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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Official Records.
DEEDS.

|
 M Wood Co D s Payton, 220 acres O land situated about 20 miles easterll Of Logan City on the Quiiotoa road Sl,J00.
 Wn Haynes to Jno II Wood, I60 O land situuted about 20 miles eGsterly O Logan City on Quijotoa road. SI,100.
 James Fitzpatrick, trustee to the Ari zona Mutual Silver Mining, the Va1 Strand mine, Arivaca district. also th, mil site of the Arizona Gold and Silvei M Co, consisting of five acres of lanC laying about one mile south of the min, and known as the McCatTerty Camp, Sl aud other good considerations
 John R Young to Michael Bedding l 1s interest n and to the Covered Vel mlne, QuiiOtoa Range. $500.
 M Redding to KiRley. Ferguson ana Walsh, interest in and to tn, Covered We'll mine, Quiiotoa Range, Sl and other considerations.
 k II Paul to Albert Stcinfeld, To; m block 2l4, Tucson, S330. | LOCATIONS. I Ophir, CababI district, January l, by H C Lyon. Devon, Quijotoa mountains, Decem Der p, by W F Kit.
 John Bull, Quiiotoa mountains, De cember %. by Geo J R0skruge.
 Dolly Warden. Quijotoa mountains January 2l, b. \ T Carey, Geo W Seay, ] H Finch.
 Tennessee, no district, Jauusry l3. by ; B Knox, Geo W Seay.
 Sunny Slope. Quijotoa mountains. December l., by Jas II Quiggle, Geo J Roskruge.
 Live Tank, Helvetia district, January 27, by II Turner.
 Blk, Qui!otoa mountains, January 3, by II Edson, G l. Turner, Wm Black burn.
 Guiding Star. Quijotoa mountains, Jan 18th, George Jordan.
 Keystone, QuiiOtoa mountains, Jan llth, George Roskruge.
 Star ot Bethlehem, QuijOtoa moun- talns, Jan 2Sth, Charles Hayes.
 Mountain Side, Quijotoa mountains Jan 18th, Geo J Roskruge.
 Star, Quijotoa mountains. Jan 14th, Geo J Roskruge.
 Lone mine, Quio5oa mountains. Jan l4th, Geo J Roskruge.
 Cumberland, Ariyaca district, Jan lst, William Wallace.
 Lexington, Arivaca district, Jan lst, Wm Wallace.
 Republican, QuiiotOG mountains, Jan 2Ith, T D Casanega, E W Aram.
 Bunker Hill, Arivaca district, Jan 1st, Wallace.
 Hercules mlne, Quijotoa mountains Jan 10, by | Russell.
 Way Up mine, QuiiOtoa mt7, Jan l, by George Cumming.
 Plutus mins, Ariyaca district, Jan l, by F \ Hudson and Chas Bent.
 Stephens mlne, Quiiotoas Jan & by Andrew Stephens, James Dumas, John Young and B | Shaw.
 Red Cap mine. COmobabi, Jan 2j, by A B Sampson, W E Horton, E Walker and ] l. AlUsick.
 Garfield mine, Jan l, by George Craig c R Craig and Wm Ayers.
 Bueno mine, Jan 1, by Wm Ayres. CT R Craig and George Craig
 Red, White and Blue mine, Jan l, by Wm Ayres, c R Craig, and George Craig.
 Diana Gold and Silver mine, Myers district, Jan 29, by George Craig, c R Craig and Wm Ayers.
 Tally Ho mine, Myers district. Jan. l by Wm Ayers, c F Craig and George Craig.
 Clara K mine, by Wm Ayers, c RI Craig an Geo Craig.
 Bunco mine, Quiiotoa district, Jan 2S, by T G Somers, H McGonigle, c Smith and D Bailey.
 Gold Bause. Qmiotoa district, Nov 22, by Harmon Daggs and Frank Norton. Cababi mill site, Cabsbi district. Jan l, by John Moore and 4 Lazard.
 Also another giving the above, located by same parties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
ACard.

