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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

The Democratic primaries for the election of delegates to the Territorial Convention at Phenix, opened in the bell tower on church plaza at one o'clock this afternoon, and during the first tif- teen minutes there was formidable rush of one man to the polls. Tickets were not generally distributed at the time the polls opened, and but little ex- citement prevailed. At caucus Tn the court house this morning the following ticket was placed in nomination: H. s. Stevens, l.. c. Hughes. Thomas Gates, Phil Crovat and C. NJ. Strauss. Two other tickets were in the field. in which ex-mayOr Strauss name IS replaced by c. T. kresham and W. J. White respect lively. As polls close after the CITIZEN goes to press, the result of the contest cannot be given.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

The Silver City Enterprise enquiries why IT is that the murderers of Judge and Mrs. McComas are not arrested and punished. It is n well-known fact that they are now at the San Carlos agency. We will add that the mnrderers of Messrs. J. |. Barney, W. H. NcCul- lough and Capt. Prescott are there also, and the justice cries aloud for the ap- prehension and punishment of the red fiends.->ocOrro Bullion.
 We were not aware that 1t had been positively determined who the mur- derers of Barney, Mccullough and Pres colt were. It is generally believed that they were Indians, but nothing positive as to their fate IS known, while the mur- derers ct Judge and Mrs. McComas are well known tO the people of Arizona and New Mexico, and are drawing government rations on the San Carlos reservation st thIs writing.-Silver City Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
YOung Men!-Read This.

The VoItaic Belt Co. of Marshall, Mich, offer to send their celebrated Flee tro-Yoltaic Belt and other electric ap- pliances on trial for thirty days. to men tyoung or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kinds of kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases. Complete restora- tion to health, vigor and manhood guar anteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once :or illustrated pamphlet free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
Prn Rnnn Pnhlirn.

IL is very important that the people Of Pima county take some decided action at once in the matter of securing representation at the Worlds Exposi- tion in New Orleans. But little time is left in which to accomplish the work, and 1t should be commenced before Commissioner F. NJ. Murphy leaves this part of the Territory, which will be in a few days. A modest sum of money will be necessary to defray the expenses, a portion of which the county board of supervisors might appropriate. There Is no doub. but the next Territorial Legislative Assembly will cause 1t to he reimbursed. The railroads hIve re- duced the fare to and from the ExpOsi- tiOn to B nominal figure and 1t IS proba- ble that the specimens for exhibition will be carried free. Therefore the ex- penses of the local commissioner will be about all the outlay necessary.
 The citizens of this county ought certainly Co feel proud enough of its wonderful resources to take deep in terest in this matter. A suitable per- son is wanted to take charge of the exhibit; to gather the specimens and accompany them to New Orleans and remain there during the time the Ex- position remains open. A live, ener- getIc and faithful person could accom- piish much good for Pima county and its people ought to wake up long enough to' send full and fine exhibit to New Orleans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

Major Beebe. of the Gunsight Com many has arrived from the east, and will iaava tomorrow morning tO start up the work The new mill will be at once er- ected and with the capital now at the ,or,nand of tba rev management much homo is sxpreesed of the future output os inc rnipes. This Is the result Of the ssls cf fine Gunsight properties men, tioned some time ago Tn the CITIZEN, ro,,o,t which some persons and news ,,a,,o-. questioned, but which was never t5eI.ss true. And now the CITIZEN will ,-snture another assertion, that before tbe end of the present year the Gun s;,b, mill will be turning out bullion m nTCfitable quantities, and add one more Irominent producer to the mining ln- d1stry of southern Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
Them Hats.
Trcsox. Sept. 4th, 1881.

