrlstoiei .s's;-rettO s-d Pedro aar0ieaV. defaudants a judgment for the sum J- -6-4s l th interest on Si,5ll thereof at one ..ud one half Der cent per month. tOge her w1th the cum of E5I-s, costs have ievied upon the following desc ibai prop erty, tO-wIt, situ-t ted n the Territory of An zona, county cf Pima and city Of tucson. being Lot uEmher Five ,5I, Lot number Nire lgi, Lot number Twelve tl2i and Lot nun 1er Thirteen ll5l, all in Bio K number Two Hundred and Thirty i23Jl. tOgethe- with all nd singular the tcneme ts, hereditlmeuts and appurcan ances thereto belonging or m any wise appertaininF.
 and uoti @ ls hereby gwen that on saturday the 3tth day of June. 1884. between the hours of 70 o'clock a. u.. aod o'clock D. me, in front of the Court House door in the City Of Tucsou County 0f Pima Territory of Arizona. ! wiil sell the above described properry or SO much thereof as may be necessary Co realize the amount ot the abOTe judgment. costs and ac- crutng costs.
 Dated Tucson, May 8, 1881.
 R. Fl. PAUL Sheriff
 By T. CORDS, Under Sheriff m3id
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
SheriRs Sale.

ny VIETUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
 b out of the District CO1rt Of the First Ju il, cial Dlstsi it of the Territory Of ArlZona- m and for the county of Pima. ard to h!o dlrec ed ana dalivsred on a irigment rendered by sad Court Du the 5th dav Of February, A- D. losi, asai lst ~ l. DeLuug and Iu favor or A. 1-Aztiu- Tor me sum of Two rhousand Two Hundred and lflr- ty-k ve and l1-IOJ Dollars, with n-erest on S194J .r ha rate of two per cant per month lu pad. togetie, with One Hundred SlXty-eisht and ei- no Doila &. CDst- and dls5ufsei'ltits I tte uale of sad iCugnent, and accruiue cOsss' . n'te levied luOn all the following d1scrlned prop erty. to-Nit: The Little SOphla Mining c!alin located in Hvlvetia Mining District, Flma couurv Arizona Territory, the location notice of which siecordeu m tns once ol tIe sr of Pima county. in Cook r, Records O Mlnes of Pima county at page 6S'; alse the Arlz'na mining claim. situated m -g1d heifei @ Mlniug District the -ocatlCl rOtice ue Uhicn ls ecurleu iu the office of the RecOrOec of IIma county m Book ? Records of Mines of Pima co-nty, at pa-e 6s2: also the Pima copper mIue, sltuateti m sand HeIvatia Mining District, the loca ion DO tiCc of atch IS recorded m the once or the he corter of Pima county 'n BO k D, Records of Mines of Pima COuuty, at pages 6S3 and c54, and
 eference IS hereby made to salt recOru= TOT more particular descuptI on. also the taDfeza lode in Cabab, M,nlrg District, cJu, ~ or flha, IerritOry Of Arizona. designated by the Surveyor 5eneral as lot No. 4l, the atent 70 winch IS re- corded iu the oEice of the Recorder 0f Fima count in Book lf Record. of DeeCs tt Mines or Pimt cGuntv at pages 2l9, 2lu. 2li. GlZ and 3lS- md reference IS hereby made to said record for a more particular description thereof.
 And notice is hereby G1gen that on Saturday the 1st day of March, A. D. 1881. b-tWeen the hours Of DO O'clOc a m. and o'clock D. In., n front o- the Courthouse door. in he city of J uc son county of ina. Territory of Arizona, vIl sell all the right, title and interest or S h De Long In and Co tle ab1Ve described property at public aucuOu to he highest and b go biCder for cash in legal currency. or SO much thereof as VIII satisfy said execution and all costs.
 fegtdW R. II. PAUL. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
IE inc lusfiea's naHd.
TERRITORY OF EIz.NA.l ,

TERRITORY OF EIZ8NA.}
 County of Pima.
 Before n ries F. Meyer J D. Precinct No l. John Haynes, Plaintiff
 Dem and ef.T0N and oitver x. Teaii. dsfard'tN interest.
 ia" Territory of Arizona sends greeting tc Mr Oliver S. Ieail defendant:
 You arr hereby su'umonrd and required 70 ap pear before me. at my office. in ths town of Tucson. ard County ot Pi a. on the 18th day Of June, A. D. l--i, at lH o'ciCcs %. m.. 70 auswe the com lla1ut of the above named piaIutiH, wao demands of you that you are iudcbtad to him ,rl the nm of slEty-hve dollars. alti interest. And 1T you fall tO apDe and answer sand complaint as herein required. the plaintiff viii take judg- Oi thls s1lt.
 Glyer under my hand this seventeenth day of April 4. D. 1881. CHARL H. MEYER apll+Htt Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
WOMAN'S WORLD.
Our Weekly Record of it's Notable
 Thoughts, Words and Deeds.