To all who are suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness. early decay. loss of man hood' etc. I will send a recipe that VIII cure vou. free of charge This great re mefy xas discovered by a miss ionsry in South Anerics. Send a self-eddressed en- veIope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman' station D, New York City. o3l-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
,-... AoIs tolls Inc Chicaro r

Matthew Arnold tells the Chicago re- porters that our newspapers contain too much about the woman who marrled the skeleton. and the woman who turned ont to be a man, and all that sort of thing. you know, with racy headlines StiIi he says he laughs at the racy way - 1yhieh these sensational and trivial th;nos are written about. Like every bodv else, Matthew buys and reads the rexspapers that are racy. Ihis shows sIucidity" on the part of the Apostle oi Sweetness and Light.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Deadly Woodticks

-i-e ot weeks ago, c. G. Jones, ''4s hranch on the Rilliio, four r' tpea, lost a fine calf from Q !, the character or which he failed EDrer. Others died af5erward, and
 ! |nes, notwithstanding @ thorough
 sation, felt that a mysterious
 had fallen bis upon stock. Tester e eighteenth calf succumbeo, and
 Hor the first time he found tue
 \ 4 death. The animals ears were tely filled with wo0dticks. He |pt think he will lose any more
 3 the remedy he uses, sweet oil snPhor, causes the bugs tO make a Departure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

It will probably be as much matter of surprise to traders, as 1t was to a re- porter yesterday, to learn that, notwlth- standing the grand clean ID and ship ment to Yuma of criminals made oy
 T,5ga Pinnev at the last term of the district court, that the county jail con tains at the present time no less than n prisoners.-Epitaph-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

There are TYP children m daiiy st-
 tendance at the various schools Tn the ] city. of which 825 are in the Congress street public school, 225 iu the Convent l school, 92 in the Parochial school, iuO ID ] the Jackson street school, under charge I of the Sisters, and 90 ia the BuelIs Ad dition school.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

The CITIZEN has evidently sent lady correspondent to the Qugotoas. In her her letter last evening she speaks of the | nasty roads.-Star. | Thero can be no question as to the | proper use of the term, as a Star repre- sentative had passed over the road but 5 few hours previously
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

[. Dobbs, of Dobbs wells fame,
 |noved with his family to the sta Half Way House. on the Qullo- ld. The house will be opened for rs and at fair price good meals 1, served to all. A corral for the l animals has been built. Hay and &iI be sold in quantities to sui <-ers. Such a station cn that roac n boon to the travehng public ! khousapds that are already begin
 come and go 1t will prove al fine desert. Heretofore betweei
 saI and terminal points the di'
 of desert travel was manites
 sclL of stations. but the want hs
 fine energy of MT. Dobbs bee
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Eoa,-mala Candles.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Pare. ahairzomg and dshc.oGs mgnu- faotur-. every afternoon 1t E0;h=chi.ls s cEuuy iacjrr,. CT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
m GRElT AYTI.SIPHILITIC


 Ie gtshau's Golden EaIsaIn No Curps Chsrcrss- fret and second stages, Sores ol tie ilaeH and Body; Syphlhtic Gata-rl, dIseas. q Se-l-. and all primary forms Cf the dIsesls3 Pricr. &J.cO DOT bottle. Ie l.icnau-s Golden Baisam No. 2 Cur ras Tertiary. MerCural. SyphiiItsc Rheumatism Pans In the borCs, Liberated Throat -ypMl lflr s-sh. Lumua. etc., and erl.ilrltes uil % a elsH- from the -Ts-c-l, whether caused by bad treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving The blooi pure and he-l..ay. Price. $500 per bottle.
 Le f.ichau's Golden spanish Autidots fl, the euro os Gonorrnsa. Gleer. etc. Price g % per bottle
 l.e Isichau's Golden spanish Injection. wasf for the cure Of 6leet Strictures. Diseaze- 1f tla Jretha4 and Bladder. etc Rrice. Sl.jt per bottle.
 Le kichau's Golden Diutment for the -lfef tive healing oi Syphllitic Sores and EruptiOus Price, a per bottle. Also acarts for Ls Richau'S Golden PiIis for Weakness. loss Of Physical powers. and q diseases arising from ah-s3 and excess al overwors. Price, $500 per Box | Sent sveryvhsrs, c. O. D. securely packed "a | express.
 C.. P RICHARDS & CO., Acents, | t17 G kzg Sansome street. Curue- Clay San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
FRANK AND CLEAR.
Having Admitted the strength or the Xvi dcnce. su Eminent Physiciun Takes
 Lr=icli Action.