TUCSON, Sept. 4th, ISSI.
 EDITOR CITIZEN For the informa- tion of few of the fOssilized residents of this A. & H. P. and more especially the antiquated writer of the local item in this mornings luminary in re- gard to dun cOlOred plug hats. l wish to state that instead of be- ing Cleveland hats they were sold and worn as Blaine hats long before the Democratic ''chupadOres" at Chicago had agreed upon that highly immoral candidate for future obscurity-Grover E. Cleveland. J. k. I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

On account of the continued large sales of Damiana Bitters 1 find it neces- sary to have an agency at Tucson. No tice Is hereby given that Messrs. Hil- ginger < Patterson have this day been appointed agents of the celebrated and we'll known Damiana Bitters for Pima county and vicinity. LEWIS HEss,
 Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, No.
 F Montgomery ave. San Francesca.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

Professor Geo. c. Hall started to-day for Darlington, Wisconsin, where he will place his motherless child in care of his sister. Before leaving he desired that the CITIZEN express his heartfelt thanks to those who kindly rendered their aid and assistance during the try ing time of sickness and bereavement, and particularly to Mrs. F. J. Warren, H. Gardiner, A. V. Grossetta, Rev. U. Gregory and to his brethren of Arizona Lodge, No. 1, A. O. |. W.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

Among the delegates elected to the Republican county convention from out side precints are: Nogsles-J. T. Brick wood, T. D. Cassnegs, L. Ephram. OuIiotoa-W. Fl. Smith, Fred. Mason, J. NJ. Quiggle. Tubac-Judge T. Lillie Mercer. Elgin-R. c. Brown. San Xavier-Jose F. VasqueZ. Columbia Camp-John V. Weigle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
CochiSe Democrats.

The DemocTts oE COchise county made the following nominations.
 .uncil-Richari Rule.
 A=-embly-T. T. Hunter, D. k. Ward well. B. T. Smith, F. ]. TerriIl, |. M. Woods.
 Sheriif-N. A. Daniel.
 Treasurer David COhn.
 Recorder-AL Jones.
 District Attorney Mark Smith.
 Probate JGdgc L. Peel.
 Public AiministratOr-A. J. Felter.
 Coroner-Tom keefe.
 Supervisors-P. c. Merrill, w. 5. San- delsou.
 De egates to tue Territorial conven- ton: $. Friedman. Fairbank: J. II. Teyis, lewiston: c. W. Bryan, Benson; Wes: Howell, Bisbre; G. 4. kirtley, Wilcox: l.. J. Robersts. Huachuca; Charles Young, Charleston; W. I. Ian- caster. Wilcox; J. H. Hosdley. Bisbee; G. c. Berry, ". K. Meade. II. Qmgley, C. M. Lincoln, J. II. Behan, from Iomo- stone.
 Harry Woods was made chairman or the county central committee, and the Epitaph says "the bottom rail IS on top"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

Ayers Ague Care. when used accord ,nr to directions, is warranted to erGdi- cate from the system all forms of mala- rial disease. such ss Fever and Ague, ChiIs and Fever. Intermittent, remit tent and Bilious Fevers. and disorders Of the liver. Try it. The experiment is a safe one. and will cost yOu nothing if a cure is not effected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

The cooler weather has commenced, bringing with it the many citizens of the ancient and honorable pueblo who enjoyed the summer months abroad, to
 gether with innumerable other blessings. The thermometer is gradually dropping at the rate of one paper collar per day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
A Uard.

To all who are suffering from errors and indiscretisns of youth, nervous weakness. early decay, loss of manhood, etc, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D. New York. iy-l6-eOd-d-w-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

The Epitaph ssys: IL is understood that NIT. W. ]. Cheyney, managing dlT, ector of the I. M. &. M. company, VIII be in Tombstone before many days, when work on the companys property will be resumed. It Is not probable a superintendent will be appointed to i'll the vacancy occasioned by the resigns- tion of Prof. Church. it being more than likely that MT. Cheyney will remain and ske charge himself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