CAUSE AND EFFECTS.
 See the girl on roller skstes--
 How she gleefully gyTatesi
 Suddenly she'll touch her toes
 With her chubby little nose
 Then, when she has had her cry,
 She'll do the samc thing, by and by.
 Laura J. Gott, of La Grange, O. has patented fire-escape.
 Women can be notaries public in New York State. There are several such.
 Mrs. Emma A. Penney is a member of the School Board at Manch .ster, Mass. There IS 9 woman's club for literary and artistic culture away down at Cairo, H.
 Mrs. E. J. Nicholson is the leading editor and proprietor of the New Orleans Picayune.
 Fraulein Marie Soldat is q popular and accomplished professional violinis. ID Aus .ria.
 Marilla II. Kicker Is notary public and United States Commissioner in Washington, D. c.
 Miss M. Louise McLaughlin's Manual of China Painting" has reached its twelfth thousand.
 Mrs. Mary E. Cobb has been reap pointed superintendent of the Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls.
 Lillie Devereux Blake says woman's first right IS the right 10 a husband. even If sine Las to support him.
 Miss Sarah r. Smiley has been licensed by the Bishop of Albany to read and ex- Dlaln the Holy ScrlDtures
 A dispensary is about to be erected Tn Bombay where women may receive treatment from doctors of their own sex.
 Frances Power Cobbe's admirable lit tie book, "Powers and Duties of Wo- men," has reached its eighth American edition.
 Prof. Faraday said that Mrs. Marcet's Conversations on Chemistry" first opened his eyes to the wonders of thIs science.
 Troy, New York, owes not little of its prosperity to industries which en- ploy women, notably its linen collar fac torres.
 The number of women engaged in money earning occupations in Great Britain has more than doubled in the last ten years.
 The Texas State University admits women on the same terms as men. There are a. present thirty young ladies in the classes.
 The real name of Henry G7eville, the French novelist who has written snch striking scenes of Russian life, is Alme Alice Durand.
 Charles Rcade's mother was a woman of unusual intellectual strength. So, in general have been the mothers of distiu- gUished men.
 Mrs. Carr. of Los Angeles, Cal, has been very successful at orange raising. She is starting a school of horticulture for women there.
 The elaborate index 10 the late Prof. Henry E. Smiths important work, "A System of Christian Theology" was pre- pared by his wife.
 A colored girl, Mile Mathieu. is study ing medicine in ParIs. She is attending the hospital.
 Three women-Miss Ellen NJ. Hutch ins ID, Mrs. Lucia Gilbert Runkle and Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis-are on the staff of the New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
The Temperanee Neeiing.

The union temperance meeting held in Congregational church Sunday even ing was one of the most important events of that character that has, Terhaps, evor been held iD the cIty, and, although the announcement was short and handed 10 the press late after the arrangements fer the meeting had been made, the audi ence was large and was in part composed of the most prominent ladies and gen tlemen of the city. The ministers of the different churches combined and organ ized the meeting as the initiative to a warfare to be made on the rum traffic
 The music, which was furnished by a volunteer choir from the Methodist, ,Epis- copal and Congregational churches, and was represented by Mr. T. L. Stiles, NIT. c. E. Daley, Mir. A. V. Grossetta, Mrs w. c. Davis, Mrs. W. A. Scott, Jr., Mrs. J. A. Black, Mrs. Hubbard, and Miss Medbury. They had rehearsed music especially for the occasion, and that feat ure was especially interesting. The solo | by Mrs. Hubbard was very fine, and was highly appreciated by the music-loving people present.
 Folloging IS the programme arranged | for the occasion:
 1st, Chant.
 2d, Invocation.
 3d, Anthem, Praise the Lord. 4tb, Reading of scriptures, by Rev J. | W. Robinson, of the Methodist church. 9th, Hymn, Stand Up for Jesus.
 9th. Prayer by Rev. Dr. Sumner.
 7th. Song ''Oh God, our Father"
 Sth. Address by Dr. Sumner pastor of | the Congregational church.
 9th. Song, Round the Temperance Standard
 10th. Solo, by Mrs. Hubbard. 1Ith. Song, "Oh God our Savior"
 12th. The Doxology. | The occasion was one of more than ordinary interest and importance and will doubtless be followed by events of similar character.
 The work it might be said, has only | just begun in this city and while It IS managed by men who represent the ability and intelligence of those who 1 inaugurated the meeting last night, there is no surety of its laggiu-. Rev. Dr. Summers address was most eloquent one and differed from tie usual temperance speeches which have become to be regarded in Anerica, mOuotOnous. He gave new and important statistic and made points m his arguments which were not only new but which will be decidedly effective Tn the cause.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