The foIlowin., letter ,eiis is osu story. The signature will b. -sc1.1lssl .-s rha. o- tae Phy- siciaa-iu-Chief Of Che Dc Quincy Home, and au,lor Of "prurs Ina Ezslare'' '-rhe Hgpo- dermie Iziec-i7n of Morphine. .A Manual of Nursing and many other popuia- and valuable specinl medical works.
 lEi wr-r TiSru Sl1EEr. NEg T0ZE, August IT, l-''l. Mrsszs. sr.uv-Y S JauSsoS.
 GEyrlx,rzx.-Iils luost' of my p-1,sssioa, a.n cauti8as a11uy uiz-i-r my fI--h Co any new ! medicine OF curative ar -t. But F0ur BEN SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER hai l b--.-, -f-our b the barr CTS and Uuu Its way Co | my good opin. .on. My attanuou was ti-s' called to i- sl1as ei-lt uioztas s1 a patiHnt oi nine ! Aithoneh usas well arg lailted E'ifl The sup - nor ercalienc5 or yosr other p4zsie7 a-u "-. '- ser-ir slra-u So uials especially for tle ii"ss7- s;o- inc gsrssn's r7ls cumpa-stiv-ly new 'o me. I ind hlaEd hosevsF. of its merits 17 a, -s,o.I-- i7 cascs of Lane Blek- Lccl i.heulu'-- ti-r- Neu-aI-ia. Colststi0a of the Brouciiill Tube and Lul-s. Dyspspsia, Torpid LiTer and Hk, rff -c.io-s. and have sinee besun Co efLe-- ir-sn. with ir r.srsollulll. and tud bENcON S CaPCINF PLAsTEE an exceptionally cle-lniy plaste-. 10 u-o. and rapio- in its action
 Many te-ts or its qualities, made In ny "NI. fa-llIy and aul1aE mg patiazts. haze oonTlleeo me tha. thero is u1 o;i- single article SO Ei4eA- 5ls for porular -ise. nor SO helpful an the ais- aasss have na-ued- should you d -=ire To do So. y1u nay use my nauls to taEs cfeet-
 Very truly Yours.
 H- IT, KANE AM, MD. 1 Inc ssauins have the Wrri CAPcISE cut n | the center. Priee Ei ceuts.
 slsabury lE J0tn neon. On hssuists. New York. [
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
W ON FUL

THE OLDEST. GREATfSE and BE,r EEMEDI for the cure of Nervous and Physical Debility. Ni-ai iXhaustiol. Seminal Weak1oss Lose Of Man hood. Failing Memory and Re- Iaxed and Eafeebled conditions of Che Geulto-Urluary organs. ,It speedily cures IMPOTENCE. Early Dscay Loss of Tirur. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and alt the sad effects cl youthful fol- Ines and abuss or EAtES>ES OF MATURITY.
 It pcrInau cntiY prevents all Unnatural Loss From th- systsm. as thousInds can attest who have us1t the Remedy iu tho past quurter of @ ceI-urg which it has been before ths public.
 Es is Indeed a Wonderful Remedy -touIug the nerves. strengthening tue muscles, checking tho waste. inVgora-- ing the whole system and re- mn HH nm -N IT rNnHH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
LEEEIC DIsPENsARY.
a0nGenrr alrea. Sa

4C0 Geary street San Francisco. Cal Privs4te entrance. io5 Mason street, four blocks up Gcary street from kear1y. Main entrance thruugh Dispensary Drug Store. oclod&W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

Impotsncy, Exhausted YiulIty, Prema-uro Dt e cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, iu all it's complications, and from whatever cause
 produced IteuuChos and uuriEc8 tho biuud Strengthens the Nerr1a. Eraiu. Muscles. Hgas- rion. Reproductive Organs, and Physical md Meutnl Faculties. lt stops any unnatural e7 afl- fiat rx drain upon the systcu, preventing iuvo.- untary lOsses. facilitating ureez's. seminal losses with the urre etc, SO destI --tisc 70 mind and body It is sure eilmlua.or or all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. lt contains no injuriu-s ingredients. To 1iio~e suffering from thr evil eiiccts Of youthful tndlscreGfons or eICcsscs. speedy. thor 0uSh and permanent tt RI i> td AAs " FEED. Price. S2.5O Der bottle. or nve bo-tles in case. with fUil directions aud advice. SIC. Sonr secure from obserTatlon io Gny address rp- on receipt os price. or C. o. D To oe hsc ouly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