A very ludicrous episode occurred yes terday on Pennington street, neGr Stone avenue. An inebriated son of the Papago forest who had become SO far civilized as to luxuriate from the earn ings of his faithful squaw who markets ollas, and made use of her meagre sc- cumulstions to fill Lis hide with mescal, made an extraordinary demand upon his capital stock and was fiatly refused. There were several papOOses at home that needed frijOles and tOrtIllas. and the small pence in the exchequer were to be sacredly devoted to that laudable purpose. The lord and master failed m obtaining the coveted funds through morsl suasion and thereupOa he re- sorted to the manly art, Marquis of Quee nsbury rules, and brought her to grass in one round. Her cries brought n few women from the houses in the ueighborhood armed with brOOmsticks and umbrellas, and they furnished a very comic background to the scene while the Indian, unconscious of their presence, was industrIously choking his helpmeet. Finally an ofhcer appeared and dragged the drunken monarch of to the refrigerator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

It IS a very gratifying fact that every person who has had ore treated at The Cannon Ball Reduction works m thls city. Is unreseryed in his praise of their efficiency. The only trouble existing now IS a lack of capacity for treating inc various kinds 1f ore after crushed by by the mill The present amalg"mRtor Is almost perfection in principle and practice, but two or more larger ones are required. together with settlers and n few minor articles. The company will soon again call upon those who have subscribed for stock but failed to res pond with the cash, and also upon others interested in bringing up the works to greater capacity for the small amount oi aid required. So far 1t has proved success and demonstrated the practca- bility of reducing the ores at home. Now with better facilities and greater capacity there can be no doubt but IL will not only prove a very remunerative investment to the stockholders, but oi great benefit to the poor prospectors and mine owners
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

L. A. Hughes, deputy collector of cus- toms, from Santa Fe, New Mexico, ar rived last evening. In company with Deputy A. J. Keen he will visit Mesa City and other points.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
HFaRTPAINS.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
"RoUGH ON CoRSs"

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.


 Content min slte, Tucson district August 29, ID B Mccullough.
 Oxident mill site, Tucson district, Aug ust 29, ID B Mccullough.
 EscondidO millsite, Baboquivari mtus July 15, Max Werner, Wm Heinecke, H Barnes, John Steidei.
 DEEDS.
 R. Paul, Sheriff, to J G Goodman, lots ?, 4. 6, $, 10, F., IA, 16, block 2S, Bruckner's addition; $50.
 Danlel Shearer to U Gregory, To. 10, section 3; lot ?, section 10; lot :, section II, township l4 s. R 13 E, about ? miles NV of the city of Tucson; S600.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Bill of sale Wallace Wurz to J E Dixon, One-quarter Black Chief mine and Red Chief mine, Quijotoa district; Sl43.
 Bond of Louis WoliieY as Notary Publlc, with Volney Elstun and James Quinlln ss sureties.
 Lis Pendens-J B W Gardiner vs E B Clifford ct al, lot 10, block l96, Tucson; claim, S2.5OO.
 Lease-Manuel Lopez and wife to Chris Christensen, Lot ?, block POS, Tue son, 2 years, $40 per month. Lease and Agreement, Jobn \ Har- vey to W 5 George and r C Wright. Red Top mine, Helvetia district, l year, 25 per cent of net profits of all ore extracted.
 Appointment of John l.. Scott as agent of the Edinburg Mining Com pany.
 Appointment of c II Light as agent of the Peacock Mining Company and Accidental Mining Company. Notice Lis Pendens, T l. Stiles, as- signee, vs B ID Fairbanks and + c Pear son, part lot ?, block 2l3, Tucson, Claim 2,0OO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

Candidates for members of the Lsgis. lstive Assembly seem 70 be very scarce. Perhaps they are waiting for the office to seek the man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
PROCLAMATION.