HEADJr AErEl2S DEPsHT7IEST uI ---. sH 'FFfC1 OFCdIET C COrI1tI~sRET CF -H
 NHIPrLz BaBRACEs, PEzscslf. i -.. -- CEAHED- PROPOSALS. in trI .a. v Go the usual conditions. vtll Ur thli 1tlce and at tho OtlCc 0f t.s t mIss1ry or SLhsisf nee Ht San r- - - tll l. o'clock noon. on MCtre=.. N .. at which tune and places thcy VII -- the pres nee of bidders for flu hvaTy oi such quantities cl a..f 'a. houi, and tcesh Ee.t, au iAe l....- .- tune 70 tune be requ,reI 5g tl- --. paftmeur for lss-e ro frCops i.- prisoners at fLe San Carlos F.- from July |. Is-4, to June .. l---. Tho probable quantity of ba.l beef seIutred WiI be about Der month.
 Delivery of beef cattle vii t= -t 70 days- Separate proposals will be mad. fur @ ing beef cattle.
 The G.veruu,snt reserves tHa ra-. any or all prOposai- SrOpOsa sL.ac 5s aCecTIa- . fee slcuet by two Te-pna-lr. --,.u O. SlN0 al-h, and Iu lc. io-u prazc7bCd.
 Bldlers will uucerstasi shat u-d this advert iseuslt -gd p-Ht re-p0use there-O. si-u Usr ia c.i- go!Vs .En JaItsi ciat2= lE arE pcy.usn, Q cZcoEs af t.e e--.T TrH-- 1c crEsr-=s iJr tle r.-rlr-s- Flank --JrOsa.s. gI7r--'ee- -- and full information as 20 '.a q .rs, conditions O be .h-ery'l ns terms of contract and Iayuelr.7--- ca application Co this office o- 2" .- slry at the pos.
 Envelopes containing T-uf mark q Proposals for Beef. and the undersigned or Co the Acting G Oarl0s, Al. r.-tr
 CHAS- ?. .-- apiI9H4t Captain and ~. <. --/
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Card.

To all who are suffering from the er- TOTS and indiscretlons of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, 1 will send a recipe thht will cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by a missionary III South America. Send a self-ndiressed envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York city. apl2wS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF JAMES LEE. l.l
 IL N0'ice Is hereby gisen by tl
 the elmln1straror os the est I-u. deceased, to tLe creditors of and
 claims against said dscadert. -1 I-- with the proper voucher Co sad as his place Of busine-s. a. Uuiull ' in fuc-on. A. T witb.T for- molrt- --'' hrst publication of this notice. -..-s Administrator of the Estate of Ja-nes ii5ss
 ceased.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
No. 5GI tor Fasrn1 ;o ia-
 Durer Mining GiasEs.