N
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 r, a--s troublsd with too frequent eTac-ats ri--
 "a -ts hlsdder. ofter accom- psuisd hJ a slisut -----frq or bu-uinar seusaflon and O ge'-reilins
 -is y-zrenu ln a rslarzer tne rafiaut iiiipl i- --+ for On examining Inc ilrl1ary OepoHitH % -- rfr-lsnf wiil often hs f1urds and soin- z-rall rarriclez of al 1lulau VIII aIlitir eE -,i - ggiiI bs gf thin rr1iztsn Due. aaal- - to a dark and torpid npFe4rhiicc. el .-s many men who dls ot tlis dii-cr-tys lL-l-- of tha cause. u hich fs rte second stage ll- l-ol.--5~sI vrralCuess- Dr. R. u1l e1sr74nle'l @ l- - -r-. iu au such casss- ard % heaithy Fe7- fL.-- .sf rhs seulto--L-lulry- or-sn-- r--,.f---f0 Co q and e Co E. sunlaIs lrnl-
 Ol.. rT Caraultafiou free 111ruush e1- l {. .--il-rr and a1.vice. f3.
 iclll os lddrass pK sPrNxET d co.
 .s No. II Ksarny street san Frsi else1. o--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

hiF Erea ( . tre n gth eniuE Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the iegiti. mate result Of over twenty years of p-Ec- C cal experience. au q CURES WITH lN- FAILING CEETAlN- IT Nervous and Fhy- sicai Debility. Scmi- mi Neakn eEs. scsI- matOrrh0a. Prosta- fuwrhn.ar r-rraa1ss-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

l Dss. BISTTE's Kidney Remedy eyph- | ret.cum, carss nIl kinds of Kidney gad lis.iiez | COInplgiuts GouorrhTa. Gleet Lcucorf1ot'
 For ssis bv all ,-lzs-ists. Sl z osrie aIE bottle. | for 75.
 | DR HHINTEE'5 Dandeiinn Fills arc ths | ls.t and cheapest DyzpnDsiu and ifillioo- cure | fu ths rrnrjcet For rfle b. r.I drucg4a.l- i0itt1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
DR. LIEBIG'S

Sueicieut Co show its merit. al-l ne Esrr e. ary one npriyiug by letter, sJ-t.ur kls syrptol-s g1iH age Cornulunicsrl0gs strictly curE-ectla'.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
NlCKLES PUBLISHING co

Send for Circular. e9 ANN STREET.
 ss-A Arentz wanted. New York City. EzcIn-lva T.rrilorl Guaran,ecd. d-9N6m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

turral rmissIOu, AvGrg1on 70 n"ciety' DlIHltsa, of Vision. Hoises ir the hean; the Flte- hui1 other disaasez thst load -o insanity and death
 DR. INVITE will agree -o forfeit Eve Bun fse-r...lffva. furFar his H9ecIAl advice and r..s.rarrtl v4iI not c1rc or lur snythiEg impure ar ir-urroua found ID lt- Db. AlNliE tEeafs
 -a-- t,1reuIta-4cu free. IhUruuyh e-a-llI1- fion and advice including snaiysts or uliEe ER0l Price of Che Vital Eestoratlve, s5.-t a h,t-
 iIs or four ffraca tho Cusrtltg. ciO.Jo- cent tr any sd .!-cea upon receipt of price OF C. O. D. -acfir,, feorn obasrvsriou. and m private name ,ies.red by A r.. iIi NTlE, hl. D.
 n K Esarnr Street. San ffsrcisCu- Cal SIMPLE ROTfLE FREE Cn application b3 letter ststiug syuptums. sex and ago tounll- uiestions gtricti z confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
THE Great English Remedy !

n | UlVlT-fllIIuE cue
 for Nervuus Debility
 Frhausts1 Vitality Seminal W ea u ee 3 1. Hpsrmatorrhua. L0S1 MANHOOD. iupotsI-
 cy. fnralysis. rostatCr- .rhHa and all the tern Ible effects of Self 'AbUas. youthful follies band ezossses m uatureE .years-su such ar lose of Memory La.sslLnds. Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
DR. c. 3. SALFlELD,

SIG Kearney Street, San Francisco, Ca.
 Consultations strictly conhte1tial, by .ar'sT or Af ngicss FREE. For tts convenience ct -s- rien.s. and in o-ter Co irsura perie5t sacr2e-. ha=e adopted private sddrcss. u1ti0r wfic. Hu packn-1s are sorVHrtsd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02

C. RICHARDS & CO.,. Agents, ty7 6 g-g Eansome street. Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Dr. SPINNEY,
vOTTTG MEN

No n Kearny street san lran5,sso, '' VT rrs,,t. an Chronic and special ii-e'-e@'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
Mrsszs. srarv-.Y & JauSsOS.