Rxrrr1yE DxPARIMEyr OF ARIZONA.
 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR. {
 PRFsCOTT Arlzons. August Q l,s4. uTuFRPAS A CONTAGIOUS DISEASE IS w prevalent among TeIas cattle, and is J kelly to ba disastrous to the cattle interests of An xoua unless the importation or such Texas cat tIe irfo this Territory IS strictly InterdIcted.
 Now therefore, 1. II. N Van Armsn. Acting G0vernor Of Arizona Territory. do warn any u.erson or persons from driving any Texas cattle into this Territory until the 18th day Of October HIM VAN ARMAN.
 sui2rf Acting Governor of Arizona Territory
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tue ereputatiOn of
 Hostettcr's StOui- 'ach Bitters as pre- .veutiye of epidem- ics, a stomachic
 and invieorant, a general restorative and a specific for fever and ague ln- dI--ztion. bilious affections. rheuma- tism, Eervous de- hllIfy. cOnstitII- tioual weakness ls established upon the souud basis of more than 3l years expsrieace.aud can no more be shaken l1y the claptrap no trums of uusci- antihc pTetenders .han the everlast- .Iiils by the winds es. For sale by all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
.ROUGH ON RATS

Clears out rats, mice. reaches, flies, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
DR.ALLEN'S
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 SPEEDY CUBE OF CHRONIC, NERN-
 OCS AND SPECIAL DISE NSES. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST DR. ALLEN. AS IS WELL KNOWN, Is A iJ regular cradultri Physician, educated Rt BowiOln College and University of Michigan. He has devoted @ lifetime, and is acknowl- edged Co hc th' most expert surgeon m his spo- cIalty 0a Che PaCIhc c1sst.
 Young Men And NIDDLE-AGrp GFN. who arc suffering from the effects of louthfgl iudIscretious or ENcesses m ul4,i-1e -..f-, NERVOUS ant PHYsI- confusion of ideas dun oyra, avcrsion Co sOci- oty, desp1lc 1er. li.1p-cs ol tE3 face. loss uf memory. trctia--,y ut urluulf1g, etc, tsoueiIl- bgr, that hy 60 combination oI vegetable rene- dies or great curative ruscr. tio Doctor has SO arr,nEed hlr treatment that % Will not only uf- ford immediate rshef bat permanent cure.
 Nt EcSFsTAl EXPERIENCE. Having boon surgeon Iu -l.r-c of two leading hospitals. enables mo Co treat all private trUu- blrs wIth exc llclt gstu.ts. | wlsh It distinctly uuderstp1G that ] do not claim to perform inn DOssIbilitIe-, CT tr have miraculous or supernat- urll powcr. rl1im only tO he @ skliltUl and successful Physician and Surgeon, THOROUGHLY informed Il UIy HuecrTtty-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
TUTY'S NAIR DYE,

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining m POstoffice at Tucson. Arizona, September I. lSS4: Ajuque, NicanOr Lewis, Allen. Geo w Lee. Edward AIlArt w T Lewis. II A AlOrta Jeeus Lee. J l. Bardin, Clemente MaldOnado. Eumesinda Barrett, T. Marshall. Mrs Alex Baldwin. Robert MaldOnado. Jose M BOisls. Betty Martinez, Leonardo Blanco, SenObia Melbourn. Wm T Busanes, Jesus Megias Jesus Buryella. Joe Miller. l. Cavansss, VIII Mitchell, Charley Castillo. Margarita Marco, kefugla Compadre, ArmentO Nunez, MAnuela Chadewick. D J Nunez, Antonio Chancey, John OehOa, Jesus Gotta Nemesia O'Neil. Patrick Corrigon, Thos OrOsCu, M COrtes. Franco Ortega. LaurO Cook. James Penny POyue, Hoy Cummings,J II Pesquiera. Frauca Dalton, James fadtlla. BeuinO Doyle US Penney. Steye2 Ellsworth. Frankie Portillo, Delnua EnriqIe. PatriciO-5 Refugia Sra English Reed. IL A Fspinoza. Desea R Rollins, YES Eco. Mariana kobettO, Jos Freer Fanny kObles. Jesus Fimbres, Jesus koeIs, Anhe.ta Gritin, G kuiZ, DlOuidis Galas Fernando sguious, Nichls Goodrich, Walter silVa. J M Green, A F Sloan, lhos Gustave, Hede Soto, Antonio
  Harris. Miss simond-, NJ Hardy Frank Ierrazas, milia Herrera, Francisco Thomas. Doctor Hennesssy, John Nalenzuela, Isabel House l. Warren, MichaelJ Horn Mary Wallace. n r. Hutchison Whidbe. GeOrgie Huerta Francisco Winner. Jas James. Brace Mliks, Ohas Jarcen, Franks Watts. Co J II Jepning. EmmR-S Wood. Johnson. C louEg. Daniet kearus Allen lslas. Conception kimball HS Zepeda. Guadalupe Ieiyas Cruz ZasuetH. Jose
 CHINESE LETTERS Ououg WO Charley Cane Lung Wing Lee Hop Lee
 THIRD AND FOURTH CLASS MATTER. Rraunhart Johnson. John Boyle, Col W G Horton. Beard H HIckin, Alics-9 Cohn D Mansfield. Harry | vans AB Reilly. James
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
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VoTING MEN