UNITED cftIE~ LAND ....
 TUCsON. AHGZoNf Fehru r NOTICE Is HEi,EBI GIVEN t..-- ~ ert II. Paul, wLCse VostotIce -.H..... son. Puma county. \. T. has q iced tora patent for lJ uhuearfoc,.- mine or vcln, bearIug m'uaral-. a ground 6nn feet In width. situa--i -la Mining District. county of IIar Hr. - tory of Arizona, and desigUatef Hg f.. notes and o1lci9i plat on hls ia j.l-.. 70 ~ lu sand tIatiict, i'd Lot FH. . follows. to-wit.
 Beginning at the initial mousu-.t s e1sieciy end center of clam. af inches. m mound or stones. mark. '" 't !. V. No. ], VI mouth Of cut loars N U.-. ..' feet iI t1nt; thence N % deg. F.. ...-'' c1uun monument Ht NE. corner oI C. post i-f lnche7, Iu a mound of ~'ol l "B. D. No. 2;' thence N 5G deg W. l location monument at NV. corner of .. post N luche- iu mound Of -o1 4 -B. D. No. 3. U. <. Mineral Mour l Helveria Mining District. bears N H -blu feet dis ant. stack on smeite- deg. E- tZI feet instant; thence x. si a.-- '. feet Co location monument at Ugs sril ed. ter or cialm, 2 . post ixt inches. l1 | mrut or stone. marked "h. D. Nu 4 .T cut bears \. H deg. E. sl0 feet di.rarf. lJ Feet sau-e beariug. Co location Ua-rr >W corner or claim. at post tvt mound of stOuC marked 'B. b. No. ~- J5 deg. F.. 15nl feet Co location D. ur-- ' E. corner or clam, at po-t tEt l- mpUud of stone. markrl 'B. D. So. f c \. g deg. L. 5nG fee, to monument and -... D. l. J. No. :. and place Of begiuniu-
 Total area of claim, 2l.G6 acres. N I2 neg. % mn. F..
 Tho l1calou of this Mine IS Gecor,Ia Recorders office of Pima County. #r bop. A. fecOri- of Mines, pages and Any ani au per-ons claimiu- e.r.- portion Of said Buli poccr u-ra. or .- ground, are required to file their -i.- rs- with the Register of the UutaI S.e- -a O Ce a, Tucson. Arizona. duriu- t.e -.E- period or publication hereof. or they barred by virtue Cf The provisions of ..
 lt ia hereby ordered tha, Che f1-eer.-- of application for patent he ruHr pcriot of ton consecutive week. Ir f.a Al CITIZEN, weekly newspaper pub - son, Arizona
 BEN. N. THsEf l- Gs-
 First publication March i.Is-t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Notice for Publication.
Ecn- toad Er. 91.
LAyp Orrc. A..rrcsaN. An-zovA.

LAND OFrIc- Al. rrcsoN. .AR1zoyA.
 Az -f. l--f. NOTICE IS f EBT GIVEN AT TUE V fo. .la-ins named -a-la- has filed no. ce or h.s i0ts- tiru make uual roos m support 3f bis cH7Il, and thst -Iii proof wIl hs mllc be- fore tLe Register and fsc-ivar af Tucson Ari- zoca. at fr o'cir.'- ou May %, ---,. VIZ. Iaalor Aragon tur e. f'. of SLI md fhs -.- uf tFf. uf See. -s lp. I3 o. H i5 l-. "a a ? mes Che fol- lowing Us h 7 w.t1ns7as. viz-- George tHscu. John HeIweser '.taan arp-i and F-aaclsco llul --ra. tl cf ..r-f |. trIErur.
 W H. THOMAS. Reg zter. Ilrs- luh.lcatiot rul -t. ls,t 5-W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

D. Velasco returned from a trip to Nogales yesterday afternoon and reports that city flourishing. A great many new buildings are being erected on both sides of the line, and the city which straddles the line of two republics seems to be on the road to prosperity and importance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

Analysis by DL. A. VOclcser. P. B. g.. Con- sulting Chemist Royal Agricultural society. England, shows oni- trace Uf uItrdtes in BlackWeus Bull Durham Tobacco. The soil Of the Golden Belt or North Carolina. tn which this tobacco |. grown. don supply uitrlteStO the lcaL That is the secret 0f Irs delicious milduess. Nothing SO Uu~s and luxurious Tor smoking. DontI0r-nt ts. -- NOnegen- uIna without the Jrada-ll.. .l.- Bull Al dealer have lJ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

The above sale is hereby postponed until Tues day June 3. iss4 ar the same hour and place. Dated Tucson, May 9, 1881.
 R PAUL. Sherif.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

The above sale is hereby postpOosi ntiiSat n day, May g. 1884. at the same ho1r and place.
 R. H. PAUL, Sheriff. Dated Tucson. March 2S. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

The above sale is hereby postponed until Sat- urday March Zy. 1881. at the same hour and place, R. II. PAUL, SheriT.
 Dated Tucson, March ]. 1ssi.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Official Records.
LOCATIONS

Sister mine, Har-haw district, by F A Lamont and 4 j Stockton.
 Try Again mne, Harshaw district, by the same parties.
 American Flag mine. Qu'io;oa district, by Thomas Sloan.
 Jumbo mine. Quiiotoa district, by Il Evans and C 5 Houston.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Sheriff Safe.