Inc esauine have the word CAP-ISE cut ln the center. Priee % ceuts.
 ssabury E Johnson. Chssuis,s. New York
, 1884-04-26
Concert.

Friday night as large an audience
rs could well be expected, consider
ing the threatening condition of the
weather, assembled at joys Opera
House to enjoy concert given by
the Ceur d'Alene 2nd Infantry band.
Want Of time prevents as extended
n notice Of the entertainment as it
deserves. The programme was most
delightfully."- rendered, and the per-
formers showed evidence of a per-
feet knowledge Of brass music. The
hand is one Of the best in the service,
the members quiet and gentlemanly
and they take a pride in their play.
ing. As an instrumental concert
this one was decidedly the best ever
given here.
, 1884-04-26

Yesterday morning as Geo. Graves
Esq, was plodding along on Howard
street, south Of the railroad, his at
tentIon was attracted by three valises
which, on closer inspection, proved
to be cut open and rified of their con-
tents. Two apparently bad belonged
to men and the other to II woman, as
it contained children's clothes. 1t
is presumed that the Valises had
been stolen and carried to the place
found and searched. in one Of the
satchels were found lot Of private
papers that may be Of value to the
owner. Among them is a letter in
Producing E. Chapman to Jno. Bolt,
Of Applegate, Oregon, and a number
Of deeds, articles of incorporation,
ETC., of the Pacific Ditch and Hy-
draulic Gold Mining Co., county Of
Josephine, State of Oregon. Mr..
Graves left the documents at this
office where the owner can have
them on application.
, 1884-04-26

1t would seem that people who in
vest in buildings intended for stores
would fail to find tenants on ac-
count of the multiplicity of such
structures, yet such is not the case.
No sooner is a block completed than
renters appear, and in most instances
the houses are spoken for long be-
fore they are completed. E. j.
Webster has just built three store
rooms Of gOOdly size and attractive
exterior appearance on Riverside
avenue between Howard and Stew
ems streets, and long before they had
received the finishing touches they
had been engaged and the renters
clamoring for admission. The same
may be said Of every building con-
structed so far this season and the
demand shows no evidence of weak
ening. 1t is q good sign and we
hope that it may be ever thus.
, 1884-04-26

Strangers and visitors at our hotels
are reporting and sending the story
abroad that Spokane Falls has no in
ducements to offer capitalists and
manufacturers; that our water power
is in the hands of a few mOnOpOlists
who hold it at such fabulous figures
that no one can afford to buy or use
1t for industrial purposes. We are
glad to state on the authority of
parties who have water power for
sale that such is not the case; that
every reasonable proposition to put
up a mill or factory will be encour-
aged, and we throw out this hint to
parties who quote prices of water
power to strangers. Don't repeat
unreasonable stories, but 90 to head
quarters and get the facts and then
give the lie to the crOakers.
, 1884-04-26

To-day is the 65th anniversary Of
the organization of the l. o. o. F.,
and the fact will not be permitted to
escape the attention Of the public il
band music and parading has any
effect on the body of the population,
Besides the daylight demonstration
the members Of the order propose to
close up the festivities with a grand
ball in the Opera House this even
ing. AS then boys have made eX-
tensiye arrangements for this social
affair, we hope to- see the mammoth
hall crowded to its utmost capacity.
The very best Of music has been Sc
cured, which is an additional reason
why lovers Of the dance should be
there.
, 1884-04-26
SATURDAY, APRIL, 26, 1884.