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 MIDDIE-AGEc ~Es.
 There are many ct the ago of thirty Co sixty who are troubled with too frequent oEac nations of the bladder. often accompanied by @ siight smRrtins or burning sensation and q Eoi.Sening of the system m a manner the patient cannot sc- count for On examInin. the urinary deposits rOpy sediment will often De found and some times small particles of glbumsn VIII appear, or he color will be of a thin milslsh hne. again changing to a dark and torpid appearance Thsre are many men who die Of this dilaculty' ignorant of the cause. which ls the -ecnnd stage of serninal weakness. Dr. S. ylu guarantee @ perfect cure iu all such eases. and hea4thy res toTation of the ganitO-urinary oreans-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06
GALA. MILITARY ACADEMY,
 Oakland, California.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

There Is peculiar and unusual friction
about the planting Of grain that has seldom
been experienced In Los Angeles. There
was rank growth OF straw In the last har-
vest and the grain growers neglected TO burn
II soon after harvest, waiting to utilize the
stubble aud fallen grain for pasturagc. But
there happened to be more stubble than
stock, and after waiting q reasonable time To
use the fields for pasture the early rains
stepped In aud brought a new element OF
trouble In sprouting the fallen grain and
setting the weeds Into a lively growth. As u
consequence there Is u scarcity of dry fuel
on the plains aud a surplus of green vegets-
tloD, so that the annual burning Of the stub
Bile Is impossible without n lively brecz +,
which does dot seem to prevail nj present,
In fact, for II month past there has been no
wind and the hundreds sf windmills ON the
plains are idle and waiting for something to
turn up, while the tanks have become dry
aud leaky for lack OF use, In the meantime
the rank stubble and the fresh growing
weeds and sprouting volunteer grain choke
the great gang plows and compel frequent
stoppage to clear away the straw and fresh
vegetation. This stOppige cltisesa serious
delay, 50 that teams that would with al
open field, pillow eight or ten acres per day
arc now feuhttu 10 SIX ttFeh uiily. Inc
difference Is most marked and also expen
sivc. Those who burns' .be'r Iubblcs
early are verv 'S.tu,,a,S, as they have only
t. uSsh growth Ia overcome. while the
others who have the old growth and the new
to pillow under have u burden that they do
not want to duplicate,
II will thus be seen that fall rains are Il
heavy weight on the grain growers who
have neglected TO burn tnii stumble till
II mixed with grass, weeds and freshly
growing volunteer grain. severtl farmers
who intended to pillow aud SOW, now dec. IRE
that II will be impossible to do 50, aud will
be compelled to let the grain volunteer, III
though contrary to their custom OF farming
II Is estimated that there are now 800 & ing
plows planting wheat aud barley In the
county Of Los Angeles alone, planting 300
acres per day OF these great crops This rate
OF planting will probably continue for ut
least 100 days The great grain growers are
not anxious for any more rain till their stub
bio fields are cleared. There Is such con
dition MS having too much of n good thing.