pr VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID Ors Of the District Court of che First JndI- cial District of the Ter tory Of Arizona, ln and for the county of Pima, on jud.;ment ren,iere m said Court on the 2gth day of December 4. D. 1885. iu favor of Hugh Farley aCC against Ia mes Lee for he sum of -lx Huud-rd and tifiy-se ysu and SS-lJI Doil-rs, vlth interest thereon at the rate ot .wO per cent ger ml tl tiil pIit. to- ge her v4tE tis cusis and dIsbu- emeuts uf the date of stid Judgment and ascrulng cots. amounting to clLty-cl-;ft tst-l dollars, ] ave levied upon all the right, titie and interest which said defendant held and owned on the 3ist .y or December. IssS l,Ther said judgment was dpCEateCl J. and has e.ucc acquired Iu and tO the following described property, t0-wit; All that Certain piece or parcel of land sItuR Iu he county of i.tna, Territory o5 Arizona, being rho cN -. or Section 8. lE Tow uship ll. S of Range l3. Giia and Salt River 10 -ridiau. In the distrIc. ot lands subject to sale al tho United States Land Office at Tucson. Arzons Territory, and containing l6o acres, together with all and singular the t-uements. heretltaments and aI- pu-tenauccs thereGutO belonging or m arywise
 And notice IS hereby given thut on Saturday. the 1Zth day of Apul, l7st, between ths hours of 10 o'clock a. ID. and o'clock D. m. m front Of the Courthouse door in the citf of Tucson. county of Pima Territory of AriZ1na, l eil sell all the right. title and interest of sand defendant m and To the above described premises, or So much thereof as will satls5y said execution and all costs.
 Dated Tucson. March 2. 1881;
 R. IT.. PAUL. Sheriff.
 By T. CoRDIs. Under Sheriff. mr23Wtd
 The above sale IS hereby postponed until Sat urday, April 9th, at the same lTe and placs.
 Dated Tucson, April H. lsst ,,--r
 ByT. Comps. Under shenT. api4ri
 The above sale is hereby postponed until Sat urdIy, Way H. 1881. at the same time and place Daied at Tucson, April 2j ls'.;
 ByT. CORDS. Under Sderiff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

lt is hereby ordered that .he r.rs,ura, ot plicati for patent be pubI-... { period of ten consecutive weeks Il a.. .- CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper publ-s a son, Pima county, X. '.
 BEN. M. THOMAS a- First publication. April 0. 1ssi.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
DETDS.

Juan Tomas Romero and Carmen RO- nero, his wife, to H 5 Stevens. I60 acres Of land in Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

The above sale i- hereby postponed until Sat lrd8y, Vay l7. 1881. at the same time and place. Daied at Tucson, April 2j, 1s,l
 R. II. PAUL. Sheriff. By T. CosDIs. Under Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

It IS hereby ordered tl.- u.e t....-.-.-- of application for pa,1lt tr rr. ...I r-a period cf ten co-EecutIy- weeks ,- t.s t-.-., CITIZES. weefly r0E-1afer I-HI-.al |. - son, Pima county. N-lL.ua.
 BEN M THOMAS. E.-..- First publication AprI -i. I--i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Herenerrtinn for

itneCnerEtIOn for enf.ebled systems .suf srlug from a general wa-t of t.uH and its usual @ rrrrlitauts, dys- pepsIa anG uerv
 ou-less is seldom Cc vable from the "a -eo hing dlet and stimuli Of appetite. Unaidei. X medicine that tha will effect a re- moral Of the spe- eff. ohstacl tO re- newed health and vtc1r. tlat is gen. uius corrective. IS the .salu ed. Itls the P sse-slOn ct this grand require
 neut which makes Uostettrc's S,om- in I-vIgOra e. Fer lers generally.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

Dated Tucson. March 2-, 1881.
 R. Y. PAUL. Shsr1f. By T. CORDS. Under Sheriff. mr23Wtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
? aIaCe H OteI.
 ALTAR, SONORA

y'HE OLY FIRST-CLAsS PLACE IF town.
 Board with or without Rooms
 at a5oDo5is Rates. q stable and corr1i for rho s-cummodation animsis- laas. Est E CHARLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10
Pf0D1ssls for BesI Cattle and Fr..-
0,EAHEB PROPOSALS

HEADQU DEFsET,IESI O. l-Ir.>a 'FFfCE OFCIETC CO,CIssREY OF -ra-. MHIPpLg BsERACEs, PEEsrslr. !. --
 Ann. .. .--.