THE Republican County Conven-
tion for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to the Territorial Convention,
was held at Cheney, Thursday OF
this week. The only business Of the
body was the selection Of delegates
which resulted as follows: Jno. l..
Wilson, Spokane Falls L. E. Kel-
lOgg, Cheney; VIM. Marshall,
Marshall; W. L. Spence, Medical
Lake; D. II. Anderson, Spring
Valley.
, 1884-04-26

We have had occasion several
times recently to hint to our
readers that If it became necessary
to be out late o. nights that they
would find a revolver a very pleas
ant and agreeable companion. The
town is not as free from a hard class
as we would wish to see it, and
many Of that stripe are ready to run
risks in order to raise the where
withal. Another party has had a
little experience with fOotpads that
will teach him, and perhaps others,
the necessity of being prepared for a
stand-up. Last Wednesday Geo. w.
jackson, an old gentleman who has
passed his 65th birthday, was de-
layed in the city undergoing an ex-
animation before Mr.. Warner, pre-
paratory to taking a school at
Spangle. Mr.. Jackson, although
bearing the imprints Of time in the
shape Of white hairs, is quite vigor-
Gus old gentleman, and has been
teaching school in the Hangman
creek district this winter, and has
taken up a claim some six miles
southwest of our city. AS we stated
above he was compelled to remain
in town until nearly o'clock We'd
nesday evening, when he started
home. Tramping along his eyes fell
upon a short stick which he picked
up, first with no particular intention,
but as he progressed on his journey
and weighed the piece of wood it
struck him that it would be a pretty
good weapon in case he happened to
be waylaid. This idea set him to
studying the chances Of such an ac-
cident, and getting kind of nervous
he gathered up a large fiat pebble as
additional security. Nothing aston
ishing occurred until he reached the
point IN the road about /, quarter of
a mile west of A. NJ. Cannon's resi-
dence where the railroad crosses the
highway. AS Mr.. Jackson was
leisurely walking under the trestle
the air was almost expelled fFom his
body when a man armed with
large club suddenly confronted him
and demanded his money or his life.
The would-be robber followed up4he
imDertinent request with a blow,
but the agile Jackson, rather small
in stature, lodged and the club
struck him on the left side, but
pocket full Of papers deadened the
blow and it only staggered him.
The old man has lived too long on
the coast and Is too full of raw grit
to give up without an effort, and in
stead Of pungling up what coin he
had on his person he commenced
applying his stick, and with such
good effect that the wOuld-be robber
struch out for safety. AS a parting
salute Jackson fired the stone at the
retreating form Of his assailant strix-
ing HIM in the neck. Mr.. Jackson
described the man rs wearing a
winter cap, having full beard and
long hair. We congratulate the
schoolmaster on his escape, and laud
him fng.thc pluck displayed.
, 1884-04-26
NOTICE.


INIIEU 0INIT1 IlNNDUEFIIEf [
spokane Falls, W. t. Mar. II, 1884.
Complaint having been entered az this Of
nce by William S. Adams against Barney ].
Dougheriy for abandoning homestead entry
No. l2l7, dated June 18th, 1850, upon the W
or Of section Il, township twenty-five, north
range forfy-fOur In Spokane county, WASH
ington Territory, with view TO the cancellR-
ton Of said entry the said parties arc hero
by summoned to appear at this ofiice on tho
10Th day OF May, 1881, at I O'Clock, r. NJ, TO
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Jso, I, Wusoy, Receiver.
, 1884-04-26
Notice for Publication.


NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has iled notice Of his In
tention to mrke fpal proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the United States Land Oflice at Spokane
Falls, W. T., on June 5, 1854, 10 a. M. viz /:
Isaac 9. Libby, D. s., 2ss5, for the Sc 4 OF SEC.
20, T. 2B, n. II, q, T.. W. NJ.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlvn-
ton Of said land. viz: NJ. II. Whitehouse,
II. L. Post, JUS NJ. Denison and ]. S. Wood
ard, all Of Spokane Falls, w. T.
J. NJ ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1884-04-26
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, L.
County OF Spokane. S9'
In the Justice Court: II. F.. Allen Justice.
NO H. w. ifo lou ~ arG heFSby notined
against you I'm said court which will come
on TO be be heard ut my office In Spokane
Falls, In Spokane county, W. 7. on the 9Th
day OF May A. d. 1884, at the hour Of ive
O'Clock p. m, and unless you appear then
and there answer, the same will be taken as
confessed and the demand OF the plaintiff
granted. The object and demand of said
complaint Is to recover the sum OF seventy
eight and n half dollars (s7S15) for goods and
liquors sold and delivered
Complaint filed April l3, 1884.
II. +. ALLEN,
Justice Of the Pence.
NASH KINSAIRD Plaintiffs Attorney.